Bobby is back after being out sick a couple days. Lunchbox thinks he was jinxed after playing a voicemail last week from a listener about how he never really misses work. Amy wants to know if we think she’s a helicopter parent for not wanting her son to bike without her supervision. Morgan ran into an A-List actor in the wild and one member of the show is really jealous.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting all right, here we are, We're back. We're here
more the studio of Morning. I am here and I
am about. I don't know if I'm putting a percentage
on it forty three percent, but you know what, danga,
I'm here and we're doing the show. So hey, hold
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your applause, everybody. I don't need to be I don't
need to be celebrated. Wow, Wow, we got you. I've
been as sick as I've ever been in my entire
life this week, but I am here and we are
ready to go. I'm gonna go ahead and start with
this lunchbox says the jinx is real and because of
this voicemail lunchbox. Yes, last week we got a voicemail
from a lady like, oh, Bobby, like, how many days
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in your career have you missed me due to sickness?
And Body's like, oh, not very many? And then boom,
like two days later, boom is right. Here's a clip
in a voicemail. Have you ever had to take off
and you weren't on air? Because I feel like you're
one of those people who if you have had to
like miss a day, you can count it on like
your hands. So how many days have you actually missed?
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I need to know, so that was the question, and
I said a few over the years, and I can
add a couple more after this week. But I don't
believe in the jinks. I'm like Patty Gasso, the coach
at Oklahoma. I don't believe in the jinks. I think
I had some bad luck as prior rounds people I
didn't need to be around caught the disease. And here
I am, you know, I mean it's the jinks that
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that would have never happened if we didn't play that voicemail.
I mean, that's not true. One has nothing to do
with the other. Yeah, well, the fact that we played
the voicemail has nothing to do with the fact that
I've almost died over the last five days. Do you
guys not believe that he would have not got sick
and the jinks wouldn't have been in if we didn't
play that voicemail. It did not happen until we played
that voicemail. When's the last time he got sick and
missed work? I mean, I can't even exactly. It was
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the year of seventeen sixty one. It doesn't matter. I'm here,
We're good. We're rolling. We're good. Everybody good. How's your weekend?
Just kidding, it's like Thursday. I don't know, I know
that's what it feels like to me. I haven't seen
the Blue Sky in like four days, but I saw
it yesterday, and I'm here at work today and we're
gonna get through this show. I'm happy to be somewhat normal.
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I am at my house, everybody else is in the studio.
By dang it, we're gonna finish this show or mine
I die right there. We lost time. It's time to
open the mail bag. Get something we call ye Hello,
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Bobby Bones. So, an old college friend is getting married,
and I don't think I was invited to the wedding
because everyone else from our group got an invitation. I
did not. I wasn't too upset because we weren't the closest.
But it's not like we had a falling out. If
I were getting married, I would invite him because he's
a good friend and of my friends. So long story short,
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I got the invitation yesterday that I didn't get originally,
but I wasn't so quick to RSVP because of my mind.
I'm on the b list of guests and he probably
doesn't care if I go or not. I look at
it this way. If I RSVP with a not attending note,
no harm is done. Also, I don't have to bother
getting him a gift or even inviting him to my
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wedding one day? Am I obligated to go if I
got the invitation so much later than everyone else? Oh
and I never got to save the date? What a
classy move? Here signed mad that I didn't get the invite.
It sounds like he does really want to go, or
he wouldn't have sent the email. He's like, I don't
even want to go. You were feelings were hurt that
you didn't get an invite. I understand that it sucks.
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I'll not be invited places even if you're not super close,
but people super close to you are invited. Happens to
me all the time with every party, literally every party.
All my friends are like, did you get the invite?
Sure didn't. They'd like you check your email, Nope, probably
in there check it, Nope, I'm not in there. So
I understand you're hurt a little bit, But no, you
don't have to go if you don't want to go.
But I don't think you should go. I would invite
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into my wedding and then later go, you know what,
then I want to vite into my wedding. Like you're
hurt by this, and that's okay. You do not have
to go. You can RSVP and say not attending, but
I would encourage you not to hold it against them. Also,
the B list that happens, Buddy, that happens. We had
to B list of ours. We didn't get to it
because everybody said yes. But we had to B list,
meaning they're on the border. Yeah, like they're on the
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border like close, and we don't have enough seats. And
when you invite people, especially if it's a specific amount
of food and chairs, you have to only invite up
to that point. And so we didn't get there. But
we had to be list. I think also too, sometimes
even if it's not a B list, they just roll
out at different times and they're you're working on a list.
I don't believe that. I probably all go out at
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the same time, unless it's like, well, we got seven nos,
so let's send some more out. Oh yeah, I don't
think it's really going out. What I do? You know
that happened. But if you got a certain amount of nos.
I just figured you just take that amount off the
list and then your headcount goes down. You don't have
to like fill there's no quote, and you may be
getting pressure from like cousins, Ben, Hey, why don't you
invite this cousin or what and it's like okay, okay,
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because we had some of that too, but I was like,
we're having the wedding at our house. We have no
more room. So we were able to get out of
it that way. So and I would also encourage you
to have Ronnie done from Brooks and Dune saying at
your wedding, I'll do it when you have one, super easy.
I don't worry about it. Buddy. If they say you
in an RSTP if you don't want to go, just say, hey,
can't come. Appreciate that, have a good day. But my
heart says you want to go because friends are going
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to be there. Go to the wedding. Go just go,
and you're you're don't let that hurt you. And things
that stood out to me were you're like, we weren't
that close anyway. Oh, the whole thing's defensive. Go to
the wedding, have a good time, don't worry that you
got invited second or third. We listen, they didn't even
want me for this job, to like fourth or fifth.
The whole world is successful people who weren't the first choice.
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So this isn't a huge deal. Oh but go and
have fun. There you go. That's my recommendation. That's it.
That's the mail bag. Close it up. We got your team.
That was about So we haven't been here in a
couple of days. I've been very sick, but I'm glad
to be back. So let's just check in and see
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what's the hats? Hey, what's the hat? All right, Eddie,
I'm coming to you. What's been happening? Dude? So look,
my kids were done with baseball now, but now we're
onto basketball. And we had our first game coming up
a few days ago and the coach calls in sick.
So what do they do. They're like, dads, any dads
that can coach, please come help. And I was like, great,
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this is it. I'm gonna I'm gonna have to be coached. Well, dude,
I stepped in and it was crazy because we almost
won the damn game. I mean it was so close.
I was okay, So you lost. Yeah, I got so
many questions. First of all, how did you become the
head coach when you've never coached at all? Because I've
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been at every practice I've been. I've been kind of
helping facilitating some of the players. You know, I've just
been there. So the coach said, I think Eddie is
the one that could be my backup because he's been
there every practice. Okay, so I stepped in. I liked
that you step in. And then you didn't want to
say you lost, so you stumbled over. Alma, listen, you
don't understand. It was a close game. It came down
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to the last minute. We were down by one basket,
two points, and I call it time out. It say, boys,
this is it. We're down by one basket, let's go.
Let's go. Then we started the game, never got the
ball back. Oh you mean yelling let's go, let's go
didn fire him up. No, it did not fire him up. Okay,
that's pretty cool. Are you gonna do it again? No?
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I told my wife, I'm like, I don't want to coach.
She goes, you looked really natural out there, and she
said that I looked like a good coach, But I
hated it. I was stressed out. I yelled way too much.
I don't want to do it again. Okay, encouraging, All right,
what's the HAPs Hey, what's the heck? Amy, what's been
happening with you? Well, my kids get recognized from time
to time, and something just clicked in my son because
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he got recognized this weekend and he kind of sounded
like lunchbox. We got home, we're sitting in the kitchen
and he just looked at me and he said, Mom,
am I famous? And then I felt like I had
to sit him down and explain to him, like we
have to explain the lunchbox about once a week about
how he's not famous. But my son actually received it
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and understood, Oh yeah, okay, cool, I get it. Sometimes
we're gonna get recognized because people listen to the show,
but it doesn't mean I'm famous. Yeah, he's he's known
in small pockets of America exactly as your son. Yes, yes,
And so I just thought, Wow, this is crazy. My
eleven year old can receive this, but Lunchbox is forty
(08:52):
and cannot All Right, Hey, what's the heckh So I've
been out, I've been down for the count for the
last few days, very sick, maybe the sickest I've been
in ten years or so. But the one thing that's
kind of held through our pedia Live popsicles. Man. I
don't know if you guys ever had those before, but
they make them now. And if I struggled just drinking water,
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I don't like to drink water. I like water with
some sort of flavor. I'm eleven. So Kalin's like, drink
this water. I was like, oh, I don't want to
drink water. Doesn't taste good. Well then she's like, well,
how about a PA popsicle? And I was like yeah.
So I had about nine of those instead up a
couple of water at times. But I'm telling you, if
you have a young child, it's awesome. So that's what
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I'm gonna give you from this sickness is for me.
It was the introduction to PDA live popsicles. But again,
I'm probably forty eight forty nine percent today. Tomorrow I'll
plan to be seventy five eighty percent. I'm still rocking
my shows. This weekend. All good, Well, it all wasn't good.
A lot of it was really hard, but all good.
(09:54):
I had to miss my book launch. Oh my gosh,
it's I don't even know what day, what planet this is.
I had a book come out on Tuesday, Stanley the
Dog First Day at School. I had all this press
lined up to do and missed every bit of it.
So I got to do no sort of press for
the book. So well, what's crazy is how many people
pre ordered. And honestly I was shocked. I forgot I
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pre ordered it and it arrived in the mail and
I was like, oh yay, look at me, okay back
in the day. But also I saw so many people
that got it day of which means so many people
pre ordered. Yes, and I'm very appreciative. And if you
weren't pre ordering, because I would never pre order anything really,
and I appreciate those who did. You can go to
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Amazon and order it now and it would be there
in a day or two. But it's called yes. Two
things to say. Yes, it's called Stanley the Dog First
Day of School. But I haven't received my signature yet,
oh my autograph from just kidding. I didn't email the thing,
but I saw some people are getting mad and they're
leaving that as a review, and they need to not
do that because you're mailing it out and there they
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need to give you five stars. Well, here's what happened.
The book company says, you need to do a pre sale.
I said, I don't want to do a pre sell.
I think presales are dumb. They say, well, it's in
your contract to do a presale. I said, I will
only do a pre sell if I can promise the
people they're going to buy it early that I can
send them something extra. I'm not going to charge them anymore.
But they say, okay, great, so we sell like thirteen
(11:20):
thousand in pre sale. I've been signing. I've been signing
these little art cards every day for at least an
hour for the past two months. And so we never
said they were going to come out right when the
book came, you're gonna get the book. Some of them
got it before, so we'll get it after, but you'll
get it in the mail and it's just signed piece
of art that goes with the book, and people are
all upset that didn't get there. Is when other people
are getting it on the app, we're mailing them out individually.
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I'm going crazy over here, and I got sick, and
so then they're leaving one star reviews on Amazon They're like,
love the book, didn't get them autographed one star. Yeah,
I was bothered by that, but I was just saying too,
they had to have also sent the email to get
the signature. Yes, it doesn't matter anyway, Okay, pdlight popsicles everybody,
that's all. What's the hack Lunchbox's happening with you? Well?
(12:07):
I had my garage sailed this past weekend and I
had an awkward encounter with a neighbor because afterwards, you
have a bunch of crap you don't want, so you
want to give it away. Well, they had put a
sign in front of their house said free, and had
a bunch of stuff out there, and all the stuff
was gone. So I was like they had spray painted
on a piece of wood. I was like, that is
a perfect free sign, so everybody knows it's free. So
I went down, took their sign, put it in front
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of my stuff. Four minutes later, neighbor comes down, takes
out of my yard and I run into him today
and he's like, hey, it's not a community sign. Next time,
make your own sign. Dang, I mean it's not your sign. Yeah,
but when is he ever going to use that wood
that he spray painted free on it. I know it's stuff,
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not against your reasoning, but it wasn't your sign, And
so I could see where if he was, you know,
a little tight butt that he could get upset. Was
this Christmas Lights neighbor by any chance? No? No, not
the Christmas Lights neighbor. I don't know where the Christmas
Lights neighbor lives. He just walks. He was on a
walk when I saw him. This guy lives literally three
doors down. And I'm like, I was just borrowing the sign. Man.
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You went four doors over and stole a sign. Man,
I mean it only lasted four minutes in front of
my house before he was back and they snatched it
on up. Okay, it's not your sign. You can't take it. Yeah,
to ask, you have to ask tomorrow. Ask it's a
get a free spray painted on it. You don't own it. Okay,
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thank you all. What's the hasty? What's that? Well? As
I check in with everybody, I realized I didn't miss
a whole lot. That's awesome. The latest from Nashville and
Tullywood and Morgan Number two thirty six, Skinny and Dolly
Parton donated one million dollars to Vanderbilt University Medical Center
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to go toward pediatric infectious disease research. She said in
a statement that she loves all children and wants to
do her part to keep as many of them as
healthy and safe as possible. John Party is releasing his
fourth album. It's called Mister Saturday Night and it will
be out on September second. Ingrid Andrews is releasing a
new album called Good Person on August twenty sixth. Here's
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her talking about the new project. As a writer, I
just cannot not write, So I've been writing since I
put out the album, to be honest, and I'm just
excited to release it and share a new perspective and
hit the road and like, see real humans. I'm Morgan.
That's your skinny hat. It's time for the good news lunchbox.
(14:34):
Something good. Officer Brian Ferrari he works in Detroit and
he likes to pull people over, fight crime, you know,
but he also likes to give back to the community.
And during the pandemic the public library was closed. He
was like, man, these kids got nowhere to go good books.
So he went to the store and started buying books.
And when you see kids out in the neighborhooding who
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pull up, Hey, guys, here's a book. Read it, and
people started finding out about it. They started to donate
more books to him. Now they give him like baseball gear,
basketballs that way, kids are shooting hoops. I got an
old basketball. He pulls up, Hey, here's a new basketball,
all to get back to the community. That's pretty good.
I like that story too. I like highlighting police officers
to do awesome stuff as well. That is what it's
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all about. That was tell me something good, all right.
Elder versus millennial. It's Eddie the oldest on our show
at age three versus Morgan number two, the youngest on
our show at age all right, let's go. I'll ask
you a question. Buzz in with your answer if you
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know it. In the elder category, Jeffrey is the butler's
name on What Nightie, Eddie. That is fresh Prince of
bel Air. That is correct. Let's go, Eddie one point.
Good job. In the millennial category. Midnight Memories Made in
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the Am and Up All Night were albums released by
which boy band in the two thousand tensed Eddie bt
K What the bt K Killer? Okay, Morgan, I'll read
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it again, Midnight Memories Made in the am and up
all night. They were albums by which boy band from
the two thousand tens? Gosh, I don't know the album names.
It sounds like Panic at the Disco. I don't think
they're a boy band, but Panic at the Disco? That
is incorrect? Who is one direction? One direction? Yeah? Bt K?
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Are you thinking of B two k? Bump? Bump bump?
No Koreans? Oh got it? Okay? Okay, idiot? Oh lord?
All right? Over to the elder category. I give you
a line from a famous nineties movie. Name the movie.
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The line is I see dead people Eddie sixth cents.
That's correct. I tried to do it off. What the
impression is? In the millennial category, Jack Jack, Elastic Girl? Correct?
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Wow and dash? Our characters? And what picks our movie?
The answer is the Incredibles. That's right? Okay. Final question
in the elder category, which Sesame Street character got its
own toy in the nineteen nineties? Correct? Who Let's go?
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Come on? In the millennial category, Ashton Kutcher was the
host of What Empty Show? Punked Punked? Discorrect? But I
do believe that's right. That's right. That Eddie is the champion. Wow,
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he did it. I feel can I say something bones, Yeah,
go ahead. I feel like elders always get the bad rap.
You know what, we get old. These millennials they're gonna
get old too, and they're like, oh, the elders, they're
so dorky and dad. They we can't even tell jokes
bones because they say, oh, that's a dad joke. You
know what, eat it, millennials, elder's rule, let's go. They're like,
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Eddie's been sitting on that one for a while, pretty
bothered by that situation. Yeah, nice job, Eddie. Thanks, you
are the champion of the world. Five wins. You're the
king of elder versus millennia. Okay, So the question from
Amy is is she a helicopter parent or a responsible parent?
Why do you ask this? What happened? Well, so Stevenson
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has started to want to ride his bike to his practice,
like his classes. You know that he takes for martial
arts and stuff. And I want him to have that freedom. Yes,
go ride your bike. We live in the area where
you could do that. But then at the same time
I followed him in my car. Oh, you gave him freedom,
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liberty you're free child strung along. Yeah. And then there
was one point where I was at a red light
filming him, and he caught me. He didn't know that
you were following him at all. No, I said, free
as a bird. You got this, dude, you got this.
Go ahead. And so I followed him, especially to this
one busy or intersection that I'm worried about, and I
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wanted to make sure he did good. And then I
went off and I pulled over and kind of hid
back behind these bushes to see if he would handle
everything within the law. And he did. I was so
proud of him. Okay, I don't think this is helicopter
parent at all. Okay, I think it's fine to do
this a couple of times to see if he's making
good decisions. I think it's fine to do it when
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he knows you're following him. I think it's fine to
do it when he doesn't know you're following him, so
you can see what decisions he's making. And then eventually, though,
if you like what you see, you have to fall
off and let him do what you told him he
was getting to do anyway, right, My only problem with
is not so much that I'm fearing his choices now
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that now that I've seen him do it successfully, I'm
very proud of him. I just worry about other people
that might snatch him or something. Well, that's always going
to be there, right, are you going? Are you going
to let him just right? Yes, I'm gonna make you
feel good. Amy, here we go, ready. People are always
gonna try to steal him. Okay, okay, okay, I feel
better about this. No, it's right. So are you going
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to let him do it without you're following him? Next time?
We'll see, I'll let TVD. I'll keep y'all posted. This
is this is a big deal. I am proud of him,
and we'll see what happens. One time, I couldn't catch
him on the way back, and I had to call
my husband be like, you gotta follow him on the
way home because I can't be there, and you gotta.
So my husband was all trying to be all incognito
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following our son home because the full camo behind trees,
crawling on the ground. But then like did this maneuver
where he beat him home and so he thought we
were at home like the whole time. Oh, we're clever
You're probably not as clever as you think, but I
like it. It means you love him. And if you
watch him make good decisions many times in a row,
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you have to trust that he's gonna make good decisions
when you're not watching him as well. Right, that's what
I would say. But are you a helicopter parent? I
go no, I'm gonna speak Freddie because he is a
helicopter parent and go no. Eddie thinks you should have
him in that little cart beside you and you should
ride him. You know, you should put the little cart,
like the little bicycle cart, the sidecart. Hey, she was
telling that story and the whole time I'm not in
my head. Absolutely, you're a great parent. Amy, Yeah, okay,
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but would you eventually let your son just do it himself?
Not the next year and he's like eventually twenty one
you're you're fourteen year old, or however, yeah he's fourteen.
Oh my gosh, you're a helicopter parent. Let the kid go.
I mean, guys, you have to let the kids out
in the world and experience things. I was riding my
bike to school a mile away when I was in
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second grade. I was six years old, riding my bike
to school. You guys need to get a grip on reality.
Let the kid go do his thing and trust that
you have raised him to make smart decisions. Hey, people,
the Cold War is over. Okay, exactly. Lunchboxes out arguing
with clouds right now, Mic, when I was a kid,
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but I can't believe you won't let him ride his bike.
Him and you tailgated him. Well, no one knows that.
But also it was Lunchbox an advanced second grader six okay,
seven years old? Sorry, seven years old? Sorry about that, Amy,
keep doing you. I like it. Give us the date
whenever you let him go himself. Okay, all right, here's
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a voicemail we got yesterday Lunchbox at heavy thankfully year.
Why does he have to introduce this sale at Lunchbox
from the Bobby Bone Show on his commercials? Think about that.
Maybe he's not as fame as as he thankly as
after all any rebuttal there. I know. It's just a
good name of association. When you hear Lunchbox and then
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Bobby Bones Show, it's two big things together against people's attention.
That's why you do it. Okay. Here is Charlie from Virginia,
I just wanted to comment you guys and compliment you all.
I mean, on how good you've done at hiding that
you're on vacation. The podcast has got new stuff and
old stuff. You guys are getting tricky. I hope you
all have a good vacation. Bye. Hey Charlie, I've been
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on my deathbed, buddy. One thing I've been faking is
that I'm alive. We recorded this months ago. I've since
passed everybody. That's how sick I've been, Charlie. We're calling
saying we're on vacation, out of your mind. We do
try to trick people, though, but not this time. Not
this time. Yeah, Charlie, I've been sick. Well, I wouldn't
call it tricking actually, because when it is actual vacation,
(24:03):
we could take the time completely off. But we try
to throw in and sprinkle in little treats of new content. Shift. Yeah,
I'll do a whole show and be like, we're gonna
do a whole new people like you do that you're
on vacation when you did that whole new show. What's
the difference to you. Yeah, I'm gonna blow my voice
out if being sick for two days all right, Charlie.
(24:24):
I appreciate that call. Buddy, Hey, thank you. You can
always call us on the voicemail line same as the
phone number eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby, you're Amy's
pile of stories. A boss is being called out for
an extreme rule that punishes staff for being one minute late.
I like that guy. What's his name? His name is
(24:48):
staying private. It's this thread on Reddit, but someone shared
that their boss, and they shared a photo that they
put up this this paper that said for every minute
you are late to work, you will be required to
work ten minutes after six pm. So for example, if
you arrive at ten o' two, you have to stay
until six twenty. There's my guy right here. Listen. For
those who don't know this show, it's been a long
(25:08):
standing rule of don't get here late because nobody else
got here late unless there is something happening in your
life that allows that. A sick kid, a car wreck
you can pulled over. Yeah, debatable, depends how fast you
were going. That if you can't get here in time,
then there's no need to get here because you're not
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respecting everybody else like they respected you so years ago
after it became an issue. I just said, here's the rule.
One minute late, have a day off on me, and
you know what, nobody ever got their pay taken away.
You just got a day off, basically, did it? Anybody
ever get their pay taken out? No? Never got right,
but it hurt. Did you learn a lesson from it? No? Yes, nodding?
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Or I was so angry. I would be so mad
all day. That was my lesson. Say I, if you've
been sent home, Eddie, what you say you didn't learn
a lesson? Are you late ever? No? Like generally? Are
you late anymore? No? I'm not, and that's with anything
in my life. I'm really not late anymore. But how
many times did I have to do that? Did you
send me home? Three times? Four times? Yeah? I mean
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there were times too, Edding that beyond the road we'd
leave him. I'd be like, all right, he's not down,
let's go. We gave him extra time. All right, I
guess I learned my lesson. My point is you're now
better people because of that. You know what. I'm proud
of you all. Good job for being better people. And
whoever this boss is, I'm voting for you the next election.
All right, what else you got, Well, a new survey
came out or study was done, and it looks like
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more adults are playing video games than kids. He oh
than kids. Oh wow, I thought you were gonna say
then they were last year. I don't know the kids,
but a lot of people when they think of video games,
they just think of kids, and they're not playing outside
anymore and they're just front of a screen all the time.
But it's the adults that are playing more video games.
But I think video games, I think that term is
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so dated. It's not just it's it's like being on
Facebook or being on social media, or that's what playing
video games is. You're just hanging out with your friends
and you're like trying to accomplish something. And for anybody
who makes fun of us, you know, a kick rocks. Well,
when it comes to the reasons why these adults are
playing games, I can give you the top three. I'll
tell you mine is because what this is how I
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hang out with my friends. I hang out with Eddie
and Mike Signs and Steve Andrew and that's what we
talk and put our headsets on and bond. Well, then
you're part of the ninety three percent that say it
brings them joy. That's you with your friends bringing your joy.
And that's how random kid Cody and I became friends again.
Video games, I'm all but heard about this very defensive.
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I love them say it provides mental stimulation, and then
eighty nine percent say it offers major stress relief. It's
the only place that I can go and not be
stressed out. And too. If I didn't have my friends
playing with them, I wouldn't play video games. I don't
care about the actual game. That's just a conduit to friendship.
You heard it here first, All right, what else? Well?
I found a fun story from Jordan Davis who sing
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spiderte We were talking about helicopter parenting earlier, and if
you have in a V line, what looks like you're
in good company because Jordan Davis is admitting to being
an overprotective dad and he always thought he was gonna
be really chill and let his kids run around and
do whatever, But it turns out he's the one in
the relationship that really freaks out and his wife is
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the one that's really laid back. He's like, all right,
kids just playing my beard, go ahead and get in
there and play and I'll catch up with you guys later.
All right, Amy, thank you. Hi'm Amy. That's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. So last week, two guys were getting into
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a fight in the Chicago subway. They're punching each other
and they both fall in the tracks, like into that
area where all the tracks are. Well, apparently the third
track is electrical, so if you hit that with your body,
it electrocutes you. Well, that's what happened to one of
the guys. One of the guys hit that track, you
got electrocuted. The other guy just fled. So another subway
comes and there's a guy sitting the subway says, is
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that a guy in the tracks? He runs in there,
rescues the guy gets shocked as well, and it all
makes the news. Somebody got it on video, and they
put the video on the news. It went viral. Well,
a local businessman saw the story and says, whoever saved
that guy from the tracks, I'm gifting him a car
so he never has to ride the subway again. Wow. Okay,
there's a lot to unpack here. First of all, you
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said the first guy get electrocuted, I feel like, when
you get cuted, you die. No, you can get electrocuted
without dying. You can't. I mean, he yes, So he
got electrocuted and knocked him out unconscious. So I guess
when he got electrocuted and knocked him off, so he
wasn't laying on the tracks. But when the guy was
helping him, it electrocuted him too. So the guy, the
hero in the story, made it out Okay, he barely
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got hurt. I feel like that just getting shocked. I
feel like it electrocuted when you die, no, man, Yeah, Like,
if you get elect if you get electrocute, I feel
like you should have to die. If you don't die,
then you do. Got shocked real bad. I think you're
thinking of drowning, because if you drown, you die. I
don't know, drowned and then pop back up. No, you
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drown and you die. Okay, let me see you're electrocuted.
Let me see what check electrocution the injury of killing
someone by electric shock. That's electrocut. That's because you're looking
it up. Probably in the terms of like you know,
does electrocution mean death? An electrocution means that a person
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has died as a result of electricity. Electricity. And then
now that I look back at the story, it never
said electrocuted. Yeah said shocked, like I thought. Okay, So
the guy who got shocked got saved, and the guy
who did the saving got a free car. Shocked and
got a free car. Correct, he got a two thousand
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and eight Audie with a gas card. In the end,
nobody got electrocuted. There we go. Okay, there we go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
It is time for the investigative, Morning Corny. We'll have
ninety seconds to figure out Amy's joke. Amy, Ready, Ready,
here we go, Morning Corny. What do you get when
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you take a hammer and smash a bunch of mintos? Okay,
mim the mintos, the rice token. What do they say? Mintos?
Frushman freshmaker fresh mintos? What do you get when you
take a hammer and you smash a bunch of mintos? Mentos? Mintos,
out mentos, mintos, mintoes, cement broken toes, mintoes. You're finally
(31:42):
got your guys men's toes Like, okay, guys, we're way up.
I know I would sick with a couple of days.
I don't think I'm milam going crazy here? The one
when she says mintos, she's just how I say mintos?
Having her in mintos? Amy? Go ahead? What do you
get when you take a hammer and you smash a
bunch of mintos on her? If she's saying men's toes,
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you get a bunch of men that are hurting. Then
if she's saying, I'm not okay the mintos the candy
you eat mintos, You smash mintos, You smash it, You
smash it and it breaks. Where does the hammer come in? Though? Hammer?
The hammer smashes, you get broken toes? Yea, what do
you do when you take a hammer and a bunch
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of a bunch of mintos? A bunch of broken men's toes?
That's all I could get? Mints, not mintoes? Fresh? Yeah,
we got nothing fresh smell. We spent most of this
time debating. If you're saying men's toes of mintos, all right,
that's time mintos? All right? We didn't get it. Go ahead,
(32:50):
What do you get when you take a hammer and
smash a bunch of mintos? What frag mintoas? Oh wow,
we would have never got fragment toast fragment fragments when
you smash something fragments? Yea, wherever here going? Hey? How
many toads does a man have? He worked at a
lumber mill for seven years. That was the morning Corny
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Alexis in West Virginia's on the phone. Alexis, how are
you good? How are you doing pretty good? So you
get to pick here, Amy, Eddie or Lunchbox. I'm gonna
read them five children's books, just their description in one line,
and if they get four out of five, you win
the prize. Who would you like to play for you? Okay? Well,
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Eddie's got four kids, poor little boys, so I think
he does a lot of reading. And I hear him
talk about I think I want to go with Eddie. Okay,
So if Eddie wins it gets four out of five,
you win the prize. Which, by the way, let me
say this. My children's book is out. I was sick.
I wasn't even able to talk about it the day
I came. But I'd love it if you gave Stanley
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the Dog the first day of school a chance. There
you go, Eddie? You ready? Yeah? Bones, let me say
the last time I read my kids a bedtime story,
they still talk about that one time, because I was
like four years ago. Is this something you want to
say out loud? I don't do it? All right, Eddie?
Here we go. A young orphan boy enters a giant
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magical fruit and goes on an adventure to escape his
mean aunts. Got it? What is it? James and the
giant peach? That's correct? Who never read it? That's job?
Nice job, nice job. A spider tries to save a
pig's life by weaving compliments into her web. Now you're talking.
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That is Charlotte's web? Correct? I never read that one.
Oh that's I was a little mismuffets on her tuffet.
A brilliant little girl with superpowers overcomes the adults in
her life who mistreat her. Oh, Alexandra the Great? What
(35:07):
is that? I have no idea? I'm reaching? Anyone know that? A?
Is it now a show on Disney? I don't know.
It's a Harry Styles Matilda Matilda? Oh, no, need to
yell things that are really not right. I felt passionate
about that one, Eddie. You gotta get the next two.
Come on. A young girl chases a rabbit into an
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absurd fantasy world bones that is Alice in Wonderland. That's correct.
Let's go one more, baby. It all comes down to
this last one. A dog really doesn't want to go
to the first day of school because he's worried if
he will fit in with the other pups at school. Man,
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I'm not sure. Come on, dude, that's Stanley the Dog
the first day of school. That one actually did. Just
read that one. Yeah, see, you would have got if
I didn't go the Stanley route because I wanted to
get the collar to the prize. Here. A tree gives
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every last part of herself to a boy as he
grows into an old man. What sounds dirty? Brooks that
summer Jack? Is it? Jack in the bean? Stuck? A
tree gives every last part of herself to a boy
as he grew No, I can't, Okay, what is it?
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It's called the Giving Tree Year. A rowdy little boy
travels to the Land of Monsters. Oh, there's a movie
about this one, I think where the Wild Things Are correct. Yes,
a boy has it a so bad that it makes
him want to move to Australia. Yeah. The Diary of
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Keith Urban Diary of a Whimpy Keith. That's funny. That's funny. No,
that is Alexander and the Terrible, horrible, no good, very
bad Day Eddie. Nice job in alex Alexis nice job.
You went a prize. I don't know what you win.
But because I'm not in the studio, I'm at home
because I've been sick for many days. But we're gonna
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get you something good and I can send you a
signed copy of my kids book if you'd like it. Yes,
I would love it. I told Abby that I'm working
to be an elementary teacher, so I would definitely read
into my classroom. All right, well, I get you one
of those and whatever else we have here, I'll make
sure you get something good. Okay, thank you so much.
Hope you feel better. Morgan, how did you meet Tom Hanks? Well,
(37:46):
so I was at CMA Fest working, but after I
got done working, I just went out into the crowd
and I was hanging out with my parents and we're
jamming to Jason Aldeen he was playing. I was like,
you know, I really need to go pee. So I
left dur in the middle of Jason Aldeen set and
I'm looking up the stairs in this section where every
other fan is at right, and I kind of look
and I'm like, oh, that looks like Rita Wilson. She's
(38:08):
on her phone. Didn't think much of it. I went
to Pete and while I'm sitting there, I'm like, if
that was Rita Wilson and she's only sitting next to
somebody else, that has to be Tom Hanks. So I
come back and I kind of scoot in front of him.
There's no one around, no security guards, know nothing, and
the guys sitting there jamming to the concert. Rita's on
her phone reading something, and I just turned around and
(38:29):
sure enough, it was Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, just
sitting there like watching the show like any other fan.
It's crazy that people weren't piling onto them, going hey
can I get a picture like that? They weren't recognized,
I know. And they were sitting like right on the
aisle there in the rows in front and behind them
weren't full, like you could easily access them if you
wanted to. And after I went up to him, first
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of all, I did go up and say, hey, I'm
Morgan from the Bobby Bones Show and we all love
you on our show. Both of you guys are so awesome, Like,
do you mind if I get a picture, and then
after that I blacked out because he took my phone
and like took a selfie with me, And I have
no idea what happened afterward. See Tom Hanks knows the
Gavin DeGraw technique. You take the phone, take the picture,
and you can scoot people on their way. That's exactly
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what happened. And they still feel loved, right, Yeah, I
so did, because like I was like, oh, Tom Hanks
even touched my phone, Like that even made me feel
more special. That's crazy. Just saw Tom Hanks hanging out,
so you walked off? Why didn't they have better seats?
Can't we can't we get Tom Hanks and better seats
than sitting in the back of the stadium randomly? Yeah,
I mean I don't know. I don't know who they
were there for, because they did stay through Jason Aldeen.
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They stayed for a little bit of Keith Urban and
then they were gone. I maybe saw two other people
go up to them. But besides that, there were people
walking past the whole time. Oh see, that's what I
would be nervous of. Is it if they were just
chilling and then someone sees you asked for a picture.
And then it causes this flow of people and then
I would feel really really bad. I know that's why
I did originally too. I was like, I'm sorry, I
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won't post a picture right now, like I'm not gonna
make everybody come talk to you guys, and they were
so cool about it. I don't think Tom heard me
most of the time, though, because the whole set was
going on, and he kept kind of putting his ear
up to me, like I can't really hear what you're saying.
But he just kind of smiled and took my phone,
took a picture, and then waved and I left. So
did he look older, younger in person? I don't know.
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I've just never seen Tom Hanks in person, and he's
about as famous as you can get. Yeah. I mean, honestly,
he looked so good. I don't even know how old
they are, but like his smile. I don't know if
he's had work done or anything, but he looks amazing.
And Rita looked great. But they don't look like Tom
doesn't look like how he would look in the movies.
He looks like how he would look out in public,
and all those stories we hear about him, it's all
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he has his hair died, like he's got like, you know,
white hair, He's got his glasses on. He's just like
a regular guy. Well, I'm intrigued. I wish I could
see somebody famous in the wild. You know, I don't
know if they would have known who. Hey, I'm mooring
it from the Bobby Bones Show. I think they'll just
hear what's just white noise to them, don't you think?
I don't know. I feel like Rita knew who it
was because she looked at me and she's like, oh yeah, totally.
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Tom had no idea, but read I think new. I
don't know. Some say Forrest Gump was based on me.
All right, let's do Morgan wall and wasted on you.
That's a good story, Morgan, that's pretty cool. I can
hear Eddie's jealousy. You heard that. I can just hear
driven out. I can't believe it. You never met him, Eddie.
I've never met him. And that night I was supposed
to be there with Morgan, but schedules got shifted around
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and I wasn't able to be there. So that was
my one chance. That's your punishment there, so dumb. Hey,
thank you guys, for being here. I'm back. I'm here today.
I've been sick the last couple of days. There's been
no vacation. I wouldn't take vacation on a week where
I had a book come out on Tuesday. Wasn't even
able to promote it. Have two comedy shows on Friday
and Saturday night here in town, just trying to get well.
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I will be well. We're back though, we're doing it.
Everybody feel good? Everybody good? Oh yeah, you love to
hear it. Bobby's story, Amy, do you know Clay Thompson?
Is it sounds like an athlete. Yeah, he plays for
the Goal State Warriors. Really good player. There's a guy
that fakes as him. There's that Clay Thompson impersonator. He's
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been banned for life by the Golden State Warriors. After
getting past security and making it onto the court. He
was dressed just like Clay does, walks out, sweats and everything.
They let him go right through, but now they've banned
him for life because of this. However, why aren't they
banning the security people that didn't check to see if
that was really Clay Thompson. So hilarious, But I think
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this guy here big DAWs whose name is Dawson Gurley.
I don't think he should be banned for life. He
was just trying to make a fun little video. Maybe
he's to spend him a few games, maybe cut a
game check, even though he didn't really play, you know,
but pretty funny story. I do think that that's the
team's fault more than anything, for not being secure, right guys,
Oh yeah, yeah, Okay, just making sure I'm not wrong
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on that one. Next up, don't pick up any folded money.
That bill could be deadly. This is from a sheriff
in Tennessee. That's right. They've issued a public safety warning
about folded dollar bills. They say they've invested it. Had
two recent incidents where a folded dollar bill was found
on the floor at a gas station. When it was
picked up, the person discovered a white, powdery substance. Then
(43:09):
they tested it meth and fentnol. So it could actually
make you sick or kill you if it's too much. Wait,
but how does the substance get in your body? Just
through your fingers? I must what do you mean that?
That's just how they hide the stuff. They put it
in dollar bill. So they're saying don't touch it. That's
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drugs in there. Amy thinks she's gonna get high from
touching the dollar bill. I thought this was a warning
of like this is how they're trapping us. They're life
dropping money, you know, kind of like needles in Halloween candy.
You know, I'm not sure, guys, I just read the story.
I too thought that there were there was drugs and
(43:51):
the money. But then Amy made me start to think
you could touch it and die. Is an idiot, okay,
because I've fitting all can be ingested an inhaled oral exposure,
ingestion or skin contact can kill you. See, Okay, really
I was right. See I admitted from the beginning I
didn't quite know, and he called Amy an idiot. Eddie
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thought this is drug dealer's master play. I'm like, man,
South Texas, they would just do that to hide it. Wow,
Well that's from a source called pen Live. Anyway, if
you see folding money on the ground, they say, don't
pick it up, y'all right, just put put gloves on first.
If I see folding money, I'm gonna kick it first,
and then I'm gonna pick it up. Jack and coke
in a can Coca Cola and Brown forman team up
(44:36):
for a new drink. What do you think about Jack
and Coke in a can? Amy, I mean convenient. I'm
not a big Jack and Coke person, but I could
see for those that are. It takes away the step
of having to get the jack, get the coke, get
a cup, mix it. This seems pretty like a no brainer.
If you're a fan that is from CNBC Eddie, you
(44:57):
like Jack and Coke, I do. I mean, that's not
my drink a choice, but I'll take it. And like
Amy said, that's great. Hey, let's start doing rum and
pineapple two hour at it. They probably already have all that.
It seems like any like combined drink. Now there's a
seltzer or something that automatically combines it. Here we go.
Sealed back to the future VHS tape sells for seventy
five thousand dollars. Wow, which is crazy. There's some good
(45:20):
news for whomever you are. If you saved all your
old crap and you go through and you find an
old VHS tape it's never been opened, well as one
person did, and they sold it for seventy five thousand dollars.
His sealed copy of the first, Back to the Future.
That's from Action Network. Yes, Amy, Well, what we need
to be doing now is we need to think of
what do we need to save right now and not
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open for thirty years. What is it? Well, if we
knew that, we would do it. I know. But this
guy did it back then. It's probably an accident. He
probably just went through and found it. Okay, Joker too,
and we're talking about The Joker with Joaquin Phoenix. It
was really good. Have I remember that one? Yeah? Okay,
So now they're thinking about The Joker two Lady Gagas
(46:03):
and early talks to join Joaquin Phoenix in a musical sequel.
That's from The Hollywood Reporter. It sounds on the surface
like something I'd be like, oh man, a musical, But
I'm sure I would love it once I knew more
about it. Also on the news, Adam Sandler's new Netflix
film Hustle gives him his best ever Rotten Tomato score.
Have you guys seen Hustle yet? Yes, it's awesome, dude.
(46:26):
I watched it. It was so so good. It's awesome.
Truly loved it. Yeah, it's awesome. It's long, it's like
two hours. Did you realize it. Yeah I did, but
it's awesome. So if you haven't seen Hustle on Netflix,
and he's not Adam Sandler like, he's just a guy
who is a scout trying to be a coach and
he has to scout all over the world. It's a
(46:48):
really good movie, you guys. Check it out. Also in
the news of four year old boys accidentally given a
a sectomy. Okay, but it's reversible, right, parents have a
four year older suing after their kid was given it
a sectomy. The boy was going to surgery to help
with issues with a hernia. The doctor who performed a
surgery quote, cut the wrong tube. Oh, I don't like
(47:12):
those quotes. Cut the wrong tube. According to the one
million dollar lawsuit, the boy will more than likely have
fertility issues later in life. Oh more than a million.
I'm sorry, I'm not even litigious. Okay, thank you, judge.
It's true. That's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy. It's crazy that
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it happened. That's from the Independent. I hate to see that.
And then, finally, do you exercise with your spouse? Experts
say it will bring the two of you closer together
as a team bonding experience. That's from healthline, and I
would say I used to, but my wife is very
strong and she does this thing called m what is
(47:56):
it called, some kind of technique where it's all legs
all the time, and I cannot keep up. And I
feel like I go hard and I train hard, but
I cannot keep up with her on this machine that
she does. So I do not work out with her anymore.
She actually led me throw a workout last week being
the reformer. Yeah, but it's some guy specifically. Do you
(48:16):
know his name? I can't think of it right, Billy Blanksdamn, No,
it's not. No, it's some I don't remember who it is,
but it's But also, you train like you're doing all there.
You're training for whatever you train for. Yeah, case, really,
(48:38):
I just commit myself now. I'm training for the apocalypse
because I really have nothing else to train for. But
I'm going really hard in case, right, the world comes
crashing down and I want to be ready for it.
Although being sick all this week has really cut down.
If the apocalypse happens in the next two days, I'm
screwed because I've lost all that that I that I
was training for fast. Yeah, well, when you're sick man.
(49:01):
It comes, it goes easy come, easy go. So yeah,
yeah yeah. By the way, my book came out on
Tuesday this week. It's called Stanley the Dog and his
First Day at School. It's for kids and it's about
you don't have to fit in to be awesome. I
would love if you guys would give it a look.
I didn't get to do any press for it, so
now my book company's like, oh, you suck you get
couldn't promote the book. So if you guys would like
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a positive children's book, please go buy it. Thank you.
That counts of promotion, right Amy. I'm good now. I mean, yeah,
we probably need to do a little bit more. But
I was already being told by the New York people
are like, if you don't come and do a New
York press tour, you're not gonna sell enough books. And
I'd already said, no, I'm not going to New York.
I don't I don't feel like I have to go
to New York to do everything or la. I was like,
(49:43):
I'm gonna stay in Nashville. I'm gonna do stay where
I am, And they're like, you know, only the big
writers come to the you know, New York or LA.
And I was like, I don't need that, and then
I got sick. So now it's gonna look like they
were right. So here's what I'm saying. Let's stand up
against the big cities and let's go and buy this
book on Amazon. Really ticket to the Man. Yeah, I
don't know who the man is, but the ones in
(50:04):
the big city, Yeah, big cities. We're gonna stick it
to the people in New York, New York City, get
a rope. That's right, that's right. People in big cities
listen to us, but not in New York City. And
they know they were pretty much. Now listen, these people
were telling me, they pretty much told me that all
rural America sucks, and then my book would never sell
(50:25):
now listen, yeah, yeah yeah. And I was like, but
I'm from rural America and they were like, that's why
you suck. And I was like, okay. So I said,
I'm gonna bond together all my people that listen that
live in rural America that no people live in rule
America or they can spell the word rule, and we're
all gonna come together. We're gonna buy this kid's book
and stick it to New York City Stories, Amy, Would
(50:50):
you do this? There's a pest control company and they're
offering homeowners two thousand dollars to let them release dozens
of cockroaches into their home as part of a study
to test their treatments on cockroaches. Can I go out
of town while you do it? Mister? You know, mister cockroach, cockroach.
(51:11):
I don't know that you can't. And I think that
sounds fine. Here's your cash me up. The pest informer said,
it's looking for five to seven households to release these
cockroaches and then gauge their effectiveness on basically killing them.
So it takes about thirty days. Oh so, how fancy
and vacation. You're going on there for thirty days? Family?
(51:32):
For only two thousand dollars. I'll just come stay at
your house. Okay, let's say you have to stay there.
Would you stay there though? If they gave you two
thousand dollars? But I don't know that I can do it.
I can't. I think I would be scared to walk
or go anywhere, and they'd they'd mate and then multiply.
And Amy's going full gremlins right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
(51:57):
I mean, that's a lot of money, but I would
be so one hundred cockroaches two thousand dollars, yes or no? No? Yeah,
I'm I was doing a second Yeah, bringing up, bring
you know what. We'll let her know when she screamed
in mild and I I'll let her know then, and
I'll show her sleeping and they crawl over you, and
(52:18):
I'll show her the cash. We had a big spider
on our bed the other day. We had some sheets
because I've been so sick, and she's been changing the
sheets every single day. And she pulled some out of
inside of our laundry room. I guess we hadn't used
them in a few weeks, maybe longer than that, and
she put them on the bed and it was a
huge spider just crawling right across it. It was like
(52:38):
as big as my hand. If I take my it
was not that big. It was to take my hand
and I spread it out. It was get out here.
Did you see the picture on Instagram and it was
as big as your hand? Yes, well, it was huge.
It's bigger than my head, bigger than my head. All right?
Would you take two thousand dollars Eddy? Yes or no? Yeah?
There's probably one hundred cockroaches in my house right now.
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Sure time, lunch bogs. Yes, coach. Just listen, guys, you
see him, Guess what take a shoeing? What smack them?
How are they gonna? Does not say? Hey, if you
see him, you gotta keep them alive. No, hey, man,
you must have killed that one. Sorry, good job man, Okay, listen,
I just pulled it up. In addition to the infestation,
you'll also have to consent to filming and monitoring your
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home so that they can track all the roaches. That's cool.
You're gonna put an air tag on them, follow them around.
I don't care. Two thousand bucks, let's go. That's from
WU FLA. So three of us are taking the money
and Amy is not well, are talking and they only
had three houses. That's our sorry show bad Sorry up
(53:43):
to day. This story comes to us from Miami, Florida.
A fifty four year old man was one and on
a four point two million dollars medicare fraud scheme. So
the cops are closed in. He's like, man, how am
I gonna get away? I got a jet ski? He
jumped on the jet ski and trying to take it
all the way to Cuba, finding out a gas station
in between here in Cuba. I don't know, I ffar
(54:05):
I was gonna get I don't know. Could you get
to Cuban and a jet ski pretty easily or no?
I mean people are raft right, but it takes a while.
But yeah, I don't think that's like an hour trip. Okay, yeah,
probably not. Yeah, yeah, I'm assuming he didn't make it. No,
they jumped in the boats and they went and surrounding them.
They arrested him off as jet ski. All right, I'm
munch boxed at your bone head. Story of the day.
(54:26):
The new Jurassic Park movies coming out. Mike d went
to watch it. Mike, did you like it? I did
not like it. It was one of my most anticipated
movies of the summer. At two and a half hours,
I fell asleep. Jurassic World dominion. Yeah, so what's the
difference in this and the others. This one is kind
of like the old school original cast from the first movie,
coming back with Chris Pratt. So it's supposed to be
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like the epic conclusion of this trilogy, and it wasn't
very good. Do you like them generally? I do The
first one is one of my favorite movies, and I
liked that Chris pat reboot, but this was not it.
What is it? Chris Pratt one when Jimmy Buffett is
running with a margarita or whatever. It is the dumbest,
the old, the most recent one, and then now this one.
They both they look like fast and furious, just so stupid,
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like give up already. Well, they're making a ton of money,
so I understand why they're not giving up. But is
this the first one that isn't good? Mike, Yeah, this
is the first one. It's not good. What do you
give it? I give it two point five and a
five Raptor Claus. Wow, all right, well let's just spoil
it then, why not? I'm just getting for everyone. Any
movie we think is terrible, we just spoiled. That's hilarious.
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All right, We're done. That's it. Hope you guys, help
you have a good day. I have no more voice left.
You know, a lot of people have gone through hard times,
and none harder than me. Today it's been a battle
uphill in the snow both ways. Yeah, it's been tough,
but yeah, I've been sick. So but we did today's
show I'm very happy about it. We'll be back for tomorrow.
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You guys have a great rest of the day. Goodbye friends,
Transmitting all right, here we are, We're back. We're here
more the studio of Morning. I am here and I
am about. I don't know if I'm putting a percentage
on it forty three percent, but you know what, danga,
I'm here and we're doing the show. So hey, hold
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your applause, everybody. I don't need to be I don't
need to be celebrated. Wow, Wow, we got you. I've
been as sick as I've ever been in my entire
life this week, but I am here and we are
ready to go. I'm gonna go ahead and start with
this lunchbox says the jinx is real and because of
this voicemail lunchbox. Yes, last week we got a voicemail
from a lady like, oh, Bobby, like, how many days
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in your career have you missed me due to sickness?
And Body's like, oh, not very many? And then boom,
like two days later, boom is right. Here's a clip
in a voicemail. Have you ever had to take off
and you weren't on air? Because I feel like you're
one of those people who if you have had to
like miss a day, you can count it on like
your hands. So how many days have you actually missed?
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I need to know, so that was the question, and
I said a few over the years, and I can
add a couple more after this week. But I don't
believe in the jinks. I'm like Patty Gasso, the coach
at Oklahoma. I don't believe in the jinks. I think
I had some bad luck as prior rounds people I
didn't need to be around caught the disease. And here
I am, you know, I mean it's the jinks that
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that would have never happened if we didn't play that voicemail.
I mean, that's not true. One has nothing to do
with the other. Yeah, well, the fact that we played
the voicemail has nothing to do with the fact that
I've almost died over the last five days. Do you
guys not believe that he would have not got sick
and the jinks wouldn't have been in if we didn't
play that voicemail. It did not happen until we played
that voicemail. When's the last time he got sick and
missed work? I mean, I can't even exactly. It was
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the year of seventeen sixty one. It doesn't matter. I'm here,
We're good. We're rolling. We're good. Everybody good. How's your weekend?
Just kidding, it's like Thursday. I don't know, I know
that's what it feels like to me. I haven't seen
the Blue Sky in like four days, but I saw
it yesterday, and I'm here at work today and we're
gonna get through this show. I'm happy to be somewhat normal.
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I am at my house, everybody else is in the studio.
By dang it, we're gonna finish this show or mine
I die right there. We lost time. It's time to
open the mail bag. Get something we call ye Hello,
(02:41):
Bobby Bones. So, an old college friend is getting married,
and I don't think I was invited to the wedding
because everyone else from our group got an invitation. I
did not. I wasn't too upset because we weren't the closest.
But it's not like we had a falling out. If
I were getting married, I would invite him because he's
a good friend and of my friends. So long story short,
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I got the invitation yesterday that I didn't get originally,
but I wasn't so quick to RSVP because of my mind.
I'm on the b list of guests and he probably
doesn't care if I go or not. I look at
it this way. If I RSVP with a not attending note,
no harm is done. Also, I don't have to bother
getting him a gift or even inviting him to my
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wedding one day? Am I obligated to go if I
got the invitation so much later than everyone else? Oh
and I never got to save the date? What a
classy move? Here signed mad that I didn't get the invite.
It sounds like he does really want to go, or
he wouldn't have sent the email. He's like, I don't
even want to go. You were feelings were hurt that
you didn't get an invite. I understand that it sucks.
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I'll not be invited places even if you're not super close,
but people super close to you are invited. Happens to
me all the time with every party, literally every party.
All my friends are like, did you get the invite?
Sure didn't. They'd like you check your email, Nope, probably
in there check it, Nope, I'm not in there. So
I understand you're hurt a little bit, But no, you
don't have to go if you don't want to go.
But I don't think you should go. I would invite
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into my wedding and then later go, you know what,
then I want to vite into my wedding. Like you're
hurt by this, and that's okay. You do not have
to go. You can RSVP and say not attending, but
I would encourage you not to hold it against them. Also,
the B list that happens, Buddy, that happens. We had
to B list of ours. We didn't get to it
because everybody said yes. But we had to B list,
meaning they're on the border. Yeah, like they're on the
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border like close, and we don't have enough seats. And
when you invite people, especially if it's a specific amount
of food and chairs, you have to only invite up
to that point. And so we didn't get there. But
we had to be list. I think also too, sometimes
even if it's not a B list, they just roll
out at different times and they're you're working on a list.
I don't believe that. I probably all go out at
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the same time, unless it's like, well, we got seven nos,
so let's send some more out. Oh yeah, I don't
think it's really going out. What I do? You know
that happened. But if you got a certain amount of nos.
I just figured you just take that amount off the
list and then your headcount goes down. You don't have
to like fill there's no quote, and you may be
getting pressure from like cousins, Ben, Hey, why don't you
invite this cousin or what and it's like okay, okay,
(05:14):
because we had some of that too, but I was like,
we're having the wedding at our house. We have no
more room. So we were able to get out of
it that way. So and I would also encourage you
to have Ronnie done from Brooks and Dune saying at
your wedding, I'll do it when you have one, super easy.
I don't worry about it. Buddy. If they say you
in an RSTP if you don't want to go, just say, hey,
can't come. Appreciate that, have a good day. But my
heart says you want to go because friends are going
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to be there. Go to the wedding. Go just go,
and you're you're don't let that hurt you. And things
that stood out to me were you're like, we weren't
that close anyway. Oh, the whole thing's defensive. Go to
the wedding, have a good time, don't worry that you
got invited second or third. We listen, they didn't even
want me for this job, to like fourth or fifth.
The whole world is successful people who weren't the first choice.
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So this isn't a huge deal. Oh but go and
have fun. There you go. That's my recommendation. That's it.
That's the mail bag. Close it up. We got your team.
That was about So we haven't been here in a
couple of days. I've been very sick, but I'm glad
to be back. So let's just check in and see
(06:20):
what's the hats? Hey, what's the hat? All right, Eddie,
I'm coming to you. What's been happening? Dude? So look,
my kids were done with baseball now, but now we're
onto basketball. And we had our first game coming up
a few days ago and the coach calls in sick.
So what do they do. They're like, dads, any dads
that can coach, please come help. And I was like, great,
(06:42):
this is it. I'm gonna I'm gonna have to be coached. Well, dude,
I stepped in and it was crazy because we almost
won the damn game. I mean it was so close.
I was okay, So you lost. Yeah, I got so
many questions. First of all, how did you become the
head coach when you've never coached at all? Because I've
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been at every practice I've been. I've been kind of
helping facilitating some of the players. You know, I've just
been there. So the coach said, I think Eddie is
the one that could be my backup because he's been
there every practice. Okay, so I stepped in. I liked
that you step in. And then you didn't want to
say you lost, so you stumbled over. Alma, listen, you
don't understand. It was a close game. It came down
(07:23):
to the last minute. We were down by one basket,
two points, and I call it time out. It say, boys,
this is it. We're down by one basket, let's go.
Let's go. Then we started the game, never got the
ball back. Oh you mean yelling let's go, let's go
didn fire him up. No, it did not fire him up. Okay,
that's pretty cool. Are you gonna do it again? No?
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I told my wife, I'm like, I don't want to coach.
She goes, you looked really natural out there, and she
said that I looked like a good coach, But I
hated it. I was stressed out. I yelled way too much.
I don't want to do it again. Okay, encouraging, All right,
what's the HAPs Hey, what's the heck? Amy, what's been
happening with you? Well, my kids get recognized from time
to time, and something just clicked in my son because
(08:09):
he got recognized this weekend and he kind of sounded
like lunchbox. We got home, we're sitting in the kitchen
and he just looked at me and he said, Mom,
am I famous? And then I felt like I had
to sit him down and explain to him, like we
have to explain the lunchbox about once a week about
how he's not famous. But my son actually received it
(08:29):
and understood, Oh yeah, okay, cool, I get it. Sometimes
we're gonna get recognized because people listen to the show,
but it doesn't mean I'm famous. Yeah, he's he's known
in small pockets of America exactly as your son. Yes, yes,
And so I just thought, Wow, this is crazy. My
eleven year old can receive this, but Lunchbox is forty
(08:52):
and cannot All Right, Hey, what's the heckh So I've
been out, I've been down for the count for the
last few days, very sick, maybe the sickest I've been
in ten years or so. But the one thing that's
kind of held through our pedia Live popsicles. Man. I
don't know if you guys ever had those before, but
they make them now. And if I struggled just drinking water,
(09:13):
I don't like to drink water. I like water with
some sort of flavor. I'm eleven. So Kalin's like, drink
this water. I was like, oh, I don't want to
drink water. Doesn't taste good. Well then she's like, well,
how about a PA popsicle? And I was like yeah.
So I had about nine of those instead up a
couple of water at times. But I'm telling you, if
you have a young child, it's awesome. So that's what
(09:33):
I'm gonna give you from this sickness is for me.
It was the introduction to PDA live popsicles. But again,
I'm probably forty eight forty nine percent today. Tomorrow I'll
plan to be seventy five eighty percent. I'm still rocking
my shows. This weekend. All good, Well, it all wasn't good.
A lot of it was really hard, but all good.
(09:54):
I had to miss my book launch. Oh my gosh,
it's I don't even know what day, what planet this is.
I had a book come out on Tuesday, Stanley the
Dog First Day at School. I had all this press
lined up to do and missed every bit of it.
So I got to do no sort of press for
the book. So well, what's crazy is how many people
pre ordered. And honestly I was shocked. I forgot I
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pre ordered it and it arrived in the mail and
I was like, oh yay, look at me, okay back
in the day. But also I saw so many people
that got it day of which means so many people
pre ordered. Yes, and I'm very appreciative. And if you
weren't pre ordering, because I would never pre order anything really,
and I appreciate those who did. You can go to
(10:37):
Amazon and order it now and it would be there
in a day or two. But it's called yes. Two
things to say. Yes, it's called Stanley the Dog First
Day of School. But I haven't received my signature yet,
oh my autograph from just kidding. I didn't email the thing,
but I saw some people are getting mad and they're
leaving that as a review, and they need to not
do that because you're mailing it out and there they
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need to give you five stars. Well, here's what happened.
The book company says, you need to do a pre sale.
I said, I don't want to do a pre sell.
I think presales are dumb. They say, well, it's in
your contract to do a presale. I said, I will
only do a pre sell if I can promise the
people they're going to buy it early that I can
send them something extra. I'm not going to charge them anymore.
But they say, okay, great, so we sell like thirteen
(11:20):
thousand in pre sale. I've been signing. I've been signing
these little art cards every day for at least an
hour for the past two months. And so we never
said they were going to come out right when the
book came, you're gonna get the book. Some of them
got it before, so we'll get it after, but you'll
get it in the mail and it's just signed piece
of art that goes with the book, and people are
all upset that didn't get there. Is when other people
are getting it on the app, we're mailing them out individually.
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I'm going crazy over here, and I got sick, and
so then they're leaving one star reviews on Amazon They're like,
love the book, didn't get them autographed one star. Yeah,
I was bothered by that, but I was just saying too,
they had to have also sent the email to get
the signature. Yes, it doesn't matter anyway, Okay, pdlight popsicles everybody,
that's all. What's the hack Lunchbox's happening with you? Well?
(12:07):
I had my garage sailed this past weekend and I
had an awkward encounter with a neighbor because afterwards, you
have a bunch of crap you don't want, so you
want to give it away. Well, they had put a
sign in front of their house said free, and had
a bunch of stuff out there, and all the stuff
was gone. So I was like they had spray painted
on a piece of wood. I was like, that is
a perfect free sign, so everybody knows it's free. So
I went down, took their sign, put it in front
(12:27):
of my stuff. Four minutes later, neighbor comes down, takes
out of my yard and I run into him today
and he's like, hey, it's not a community sign. Next time,
make your own sign. Dang, I mean it's not your sign. Yeah,
but when is he ever going to use that wood
that he spray painted free on it. I know it's stuff,
(12:47):
not against your reasoning, but it wasn't your sign, And
so I could see where if he was, you know,
a little tight butt that he could get upset. Was
this Christmas Lights neighbor by any chance? No? No, not
the Christmas Lights neighbor. I don't know where the Christmas
Lights neighbor lives. He just walks. He was on a
walk when I saw him. This guy lives literally three
doors down. And I'm like, I was just borrowing the sign. Man.
(13:10):
You went four doors over and stole a sign. Man,
I mean it only lasted four minutes in front of
my house before he was back and they snatched it
on up. Okay, it's not your sign. You can't take it. Yeah,
to ask, you have to ask tomorrow. Ask it's a
get a free spray painted on it. You don't own it. Okay,
(13:31):
thank you all. What's the hasty? What's that? Well? As
I check in with everybody, I realized I didn't miss
a whole lot. That's awesome. The latest from Nashville and
Tullywood and Morgan Number two thirty six, Skinny and Dolly
Parton donated one million dollars to Vanderbilt University Medical Center
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to go toward pediatric infectious disease research. She said in
a statement that she loves all children and wants to
do her part to keep as many of them as
healthy and safe as possible. John Party is releasing his
fourth album. It's called Mister Saturday Night and it will
be out on September second. Ingrid Andrews is releasing a
new album called Good Person on August twenty sixth. Here's
(14:13):
her talking about the new project. As a writer, I
just cannot not write, So I've been writing since I
put out the album, to be honest, and I'm just
excited to release it and share a new perspective and
hit the road and like, see real humans. I'm Morgan.
That's your skinny hat. It's time for the good news lunchbox.
(14:34):
Something good. Officer Brian Ferrari he works in Detroit and
he likes to pull people over, fight crime, you know,
but he also likes to give back to the community.
And during the pandemic the public library was closed. He
was like, man, these kids got nowhere to go good books.
So he went to the store and started buying books.
And when you see kids out in the neighborhooding who
(14:56):
pull up, Hey, guys, here's a book. Read it, and
people started finding out about it. They started to donate
more books to him. Now they give him like baseball gear,
basketballs that way, kids are shooting hoops. I got an
old basketball. He pulls up, Hey, here's a new basketball,
all to get back to the community. That's pretty good.
I like that story too. I like highlighting police officers
to do awesome stuff as well. That is what it's
(15:16):
all about. That was tell me something good, all right.
Elder versus millennial. It's Eddie the oldest on our show
at age three versus Morgan number two, the youngest on
our show at age all right, let's go. I'll ask
you a question. Buzz in with your answer if you
(15:37):
know it. In the elder category, Jeffrey is the butler's
name on What Nightie, Eddie. That is fresh Prince of
bel Air. That is correct. Let's go, Eddie one point.
Good job. In the millennial category. Midnight Memories Made in
(15:58):
the Am and Up All Night were albums released by
which boy band in the two thousand tensed Eddie bt
K What the bt K Killer? Okay, Morgan, I'll read
(16:20):
it again, Midnight Memories Made in the am and up
all night. They were albums by which boy band from
the two thousand tens? Gosh, I don't know the album names.
It sounds like Panic at the Disco. I don't think
they're a boy band, but Panic at the Disco? That
is incorrect? Who is one direction? One direction? Yeah? Bt K?
(16:43):
Are you thinking of B two k? Bump? Bump bump?
No Koreans? Oh got it? Okay? Okay, idiot? Oh lord?
All right? Over to the elder category. I give you
a line from a famous nineties movie. Name the movie.
(17:04):
The line is I see dead people Eddie sixth cents.
That's correct. I tried to do it off. What the
impression is? In the millennial category, Jack Jack, Elastic Girl? Correct?
(17:26):
Wow and dash? Our characters? And what picks our movie?
The answer is the Incredibles. That's right? Okay. Final question
in the elder category, which Sesame Street character got its
own toy in the nineteen nineties? Correct? Who Let's go?
(17:47):
Come on? In the millennial category, Ashton Kutcher was the
host of What Empty Show? Punked Punked? Discorrect? But I
do believe that's right. That's right. That Eddie is the champion. Wow,
(18:08):
he did it. I feel can I say something bones, Yeah,
go ahead. I feel like elders always get the bad rap.
You know what, we get old. These millennials they're gonna
get old too, and they're like, oh, the elders, they're
so dorky and dad. They we can't even tell jokes
bones because they say, oh, that's a dad joke. You
know what, eat it, millennials, elder's rule, let's go. They're like,
(18:33):
Eddie's been sitting on that one for a while, pretty
bothered by that situation. Yeah, nice job, Eddie. Thanks, you
are the champion of the world. Five wins. You're the
king of elder versus millennia. Okay, So the question from
Amy is is she a helicopter parent or a responsible parent?
Why do you ask this? What happened? Well, so Stevenson
(18:54):
has started to want to ride his bike to his practice,
like his classes. You know that he takes for martial
arts and stuff. And I want him to have that freedom. Yes,
go ride your bike. We live in the area where
you could do that. But then at the same time
I followed him in my car. Oh, you gave him freedom,
(19:17):
liberty you're free child strung along. Yeah. And then there
was one point where I was at a red light
filming him, and he caught me. He didn't know that
you were following him at all. No, I said, free
as a bird. You got this, dude, you got this.
Go ahead. And so I followed him, especially to this
one busy or intersection that I'm worried about, and I
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wanted to make sure he did good. And then I
went off and I pulled over and kind of hid
back behind these bushes to see if he would handle
everything within the law. And he did. I was so
proud of him. Okay, I don't think this is helicopter
parent at all. Okay, I think it's fine to do
this a couple of times to see if he's making
good decisions. I think it's fine to do it when
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he knows you're following him. I think it's fine to
do it when he doesn't know you're following him, so
you can see what decisions he's making. And then eventually, though,
if you like what you see, you have to fall
off and let him do what you told him he
was getting to do anyway, right, My only problem with
is not so much that I'm fearing his choices now
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that now that I've seen him do it successfully, I'm
very proud of him. I just worry about other people
that might snatch him or something. Well, that's always going
to be there, right, are you going? Are you going
to let him just right? Yes, I'm gonna make you
feel good. Amy, here we go, ready. People are always
gonna try to steal him. Okay, okay, okay, I feel
better about this. No, it's right. So are you going
(20:44):
to let him do it without you're following him? Next time?
We'll see, I'll let TVD. I'll keep y'all posted. This
is this is a big deal. I am proud of him,
and we'll see what happens. One time, I couldn't catch
him on the way back, and I had to call
my husband be like, you gotta follow him on the
way home because I can't be there, and you gotta.
So my husband was all trying to be all incognito
(21:07):
following our son home because the full camo behind trees,
crawling on the ground. But then like did this maneuver
where he beat him home and so he thought we
were at home like the whole time. Oh, we're clever
You're probably not as clever as you think, but I
like it. It means you love him. And if you
watch him make good decisions many times in a row,
(21:27):
you have to trust that he's gonna make good decisions
when you're not watching him as well. Right, that's what
I would say. But are you a helicopter parent? I
go no, I'm gonna speak Freddie because he is a
helicopter parent and go no. Eddie thinks you should have
him in that little cart beside you and you should
ride him. You know, you should put the little cart,
like the little bicycle cart, the sidecart. Hey, she was
telling that story and the whole time I'm not in
my head. Absolutely, you're a great parent. Amy, Yeah, okay,
(21:50):
but would you eventually let your son just do it himself?
Not the next year and he's like eventually twenty one
you're you're fourteen year old, or however, yeah he's fourteen.
Oh my gosh, you're a helicopter parent. Let the kid go.
I mean, guys, you have to let the kids out
in the world and experience things. I was riding my
bike to school a mile away when I was in
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second grade. I was six years old, riding my bike
to school. You guys need to get a grip on reality.
Let the kid go do his thing and trust that
you have raised him to make smart decisions. Hey, people,
the Cold War is over. Okay, exactly. Lunchboxes out arguing
with clouds right now, Mic, when I was a kid,
(22:32):
but I can't believe you won't let him ride his bike.
Him and you tailgated him. Well, no one knows that.
But also it was Lunchbox an advanced second grader six okay,
seven years old? Sorry, seven years old? Sorry about that, Amy,
keep doing you. I like it. Give us the date
whenever you let him go himself. Okay, all right, here's
(22:54):
a voicemail we got yesterday Lunchbox at heavy thankfully year.
Why does he have to introduce this sale at Lunchbox
from the Bobby Bone Show on his commercials? Think about that.
Maybe he's not as fame as as he thankly as
after all any rebuttal there. I know. It's just a
good name of association. When you hear Lunchbox and then
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Bobby Bones Show, it's two big things together against people's attention.
That's why you do it. Okay. Here is Charlie from Virginia,
I just wanted to comment you guys and compliment you all.
I mean, on how good you've done at hiding that
you're on vacation. The podcast has got new stuff and
old stuff. You guys are getting tricky. I hope you
all have a good vacation. Bye. Hey Charlie, I've been
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on my deathbed, buddy. One thing I've been faking is
that I'm alive. We recorded this months ago. I've since
passed everybody. That's how sick I've been, Charlie. We're calling
saying we're on vacation, out of your mind. We do
try to trick people, though, but not this time. Not
this time. Yeah, Charlie, I've been sick. Well, I wouldn't
call it tricking actually, because when it is actual vacation,
(24:03):
we could take the time completely off. But we try
to throw in and sprinkle in little treats of new content. Shift. Yeah,
I'll do a whole show and be like, we're gonna
do a whole new people like you do that you're
on vacation when you did that whole new show. What's
the difference to you. Yeah, I'm gonna blow my voice
out if being sick for two days all right, Charlie.
(24:24):
I appreciate that call. Buddy, Hey, thank you. You can
always call us on the voicemail line same as the
phone number eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby, you're Amy's
pile of stories. A boss is being called out for
an extreme rule that punishes staff for being one minute late.
I like that guy. What's his name? His name is
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staying private. It's this thread on Reddit, but someone shared
that their boss, and they shared a photo that they
put up this this paper that said for every minute
you are late to work, you will be required to
work ten minutes after six pm. So for example, if
you arrive at ten o' two, you have to stay
until six twenty. There's my guy right here. Listen. For
those who don't know this show, it's been a long
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standing rule of don't get here late because nobody else
got here late unless there is something happening in your
life that allows that. A sick kid, a car wreck
you can pulled over. Yeah, debatable, depends how fast you
were going. That if you can't get here in time,
then there's no need to get here because you're not
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respecting everybody else like they respected you so years ago
after it became an issue. I just said, here's the rule.
One minute late, have a day off on me, and
you know what, nobody ever got their pay taken away.
You just got a day off, basically, did it? Anybody
ever get their pay taken out? No? Never got right,
but it hurt. Did you learn a lesson from it? No? Yes, nodding?
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Or I was so angry. I would be so mad
all day. That was my lesson. Say I, if you've
been sent home, Eddie, what you say you didn't learn
a lesson? Are you late ever? No? Like generally? Are
you late anymore? No? I'm not, and that's with anything
in my life. I'm really not late anymore. But how
many times did I have to do that? Did you
send me home? Three times? Four times? Yeah? I mean
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there were times too, Edding that beyond the road we'd
leave him. I'd be like, all right, he's not down,
let's go. We gave him extra time. All right, I
guess I learned my lesson. My point is you're now
better people because of that. You know what. I'm proud
of you all. Good job for being better people. And
whoever this boss is, I'm voting for you the next election.
All right, what else you got, Well, a new survey
came out or study was done, and it looks like
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more adults are playing video games than kids. He oh
than kids. Oh wow, I thought you were gonna say
then they were last year. I don't know the kids,
but a lot of people when they think of video games,
they just think of kids, and they're not playing outside
anymore and they're just front of a screen all the time.
But it's the adults that are playing more video games.
But I think video games, I think that term is
(26:55):
so dated. It's not just it's it's like being on
Facebook or being on social media, or that's what playing
video games is. You're just hanging out with your friends
and you're like trying to accomplish something. And for anybody
who makes fun of us, you know, a kick rocks. Well,
when it comes to the reasons why these adults are
playing games, I can give you the top three. I'll
tell you mine is because what this is how I
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hang out with my friends. I hang out with Eddie
and Mike Signs and Steve Andrew and that's what we
talk and put our headsets on and bond. Well, then
you're part of the ninety three percent that say it
brings them joy. That's you with your friends bringing your joy.
And that's how random kid Cody and I became friends again.
Video games, I'm all but heard about this very defensive.
(27:39):
I love them say it provides mental stimulation, and then
eighty nine percent say it offers major stress relief. It's
the only place that I can go and not be
stressed out. And too. If I didn't have my friends
playing with them, I wouldn't play video games. I don't
care about the actual game. That's just a conduit to friendship.
You heard it here first, All right, what else? Well?
I found a fun story from Jordan Davis who sing
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spiderte We were talking about helicopter parenting earlier, and if
you have in a V line, what looks like you're
in good company because Jordan Davis is admitting to being
an overprotective dad and he always thought he was gonna
be really chill and let his kids run around and
do whatever, But it turns out he's the one in
the relationship that really freaks out and his wife is
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the one that's really laid back. He's like, all right,
kids just playing my beard, go ahead and get in
there and play and I'll catch up with you guys later.
All right, Amy, thank you. Hi'm Amy. That's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. So last week, two guys were getting into
(28:42):
a fight in the Chicago subway. They're punching each other
and they both fall in the tracks, like into that
area where all the tracks are. Well, apparently the third
track is electrical, so if you hit that with your body,
it electrocutes you. Well, that's what happened to one of
the guys. One of the guys hit that track, you
got electrocuted. The other guy just fled. So another subway
comes and there's a guy sitting the subway says, is
(29:04):
that a guy in the tracks? He runs in there,
rescues the guy gets shocked as well, and it all
makes the news. Somebody got it on video, and they
put the video on the news. It went viral. Well,
a local businessman saw the story and says, whoever saved
that guy from the tracks, I'm gifting him a car
so he never has to ride the subway again. Wow. Okay,
there's a lot to unpack here. First of all, you
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said the first guy get electrocuted, I feel like, when
you get cuted, you die. No, you can get electrocuted
without dying. You can't. I mean, he yes, So he
got electrocuted and knocked him out unconscious. So I guess
when he got electrocuted and knocked him off, so he
wasn't laying on the tracks. But when the guy was
helping him, it electrocuted him too. So the guy, the
hero in the story, made it out Okay, he barely
(29:47):
got hurt. I feel like that just getting shocked. I
feel like it electrocuted when you die, no, man, Yeah, Like,
if you get elect if you get electrocute, I feel
like you should have to die. If you don't die,
then you do. Got shocked real bad. I think you're
thinking of drowning, because if you drown, you die. I
don't know, drowned and then pop back up. No, you
(30:08):
drown and you die. Okay, let me see you're electrocuted.
Let me see what check electrocution the injury of killing
someone by electric shock. That's electrocut. That's because you're looking
it up. Probably in the terms of like you know,
does electrocution mean death? An electrocution means that a person
(30:29):
has died as a result of electricity. Electricity. And then
now that I look back at the story, it never
said electrocuted. Yeah said shocked, like I thought. Okay, So
the guy who got shocked got saved, and the guy
who did the saving got a free car. Shocked and
got a free car. Correct, he got a two thousand
(30:50):
and eight Audie with a gas card. In the end,
nobody got electrocuted. There we go. Okay, there we go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
It is time for the investigative, Morning Corny. We'll have
ninety seconds to figure out Amy's joke. Amy, Ready, Ready,
here we go, Morning Corny. What do you get when
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you take a hammer and smash a bunch of mintos? Okay,
mim the mintos, the rice token. What do they say? Mintos?
Frushman freshmaker fresh mintos? What do you get when you
take a hammer and you smash a bunch of mintos? Mentos? Mintos,
out mentos, mintos, mintoes, cement broken toes, mintoes. You're finally
(31:42):
got your guys men's toes Like, okay, guys, we're way up.
I know I would sick with a couple of days.
I don't think I'm milam going crazy here? The one
when she says mintos, she's just how I say mintos?
Having her in mintos? Amy? Go ahead? What do you
get when you take a hammer and you smash a
bunch of mintos on her? If she's saying men's toes,
(32:05):
you get a bunch of men that are hurting. Then
if she's saying, I'm not okay the mintos the candy
you eat mintos, You smash mintos, You smash it, You
smash it and it breaks. Where does the hammer come in? Though? Hammer?
The hammer smashes, you get broken toes? Yea, what do
you do when you take a hammer and a bunch
(32:25):
of a bunch of mintos? A bunch of broken men's toes?
That's all I could get? Mints, not mintoes? Fresh? Yeah,
we got nothing fresh smell. We spent most of this
time debating. If you're saying men's toes of mintos, all right,
that's time mintos? All right? We didn't get it. Go ahead,
(32:50):
What do you get when you take a hammer and
smash a bunch of mintos? What frag mintoas? Oh wow,
we would have never got fragment toast fragment fragments when
you smash something fragments? Yea, wherever here going? Hey? How
many toads does a man have? He worked at a
lumber mill for seven years. That was the morning Corny
(33:18):
Alexis in West Virginia's on the phone. Alexis, how are
you good? How are you doing pretty good? So you
get to pick here, Amy, Eddie or Lunchbox. I'm gonna
read them five children's books, just their description in one line,
and if they get four out of five, you win
the prize. Who would you like to play for you? Okay? Well,
(33:40):
Eddie's got four kids, poor little boys, so I think
he does a lot of reading. And I hear him
talk about I think I want to go with Eddie. Okay,
So if Eddie wins it gets four out of five,
you win the prize. Which, by the way, let me
say this. My children's book is out. I was sick.
I wasn't even able to talk about it the day
I came. But I'd love it if you gave Stanley
(34:02):
the Dog the first day of school a chance. There
you go, Eddie? You ready? Yeah? Bones, let me say
the last time I read my kids a bedtime story,
they still talk about that one time, because I was
like four years ago. Is this something you want to
say out loud? I don't do it? All right, Eddie?
Here we go. A young orphan boy enters a giant
(34:24):
magical fruit and goes on an adventure to escape his
mean aunts. Got it? What is it? James and the
giant peach? That's correct? Who never read it? That's job?
Nice job, nice job. A spider tries to save a
pig's life by weaving compliments into her web. Now you're talking.
(34:45):
That is Charlotte's web? Correct? I never read that one.
Oh that's I was a little mismuffets on her tuffet.
A brilliant little girl with superpowers overcomes the adults in
her life who mistreat her. Oh, Alexandra the Great? What
(35:07):
is that? I have no idea? I'm reaching? Anyone know that? A?
Is it now a show on Disney? I don't know.
It's a Harry Styles Matilda Matilda? Oh, no, need to
yell things that are really not right. I felt passionate
about that one, Eddie. You gotta get the next two.
Come on. A young girl chases a rabbit into an
(35:30):
absurd fantasy world bones that is Alice in Wonderland. That's correct.
Let's go one more, baby. It all comes down to
this last one. A dog really doesn't want to go
to the first day of school because he's worried if
he will fit in with the other pups at school. Man,
(35:50):
I'm not sure. Come on, dude, that's Stanley the Dog
the first day of school. That one actually did. Just
read that one. Yeah, see, you would have got if
I didn't go the Stanley route because I wanted to
get the collar to the prize. Here. A tree gives
(36:12):
every last part of herself to a boy as he
grows into an old man. What sounds dirty? Brooks that
summer Jack? Is it? Jack in the bean? Stuck? A
tree gives every last part of herself to a boy
as he grew No, I can't, Okay, what is it?
(36:37):
It's called the Giving Tree Year. A rowdy little boy
travels to the Land of Monsters. Oh, there's a movie
about this one, I think where the Wild Things Are correct. Yes,
a boy has it a so bad that it makes
him want to move to Australia. Yeah. The Diary of
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Keith Urban Diary of a Whimpy Keith. That's funny. That's funny. No,
that is Alexander and the Terrible, horrible, no good, very
bad Day Eddie. Nice job in alex Alexis nice job.
You went a prize. I don't know what you win.
But because I'm not in the studio, I'm at home
because I've been sick for many days. But we're gonna
(37:25):
get you something good and I can send you a
signed copy of my kids book if you'd like it. Yes,
I would love it. I told Abby that I'm working
to be an elementary teacher, so I would definitely read
into my classroom. All right, well, I get you one
of those and whatever else we have here, I'll make
sure you get something good. Okay, thank you so much.
Hope you feel better. Morgan, how did you meet Tom Hanks? Well,
(37:46):
so I was at CMA Fest working, but after I
got done working, I just went out into the crowd
and I was hanging out with my parents and we're
jamming to Jason Aldeen he was playing. I was like,
you know, I really need to go pee. So I
left dur in the middle of Jason Aldeen set and
I'm looking up the stairs in this section where every
other fan is at right, and I kind of look
and I'm like, oh, that looks like Rita Wilson. She's
(38:08):
on her phone. Didn't think much of it. I went
to Pete and while I'm sitting there, I'm like, if
that was Rita Wilson and she's only sitting next to
somebody else, that has to be Tom Hanks. So I
come back and I kind of scoot in front of him.
There's no one around, no security guards, know nothing, and
the guys sitting there jamming to the concert. Rita's on
her phone reading something, and I just turned around and
(38:29):
sure enough, it was Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, just
sitting there like watching the show like any other fan.
It's crazy that people weren't piling onto them, going hey
can I get a picture like that? They weren't recognized,
I know. And they were sitting like right on the
aisle there in the rows in front and behind them
weren't full, like you could easily access them if you
wanted to. And after I went up to him, first
(38:51):
of all, I did go up and say, hey, I'm
Morgan from the Bobby Bones Show and we all love
you on our show. Both of you guys are so awesome, Like,
do you mind if I get a picture, and then
after that I blacked out because he took my phone
and like took a selfie with me, And I have
no idea what happened afterward. See Tom Hanks knows the
Gavin DeGraw technique. You take the phone, take the picture,
and you can scoot people on their way. That's exactly
(39:13):
what happened. And they still feel loved, right, Yeah, I
so did, because like I was like, oh, Tom Hanks
even touched my phone, Like that even made me feel
more special. That's crazy. Just saw Tom Hanks hanging out,
so you walked off? Why didn't they have better seats?
Can't we can't we get Tom Hanks and better seats
than sitting in the back of the stadium randomly? Yeah,
I mean I don't know. I don't know who they
were there for, because they did stay through Jason Aldeen.
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They stayed for a little bit of Keith Urban and
then they were gone. I maybe saw two other people
go up to them. But besides that, there were people
walking past the whole time. Oh see, that's what I
would be nervous of. Is it if they were just
chilling and then someone sees you asked for a picture.
And then it causes this flow of people and then
I would feel really really bad. I know that's why
I did originally too. I was like, I'm sorry, I
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won't post a picture right now, like I'm not gonna
make everybody come talk to you guys, and they were
so cool about it. I don't think Tom heard me
most of the time, though, because the whole set was
going on, and he kept kind of putting his ear
up to me, like I can't really hear what you're saying.
But he just kind of smiled and took my phone,
took a picture, and then waved and I left. So
did he look older, younger in person? I don't know.
(40:17):
I've just never seen Tom Hanks in person, and he's
about as famous as you can get. Yeah. I mean, honestly,
he looked so good. I don't even know how old
they are, but like his smile. I don't know if
he's had work done or anything, but he looks amazing.
And Rita looked great. But they don't look like Tom
doesn't look like how he would look in the movies.
He looks like how he would look out in public,
and all those stories we hear about him, it's all
(40:39):
he has his hair died, like he's got like, you know,
white hair, He's got his glasses on. He's just like
a regular guy. Well, I'm intrigued. I wish I could
see somebody famous in the wild. You know, I don't
know if they would have known who. Hey, I'm mooring
it from the Bobby Bones Show. I think they'll just
hear what's just white noise to them, don't you think?
I don't know. I feel like Rita knew who it
was because she looked at me and she's like, oh yeah, totally.
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Tom had no idea, but read I think new. I
don't know. Some say Forrest Gump was based on me.
All right, let's do Morgan wall and wasted on you.
That's a good story, Morgan, that's pretty cool. I can
hear Eddie's jealousy. You heard that. I can just hear
driven out. I can't believe it. You never met him, Eddie.
I've never met him. And that night I was supposed
to be there with Morgan, but schedules got shifted around
(41:23):
and I wasn't able to be there. So that was
my one chance. That's your punishment there, so dumb. Hey,
thank you guys, for being here. I'm back. I'm here today.
I've been sick the last couple of days. There's been
no vacation. I wouldn't take vacation on a week where
I had a book come out on Tuesday. Wasn't even
able to promote it. Have two comedy shows on Friday
and Saturday night here in town, just trying to get well.
(41:45):
I will be well. We're back though, we're doing it.
Everybody feel good? Everybody good? Oh yeah, you love to
hear it. Bobby's story, Amy, do you know Clay Thompson?
Is it sounds like an athlete. Yeah, he plays for
the Goal State Warriors. Really good player. There's a guy
that fakes as him. There's that Clay Thompson impersonator. He's
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been banned for life by the Golden State Warriors. After
getting past security and making it onto the court. He
was dressed just like Clay does, walks out, sweats and everything.
They let him go right through, but now they've banned
him for life because of this. However, why aren't they
banning the security people that didn't check to see if
that was really Clay Thompson. So hilarious, But I think
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this guy here big DAWs whose name is Dawson Gurley.
I don't think he should be banned for life. He
was just trying to make a fun little video. Maybe
he's to spend him a few games, maybe cut a
game check, even though he didn't really play, you know,
but pretty funny story. I do think that that's the
team's fault more than anything, for not being secure, right guys,
Oh yeah, yeah, Okay, just making sure I'm not wrong
(42:47):
on that one. Next up, don't pick up any folded money.
That bill could be deadly. This is from a sheriff
in Tennessee. That's right. They've issued a public safety warning
about folded dollar bills. They say they've invested it. Had
two recent incidents where a folded dollar bill was found
on the floor at a gas station. When it was
picked up, the person discovered a white, powdery substance. Then
(43:09):
they tested it meth and fentnol. So it could actually
make you sick or kill you if it's too much. Wait,
but how does the substance get in your body? Just
through your fingers? I must what do you mean that?
That's just how they hide the stuff. They put it
in dollar bill. So they're saying don't touch it. That's
(43:29):
drugs in there. Amy thinks she's gonna get high from
touching the dollar bill. I thought this was a warning
of like this is how they're trapping us. They're life
dropping money, you know, kind of like needles in Halloween candy.
You know, I'm not sure, guys, I just read the story.
I too thought that there were there was drugs and
(43:51):
the money. But then Amy made me start to think
you could touch it and die. Is an idiot, okay,
because I've fitting all can be ingested an inhaled oral exposure,
ingestion or skin contact can kill you. See, Okay, really
I was right. See I admitted from the beginning I
didn't quite know, and he called Amy an idiot. Eddie
(44:14):
thought this is drug dealer's master play. I'm like, man,
South Texas, they would just do that to hide it. Wow,
Well that's from a source called pen Live. Anyway, if
you see folding money on the ground, they say, don't
pick it up, y'all right, just put put gloves on first.
If I see folding money, I'm gonna kick it first,
and then I'm gonna pick it up. Jack and coke
in a can Coca Cola and Brown forman team up
(44:36):
for a new drink. What do you think about Jack
and Coke in a can? Amy, I mean convenient. I'm
not a big Jack and Coke person, but I could
see for those that are. It takes away the step
of having to get the jack, get the coke, get
a cup, mix it. This seems pretty like a no brainer.
If you're a fan that is from CNBC Eddie, you
(44:57):
like Jack and Coke, I do. I mean, that's not
my drink a choice, but I'll take it. And like
Amy said, that's great. Hey, let's start doing rum and
pineapple two hour at it. They probably already have all that.
It seems like any like combined drink. Now there's a
seltzer or something that automatically combines it. Here we go.
Sealed back to the future VHS tape sells for seventy
five thousand dollars. Wow, which is crazy. There's some good
(45:20):
news for whomever you are. If you saved all your
old crap and you go through and you find an
old VHS tape it's never been opened, well as one
person did, and they sold it for seventy five thousand dollars.
His sealed copy of the first, Back to the Future.
That's from Action Network. Yes, Amy, Well, what we need
to be doing now is we need to think of
what do we need to save right now and not
(45:42):
open for thirty years. What is it? Well, if we
knew that, we would do it. I know. But this
guy did it back then. It's probably an accident. He
probably just went through and found it. Okay, Joker too,
and we're talking about The Joker with Joaquin Phoenix. It
was really good. Have I remember that one? Yeah? Okay,
So now they're thinking about The Joker two Lady Gagas
(46:03):
and early talks to join Joaquin Phoenix in a musical sequel.
That's from The Hollywood Reporter. It sounds on the surface
like something I'd be like, oh man, a musical, But
I'm sure I would love it once I knew more
about it. Also on the news, Adam Sandler's new Netflix
film Hustle gives him his best ever Rotten Tomato score.
Have you guys seen Hustle yet? Yes, it's awesome, dude.
(46:26):
I watched it. It was so so good. It's awesome.
Truly loved it. Yeah, it's awesome. It's long, it's like
two hours. Did you realize it. Yeah I did, but
it's awesome. So if you haven't seen Hustle on Netflix,
and he's not Adam Sandler like, he's just a guy
who is a scout trying to be a coach and
he has to scout all over the world. It's a
(46:48):
really good movie, you guys. Check it out. Also in
the news of four year old boys accidentally given a
a sectomy. Okay, but it's reversible, right, parents have a
four year older suing after their kid was given it
a sectomy. The boy was going to surgery to help
with issues with a hernia. The doctor who performed a
surgery quote, cut the wrong tube. Oh, I don't like
(47:12):
those quotes. Cut the wrong tube. According to the one
million dollar lawsuit, the boy will more than likely have
fertility issues later in life. Oh more than a million.
I'm sorry, I'm not even litigious. Okay, thank you, judge.
It's true. That's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy. It's crazy that
(47:34):
it happened. That's from the Independent. I hate to see that.
And then, finally, do you exercise with your spouse? Experts
say it will bring the two of you closer together
as a team bonding experience. That's from healthline, and I
would say I used to, but my wife is very
strong and she does this thing called m what is
(47:56):
it called, some kind of technique where it's all legs
all the time, and I cannot keep up. And I
feel like I go hard and I train hard, but
I cannot keep up with her on this machine that
she does. So I do not work out with her anymore.
She actually led me throw a workout last week being
the reformer. Yeah, but it's some guy specifically. Do you
(48:16):
know his name? I can't think of it right, Billy Blanksdamn, No,
it's not. No, it's some I don't remember who it is,
but it's But also, you train like you're doing all there.
You're training for whatever you train for. Yeah, case, really,
(48:38):
I just commit myself now. I'm training for the apocalypse
because I really have nothing else to train for. But
I'm going really hard in case, right, the world comes
crashing down and I want to be ready for it.
Although being sick all this week has really cut down.
If the apocalypse happens in the next two days, I'm
screwed because I've lost all that that I that I
was training for fast. Yeah, well, when you're sick man.
(49:01):
It comes, it goes easy come, easy go. So yeah,
yeah yeah. By the way, my book came out on
Tuesday this week. It's called Stanley the Dog and his
First Day at School. It's for kids and it's about
you don't have to fit in to be awesome. I
would love if you guys would give it a look.
I didn't get to do any press for it, so
now my book company's like, oh, you suck you get
couldn't promote the book. So if you guys would like
(49:22):
a positive children's book, please go buy it. Thank you.
That counts of promotion, right Amy. I'm good now. I mean, yeah,
we probably need to do a little bit more. But
I was already being told by the New York people
are like, if you don't come and do a New
York press tour, you're not gonna sell enough books. And
I'd already said, no, I'm not going to New York.
I don't I don't feel like I have to go
to New York to do everything or la. I was like,
(49:43):
I'm gonna stay in Nashville. I'm gonna do stay where
I am, And they're like, you know, only the big
writers come to the you know, New York or LA.
And I was like, I don't need that, and then
I got sick. So now it's gonna look like they
were right. So here's what I'm saying. Let's stand up
against the big cities and let's go and buy this
book on Amazon. Really ticket to the Man. Yeah, I
don't know who the man is, but the ones in
(50:04):
the big city, Yeah, big cities. We're gonna stick it
to the people in New York, New York City, get
a rope. That's right, that's right. People in big cities
listen to us, but not in New York City. And
they know they were pretty much. Now listen, these people
were telling me, they pretty much told me that all
rural America sucks, and then my book would never sell
(50:25):
now listen, yeah, yeah yeah. And I was like, but
I'm from rural America and they were like, that's why
you suck. And I was like, okay. So I said,
I'm gonna bond together all my people that listen that
live in rural America that no people live in rule
America or they can spell the word rule, and we're
all gonna come together. We're gonna buy this kid's book
and stick it to New York City Stories, Amy, Would
(50:50):
you do this? There's a pest control company and they're
offering homeowners two thousand dollars to let them release dozens
of cockroaches into their home as part of a study
to test their treatments on cockroaches. Can I go out
of town while you do it? Mister? You know, mister cockroach, cockroach.
(51:11):
I don't know that you can't. And I think that
sounds fine. Here's your cash me up. The pest informer said,
it's looking for five to seven households to release these
cockroaches and then gauge their effectiveness on basically killing them.
So it takes about thirty days. Oh so, how fancy
and vacation. You're going on there for thirty days? Family?
(51:32):
For only two thousand dollars. I'll just come stay at
your house. Okay, let's say you have to stay there.
Would you stay there though? If they gave you two
thousand dollars? But I don't know that I can do it.
I can't. I think I would be scared to walk
or go anywhere, and they'd they'd mate and then multiply.
And Amy's going full gremlins right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
(51:57):
I mean, that's a lot of money, but I would
be so one hundred cockroaches two thousand dollars, yes or no? No? Yeah,
I'm I was doing a second Yeah, bringing up, bring
you know what. We'll let her know when she screamed
in mild and I I'll let her know then, and
I'll show her sleeping and they crawl over you, and
(52:18):
I'll show her the cash. We had a big spider
on our bed the other day. We had some sheets
because I've been so sick, and she's been changing the
sheets every single day. And she pulled some out of
inside of our laundry room. I guess we hadn't used
them in a few weeks, maybe longer than that, and
she put them on the bed and it was a
huge spider just crawling right across it. It was like
(52:38):
as big as my hand. If I take my it
was not that big. It was to take my hand
and I spread it out. It was get out here.
Did you see the picture on Instagram and it was
as big as your hand? Yes, well, it was huge.
It's bigger than my head, bigger than my head. All right?
Would you take two thousand dollars Eddy? Yes or no? Yeah?
There's probably one hundred cockroaches in my house right now.
(52:59):
Sure time, lunch bogs. Yes, coach. Just listen, guys, you
see him, Guess what take a shoeing? What smack them?
How are they gonna? Does not say? Hey, if you
see him, you gotta keep them alive. No, hey, man,
you must have killed that one. Sorry, good job man, Okay, listen,
I just pulled it up. In addition to the infestation,
you'll also have to consent to filming and monitoring your
(53:21):
home so that they can track all the roaches. That's cool.
You're gonna put an air tag on them, follow them around.
I don't care. Two thousand bucks, let's go. That's from
WU FLA. So three of us are taking the money
and Amy is not well, are talking and they only
had three houses. That's our sorry show bad Sorry up
(53:43):
to day. This story comes to us from Miami, Florida.
A fifty four year old man was one and on
a four point two million dollars medicare fraud scheme. So
the cops are closed in. He's like, man, how am
I gonna get away? I got a jet ski? He
jumped on the jet ski and trying to take it
all the way to Cuba, finding out a gas station
in between here in Cuba. I don't know, I ffar
(54:05):
I was gonna get I don't know. Could you get
to Cuban and a jet ski pretty easily or no?
I mean people are raft right, but it takes a while.
But yeah, I don't think that's like an hour trip. Okay, yeah,
probably not. Yeah, yeah, I'm assuming he didn't make it. No,
they jumped in the boats and they went and surrounding them.
They arrested him off as jet ski. All right, I'm
munch boxed at your bone head. Story of the day.
(54:26):
The new Jurassic Park movies coming out. Mike d went
to watch it. Mike, did you like it? I did
not like it. It was one of my most anticipated
movies of the summer. At two and a half hours,
I fell asleep. Jurassic World dominion. Yeah, so what's the
difference in this and the others. This one is kind
of like the old school original cast from the first movie,
coming back with Chris Pratt. So it's supposed to be
(54:49):
like the epic conclusion of this trilogy, and it wasn't
very good. Do you like them generally? I do The
first one is one of my favorite movies, and I
liked that Chris pat reboot, but this was not it.
What is it? Chris Pratt one when Jimmy Buffett is
running with a margarita or whatever. It is the dumbest,
the old, the most recent one, and then now this one.
They both they look like fast and furious, just so stupid,
(55:11):
like give up already. Well, they're making a ton of money,
so I understand why they're not giving up. But is
this the first one that isn't good? Mike, Yeah, this
is the first one. It's not good. What do you
give it? I give it two point five and a
five Raptor Claus. Wow, all right, well let's just spoil
it then, why not? I'm just getting for everyone. Any
movie we think is terrible, we just spoiled. That's hilarious.
(55:33):
All right, We're done. That's it. Hope you guys, help
you have a good day. I have no more voice left.
You know, a lot of people have gone through hard times,
and none harder than me. Today it's been a battle
uphill in the snow both ways. Yeah, it's been tough,
but yeah, I've been sick. So but we did today's
show I'm very happy about it. We'll be back for tomorrow.
(55:54):
You guys have a great rest of the day. Goodbye friends,
Hosts And Creators
Bobby Bones
Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
Raymundo
Mike D
Abby Anderson
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