Eddie has become obsessed with something and thinks he's found his new calling in life! Find out what it is...Plus, Lunchbox was at a restaurant with his family when a celebrity walked in, and he couldn't believe how they were treated! Hear who it is and what happened. Mailbag: a listener is getting married in April and wants an unplugged ceremony because she doesn't want people's phones in the pictures, but her mom is against it. We give our advice!
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
Welcome to Tuesday's show Morning Studio. More we go, Let's go, everybody,
you know, I have nothing. I'm done. Ryan's guys. Guys,
the Laker Bones, which is my nine year old son's
basketball team. I coach him. Bobby is an owner or
sponsor of the team. So guys, we are undefeated. We
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played our first game, that's all right. We played our
friends first game Saturday morning. We dominated. Well, it was
twelve eight, not of really a domination, but it is
because that's four points over. That means you scored for
a more points. Yeah, I like that, dude. It was awesome.
And let me tell you, I think I found my calling.
(00:52):
I think I'm supposed to be a basketball coach at
a high level or well, you start small. I think
you start with a nine year olds, move on to
high school, then call it and then who knows? NBA, dude,
I don't. I couldn't sleep the night before because I
was so nervous about the game. I'm drawing up plays,
I'm going through like substitution charts. How am I going
to sub this verse? And then after the game, after
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we won, I could not stop thinking. I'm still thinking
about it this morning. Well, maybe he found through the night.
He goes, hey, how would you sub suit nine year olds?
Because you have to be fair with the parents, and
so it's a tricky question. Congratulations. You know, I don't
want to be an owner of our team. I don't
mean of a loser, and I don't want to be
a coach of a losing Right, So we're at We'll
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want to know Laker bones, who's our star player? I
would say, um, his initials are AA, okay, star player,
and then my son would be the second star player. Okay,
let's go, Hey, new contracts, renew give him big deal,
a big deal already and big to keep him. Yeah,
let's let's get us in the nil all right. Next
up here is like everybody go ahead of guys. It
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is Thanksgiving time. It's only a few days away, and
we're gonna be sitting around the dinner table of friends, family,
and you're all gonna go around, Oh what am I
thankful for? And everybody's gonna say family, food, my job,
don't forget about us. You need to say that you
are thankful for us. Bobby Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie Morgan, Number two,
Ray Scuba, Mike Dan, Abby, Kevin because we bring so
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much joy and pleasure to your life, pleasure every single
day that we make your life better. So don't take
us for granted this Thanksgiving season. Make sure you say
you're thankful for us. Next up, So, I was thinking
about taking my daughter to jingle Ball because Lizzo's playing
and she loves Lizzo. Jingle Ball is a big radio
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show in New York or one of these the big
cities where they bring in people from the radio to
play a big show where just goes. But it's like
an iHeart country festival. Yes, so a lot of fun,
except for I'm looking at the lineup and I just
feel as though this is the time marches on because
some of the people I know. I'm excited for Backstreet Boys,
but that also makes me old. Uh. And then there's
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all these artists like Dub Cameron, Ava, Max Love, I
know Ama Max, Who's aj R? I know who they are?
Their band, the Kid Laro, the Kid Leroy. Yes, I
don't see I've officially this is okay, So I would
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I just wouldn't maybe know their names. And I just
made me feel old looking at the lineup because I
feel like there was a time where I would have
known every single artist then there was a time. Yeah,
that time was fifteen years ago. Probably that'd be fun
for her. Though. If you guys go to jingle Ball
and you have connections, you know Elvis ran and yeah,
well the whole thing is like the whole trip New York.
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I booked US flights on Southwest with points free. My
best friend from high school moved there. We're staying at
their place free. The whole trip is free. If I
go to jingle Ball free. Apparently we might go to
brett Eldridge free. Maybe apparently, Yeah, apparently I got the ticket.
You have to go. I'm like, this is just what
amazing that my kids wanted to go see the Christmas Tree.
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So I'm like, great from Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He has
a show on Peacock and if you like to bet,
he'll give you a lock Bobby bone. Thank you, thank you.
That's why the sneak in the grasses on Peacock. I
can officially it's up there now, wow, thank you. That's
not what this is about. But it's up there, and
now I got it out there on my phone. Hey,
you need update to the newest version. La la la.
(04:29):
I always do sure, and I always plug it in
update and usually chef's kiss, it's perfect, got all the
new This new update has slowed my phone down tremendously
and I don't have the new new that came out,
but I have the new Yeah. But they want you
to get the new new now. Yeah, but you can't.
I don't think it's about that. I think it's a
bad update. Really. The internet's slow, some of the apts
(04:51):
won't load. There are some really cool features, but it
ain't done. I'm encouraging everybody don't grab the new update
right now on the iPhone, wait till they fix it.
Until they fix it, because it's terrible or is my
friend Charles say, terrible? Horrible? Cool? I've read do have
an updated, don't do it yet, Wait another couple of
days until they fix it, because it's been a nightmare
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for me. Okay, thanks for the tips. Good, you're welcome.
And peacock snake in the grass or how did you say? Ray?
What's the name of the network? Peacock? Yeah? Why does
he do that? That's everybody says words different. You say
taco Bell, I say it Taco Bell, tacle Bell. What's
that show that comes on the weekend Saturday Night Live,
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and Ray says he cocked idiot mail bag time get
something we call hello, Bobby Bones. Have a little problem.
I'm getting married in April and I want an unplugged ceremony.
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My mom, however, doesn't. My point is that I have
a professor there to capture the moment perfectly. I do
not want people's arms and phones in my photos, especially
my first kiss photo. That's a special moment. My mom
thinks I'm being a bridezilla about the issue, but for me,
it's a big deal. Why should I have to compromise?
What should I do? I have an idea, but I'm
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not sure she'll like it. My idea is that before
the actual ceremony begins, the efficient announces that the bride
and groom will allow a minute or two for guests
to capture a couple pictures, then put the phones away.
Is that a fair compromise? Signed from a happy but
annoyed bride. We had no phones at our wedding. I
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mean it was awesome. It actually made it a lot
more enjoyable. We had photographers there, and we had a
booth you could take a picture in, but for us
it was great because there weren't a lot of pictures
to take with people holding the night up, so we
could actually say hi to everybody and said of hey,
let's get a picture here, let's get a picture there.
It was photographer pictures, but we get to say hi
to everybody that we wanted to say hi, to spend
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more time with them. And that was the goal, which
is why we didn't have any cameras or phones there,
because we knew part of the job is the bridan
and groom just like pictures of people, and so we're like, well,
let's eliminate that job. So we enjoyed it because we
could spend more time with people. I would say, that's
your argument to your mom, like, hey, and don't make
it about you in the picture, say I don't want
phones here because I don't want to have to take
pictures of everybody, not because you don't want to take
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pictures with them, but because you want to spend time
with every single person there possible. But also watch your
mom even in the mix here, maybe our apparents paying
for it, don't It almost doesn't matter. You don't pay
for it, didn't get to make the wedding rules as well.
I never heard it call down plugs. I don't keep
my phone plugged in. I was like, all acoustic guitars,
no electricity. But this is not this is you, bride.
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I think you should tell your mom no phones. They
can pull out phones it's the reception. But during the ceremony,
no phones at all. We'll just say that before we go.
Please no phones out at the ceremony. Yeah. I was
gonna say, you don't even have to have the efficients
say give a two minute, you know, picture taken time,
and then put your phones way. Just no phones period,
and the ushers can make sure to tell people that,
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and then you'll be good. When you walk down, the
eye will be looking in and be like, no phones,
no phones as you come down, no pictures plays. But yeah,
this ain't about your mom. I hate that she's making
about her, and just say no phones during the ceremony.
Make that compromise if you want to make one, and
that's it. That's easy. The wedding should be about you.
It is your day. I appreciate your email, and I
will say again we did it and it was amazing,
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loved it all right, thank you. If you want to
email us, Morgan, what do they do mailbag at Bobby
Bones dot com. Close it up. We got your back.
We took a little break during that last break, and
everybody went to the bathroom. Only have a couple of
times a morning where we're like, okay, everybody go to
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the bathroom and rush back amy the women's bathroom in
the men's bathroom, right by each other. Yes, And you
hear the guys talking, and there's a thin wall between
the two and I hear Lunchbox he's talking bad about
my movie, and it's Mike D's in there. And then
Ray's like, ha, you know. And I come out and
raised washing his hands at the kitchen seeing I said,
you know, I can hear y'all o. And then and
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he was like, oh, Ray, what did you say anything? Ray? Uh? Yeah,
I mean I haven't seen the movie, but I was
just curious if Mike really thinks it's good or if
it's complete dog crap? Is what I said, called girl
will talk. What did you say, Lunchbox? I said, basically,
what Mike was saying is it was a pile of
crap the movie, and that you're wise will like it
and you'll fall asleep. But that's every holiday movie I'm
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just so yes, I didn't say anything that was that mean,
what did you hear? I could just hear the mumblings
through that. I heard crap Amy's movie. Oh like I
could just hear that they were talking about me, and
so yeah, I was just gonna say quit eavesdropping. Not
I couldn't help it. Your voice is so loud. And
then Ray's laugh is Ray thought whatever Lunch said was hilarious. Yeah,
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so Ray said yes. So basically it's just a big turn.
We all laughed. It not very funny. A bunch of
bullies in the bathroom. Like willis Well coming out Thursday
on HBO X Holiday Harmon, he's starting brookshells. Did it
hurt your feelings? No? I don't expect them to be
into I haven't even seen business movies that make you
feel good and bring you joy. He's jealous because he's
not in anything exactly good point. I am in something,
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was in something but live musical. You didn't have a
single line, and it was a live stage musical in Vegas.
It wasn't It takes a lot more talent to be
in live musical. He didn't do anything and it was
a one time showing I might go back. Uh, but anyway,
I'm not jealous. I'm just saying that, yes, and so Mike.
But Mike, of course still won't reveal his true colors.
He's just like he reveals true colors on the air.
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He said he liked it. All said it was three
three out of five. I know, but I'm saying no.
You just want him to say, hey, it's it. That's all.
Moving on from this. It comes out Thursday, if you
guys want to watch it. Amy, where were you when
a stranger asked if you'd hold their baby? Gas station bathroom?
Whoa listen to this? There's you know, it's there's like
two saints two stalls, so there's a little bit of room.
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I'm in there. I'm washing my hands. This woman's in
there with three of her kids. I don't know their
ages for sure, but like three under three ish. One
of them's a baby, and she's holding the baby and
the other two kids are going the bathroom. When they
come out, I guess she realizes she really needs to
go to the bathroom, and so she asks if I
wouldn't mind holding her baby. Fees emergency situation. I really
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think it was an emergency and so luckily I'm not psychotic,
and I helped the baby and then returned it to her.
Good for you where you I was shocked? Yeah, yeah,
that's a tough one. Quite honestly, I think she I
understand her desperate situation and I looked harmless. And also
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the most people will do the right. I think people
will do the thing and hold the baby for you.
But there's that one percent though, that might want that baby.
I wonder what if while she's in there, she's all
squatty potty, if she's like I wonder if babe, he's
still out there, or if she just living life? Did
she take her eyes off the baby or like did
does she know what the door? But I'm wondering she
shut the door, That's what I want to see my
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baby the whole time whatever turned my back. But did
she lean like and look through the door crack so
she could see you standing there so she knew to
jump up and roll. The other two kids were standing
out there too, but they could stand the baby. I
had to hold you, baby, said, I wasn't in charge
of the other time. I'm proud you did that, though. Hey, yeah,
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I think I wanted too, very interesting because I think
the ladies should have just probably if the baby can't stand.
I don't know why the baby wasn't in a car seat.
You carry the car seat and you just set the
car seat right there on these. I think she came
in from the car and then was because the other
two needed to go. I really think she just really
Oh shoot, I should probably go to lady who I've
never met. Good for you, though, I like it. It's
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time for the good news. Good Seventeen year old Luke
moved from Brazil to Massachusetts. Had no idea it was
going to be that cold, so he didn't have a jacket.
But luckily his high school had a nation program, so
he got a jacket from them. He's wearing it one
day and he reaches in his pocket and he says,
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what is this? A pair of Gucci watches, a diamond,
an emerald bracelet, and two diamond rings. He's like, oh
my gosh, she's like a loose diamond. H yeah. And
he looks at the jacket and he says, there's nothing
on here except the name Dave. He made some phone calls,
called the Nonation place. They tracked down Dave. They found
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Dave and said, hey, we have your jacket, and there
was some stuff in there, and Dave was so thankful.
He's an older guy. He said, oh my gosh, those
rings that was my wife's wedding ring and another ring
she had she just recently died, and the rest of
the jewelry is my mother's. Thank you so much. Here's
an audio. Here's audio of Dave getting his jacket. It
was still writing when I bought my wife and met
the world that my daughter's scot damn mother's stuff back. Wow.
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It sounds like a mobster to me. I don't know.
I think he's Oh it was my mom. Yeah, you know,
Paul he told me. I mean maybe my wife told me.
If I didn't get it back. There's two dudes in
the back. Yeah, we agree with them. We love his mom. Yeah,
okayon gonna swim with the Fishi's I mean, he's a
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friend of our stuff. But we liked that. We liked that.
That's because his story is probably true. Yeah, but he
did sound like John Gotti, Right, that's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. You guys have peacock.
Be sure to watch my show Snake in the Grass.
You haven't seen it yet. I'd love it. I'd love it.
If you watched it, maybe they'll like me then if
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I get a lot of streams. I just wanted to
like me. But I'm super excited. It's up. It's on
Peacock Snake in the Grass. You can watch it over
your holiday. You can watch Amy's movie Holiday Harmony. She
has a part in that movie. On HBO Max. We're everywhere.
Who do you even knew this? Some folks on a
radio show together out of nowhere broke one day, we'd
be on Peacock and HBO Max. Who even knew they'd
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be streaming crazy one day? Who even knew? You know
we can do that because ten years ago we don't
even know what streaming was. I have a joker. I'm like,
my gonna watched him. We don't get on TikTok. She
wasn't alive. Yeah yeah, Okay, here is Lunchbox running into
a celebrity at a restaurant. Now what level of celebrity
would you say? They are? As massive? B is big?
(15:11):
See middle celebrity? D oh B. So that's a big celebrity. Yeah,
a big celebrity. Okay, you walk in you know this
person is lunchbox ran into a celebrity at a restaurant.
What kind of restaurant? I it was a sit down restaurant.
You go see the hostess, they say how many in
your party? They sit you down at a table, they
bring you some food, they take your drink. Sounds like
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a restaurant. Yeah, like that kind of restaurant. I wouldn't say,
it's uh there the fineness of dining, but I wouldn't
say it's like is it a chain? Yes, it's a change.
Why does it have some difficult to pull it out
of him? Okay, so what do you want to say?
Who you saw? Now? Oh? I didn't know. If you
guys want to get out, tell me the story first though.
So we are sitting my wife and I have the kids,
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and we're sitting there and we're right around the host
of stands, a few tables away from the host of
stand and I see this celebrity walk in with their
family and kids and they walk up and they say, oh,
we'd like a table, and they tell them all to
be twenty to thirty minute wait, and they make the
celebrity just sit down and wait with the regular people.
And I'm like, oh my goodness, this is so awkward.
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Do you think the celebrity thought they would get prefer
Rachel treatment, because I don't think most people when they
go into a restaurant think they're gonna get it. I
think if they call ahead, if they're so big, they
call ahead and see if they can get it, and
if they can, they go right through, and if they can't,
they don't even go. I think they understand when they
walk in somewhere that even if there's a weight, they're
moved right to the top of the list that they
you know, even if there's not a table really open,
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they tell someone, hey, you gotta go, like you got
to be in two routing, and they clear a table
real quick, or they prized the restaurant did nothing, yeah,
or they pull a chair, a table out from the
stores closet and they put it somewhere. They find a
way to get the celebrity in. But so then you know,
you just have those benches that sit there by the
hostess dam where there's people kids climbing snot flying, and
there's the celebrity in the I'm like him, I did
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say that, you said his family? Yeah, who knows? Who
does not. I mean, I don't know, okay, thinking is
it you? Oh my god, is it you? He did
this whole thing to us where we tried to track
a celebrity be in him. Okay No, I was already
sitting at a table and I was just like, okay,
was it you in the past watching yourself a memory? No, Okay,
this is a real celebrity. Who do you think it is?
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I'm trying to think, Okay, guy Dirks, but Dirks is
not be. Dirks's that's who I think with kids. Well,
Lunchbox thinks Dirks is be. That would be hilarious. And
I don't think Lunchbox talked to the celebrity, So maybe
it's not someone he knows. Did you talk to them?
Talk to him later? Okay later, Okay, so he knows them? Okay,
who'd you guess? Did you want to hear the call first?
Because he called in. If you hear the call, you're
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gonna know it is. Did he call the restaurant and
lectured them about a celebrity be in there and them
not paying the celebrity? Lunch Box like they want to
be treated normal and they would feel weird if they
cut all these other people. I don't think, absolutely weird.
You know who it is by these kids that's married? Howser, howser,
good guess Jake. But I would say Jake's a Lee
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Bryce m Yeah, it could be Lee Bryce. Is it?
Let's take each get two yes or no questions? Yeah,
we'll play as a team. Dude, Okay, Jake Owen no, no,
yes or no questions? Yes or no? Country? Oh my god,
we wasted her question? Did you did? Stop yelling me?
Go ahead? Country artists? Yes? All right? Has he been
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on this show? Has he performed on the show? Yes?
I guess another person name? Okay, don't don't? Is his
wife known? No? Okay? Do we know his wife? I
have no idea. Who you know Eddie? Now? Do we
as a group? I don't. I have no idea. You
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may know her, you may not. I do you know
his wife? Have you ever talked to her? And like, yeah,
I know her. I've met her once. Okay, so it's
not who I thought it was. Okay, is he Balding? No?
Does he ever keeping? Well? That's it. That's it. Two weeks.
I wish I had one more question. I'm gonna go
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Luke Brian Brian's a true. No, I agree, but I
don't know his lunch box is an a Jared Neman.
Oh wow, lover lover, you don't no more? Go ahead,
lunch box. Do you want to play? Who is it?
You want to tell you? You want to hear the clip?
Is it? Well? If yes, let's hear the clip. Yeah,
(19:35):
I guess, Okay, go ahead clips. Hell. I was in
there the other night and I gotta tell you something
you need to improve on is how you treat celebrities. Okay, yeah,
So I was in the restaurant and luckily I got
a table right away, and then I saw Dave Haywood
from Lady A and he had to wait for a
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table and he had to sit there for like twenty
minutes and wait for a table. And I'm like, guys,
do you not know who celebrities are? When celebrities come in,
you gotta let them sit down right away? Heard my managers? Now, no, no, no, no,
I'm asking you. Okay, yeah, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
you know who Lady A is? Right? No clue? Oh
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oh it's a quarter after three and I need you now.
I mean, they're one of the biggest bands in country music.
And Dave Haywood, who's one of the three members, walks in.
I'm like, oh, he's gonna get a seat right away,
and nope, Well thank you for the advice. I'll definitely
a little be brought up in a meeting. Yeah, don't
you you know what I mean? You think celebrity you know,
you know you believe that celebrities should be sat down
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right away, right like that's the way to do it.
It depends on who it is. Yeah, yeah, I mean
this was Dave Heywood. So all right, Well, thank you
so much. I just wanted to call and let you
know and give you some tips. And I want to
say thank you as since I'm a celebrity. Also I
appreciate you getting me right in. But man, when Dave
Haywood from Lady A walks in next time, we got
to get him a seat. Oh lunchbox went full porky
(21:02):
pig on her, and I like his singing of needs
you now it's a quarter after three, and I know
Dave and he would not have wanted to cut line.
I say that, but Dave would not have no, of
course not but Lady as A. But I thought individually, Okay,
if they don't walk in is all three they're be
like dressed up well, And they've even said that before
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that when they're all three together you can't avoid it,
but individually they can kind of get by. Sounds like
a fancy place for an accent. All I know is
I couldn't believe it. Hey, you eat a fancy places?
Ain't fancy? Boy can attend talk? I no, that was good.
I felt like she was trying to get off the
phone me and I was trying to keep it on.
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That's all, folks. Lexus is on with us who lives
in Washington. Let's go to the phones. Lexus, Good morning,
Morning one studio Alexis. Here's the question. Now up for
grabs a one hundred dollars gift card to say, more
than half of Americans admit they have ended a friendship
(22:04):
permanently or temporarily over this disagreement. What is it now, Lexis?
What I'm going to do is I'm gonna come to
you in just one second. I'm gonna ask it one
more time to let our listeners here and also give you,
Lexus a little more time to think about your answer.
So Alexis will get to answer and then we'll go
to the show. See if you get it right, then
we'll do one more bonus round. Okay, Alexis. More than
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half of Americans admit they've ended a friendship permanently or
temporarily over this disagreement. What is Alexis? Oh man, I
would have to say, probably regarding parenting. Parent Okay, probably
a lot of parents who disagree on things say well,
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if you're gonna do that with your kid, I can't
let my kid hang out with your kid that kind
of thing. Yeah, that's a great guess. It is not right, though,
I'm correct. Okay, so that's one down. Now, Alexis, you're
gonna get to choose from Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie or more.
And they've all been sitting on this for a few
minutes thinking about it. They've each written their answer down.
And who would you like? Oh, yeah, that's a good one.
Who would you like to team up with? Lexis? Oh
(23:09):
my gosh, I'm gonna go with Morgan? Okay, Well, yeah,
well she's good, she's strong at this game. So let's
see here, Morgan, what do you have I have of
someone's choice a boyfriend or girlfriend who lunchbox? Well, I
don't want to copy Morgan, but I have person dating,
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so I will change it. No, no, no, you can't
change it. That's your answer. You can have that. I
have other options. No, that's your answer. You can't change
it because she did. You all have written it down.
That's the point. Can I can? I can? I go
over my other ones? Not yet, Eddie. Politics that was
another one I had, okay, but politics never gonna get it.
I feel like you're gonna get it. Yeah, relationships. Oh okay.
(23:55):
A lot of you guys say that, Wow, how much
she's wrong wrong? Yeah, that means I got it. Yours
is politics? Politics? Come on, dude, I mean people find
about it all the time. You voted for rough Get
out of here. We're not friends anymore. And then the
next term, okay, we're friends again. Show me politics, let's go. No.
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So okay, so we're all for two now, Okay, Lunchbox,
how many answers you ever written down there? Well? I
had four, and dating and politics were two of them. Okay,
So here's what we're gonna do. Lexus. You're either gonna
go with Lunchbox and his two answers, or you're gonna
go that he doesn't have it in his two answers,
and that'll be the bonus round. So if you think
Lunchbox has two answers there, if you think he's got
it in one of us two, I give you ten
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seconds to write it anymore you have and go. The
question is more than half Americans admit they've been at
a friendship over this disagreement, permanently or temporarily. What is it? Three?
I'm in two one Lunchbox time up drop Finn. All right, Lexis,
you can go with lunchboxes list or that he doesn't
get it on his list. Oh boy, you know what.
(25:05):
I love LB. I'm gonna go with LB. Going with
the list, yeah, go with the last. Maybe you have
I have one, two, three, four, five, okay. Number one
um illegal substances, okay, Number two money fights over money.
Number three divorce. You got divorced. So ah, that's against
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the world. The sin. That's a world against the world. Yes,
Number four world another sin, premarital relations. Number five sports teams.
That's it. That's it, saved the best for the last.
That's it. I wanted you guys, and that was one
of my original sports teams. Alexis, I'm gonna give you
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a chance to stay with lunchboxes guesses or you can go.
You know what, I don't like them. I want none
of them. We got it, Alexas, don't even change. You're
going to Sonic. I'm gonna sit with LV. Yeah you are.
If you want to be a winner, and then when
my sports season wins, you won't be liking me and
you'll not be my friend for a year. I don't
know what he's saying, Man, I need Rosetta Stone different whatever.
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That is what I said it because it was my sports.
More than half of Americans meant they've ended a friendship
permanently or temporarily over the fact that they had different
favorite football teams. Like Lexus, you went to Nice job
to you as well. It's a long time to get
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to this point. We got there, though, we got to
write those extra ones. Now we got there, Alexus, stay
on the phone for one second. That is awesome. Lexus
wins and how you give card to Sonic? Thank you all.
Voicemail from Danny in Virginia, Bobby Bones my man morning studio,
and I'm just calling you to let you know that
listening to the twenty five Voice was podcast and I
(26:55):
decided to put some smiles on the line based on
your guarantee, and that thing hit. So thank you very much.
You are amazing, brother, You are amazing. Keep bringing it
the smiles, baby, Thank you very much. If you guys
wonder what that means, smiles, we can't say money, so
we say smiles. Yeah, we say more smiles and frowns
because we can't say money. We can't say we're gonna
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win money. I'm frowning because I forgot to place the bet.
I know, but guys, you yeah, we did pretty good.
It was nice last miles, last miles. And I saw
everybody posting about their smiles, and I was all frowning
over here. More smiles and frowns. Well you don't have
too hears even no frowns. He didn't lose any I
didn't lose anything. But it's to know that I could
be smiling. Well. I put up a new episode yesterday.
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Go check it out. Just search for twenty five whistles
wherever you listen to your podcast. All right, next up,
here's Betsy in Massachusetts. I have a morning, corny. What
do you call a night? Too afraid to fight their render?
Happy Thanksgiving everybody good one like that, sir, pretty good.
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You're Amy's pile of stories, all right, Bobby. If your
favorite band told you to put away your phone during
their show, would you, Yeah, I don't keep my phone
up anyway. I'll take pictures and maybe an Instagram story,
but I don't really care to watch other people's so
I don't think people care to watch mine. Yeah, so
yes I would, but also be like, hey, Papaul White
(28:24):
telling them to put their phone away. I would, But
it's like, really, only old people do that. I know
a lot of artists sometimes, well, the phone's part of
the experience now, it's yeah, it wasn't whenever. Some of
these artists were young, so they think it shouldn't be
for other young people, right, But I think that a
lot of artists feel this way. But a band called
Placebo is specifically asking their fans not to film or
(28:45):
take pictures at their shows. Instead, they want them to quote,
be here and now and in the present and enjoy
the moment. Okay, But counterpoint, what if they take pictures
and post them online and it's just an advertisement for
you guys to want that? Yeah, but phones now are
as much a part of the experience as anything. For
people that are thirty five and younger, it's just how
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they've always grown up. And if you go, no man
like phones, Okay, that's fine, but you're old. Thank you. Yeah,
that's what I'm saying, And I left phones go ahead.
A couple found eight hundred thousand dollars worth of rare
gold coins hidden under their kitchen floor. They got a house,
they were renovating it. They started digging. They thought they
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found something. There was an electrical cord. They followed it,
then boomed. They found this little can, a cup side
like a soda can. They opened it up. There was
coins dating back to sixteen ten and seventeen twenty seven.
That will be fun to have because it doesn't feel
like that's Mexico drug runners, right, pirates? You know you're good. Yeah,
(29:49):
unless there's like a group of rogue pirates still out
looking X marks this spot. It's under the house. But
how awesome would that be? Yeah, it'd be pretty cool.
I guess they kept it, right, I think? So? Yeah,
they went and you know got it. You know what,
I what do you call it a praise? Yes? I
was gonna say estimated, but appraised. And they found out
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it's worth that, which is kind of crazy. Yeah. I
guess if I found a bucket of cash, though I
would have been scared to share, because that cartel stuff
a little different. The guy shows up in a suit
with a patch on, though I'm here to sell you
some encyclopeias. I mean, I watch out because he's looking
for that money. I will say, get multiple estimates because
they were first told it'd be about two hundred thousand
(30:31):
dollars and then turns out it was actually eight hundred thousand.
Love it. Dustin Lynch is not in a relationship, and
I guess, thank god, oh man, I was wondering. I
woke up this morning and I was like, I sure,
hope there's breaking news about Ustin lynch relationship. Go ahead.
I guess kind of bothering him. He told Taste of
Country Nights quote, I wish I could say I'm off
(30:52):
the market, but I'm not. I'm lonely. Well, you can't
say it. You can just lie. You wish you could
say it, You could say it, but also not lonely.
Maybe he's lonely for like a long term partner. Destin
letch ain't lonely of Destinlet I want to be lonely there.
I know what he's saying. Well, apparently he's a sucker
for brunettes with light eyes. So if you fit that,
maybe you, you know, send a message. Is this an ad? Yeah?
(31:15):
I mean what is this? No, it's an article that
I saw. Thank you, Amy, listeners might appreciate to know. Okay, okay,
maybe that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. Good Last week, someone
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was walking down the sidewalk on the south side of Detroit,
looks over in the runs like, man, that looks like
a wallet, goes over there, picks the wallet up twenty
six hundred dollars in cold, hard cash, and the person's like, man,
I don't know what to do with this wallet. Why
did you rub your hands together when you were saying that,
thinking about what you would do. I'm like, twenty six
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hundred rubbing his hands together like he's about to do
something shady. Go ahead, and I'm thinking, I'm looking around.
There's no one there. But this person went and found
a police officer said, hey, I found this wallet. Hopefully
you can track down the owner. And so the police
officer went through it had a couple of things of
identification and got it back to the owner. Well, the
person remained anonymous, so it's a guy or a girl
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that found it only got a gift card somewhere. Doesn't
say how much to give cart one million dollars probably not,
so I probably would have taken five hundred, taken it
without asking. Well, yeah, because if you're not gonna give
me a reward, but you didn't know you weren't getting
a reward, I know. But that's why you always say,
oh no, I like if you take the five hundred
and then they offer your reward, no, no, I don't
need a reward, don't worry about it. Then you're giving
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it back to them in a way. Yeah, it's like
a rebate on yes, as us. You're proactively taking the
so it's not that awkward, like do they give me
a reward? Not? They already gave you the reward and
they have no idea. You know what. I like the
story he read? Do you read us? Yeah, but don't
you think it's a little bit like, hey, give me
a reward. It's okay it for the reward, you do it,
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because what if it happened to you and you would
want that money back if you needed it for a mortgage,
that type situation. That's right. Yeah, it's like earlier this year,
I found a guy's soccer ball at the soccer field,
has his number on it. I kept it for a month.
He didn't give me a reward, never gave it back.
In your version of the story, what ever give it back?
Oh yeah, I get it back. Okay, you never said
he I never got a reward. We never get it back. Yeah,
I held it. Okay, still cost money. Said thank you.
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That's a reward you did. Yeah, okay, there you go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Welcome to Tuesday's show Morning Studio. More we go, Let's go, everybody,
you know, I have nothing. I'm done. Ryan's guys. Guys,
the Laker Bones, which is my nine year old son's
basketball team. I coach him. Bobby is an owner or
sponsor of the team. So guys, we are undefeated. We
(00:32):
played our first game, that's all right. We played our
friends first game Saturday morning. We dominated. Well, it was
twelve eight, not of really a domination, but it is
because that's four points over. That means you scored for
a more points. Yeah, I like that, dude. It was awesome.
And let me tell you, I think I found my calling.
(00:52):
I think I'm supposed to be a basketball coach at
a high level or well, you start small. I think
you start with a nine year olds, move on to
high school, then call it and then who knows? NBA, dude,
I don't. I couldn't sleep the night before because I
was so nervous about the game. I'm drawing up plays,
I'm going through like substitution charts. How am I going
to sub this verse? And then after the game, after
(01:12):
we won, I could not stop thinking. I'm still thinking
about it this morning. Well, maybe he found through the night.
He goes, hey, how would you sub suit nine year olds?
Because you have to be fair with the parents, and
so it's a tricky question. Congratulations. You know, I don't
want to be an owner of our team. I don't
mean of a loser, and I don't want to be
a coach of a losing Right, So we're at We'll
(01:33):
want to know Laker bones, who's our star player? I
would say, um, his initials are AA, okay, star player,
and then my son would be the second star player. Okay,
let's go, Hey, new contracts, renew give him big deal,
a big deal already and big to keep him. Yeah,
let's let's get us in the nil all right. Next
up here is like everybody go ahead of guys. It
(01:55):
is Thanksgiving time. It's only a few days away, and
we're gonna be sitting around the dinner table of friends, family,
and you're all gonna go around, Oh what am I
thankful for? And everybody's gonna say family, food, my job,
don't forget about us. You need to say that you
are thankful for us. Bobby Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie Morgan, Number two,
Ray Scuba, Mike Dan, Abby, Kevin because we bring so
(02:21):
much joy and pleasure to your life, pleasure every single
day that we make your life better. So don't take
us for granted this Thanksgiving season. Make sure you say
you're thankful for us. Next up, So, I was thinking
about taking my daughter to jingle Ball because Lizzo's playing
and she loves Lizzo. Jingle Ball is a big radio
(02:43):
show in New York or one of these the big
cities where they bring in people from the radio to
play a big show where just goes. But it's like
an iHeart country festival. Yes, so a lot of fun,
except for I'm looking at the lineup and I just
feel as though this is the time marches on because
some of the people I know. I'm excited for Backstreet Boys,
but that also makes me old. Uh. And then there's
(03:04):
all these artists like Dub Cameron, Ava, Max Love, I
know Ama Max, Who's aj R? I know who they are?
Their band, the Kid Laro, the Kid Leroy. Yes, I
don't see I've officially this is okay, So I would
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I just wouldn't maybe know their names. And I just
made me feel old looking at the lineup because I
feel like there was a time where I would have
known every single artist then there was a time. Yeah,
that time was fifteen years ago. Probably that'd be fun
for her. Though. If you guys go to jingle Ball
and you have connections, you know Elvis ran and yeah,
well the whole thing is like the whole trip New York.
(03:46):
I booked US flights on Southwest with points free. My
best friend from high school moved there. We're staying at
their place free. The whole trip is free. If I
go to jingle Ball free. Apparently we might go to
brett Eldridge free. Maybe apparently, Yeah, apparently I got the ticket.
You have to go. I'm like, this is just what
amazing that my kids wanted to go see the Christmas Tree.
(04:07):
So I'm like, great from Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He has
a show on Peacock and if you like to bet,
he'll give you a lock Bobby bone. Thank you, thank you.
That's why the sneak in the grasses on Peacock. I
can officially it's up there now, wow, thank you. That's
not what this is about. But it's up there, and
now I got it out there on my phone. Hey,
you need update to the newest version. La la la.
(04:29):
I always do sure, and I always plug it in
update and usually chef's kiss, it's perfect, got all the
new This new update has slowed my phone down tremendously
and I don't have the new new that came out,
but I have the new Yeah. But they want you
to get the new new now. Yeah, but you can't.
I don't think it's about that. I think it's a
bad update. Really. The internet's slow, some of the apts
(04:51):
won't load. There are some really cool features, but it
ain't done. I'm encouraging everybody don't grab the new update
right now on the iPhone, wait till they fix it.
Until they fix it, because it's terrible or is my
friend Charles say, terrible? Horrible? Cool? I've read do have
an updated, don't do it yet, Wait another couple of
days until they fix it, because it's been a nightmare
(05:14):
for me. Okay, thanks for the tips. Good, you're welcome.
And peacock snake in the grass or how did you say? Ray?
What's the name of the network? Peacock? Yeah? Why does
he do that? That's everybody says words different. You say
taco Bell, I say it Taco Bell, tacle Bell. What's
that show that comes on the weekend Saturday Night Live,
(05:34):
and Ray says he cocked idiot mail bag time get
something we call hello, Bobby Bones. Have a little problem.
I'm getting married in April and I want an unplugged ceremony.
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My mom, however, doesn't. My point is that I have
a professor there to capture the moment perfectly. I do
not want people's arms and phones in my photos, especially
my first kiss photo. That's a special moment. My mom
thinks I'm being a bridezilla about the issue, but for me,
it's a big deal. Why should I have to compromise?
What should I do? I have an idea, but I'm
(06:18):
not sure she'll like it. My idea is that before
the actual ceremony begins, the efficient announces that the bride
and groom will allow a minute or two for guests
to capture a couple pictures, then put the phones away.
Is that a fair compromise? Signed from a happy but
annoyed bride. We had no phones at our wedding. I
(06:38):
mean it was awesome. It actually made it a lot
more enjoyable. We had photographers there, and we had a
booth you could take a picture in, but for us
it was great because there weren't a lot of pictures
to take with people holding the night up, so we
could actually say hi to everybody and said of hey,
let's get a picture here, let's get a picture there.
It was photographer pictures, but we get to say hi
to everybody that we wanted to say hi, to spend
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more time with them. And that was the goal, which
is why we didn't have any cameras or phones there,
because we knew part of the job is the bridan
and groom just like pictures of people, and so we're like, well,
let's eliminate that job. So we enjoyed it because we
could spend more time with people. I would say, that's
your argument to your mom, like, hey, and don't make
it about you in the picture, say I don't want
phones here because I don't want to have to take
pictures of everybody, not because you don't want to take
(07:21):
pictures with them, but because you want to spend time
with every single person there possible. But also watch your
mom even in the mix here, maybe our apparents paying
for it, don't It almost doesn't matter. You don't pay
for it, didn't get to make the wedding rules as well.
I never heard it call down plugs. I don't keep
my phone plugged in. I was like, all acoustic guitars,
no electricity. But this is not this is you, bride.
(07:44):
I think you should tell your mom no phones. They
can pull out phones it's the reception. But during the ceremony,
no phones at all. We'll just say that before we go.
Please no phones out at the ceremony. Yeah. I was
gonna say, you don't even have to have the efficients
say give a two minute, you know, picture taken time,
and then put your phones way. Just no phones period,
and the ushers can make sure to tell people that,
(08:04):
and then you'll be good. When you walk down, the
eye will be looking in and be like, no phones,
no phones as you come down, no pictures plays. But yeah,
this ain't about your mom. I hate that she's making
about her, and just say no phones during the ceremony.
Make that compromise if you want to make one, and
that's it. That's easy. The wedding should be about you.
It is your day. I appreciate your email, and I
will say again we did it and it was amazing,
(08:25):
loved it all right, thank you. If you want to
email us, Morgan, what do they do mailbag at Bobby
Bones dot com. Close it up. We got your back.
We took a little break during that last break, and
everybody went to the bathroom. Only have a couple of
times a morning where we're like, okay, everybody go to
(08:46):
the bathroom and rush back amy the women's bathroom in
the men's bathroom, right by each other. Yes, And you
hear the guys talking, and there's a thin wall between
the two and I hear Lunchbox he's talking bad about
my movie, and it's Mike D's in there. And then
Ray's like, ha, you know. And I come out and
raised washing his hands at the kitchen seeing I said,
you know, I can hear y'all o. And then and
(09:08):
he was like, oh, Ray, what did you say anything? Ray? Uh? Yeah,
I mean I haven't seen the movie, but I was
just curious if Mike really thinks it's good or if
it's complete dog crap? Is what I said, called girl
will talk. What did you say, Lunchbox? I said, basically,
what Mike was saying is it was a pile of
crap the movie, and that you're wise will like it
and you'll fall asleep. But that's every holiday movie I'm
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just so yes, I didn't say anything that was that mean,
what did you hear? I could just hear the mumblings
through that. I heard crap Amy's movie. Oh like I
could just hear that they were talking about me, and
so yeah, I was just gonna say quit eavesdropping. Not
I couldn't help it. Your voice is so loud. And
then Ray's laugh is Ray thought whatever Lunch said was hilarious. Yeah,
(09:53):
so Ray said yes. So basically it's just a big turn.
We all laughed. It not very funny. A bunch of
bullies in the bathroom. Like willis Well coming out Thursday
on HBO X Holiday Harmon, he's starting brookshells. Did it
hurt your feelings? No? I don't expect them to be
into I haven't even seen business movies that make you
feel good and bring you joy. He's jealous because he's
not in anything exactly good point. I am in something,
(10:16):
was in something but live musical. You didn't have a
single line, and it was a live stage musical in Vegas.
It wasn't It takes a lot more talent to be
in live musical. He didn't do anything and it was
a one time showing I might go back. Uh, but anyway,
I'm not jealous. I'm just saying that, yes, and so Mike.
But Mike, of course still won't reveal his true colors.
He's just like he reveals true colors on the air.
(10:37):
He said he liked it. All said it was three
three out of five. I know, but I'm saying no.
You just want him to say, hey, it's it. That's all.
Moving on from this. It comes out Thursday, if you
guys want to watch it. Amy, where were you when
a stranger asked if you'd hold their baby? Gas station bathroom?
Whoa listen to this? There's you know, it's there's like
two saints two stalls, so there's a little bit of room.
(10:59):
I'm in there. I'm washing my hands. This woman's in
there with three of her kids. I don't know their
ages for sure, but like three under three ish. One
of them's a baby, and she's holding the baby and
the other two kids are going the bathroom. When they
come out, I guess she realizes she really needs to
go to the bathroom, and so she asks if I
wouldn't mind holding her baby. Fees emergency situation. I really
(11:20):
think it was an emergency and so luckily I'm not psychotic,
and I helped the baby and then returned it to her.
Good for you where you I was shocked? Yeah, yeah,
that's a tough one. Quite honestly, I think she I
understand her desperate situation and I looked harmless. And also
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the most people will do the right. I think people
will do the thing and hold the baby for you.
But there's that one percent though, that might want that baby.
I wonder what if while she's in there, she's all
squatty potty, if she's like I wonder if babe, he's
still out there, or if she just living life? Did
she take her eyes off the baby or like did
does she know what the door? But I'm wondering she
shut the door, That's what I want to see my
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baby the whole time whatever turned my back. But did
she lean like and look through the door crack so
she could see you standing there so she knew to
jump up and roll. The other two kids were standing
out there too, but they could stand the baby. I
had to hold you, baby, said, I wasn't in charge
of the other time. I'm proud you did that, though. Hey, yeah,
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I think I wanted too, very interesting because I think
the ladies should have just probably if the baby can't stand.
I don't know why the baby wasn't in a car seat.
You carry the car seat and you just set the
car seat right there on these. I think she came
in from the car and then was because the other
two needed to go. I really think she just really
Oh shoot, I should probably go to lady who I've
never met. Good for you, though, I like it. It's
(12:45):
time for the good news. Good Seventeen year old Luke
moved from Brazil to Massachusetts. Had no idea it was
going to be that cold, so he didn't have a jacket.
But luckily his high school had a nation program, so
he got a jacket from them. He's wearing it one
day and he reaches in his pocket and he says,
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what is this? A pair of Gucci watches, a diamond,
an emerald bracelet, and two diamond rings. He's like, oh
my gosh, she's like a loose diamond. H yeah. And
he looks at the jacket and he says, there's nothing
on here except the name Dave. He made some phone calls,
called the Nonation place. They tracked down Dave. They found
(13:25):
Dave and said, hey, we have your jacket, and there
was some stuff in there, and Dave was so thankful.
He's an older guy. He said, oh my gosh, those
rings that was my wife's wedding ring and another ring
she had she just recently died, and the rest of
the jewelry is my mother's. Thank you so much. Here's
an audio. Here's audio of Dave getting his jacket. It
was still writing when I bought my wife and met
the world that my daughter's scot damn mother's stuff back. Wow.
(13:48):
It sounds like a mobster to me. I don't know.
I think he's Oh it was my mom. Yeah, you know,
Paul he told me. I mean maybe my wife told me.
If I didn't get it back. There's two dudes in
the back. Yeah, we agree with them. We love his mom. Yeah,
okayon gonna swim with the Fishi's I mean, he's a
(14:08):
friend of our stuff. But we liked that. We liked that.
That's because his story is probably true. Yeah, but he
did sound like John Gotti, Right, that's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. You guys have peacock.
Be sure to watch my show Snake in the Grass.
You haven't seen it yet. I'd love it. I'd love it.
If you watched it, maybe they'll like me then if
(14:29):
I get a lot of streams. I just wanted to
like me. But I'm super excited. It's up. It's on
Peacock Snake in the Grass. You can watch it over
your holiday. You can watch Amy's movie Holiday Harmony. She
has a part in that movie. On HBO Max. We're everywhere.
Who do you even knew this? Some folks on a
radio show together out of nowhere broke one day, we'd
be on Peacock and HBO Max. Who even knew they'd
(14:49):
be streaming crazy one day? Who even knew? You know
we can do that because ten years ago we don't
even know what streaming was. I have a joker. I'm like,
my gonna watched him. We don't get on TikTok. She
wasn't alive. Yeah yeah, Okay, here is Lunchbox running into
a celebrity at a restaurant. Now what level of celebrity
would you say? They are? As massive? B is big?
(15:11):
See middle celebrity? D oh B. So that's a big celebrity. Yeah,
a big celebrity. Okay, you walk in you know this
person is lunchbox ran into a celebrity at a restaurant.
What kind of restaurant? I it was a sit down restaurant.
You go see the hostess, they say how many in
your party? They sit you down at a table, they
bring you some food, they take your drink. Sounds like
(15:32):
a restaurant. Yeah, like that kind of restaurant. I wouldn't say,
it's uh there the fineness of dining, but I wouldn't
say it's like is it a chain? Yes, it's a change.
Why does it have some difficult to pull it out
of him? Okay, so what do you want to say?
Who you saw? Now? Oh? I didn't know. If you
guys want to get out, tell me the story first though.
So we are sitting my wife and I have the kids,
(15:52):
and we're sitting there and we're right around the host
of stands, a few tables away from the host of
stand and I see this celebrity walk in with their
family and kids and they walk up and they say, oh,
we'd like a table, and they tell them all to
be twenty to thirty minute wait, and they make the
celebrity just sit down and wait with the regular people.
And I'm like, oh my goodness, this is so awkward.
(16:16):
Do you think the celebrity thought they would get prefer
Rachel treatment, because I don't think most people when they
go into a restaurant think they're gonna get it. I
think if they call ahead, if they're so big, they
call ahead and see if they can get it, and
if they can, they go right through, and if they can't,
they don't even go. I think they understand when they
walk in somewhere that even if there's a weight, they're
moved right to the top of the list that they
you know, even if there's not a table really open,
(16:38):
they tell someone, hey, you gotta go, like you got
to be in two routing, and they clear a table
real quick, or they prized the restaurant did nothing, yeah,
or they pull a chair, a table out from the
stores closet and they put it somewhere. They find a
way to get the celebrity in. But so then you know,
you just have those benches that sit there by the
hostess dam where there's people kids climbing snot flying, and
there's the celebrity in the I'm like him, I did
(17:02):
say that, you said his family? Yeah, who knows? Who
does not. I mean, I don't know, okay, thinking is
it you? Oh my god, is it you? He did
this whole thing to us where we tried to track
a celebrity be in him. Okay No, I was already
sitting at a table and I was just like, okay,
was it you in the past watching yourself a memory? No, Okay,
this is a real celebrity. Who do you think it is?
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I'm trying to think, Okay, guy Dirks, but Dirks is
not be. Dirks's that's who I think with kids. Well,
Lunchbox thinks Dirks is be. That would be hilarious. And
I don't think Lunchbox talked to the celebrity, So maybe
it's not someone he knows. Did you talk to them?
Talk to him later? Okay later, Okay, so he knows them? Okay,
who'd you guess? Did you want to hear the call first?
Because he called in. If you hear the call, you're
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gonna know it is. Did he call the restaurant and
lectured them about a celebrity be in there and them
not paying the celebrity? Lunch Box like they want to
be treated normal and they would feel weird if they
cut all these other people. I don't think, absolutely weird.
You know who it is by these kids that's married? Howser, howser,
good guess Jake. But I would say Jake's a Lee
(18:07):
Bryce m Yeah, it could be Lee Bryce. Is it?
Let's take each get two yes or no questions? Yeah,
we'll play as a team. Dude, Okay, Jake Owen no, no,
yes or no questions? Yes or no? Country? Oh my god,
we wasted her question? Did you did? Stop yelling me?
Go ahead? Country artists? Yes? All right? Has he been
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on this show? Has he performed on the show? Yes?
I guess another person name? Okay, don't don't? Is his
wife known? No? Okay? Do we know his wife? I
have no idea. Who you know Eddie? Now? Do we
as a group? I don't. I have no idea. You
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may know her, you may not. I do you know
his wife? Have you ever talked to her? And like, yeah,
I know her. I've met her once. Okay, so it's
not who I thought it was. Okay, is he Balding? No?
Does he ever keeping? Well? That's it. That's it. Two weeks.
I wish I had one more question. I'm gonna go
(19:14):
Luke Brian Brian's a true. No, I agree, but I
don't know his lunch box is an a Jared Neman.
Oh wow, lover lover, you don't no more? Go ahead,
lunch box. Do you want to play? Who is it?
You want to tell you? You want to hear the clip?
Is it? Well? If yes, let's hear the clip. Yeah,
(19:35):
I guess, Okay, go ahead clips. Hell. I was in
there the other night and I gotta tell you something
you need to improve on is how you treat celebrities. Okay, yeah,
So I was in the restaurant and luckily I got
a table right away, and then I saw Dave Haywood
from Lady A and he had to wait for a
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table and he had to sit there for like twenty
minutes and wait for a table. And I'm like, guys,
do you not know who celebrities are? When celebrities come in,
you gotta let them sit down right away? Heard my managers? Now, no, no, no, no,
I'm asking you. Okay, yeah, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
you know who Lady A is? Right? No clue? Oh
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oh it's a quarter after three and I need you now.
I mean, they're one of the biggest bands in country music.
And Dave Haywood, who's one of the three members, walks in.
I'm like, oh, he's gonna get a seat right away,
and nope, Well thank you for the advice. I'll definitely
a little be brought up in a meeting. Yeah, don't
you you know what I mean? You think celebrity you know,
you know you believe that celebrities should be sat down
(20:39):
right away, right like that's the way to do it.
It depends on who it is. Yeah, yeah, I mean
this was Dave Heywood. So all right, Well, thank you
so much. I just wanted to call and let you
know and give you some tips. And I want to
say thank you as since I'm a celebrity. Also I
appreciate you getting me right in. But man, when Dave
Haywood from Lady A walks in next time, we got
to get him a seat. Oh lunchbox went full porky
(21:02):
pig on her, and I like his singing of needs
you now it's a quarter after three, and I know
Dave and he would not have wanted to cut line.
I say that, but Dave would not have no, of
course not but Lady as A. But I thought individually, Okay,
if they don't walk in is all three they're be
like dressed up well, And they've even said that before
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that when they're all three together you can't avoid it,
but individually they can kind of get by. Sounds like
a fancy place for an accent. All I know is
I couldn't believe it. Hey, you eat a fancy places?
Ain't fancy? Boy can attend talk? I no, that was good.
I felt like she was trying to get off the
phone me and I was trying to keep it on.
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That's all, folks. Lexus is on with us who lives
in Washington. Let's go to the phones. Lexus, Good morning,
Morning one studio Alexis. Here's the question. Now up for
grabs a one hundred dollars gift card to say, more
than half of Americans admit they have ended a friendship
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permanently or temporarily over this disagreement. What is it now, Lexis?
What I'm going to do is I'm gonna come to
you in just one second. I'm gonna ask it one
more time to let our listeners here and also give you,
Lexus a little more time to think about your answer.
So Alexis will get to answer and then we'll go
to the show. See if you get it right, then
we'll do one more bonus round. Okay, Alexis. More than
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half of Americans admit they've ended a friendship permanently or
temporarily over this disagreement. What is Alexis? Oh man, I
would have to say, probably regarding parenting. Parent Okay, probably
a lot of parents who disagree on things say well,
(22:47):
if you're gonna do that with your kid, I can't
let my kid hang out with your kid that kind
of thing. Yeah, that's a great guess. It is not right, though,
I'm correct. Okay, so that's one down. Now, Alexis, you're
gonna get to choose from Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie or more.
And they've all been sitting on this for a few
minutes thinking about it. They've each written their answer down.
And who would you like? Oh, yeah, that's a good one.
Who would you like to team up with? Lexis? Oh
(23:09):
my gosh, I'm gonna go with Morgan? Okay, Well, yeah,
well she's good, she's strong at this game. So let's
see here, Morgan, what do you have I have of
someone's choice a boyfriend or girlfriend who lunchbox? Well, I
don't want to copy Morgan, but I have person dating,
(23:31):
so I will change it. No, no, no, you can't
change it. That's your answer. You can have that. I
have other options. No, that's your answer. You can't change
it because she did. You all have written it down.
That's the point. Can I can? I can? I go
over my other ones? Not yet, Eddie. Politics that was
another one I had, okay, but politics never gonna get it.
I feel like you're gonna get it. Yeah, relationships. Oh okay.
(23:55):
A lot of you guys say that, Wow, how much
she's wrong wrong? Yeah, that means I got it. Yours
is politics? Politics? Come on, dude, I mean people find
about it all the time. You voted for rough Get
out of here. We're not friends anymore. And then the
next term, okay, we're friends again. Show me politics, let's go. No.
(24:19):
So okay, so we're all for two now, Okay, Lunchbox,
how many answers you ever written down there? Well? I
had four, and dating and politics were two of them. Okay,
So here's what we're gonna do. Lexus. You're either gonna
go with Lunchbox and his two answers, or you're gonna
go that he doesn't have it in his two answers,
and that'll be the bonus round. So if you think
Lunchbox has two answers there, if you think he's got
it in one of us two, I give you ten
(24:40):
seconds to write it anymore you have and go. The
question is more than half Americans admit they've been at
a friendship over this disagreement, permanently or temporarily. What is it? Three?
I'm in two one Lunchbox time up drop Finn. All right, Lexis,
you can go with lunchboxes list or that he doesn't
get it on his list. Oh boy, you know what.
(25:05):
I love LB. I'm gonna go with LB. Going with
the list, yeah, go with the last. Maybe you have
I have one, two, three, four, five, okay. Number one
um illegal substances, okay, Number two money fights over money.
Number three divorce. You got divorced. So ah, that's against
(25:26):
the world. The sin. That's a world against the world. Yes,
Number four world another sin, premarital relations. Number five sports teams.
That's it. That's it, saved the best for the last.
That's it. I wanted you guys, and that was one
of my original sports teams. Alexis, I'm gonna give you
(25:49):
a chance to stay with lunchboxes guesses or you can go.
You know what, I don't like them. I want none
of them. We got it, Alexas, don't even change. You're
going to Sonic. I'm gonna sit with LV. Yeah you are.
If you want to be a winner, and then when
my sports season wins, you won't be liking me and
you'll not be my friend for a year. I don't
know what he's saying, Man, I need Rosetta Stone different whatever.
(26:13):
That is what I said it because it was my sports.
More than half of Americans meant they've ended a friendship
permanently or temporarily over the fact that they had different
favorite football teams. Like Lexus, you went to Nice job
to you as well. It's a long time to get
(26:35):
to this point. We got there, though, we got to
write those extra ones. Now we got there, Alexus, stay
on the phone for one second. That is awesome. Lexus
wins and how you give card to Sonic? Thank you all.
Voicemail from Danny in Virginia, Bobby Bones my man morning studio,
and I'm just calling you to let you know that
listening to the twenty five Voice was podcast and I
(26:55):
decided to put some smiles on the line based on
your guarantee, and that thing hit. So thank you very much.
You are amazing, brother, You are amazing. Keep bringing it
the smiles, baby, Thank you very much. If you guys
wonder what that means, smiles, we can't say money, so
we say smiles. Yeah, we say more smiles and frowns
because we can't say money. We can't say we're gonna
(27:15):
win money. I'm frowning because I forgot to place the bet.
I know, but guys, you yeah, we did pretty good.
It was nice last miles, last miles. And I saw
everybody posting about their smiles, and I was all frowning
over here. More smiles and frowns. Well you don't have
too hears even no frowns. He didn't lose any I
didn't lose anything. But it's to know that I could
be smiling. Well. I put up a new episode yesterday.
(27:38):
Go check it out. Just search for twenty five whistles
wherever you listen to your podcast. All right, next up,
here's Betsy in Massachusetts. I have a morning, corny. What
do you call a night? Too afraid to fight their render?
Happy Thanksgiving everybody good one like that, sir, pretty good.
(28:01):
You're Amy's pile of stories, all right, Bobby. If your
favorite band told you to put away your phone during
their show, would you, Yeah, I don't keep my phone
up anyway. I'll take pictures and maybe an Instagram story,
but I don't really care to watch other people's so
I don't think people care to watch mine. Yeah, so
yes I would, but also be like, hey, Papaul White
(28:24):
telling them to put their phone away. I would, But
it's like, really, only old people do that. I know
a lot of artists sometimes, well, the phone's part of
the experience now, it's yeah, it wasn't whenever. Some of
these artists were young, so they think it shouldn't be
for other young people, right, But I think that a
lot of artists feel this way. But a band called
Placebo is specifically asking their fans not to film or
(28:45):
take pictures at their shows. Instead, they want them to quote,
be here and now and in the present and enjoy
the moment. Okay, But counterpoint, what if they take pictures
and post them online and it's just an advertisement for
you guys to want that? Yeah, but phones now are
as much a part of the experience as anything. For
people that are thirty five and younger, it's just how
(29:07):
they've always grown up. And if you go, no man
like phones, Okay, that's fine, but you're old. Thank you. Yeah,
that's what I'm saying, And I left phones go ahead.
A couple found eight hundred thousand dollars worth of rare
gold coins hidden under their kitchen floor. They got a house,
they were renovating it. They started digging. They thought they
(29:28):
found something. There was an electrical cord. They followed it,
then boomed. They found this little can, a cup side
like a soda can. They opened it up. There was
coins dating back to sixteen ten and seventeen twenty seven.
That will be fun to have because it doesn't feel
like that's Mexico drug runners, right, pirates? You know you're good. Yeah,
(29:49):
unless there's like a group of rogue pirates still out
looking X marks this spot. It's under the house. But
how awesome would that be? Yeah, it'd be pretty cool.
I guess they kept it, right, I think? So? Yeah,
they went and you know got it. You know what,
I what do you call it a praise? Yes? I
was gonna say estimated, but appraised. And they found out
(30:09):
it's worth that, which is kind of crazy. Yeah. I
guess if I found a bucket of cash, though I
would have been scared to share, because that cartel stuff
a little different. The guy shows up in a suit
with a patch on, though I'm here to sell you
some encyclopeias. I mean, I watch out because he's looking
for that money. I will say, get multiple estimates because
they were first told it'd be about two hundred thousand
(30:31):
dollars and then turns out it was actually eight hundred thousand.
Love it. Dustin Lynch is not in a relationship, and
I guess, thank god, oh man, I was wondering. I
woke up this morning and I was like, I sure,
hope there's breaking news about Ustin lynch relationship. Go ahead.
I guess kind of bothering him. He told Taste of
Country Nights quote, I wish I could say I'm off
(30:52):
the market, but I'm not. I'm lonely. Well, you can't
say it. You can just lie. You wish you could
say it, You could say it, but also not lonely.
Maybe he's lonely for like a long term partner. Destin
letch ain't lonely of Destinlet I want to be lonely there.
I know what he's saying. Well, apparently he's a sucker
for brunettes with light eyes. So if you fit that,
maybe you, you know, send a message. Is this an ad? Yeah?
(31:15):
I mean what is this? No, it's an article that
I saw. Thank you, Amy, listeners might appreciate to know. Okay, okay,
maybe that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. Good Last week, someone
(31:37):
was walking down the sidewalk on the south side of Detroit,
looks over in the runs like, man, that looks like
a wallet, goes over there, picks the wallet up twenty
six hundred dollars in cold, hard cash, and the person's like, man,
I don't know what to do with this wallet. Why
did you rub your hands together when you were saying that,
thinking about what you would do. I'm like, twenty six
(31:58):
hundred rubbing his hands together like he's about to do
something shady. Go ahead, and I'm thinking, I'm looking around.
There's no one there. But this person went and found
a police officer said, hey, I found this wallet. Hopefully
you can track down the owner. And so the police
officer went through it had a couple of things of
identification and got it back to the owner. Well, the
person remained anonymous, so it's a guy or a girl
(32:19):
that found it only got a gift card somewhere. Doesn't
say how much to give cart one million dollars probably not,
so I probably would have taken five hundred, taken it
without asking. Well, yeah, because if you're not gonna give
me a reward, but you didn't know you weren't getting
a reward, I know. But that's why you always say,
oh no, I like if you take the five hundred
and then they offer your reward, no, no, I don't
need a reward, don't worry about it. Then you're giving
(32:40):
it back to them in a way. Yeah, it's like
a rebate on yes, as us. You're proactively taking the
so it's not that awkward, like do they give me
a reward? Not? They already gave you the reward and
they have no idea. You know what. I like the
story he read? Do you read us? Yeah, but don't
you think it's a little bit like, hey, give me
a reward. It's okay it for the reward, you do it,
(33:02):
because what if it happened to you and you would
want that money back if you needed it for a mortgage,
that type situation. That's right. Yeah, it's like earlier this year,
I found a guy's soccer ball at the soccer field,
has his number on it. I kept it for a month.
He didn't give me a reward, never gave it back.
In your version of the story, what ever give it back?
Oh yeah, I get it back. Okay, you never said
he I never got a reward. We never get it back. Yeah,
I held it. Okay, still cost money. Said thank you.
(33:24):
That's a reward you did. Yeah, okay, there you go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
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