Update On Bobby's Wedding Date + Raymundo's Shark Tank Pitch

Bobby has a wedding to attend the Friday and he RSVP'd +1. He gives an update on who he's taking. Also, Producer Raymundo presents his Shark Tank Pitch to the show. 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
I talk to your buddy, and it's the Bobby Ball.
This is the Bobby Ball. Right, Hey, welcome to Wednesday
Show More Studio. Did you know when you go on
to diet, your body smell changes. I think I've heard
that before, but I don't know what changes exactly. Well,

(00:23):
I was reading some stuff about that Keto diet. Oh yeah,
and apparently people like they start to smell like butt. Yeah,
and their breath smells yeah. People who follow the Keto
diet high fat, low carbs, smells like the stuff and
nail polished the as the tone's tone. Yea, my mom
used to do nails. Nails Yeah. And so the breath

(00:45):
they're sweat and all stink, which makes sense because there
are certain cultures, like there are people that come from
other countries that say we stink because the food we eat,
and some like other countries that have completely different diets,
like uh, like curry the curry, like you just smell different.
And so the Keto diet Megan is steak. Anyway, I

(01:06):
saw that this morning. Look at us, anybody in here
Keto No, No, that's hard, are you no? No? But
it would be very hard to not eat like any
carbs at all. Yeah, it is hard. I don't eat
any carbs. Yeah, but you're not. Do you eat fruit? Um?
I love a bit. Yeah. Is that a carb? Well

(01:29):
it's not keto, but it's like sugar eat carbs. That's
why I don't eat a lot of fruit because again
it's not processed sugar. Yeah, but it's still sugar correct,
and you have to even manage that that and but
that's okay, that sugar that your body can handle. Yeah,
and you need yeah, but not keto. People think they
don't think you need it. No, I know, I know
I'm not, but I don't. I don't need a lot
of carbs that steak. Then, Um, let's go to September.

(01:53):
Is that your name? Yes, September. How are you? I'm great?
How are you happy to be talking to guys? We're
glad to be talking to you. How's your morning going, Hey,
it's going pretty good. Yeah. Well, what can I do
for you? I actually just wanted to call and tell
you guys that I love you guys so much. I
feel like I know all of you. I listened to
you every single day. Um, I've been in and out

(02:15):
of ice you for the last two years, and I
love you guys so much. I had my husband bring
up headphones and a brand new phone to me to
the hospital last time. I was in there five months
out though, and I haven't been back, so that's great. Wow.
J J started listening to you guys every day and
he's like what, and I'm like, yeah, you don't understand.
Seeing my friends, I know them. I love the morning

(02:39):
yea favorite love it my favorite thing. I'm actually known
in my house. It's so bad that when I actually
want to tell like a serious, like legit news story
or something to my kids and my husband, I will
go up to them and I'm like, hey, listen, did
y'all hear about anything I'm gonna tell a joke. I'm like, no,
I'm telling something serious. How about this. Let's let's do

(03:00):
something for you here. I'm gonna send you a signed
copy of my last last book BI until you don't.
You can have it. You're not I am. You can
keep it, sell it, use it as toilet paper, whatever
you want. But I'm gonna say no, no, no, no,
I'll keep it. Oh my gosh, that's that's incredible. I
just wanted to call and say, Hi, you don't have
to do that, and Amy's gonna give a bonus Morning Corny.
Right now, are you ready, Amy? Yeah, special delivery. Here

(03:22):
we go, Morning Corny. Welcome to the Plastic Surgery Attics Group.
Oh wow, okay, thank you. I see a lot of
new faces here today. Okay, Hi, come on, switch up

(03:43):
the morning Corny. Can I give you one? Okay? Go ahead, yeah,
go ahead? All right? So why haven't aliens visited our
galaxy yet? Why haven't aliens visited our galaxy yet? They
read the reviews and there's only one star? Oh that
was though paced down the phone. I'm gonna get you

(04:03):
information and I'm gonna get you a book. Here's The
Bobby Bones Show podcast Highlight segment of the day, The
Bobby Bone Show, Lux, Fox, Love, Shark Tak and I
guess they're coming to town? Yeah, who's coming? Mark Cuban?
They don't tell you who's coming. They say, bring your pitch,
bring your idea, bring your business. Is it like the
American Idol where you don't see Luke, Katie and Lionel

(04:25):
until you get through a couple rounds of producers, I
would imagine. So okay, So Mark Cuban won't be here
probably not, but they're still accepting people bringing this And
so how are you feeling about this? I am feeling
like we have about twenty four hours to invent a
business or a product and get on this show. I
don't think that's really the play. I think the play
would be to spend time and then take your idea.

(04:46):
But we in a year and prove your word. But
the time is now, Yeah, the time is now. They
are coming to town. They are coming to our front
doorstep saying, come to me, my friends, come to me.
What's your favorite thing you've ever seen on shartage? Oh?
That about our You love that? You love wild squirrel
peanut butter, and it is so good. I've bought the
scrub daddy. What's the mush thing you eat? Mush is

(05:07):
like oatmeal, basically a lunchbox impimercial. I buy so much
stuff off shark Tank. It is easy to order. Can
you order it on Amazon or do you have like
a shark tank account? No, you just go to the
product's website too. Amazon so easy because they already have
my credit card and they know my address. Do you

(05:28):
re enter all your information to all these different products? Absolutely?
Dedicuett Like some of these stories, like there's there's one
guy that invented a clothing company and I want to
buy his clothes, but they're kind of expensive. Wait, so
you want to come up with an idea? Yeah in
the night dark Tank. Yes, well so you don't have
an idea? Not right now. I thought our snow cone
idea would be good. But I mean there's snow cone

(05:48):
to dands everywhere, there's clothes everywhere. What's so great about
this clothing? Hand is a genius. He moved here from
somewhere over. What do you do? What is it what
you need about his clothes? Like? Why would shark Tank
invest in clothes? Ah? He address you? You just stay
like I don't remember his He was he gave up
his job, his life, and he said, I just want
to be he wanted to be a fashion person and

(06:08):
he did it and he had run our test the
basketball player. He got him to model his clothes. Like
sub that guy's worth money. He's on there, Damon John
he is. Yes, Yeah, he's one of the guys that
I didn't know that. But he his story's crazy. He
just started sewing in his mom's house and then started
selling him outside of malls. And now he's a billionaire.

(06:30):
Yea Spanks Lady comes on every once in a while
as a guest. Barbara Cord. I mean, guys, it is amazing.
It makes dreams come true. Well, I mean told him.
I hear that someone does have a pitch here on
the show. Get the Shark music up? Didn't anyone know
who that coming into the room? Now, Raymundo our audio?
Oh boy, Raymundo, tell us about yourself in your product.

(06:53):
What's up you, guys? I am Raymundo. I'm from Nashville, Tennessee,
and I came up with this product just sitting in
my living room at night. Okay, something we all every
single day of our lives. What do you value it at?
I value it at five hundred thousand dollars? How much
do I have to pay you to get a percentage
of your company? Do I get? I'm asking for one
hundred thousand from each of the Sharks, and that's going
to get this company up and running. All right? And
so tell me about what's what's it called? And what

(07:13):
does it do? We are calling it turned down for what?
All right? I'm listening. It's very simple. Every night, when
you're about to go to bed and you're about to
turn down for the night. There's so much to do.
You had about thirty minutes where you're taking the dog out,
you're shutting doors, turn off lights, trying to turn down
the bed. So that's where my company comes into play.
Turned down for what, Right before you're about to head

(07:35):
to bed. We roll in for those thirty minutes, and
we're getting everything, taking care of what, packing lunches, we're
putting the kids to bed, We're making sure that everything
outside is handled. It absolutely stinks. It sucks when you're
trying to go and get in your room and turn
down and you got so much to do. So here
we come. Turn down for what. It's a pretty good idea. Like,
it's a pretty good idea. Down he has it. Like

(08:00):
the problem is he hasn't created this company. And it's
not something because anybody can do it. You have no no,
but that's a pretty decent idea whole night. You could
be the original like on demand, like like the uber
for shutting it down at night. Yeah. Yeah, of all
the businesses I've brought to the table, and you think
that's the good idea. It's so different and it's catchy.
Could that be the theme song. Well that costs money.

(08:23):
The sharks would be into it. I could set mark
you being like, I'll buy the song. It's a pretty listen.
The sharks won't take it because you have nothing right,
I need, I need more to work with and you
have to have a business going on people. But that's
a pretty good idea to be chased. It expedites it.
Maybe here we go get to bed because everybody wants
everything on demand. We want our shows on demand, when
our food brought to us. Do you put kids in

(08:44):
to bed? That's what I'm saying. If they're being feisty,
turned out for what, like you read you read the kids?
If that helps him turn down, turned down for what?
You're gonna have strangers coming all strangers Amazon, they get
to know you. But these are like I'm picturing like

(09:05):
five of raised friends like coming into your house. Like
all right, I mean, don't worry about it. We're putting
the kids in to bed. We're putting the kids. Can't
you hire anybody to come into your house and work?
Aren't they do all your people get background checked? Yeah?
Everything's you mean? Yeah? They would be very legit people.
It's my buddy Billy, it's buddy South Beach turned out
for watch. I mean, how much do you think Mary

(09:26):
Maids is worth? And that's a bunch of beople. They
show up in a car with a hand like I
like to raise idea over Christmas where we go and
turn on the Christmas lights and get the fire going
before people come this when you're sitting in this little
constantly year, I don't really get it. Yeah, but Christmas
is seasonal. This is like nobody got Netflix either. Before
it was Netflix, we were like, they're gonna mail as DVDs. Yeah.
I used to think my mom was so weird for

(09:47):
getting a DVD every week and she'd nil it back.
But I'm shocked out everything I brought and you guys
like this one. I don't think that's a bad idea, Raymundo,
And it's gonna lead to more well rested employees. The
person the next day that's so wide away created to
take on the day they must have called just turned
down for what that's good? It is good. I mean,

(10:13):
everybody anything to me. You need someone to come in
and turn off your lights. It just takes and I
don't understand that. You probably then you must list out yeah,
you guys come and check it all down anyway. I
think it's a great how you to know and you're like, hey,
Dremy and like you get to like you get to
just do your own thing. Maybe I would get if
I had someone turning down my house at night, I
would get to maybe take a bath of amen, sister

(10:33):
while they're doing all the work. So you're in the
bad can I come in the bathroom? Just come? That's
part of the rule. We have a contract. Like I'm
not in the bathroom. I mean, if I'm in the bathroom,
you can't come in. You just do. You guys act
like people being in the house is a weird thing.
It's not anyone you're right, yes, okay, Raymond. I love

(10:55):
the fan. I see it's going nation wa five dollars,
you know, for for one hundred percent of its worth.
I mean, are you sure you have to have the full?
Do you are? Does your lunch box? Does your business
have to be in motion? No? You can be a
pre production. You can be and they will say what
do you own? Like what about this white mine? Is

(11:15):
usually what they do. But even services, they'll go, right, wait,
why don't I just earn my own yeah, and be like, well,
that's why I need jaw And it was my idea.
You don't own my brain unless you've trademarked or a
copyright Gray, have you trademarked it? Well? The different Raymond.
I think it's a great idea. Thank you, guys. I
applaud you for least. What do you what do you

(11:36):
say whenever? Like you leave it in the night, like
you shut it down? And oh as we're heading out
the door turned out? For what turned down? What are
you playing? In? Faith? The way? If you can get
to your card. The Bobby Bones Show stories are producer
Raymundo from the Glass room with the news Raymond, No,

(11:56):
what you got? The seven hundred and fifty million dollars
power Ball drawing us tonight. Two dollars to play go
pick your numbers. In air Y News is Southwest bowing
seven thirty seven. I had to make an emergency landing
in Orlando. There was an engine issue. Luckily, everybody's okay.
And finally in health news, measle outbreak is underway, three
hundred and thirty three cases in fifteen states. Hey Leah, Yes,

(12:23):
how are you doing? I'm good? Are you really good?
Appreciate you text in the show and calling the show.
What's your question? My question was for Lunchbox. Since you
guys have been on the air for so long, what
motivated him to stay with it? Since he was working

(12:43):
at jason Silly? Wasn't he work making more there than
he was just I don't know, sleeping in the background
and screaming every once in a while. Were you making
more money at Jason's Deli than you are here? Not anymore?
I used to. When I first quit, I was like, man,
I'm making so much money at Jason's Deli and it
was straight cash. Should I give that up to me

(13:04):
on the radio? And I had to debate myself for
a couple of days. I debated yourself, Yes, I was
like pros and Carr and I said, you know what,
I'll give this radio thing a shot, and what do
you know if became famous? So that's why I stuck
with it. He does what he does pretty well, now,
I figured now, But I'm like back in the day, Oh,
I think everybody took a pay cut. Oh took a

(13:25):
pay cut to join the show. Amy took a pig.
Amy was working selling granted had a good sales job. Yeah,
we like moved in with our parents. Yeah. I had
to get a second job. Yeahs. Yeah. Yeah. We were
all broken and I got married and that helped. That's
a good point, Leah, like, for those that are new
to the show, we were all broken. That's how only
reason the show exist is because everybody was broke. I

(13:46):
couldn't afford to hire anybody, so I just met interesting people.
You guys were like, Okay, I trust you. You took
lower money than your real jobs that you already had,
and away we went. Yeah. I think our concept of
money and surviving was just different at the time. I
mean it was just I remember my job that I
had before, where I was making more. I remember telling
my dad my salary for that because of salary and

(14:07):
it just sounded cool, but he was concerned. I wasn't
guilty my bills. And then I was going to take
a radio job that was a pay cut, and he
was like, do you understand it was two bad things
on gas, insurance, apartment like all the things. Yeah, And
I was I was the number two delivery driver at
Jason's Delly. I had worked my way all the way up,

(14:29):
so I was working breakfast and lunch. Why weren't you
number one at that point? Because one guy had been
there longer than me and he was just he was
the top dog. Is he better than you? I don't
know if he was better. He had more experiences, so
we were both. I mean I leaped frock some people
were that were longer than me, but he was pretty
good at his job. Well, Leah, that's a that's a
good question, and I think everybody on the show had

(14:49):
to sacrifice a bit at first, because we definitely did
not get into it for the money. Eddie, did you
take a pay cut? No? No, no, I got a
huge pay radish you did. I was working news making
thirty thousand dollars an hour an hour, but I had
a kid and my wife was pregnant with it. The
second one, I was like, it's stressful times, so how

(15:09):
much you get bumped up to more than that? I
went to Eddie and I said, hey, man, you want
to move and so, yeah, I guess we had been
a show for a while. You and I've been friends
for a while, but yeah, you hadn't been a part
of the show. I have like twenty four hours talking
to my wife and we were like let's just do it.
See what happens really twenty four hours. Yeah, it was
pretty cool, dude. That was a quick time of just
like we gotta move. Are you coming or you're not well? Leah,

(15:32):
thanks for this remembrance as we walk down memory lane
there all right, have a good morning. Thank you. Yeah,
this show existed out of survival because I didn't have
any money to hire real radio people. And I was like, okay,
well i'll just approach it differently. I'll just go hire
people how like, and we'll see how this works out.
And then nobody got paid forever. It's right crazy. I

(15:55):
can't believe I gave up that job, but I'm glad
I did. You should like hot back Ends if they'll
let you do like, oh part time, well know, like
remember it like going just like yeah, yeah up. Hey,
stop crushing candy and make the switch to Best Fiends. Hey,
it's Bobby Bones here. Tell you about this five star
rated puzzle game. It's just better than other puzzle games.

(16:16):
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going download Best Fiends right now. No other game like it.
And if I can't convince you, maybe the over ninety

(16:37):
million downloads of the Best Fiends will. There's a reason
why Best Fiends has this many downloads, and once you play,
you're gonna love it. One of the reasons we love
it on the show is because it's just so much fun.
You don't even need Wi Fi to play, so it's
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(16:58):
from the Apple App Store or Google Play today. That's
Friends without the R Best Fiends, Friends without the R
Best Fiends. Bobby Mon Show. You see that soda addiction guy? No,
this guy, listen, he loves him from soda. A guy
in Hawaii stole a car and blamed on his pepsi addiction.

(17:18):
He was a court last week and he got community
service because and he got a four year band from
drinking pepsi. Because the judges like, no more pepsi drinking
for you. He's twenty one, names Chris. He stole a
car back in June. He stole a car because you
wanted to go buy some pepsi. He loves pepsi, he says,
addicted to pepsi. So he guest sentence to one hundred
hours community service on a hundredollter fine, four years probation,
and a four year band from drinking pepsi. Now here's

(17:39):
where my mind starts to go. Huh And I understand
you could test someone for like drugs or alcohol? Is
there a pepsi test pant of the cup? Sir? Yeah,
definitely gonna Yeah. I thought that was funny. And can
you be addicted or do you just really love it
so much? Had to go get some. I I was

(18:00):
addicted to diet coke. I truly believe that I never
stole a car to get to it. Addicted to where
you make other decisions that make your life worse in
order to make that part of your life. Sometimes I
would leave my house at unreasonable hours of the night
to go to the store. I wouldn't steal anything, but
I just wasn't making good decisions until I had a
sip of diet coke and I was like, oh, but
I was taking so many a day. People do that

(18:22):
with coffee now, but I don't think you'd go and
you steal from people's purses to get coffee. Right. Good
for him it worked, like I mean, did he really
steal the car and go buy pepsi? Okay, so he
would like that was the legit answer. He wasn't using
it as an excuse. He said he was going to
buy pips and now. Yeah. I taught three songs in
country music this week, at number three we Can Just

(18:43):
Stay here here tonight at number two Chris Stapleton Millionaire,
and then number one again Luke Combs Beautiful Crazy Crazy Okay,
I'm The number one pop song right now is Amy's

(19:05):
jam I only Know You Like my Hair? Gee? Thanks
just spotted I like it. I've got it. Oh song
now I know my bad ear sing? Is that one

(19:25):
all the time, especially since she got her new ponytail,
because it's so true She's like, you like my hair?
She thinks just about it? What do you? What are
your kids listening to you now? They're listening to waka waka.
I told you Shakira Shakira. No, it's like some Africa,
like some soccer song Shakira recorded, or it was at

(19:46):
least played at some World soccer tournament. Yeah. I have
no idea what got them obsessed with it recently, but
that and then they listened to a lot of Ariana Grande.
Oh you know, uh, Selena Gomez has a song. So
she was like, you know, five years too late to
this one. But there is some Selena Goma song we
have on repeat and I couldn't tell you what it is.
And Demi Lavado, I don't know where she's picking this
stuff up because she's in a school now, like to

(20:09):
help her English get better. So there aren't a bunch
of kids. There are other kids there, but she's just
one on one with a teacher. So maybe during lunch
they talk. Did she ever go mom or Jason Aldean. No,
But they love Kane Brown Yeah, and they're Thomas Rhett.
I mean they have their country stuff that they love,
like the New Young Country. I guess the latest from

(20:33):
Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number two thirty second Skinny Brandley
Gilbert and his wife Amber are expecting their second child
in September and it's going to be a baby girl.
And Brantley started crying when he found out that it
was going to be a girl. My time with Brandley Gilbert,
that guy has been two different people from when I
first met Brandley and he was still trouble when he

(20:55):
would come in and I'd be like, maybe he's gonna
fight me during the show. Yeah, to Brandley's like still
to have food and don't mess with him. But yeah,
it has like brass knuckles. But I'm telling you, he
is such like a gentle guy now, like I've spent
a little time with him socially, like just not here.
He's just like a different dude. Now. He's got like
a wife and a kid and about to have another kid.
Good for that guy. Good for that guy. And he's

(21:16):
got a song now and the like top twenty five
him and lindsay, I'll have song that's doing well? All right?
What else? Tim McGraw teamed up with Pulitzer Prize winning
historian to release a book about the music that shaped America.
It's called Songs of America, Patriotism, Protests, and the Music
that made a Nation. Just listening to the count I

(21:38):
have an acronym. All right. Basically, what's the book about
is the pictures. It's just about the songs that changed America.
So whatever has included in that long title, that's cool.
I like coffee table books. If that's what a coffee
table book. I have the greatest coffee table book. It's
like one thousand covers of Billboard magazine. Oh and it's

(21:59):
like through all the year, and no one's ever going
to really read that. No, but you just give it
on your coffee table, so there's nothing to read. Yeah,
you just pick it up and you just open it.
My grandma used to do a thing where she'd be like,
she just would open the Bible and whatever verse she
came to, she would read and try to take something
from it randomly, and it's a it's all grab it
and you look at you read the see the picture,
and you're not learned about music. It's pretty cool. What else?

(22:20):
Morgan number two the CMT Crossroads with Brett Young and
boys him in airs tonight at ten ninth Central on CMT.
Here's another teaser of them doing End of the Road.
Thank God, thank you. Morgan uber two. I'm Morgan number two.
That's you, skinny hat. It's time for the good news lunchbox. Good. Oh, Charlie,

(22:46):
he's an eleven year old Golden Retriever family pet. He
got glaucoma. Oh he's blind, can't see families, Like, what
are we gonna do? They went out and adopted another dog, Maverick,
and Maverick the puppy is now it's it's seeing eye
dog leads them around the house, ring him toys to
play with. It says Rue, Rue, let's go outside. And
so now Charlie has a friend, and that leads them
all around the world. Isn't that funny? I wonder if

(23:09):
that just naturally happened, like those two dogs came together
and just gonna walk them around. They didn't train that puppy. No,
they didn't train them. They just got Maverick. Maverick would
go get the toy and put it in Charlie's mouth.
That's awesome. That's what's all about right there. That was
tell me something good. Sorry to day. This story comes
to us from Summerfield, Florida. About a month ago. A

(23:30):
man had his hot air balloon stolen. He's like, man,
I want to go to that hot air balloon festival.
So this past weekend. He goes, I'm just gonna go
see my friends at the festival anyway, and he goes
and someone is flying his hot air balloon. That's pretty funny,
Like that's pretty got him gut seated, stolen it? Yeah,
that's huge, And that's like stealing somebody's house and like

(23:52):
putting it up three blocks away and just living in it.
But I don't think you need a key for it
or anything, so you just go light it up in
your eyes. That's huge. And and to steal a hot
air balloon and then fly it at an audio balloon
festival nearby, Yeah, so what happened? What does he do?
It calls the police. They wait for the guy to
come down and movie he gets the hot air balloon

(24:13):
back and the guy gets arrested. What would have been
funny since the guy and hot everyone knew the police
are waiting. Anybody's going like a slow airspeed chase. Oh
I'm a lunch box out your bone head story of
the day. Did your buddy and he missed the bobby ball?
This is the boy that's right. Here are the things

(24:39):
as far as etiquette goes that they say people aren't
doing anymore right? Number one is on an elevator, Like
if the door's open, are you just supposed lets people
off before you get on? But sometimes I'm so listen,
I'm so itchy, I know, I sometimes, but I just
I'm like ready to go, and sometimes I'm like oop, sorry,
and then I'll back off. Okay, I just don't expect
anyone to be in there. Oh that's the reason. That's okay.

(25:02):
I'm not rude, but I do that all the time. Um,
here you go, you're ready for some of the other ones. Ready.
When walking with several friends on a sidewalk, you should
pair up two by two instead of walking in a
row so others can pass you. Oh, okay, good tip,
great tip. I don't do that. I never thought of that. Yeah, everybody,
two by two, we just Noah's arct We just stetting
a pile and go. I've never thought about doing the animals. Um,

(25:25):
this one. I'm okay with that. I do I'm head.
Don't listen to something loud on your phone like headphone. Yeah, yeah,
I know. I have to tell my dad this. Yeah,
but he's old. He gets passed, I know. But he
would be in public just listening to the show like
out of his pockets. And then and then if someone
would comment, he'd be like, this is my daughter. Maybe

(25:47):
he's doing it, so they do comment. I don't because
he's proud of you. I guess. Maybe how about this one? Oh,
sometimes I do this. What you're cringing? What? I know?
Because I do this and I should have. When someone
shows you a picture, like they say, I take my
phone out and I'm like, hey, check out this picture.
You shouldn't just start swiping. Oh yeah, it's natural, I know,
because sometimes, like if beat he's like, hey, check out

(26:08):
this picture, and I look at it, I'll just start
swiping to see what the other ones that are like it,
and the other person like whoa, whoa. Yeah, you shouldn't
do that. Yeah, and they say people are doing that. Uh,
wash your hands after using the bathroom. Most Lunchbox doesn't
do that. No, most of us do that. Though. Don't
give out someone else's number without their permission. Oh yeah,
we don't do that. I mean you do. I don't.

(26:33):
I don't want anybo give it a line number. It's
like my one. The one thing unless you know it's okay,
or you've checked with the person. Yeah, you can check. Yeah,
how about email? It depends which email, Like I have
a one private email? Oh that really fifty people have Max, Okay,
I don't want that one being pact. Although I've been
getting some weird spam like marry a Russian bride. Oh

(26:55):
maybe that's the man up stairs Jesus, the man's telling you.
I mean, if it's like the other day, it's like, hey,
I send you a Russian bride. You didn't take it? Yeah,
didn't you get those emails? That's what Jesus says, Hey, Bobby,
what do what do you need? Man? Send you the link?

(27:16):
Come on, here's another one. Don't talk on the phone
while on the bathroom stall. Do you ever get on
the phone. You're on the toilet and you have your
phone and you're like, hey, dude's business No like here
it work? Yeah? Or anywhere? Or a pub about them
at all? Oh? Yeah? No, I mean sometimes also, if
I have my earbuds in and I'm talking to a
friend or my husband, but the same thing, who's that

(27:37):
rood too? Though? The person you're talking supply talking out.
If it's my friend or my sister or my husband,
it doesn't matter. You're still talking the person that's trying
to use about them in the bathroom next to you.
Oh yeah, you don't care. What if your friend's in
there with you? You can't talk stall to stall. I
mean this is the same phone bathroom stall, because it
is kind of weird if you walk in and use

(27:57):
the bathroom but someone's just in a full conversation right next.
And then the final one is pick up your dog's poop.
People don't do that as yes, I don't think Lunchboke
does that. I don't know that it's fertilizer for your grass.
My dog did it the other day and we didn't
have a bag, and I was at the kids. We
were going. We were walking to the grocery store, so
I knew I could get a plastic like fruit bag,
you know, the fruits and veggies in and go back by.

(28:18):
But this man was staring at me because she went
and I was like, I don't have a bag, and
then I was like, but we're going to the store
and we're gonna get a bag and I'm gonna come back,
and he looked at me like I was just lying,
and I so wanted him to be there when I
got back because it was only like ten minutes later,
and I'm gonna be like, I hope that guy's there
and he sees us picking this up. Did you really
pick it up? Yes? Yes, because I don't want to

(28:39):
know it's my neighborhood. I don't like it when people
don't pick up and then we accidentally step in it,
or my kids scooter goes through it, and then I
have to go home and clean everything. So yeah, and
then he was gone, and it was so depressing because
I want him to know that, Man, if you're listening
right now, I picked it up. I picked up the
Poop showy morning. I love country music. I do. I

(29:00):
love the history of country music, which is why they
gave me the nickname country Music's Youngest Historian. Yeah, so
let's do another one Bobby Bone show on this day,
and on this day, fifty six years ago. Johnny Cash
Records Ring of five, Ring the year was nineteen sixty three,
Down and looked flames one fire, Burns Burns Born, The

(29:27):
Ring of Fire, The Ring of Fire, arguably the most
famous long country music history. Yeah, you can argue that
I would still go friends in low places, but again,
I'm for the newer generation, you know, I argue Ring
of Fire, I know you did, I'm the girl or
You're like the child. It became the biggest hit of

(29:48):
Johnny Cash's career. I stayed at number one for seven weeks.
Ring of Fire, Ill to Burn and Ring. The song
was originally recorded by June Carter's sister Anita Carter on
our nineteen six three album Folk Songs Old and New.
Here you Go, this is Ring of Fire. I feeling
to nil, Down Down, Down, Down to the Johnny Cash

(30:15):
claimed he had a dream where he heard the song
was accompanied by Mexican trumpets, and so he recorded it
a trumpets big song, Ring off the Fire. I want
a dream, huh. I love if you have dreams. So
I love it. Burns burns, There you go. That's today
catching me as the ring of that one? This day

(30:38):
and Bobby Show, Christy and Nashville. How are you? I'm
doing well? How are you real good? What can I
do for you? So? I recently ran in tee Well,
I saw you at the Aimlessly show and just what
we say? Me and my daughter both are huge fans
um she's eleven, of which only she's it with me

(30:58):
this morning. But my question is I wanted to approach
you and like ask for an autograph or a picture
or something so that I could give it to my daughter.
But I knew it was your personal time, and so
I didn't want to bother you doing your personal time.
So my question is how you so about people are
approaching you in public when it's on your personal time. Well,

(31:19):
I mean, I remember that show. I went to that
show by myself too. Where did you do you seem
to staying you by myself? Did you see me in there? Yeah,
you walked. So I was sitting like on a second
road and he walked right past me, and I was like,
oh my gosh, I still want to stop him, but
he's he's doing this thing, and I don't want to
bother him. So I didn't mean. Well, I wish you

(31:40):
would have. Here's the general rule that I say towards
just people. If you see somebody, even if you're Mailman
or if it's Luke Bryan, if they're with their kids
or they're eating, don't bother them. Those are really the
two things. I don't have any kids. So basically, if
I'm putting me in this, like if I got food
in my mouth, let me swallow it and then I'll listen.

(32:00):
I'm always just grateful anybody cares enough to say higher,
take a picture. I think I'm a bit different, but
I would I would have loved to have met you,
and I hope I'm nice to everybody. But I would
say the general rule for anyone, if you see anybody
that you think, oh, that's cool to see them, if
they're with their kids, don't go up to them, because
I mean, that's kind of that time between mom and
or dad and kid. And if they're eating, it's just

(32:20):
because food is such like a precious thing. Some people
don't want to be touched when they're eating germs. They
have food and their teeth their mouth and they got
to like swallow real quick too, so that's kind of
an awkward thing. Somebody from which talk message me and
they were like, hey, Harrison Ford's here and can I
get a picture with him. He's at the bar, he's eating,
And I replied to them same way, I said, listen,
I always think if you're a fan of somebody, you

(32:40):
should tell them, I said, but if it's worth it,
wait for him to be done eating and be walking
away from the bar and be like, hey, Harrison Ford,
I'm a big fan, Can I get a picture? And
then if he says yes, so he says no, you
deal with him. So they said okay, they waited and
I kind of followed along on Twitter and they were like,
we told him and he said no picture. But I

(33:01):
still think that that's that's the protocol. And I have
a lot of friends who are pretty well known, and
I think just generally it's no kids, no food. Other
than that, if you see somebody you're a fan of,
go tell them, because if it's me, I'm just happy
that somebody cares enough to like recognize me and I
talk on the radio, and the fact that you didn't
even know what I look like, it's pretty cool. So
that's the general rule. And I'm sorry that I missed you.

(33:24):
That's all right. Next time, I will definitely stop and
say hello. But if I have my kids with me,
you know, if I have my children, you know, yes,
definitely no food. I don't have any kids, so yeah,
it's like, wait, hold on, who's your kids? What about
what if it's Amy's kids? Like Amy gets recognized a
lot because of her kids, because Amy the white mom

(33:46):
with two black children. And if you go I think
that's Amy. Yeah, and then you're like, oh, only like
the Givens is I've got two I'm white. I've got
two black kids with Pimp and Joy shirts on, and
people are like, no kid, Yeah that's Amy. Mostly with me,
it's the glasses, Like I think that's Bobby. Yeah. Does
he wanted big aldobe lasses? Well let me look. Oh
he is, Yeah, that's for sure him. So all right, Christy,

(34:07):
thank you for the call. Really appreciate that. Thank you.
All right, have a nice say hey, by the way,
hold hold to hold on. Did your daughter want me
to sign something? Do you mean signs? Send something to you?
That would be amazing? Okay, let me do this. I'll
send a B Team hat and I'll sign it and
write her a note. Can I put you on hold? Sure? Yeah,
I don't even think about that. I can make it
easy for everybody here. She can get something, I can

(34:28):
give something. We all feel like winners. Right. Ye. Story's
crazy and let's way tell that story. So this guy,
he just made up bills and he would send them
to Google and Facebook say hey, you want me this
much money, and over the years he stole millions. They
paid dollars because they don't check the invoices and he
got busted. Finally they paid me. They paid I mean,

(34:49):
do you know, Amy, how much money do you think
the guy made? Not wrong? I don't, lunch watch just
said millions, millions and millions. Don't you guess how much
think this guy made? Just he would send he would
send a bill to Google and to Facebook and just go,
that's just who happens Like he's just thrown at lure
out there. I can't even make it look like a
legit in place. And they would just miilling money that
it was from two thy thirteen to twenty fifteen, all

(35:11):
this in two years. Yep, Okay, he made five million?
You say five million? Yeah? Um, Eduardo Ediar, I want
to go more than that. Let's go, let's go ten million. Wow,
it's a great guest. Wow, um, lunchbox, how much money
did this guy make in and just a couple of
years of sending him bills to Google and one hundred

(35:31):
million dollars? Good? But was he billing them for stand? Like? What? Really? Like?
What did the invoice say your mama see doctor legal
documentary and voices in contract to pay it? He did
say our mama, Chuck, I didn't know this just came
in and it's a little sketchy. It's it's to goggle,

(35:54):
but it does say your mama. So we got just paid.
It's not worth the right we do at MoMA to
get mad. Yeah, I mean, I just didn't know if
you would like, see if they would catch on. If
you're to write soup and stuff your mama, Okay, you
do that sometimes on checks. It's that that'll be like
if someone I'm writing a check to someone, I'll write
something funny in the line, you're Amy's pile of stories.

(36:19):
You can now buy venomous hot sauce that mimics the
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some on a taco. Now, is it real venom? Or
because that's a pretty cool name for a really spicy

(36:41):
hot sauce. And sometimes they'll do that. They'll just make it.
You know, Oh, I think it's just engineered to be
like venom. It's not really venom. It's just that hot.
So it's so hot that people will eat it and
it makes their insides twitch, it makes it causes muscles,
thausands and burning pain. You read ghost pepper or anybody. Oh,
I've heard of it. No, don't do it. No, just

(37:05):
the thought of it scares me. I don't like hot stuff,
really like spicy stuff. I mean don't even like hot
temperature stuff like warm stuff. Who even likes hot? Um?
But uh, yeah, it's a lot. Okay, what about you get? Well,
do you think the Irish goodbye is rude? I'm a
big fan of the Irish goodbye. I give the Irish goodbye. Yeah,
and that's what this article is. It's like, okay, a

(37:26):
lot of people think it's rude, but it's actually much
more polite. So the Irish goodbye is let's say you're
in a place or as a bunch of people, you
just leave. That's that same by. Yeah. I don't know
why they called the Irish goodbye, and I hope that's
not offensive. I've heard it called the rock star goodbye
when you take out. Oh. It's also known as the
Swedish goodbye or the there are lots of names the
Irish goodbye. What what did you do say a minute ago?

(37:49):
I miss it? Would you call it the rock star goodbye? Yeah? Yeah?
Oh why do you make a face? Well, because I
don't know if like Irish, if saying the Irish goodbye,
if like that's not nice? Oh yeah, like sitting criss
cross apple sauce with the other thing. Yeah, I don't know,
So let's just call it the Irish goodbye for a
second story. Here's why I'm okay with it. I don't

(38:09):
I don't think people want to say goodbye to every
single person, and I don't want everyone to have to
stop what they're doing and say goodbye to me. If
I'm just leaving a gathering now I feels like six people,
I'll definitely say bye to everybody. But if I go
out twice a year, I'm not gonna go buy. I'm
just gonna just walk out and make it easy for everybody.
Nobody even wonders, I'm a big fan of the Irish goodbye. Yeah. Well,
and that's what this whole article is about. Like it's

(38:32):
encouraging people to just embrace it and do it, because
if it becomes the social norm by default, then it's
just like it's acceptable and we all do it and
it's fine. So they're saying the next start doing things
and it becomes acceptable. We got the Irish goodbye. Well,
I'm okay with it. Okay, but it is attributed to
the good Potato Famine of eighteen forty five. Go ahead,

(38:52):
when a lot of people in Ireland fled their homeland
for America because of the Potato family. Say bye, Oh,
Irish goodbye. I don't I don't know if that's so sad.
I mean it's yeah, it's not fun. They split, but
they're like out of there. Okay. I'm a fan of it.
You can always text someone and be like, hey, where'd
you go? Yeah? Usually I see it when I wake
up the next morning, Hey where'd you go? Oh? I

(39:13):
couldn't find you at the bar. I just I thought
you left. So I love it's it's actually much more
efficient with time because I like to go around and
then you hug one person, you hug every single person,
and then you were trying to leave and then leaving
twenty minutes and then yeah. My favorite Irish goodbye is
if you do it in like a room of four. Oh,
it's like we just saw it. Where do you get

(39:34):
in the bathroom? Do you go the bathroom? We were
just watching a movie, all right, what else? So robots
are now doing actual job interviews, So don't be surprised
if you've got an interview coming up and you're doing
the first part with an automated system, like giving you
a test or taking that initial call with you. Companies
are using this to just read through recruitments a lot

(39:57):
faster and be more efficient with who they're hiring, So
don't get it offended. It's just, you know, prioritizing the
hiring managers jobs. I can't wait to send a robot
to be interviewed by the robots. Oh they're now, you're
talking robots will have to I know robots are starting
to work, but they don't. They're not gonna have to
be interviewed robots. You just programmed them. Well yeah, yeah.

(40:19):
Then when they start to take over their own and
they do their own thing, then maybe okay, Bobby, you
said they're going to take over they are. Yeah, it's
it's the downfall of human society. That's why the arts
are going to be so special, well lucrative, okay, which
they already are, but it's it's hard. It's very hard. Also,

(40:41):
um precious, because robots can't create what the mind is
doing correct. They can only create what they've been taught
to create so far. So anyway, I am Yeah, that's
my pile. That's a problem. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. Have your story here.

(41:05):
A volunteer firefighter Texas gun viral for his active kindness
had nothing to do with fighting fires. So his name
is Thomas Harwell. He's at a Brad Paisley show but
she's in Houston with his wife, and he noticed there
was an older lady that was just really carefully, gingerly
walking down the steps and struggling to get to her seat.
So he stands up, he walks over her, helps her

(41:25):
to her seat. But that wasn't it. After the concert ended,
he noticed one was too tired to make the track
back up the stairs, so he picked up his arms
and carried her up the stairs. Someone took a photo
and was like, hey, this guy like helped her up
and then helped her down. Wow. I wasn't really doing
it for anything other than he saw that she was uncomfortable.
And then they got married. Oh kid, she's like, guys,

(41:52):
I added that you and all girls that happened. Sometimes
it does, and it always is very prof flexing. It
says he's not been comfortable with all the attention. He says,
if you're alive and breathing, you shouldn't need an excuse
to help someone else if they need help, help them.
Good for him. Headline is a kind stranger helps woman
at concert. They didn't get married. I was just looking

(42:13):
for reaction, and now you guys weren't like, oh wow,
that's so kind. So I was like, all right, well
I guess I got married. I like that story. That's
what it's all about. Right there, Thank you. That was
tell me something good, your buddy. And he missed the
Bobby balls. This is a bomby b right Hey, over

(42:37):
to Amy, she's got her joke. Morning Corny. What do
you give a cannibal if he turns up late for
your dinner party? What do you give a cannibal if
he turns up late for your dinner party? The cold shoulder? Yeah,
that's pretty funny. That's pretty funny. Yeah, that was the

(43:01):
Morning Corny team. You know what tomorrow is, right, Yeah, Corny,
And we've got three in a row. Yeah, ye, trying
to keep our streak up. Tomorrow morning. I was reading
about vasectonmy procedures during March Madness. What's up? You always
hear about guys getting snipped during March Madness. Why you've
never heard this? Because if you're going to do it,
you might as well do one. All the basketballs on
so you can sit at home. Yeah, So if you're

(43:24):
thinking about it, right now, is the best time to
do it, and even other big sporting events, they say.
And this is also for a lot of our female listeners.
If your guys thinking about it, be like, hey, honey,
be the best time to do it would be during
like the playoffs, but March Madness is really the biggest one. Okay,
that makes sense. I was talking to Trevor from Old
Dominion about vassectomy. It's on the latest episode of the

(43:45):
Bobbycat Deep Interview. You know, people come to my house
and we just talk. Man, just let it all out. No,
as long as you have definitely have to do what
they say. They say like, don't get up, don't try
to do anything. You're gonna feel one and feel like, oh,
I could go for a run. But they're like don't
be fooled. How long you have to take off whenever
you get this. A couple of days I was talking

(44:05):
with Trevor from All Dominion about getting a sect to me.
You all talking about everything. We did have an hour
man search for the Bobby Cast wherever you listen to
your podcasts iHeartRadio or wherever Raymond. How long ago when
your apartment got shot into? About two weeks. So Ramondo
is at the house and he's asleep. He's like, what
six o'clock. Yeah, I was in the evening. I used

(44:27):
to go to bed early. That's when I was in bed,
and so someone shoots and it goes through his window
into his TV like a bullet. All over the news
and they didn't find the guy. Right, I'm assuming it's
a guy. Guys are dumb, so it's a guy, right, right,
We're just assuming it's a guy. From the features we've seen.
We have video footage of it. It's a guy. So
what's the latest here on the reward? Well, I ended
up going with the reward, and I talked to Bell's

(44:48):
Bluff and they said, you know what, if you want
to offer your own money up, you can do a reward.
So I made flyers. I don't know who Bell's bluff is. Oh, sorry,
the place, Oh that you're just screaming out the day.
I'm just saying I got it clear. I'm not just going.
But they said, if you want to put up your
own to do it. So I said, five hundred dollars,
do you tell me who did it? Anything that leads
to the person, and then I turned that over to
cops and we arrest of them. Okay, do you have

(45:09):
a picture like some sort of Yeah, there's two different
grainy footage things that we're working with. Pretty pictures, yet
no I can give them to her. Yeah, I'll tell
you what altho, one hundred bucks down on this reward. Then, dude,
you almost got shot right. And it's a very secluded
area really. The only people that are living right there
it probably is gonna be the somebody that's a culprit.
So it's not like a place you go into unless

(45:30):
you live up there. So we can put the pictures
up Bobbybones dot com. Yea, and we saw him run
into the woods, so what Yeah, we've narrowed it down
to people who can run. Well wow, No, Anyways, when
you make in roads, it's really a really good feeling.
And I say, guys, we gotta put some money up
because right now nobody's telling us anything. We figured it
all out on our own. The reward is now six

(45:51):
hundred dollars. Wow. Yeah, I want justice. Wow, I want justice?
All right, Raymond Bobby Bones dot com. Put it up.
You can see the picture up there, and let's find
let's find these guys who almost hurt you and your
girl exactly. Yeah. I was looking at this picture of
all these nurses. They're in a hospital in Maine, and
nine of them are going to give birth within weeks

(46:14):
of each other. They're austin in there with signs with
their dude dates on. It's nine nurses, all pregnant. Crazy,
they're all richer nurses due to give birth between April
May June in that three months. What about the hospital?
Are they gonna place all those nurses per minute? They're
all gonna be on maternity lead. Yeah, so the picture
is pretty funny, you see it. Yeah? You know they
say there's something in the water. Well, I hope that's

(46:35):
on the water. Yeah. The first thing I thought was,
who's the doctor check them out? That would be really weird.
Anatomies though. That's funny. Um, well, that's up at bobbybones
dot com. Also a picture of there's a six hundred
dollars reward if you can identify the guy who shot
in Raymundo's apartment, like somebody shot a gun, went through

(46:57):
his window, went through his TV, almost shot a girl,
almost shot him. We're lucky he's alive as a six
hundred dollar reward if you go to bobbybones dot com
see the picture and let Ray Now it's County Grainy.
How do they let you know? That's why I kind
of wanted to say the apartment complex. They can contact
them and they're fully engaged with the law rate or
they can tweet you right too. Okay, however, you get
to Ray movie, We'll get to him. There's that. Um,

(47:20):
I was just talking. Lunchbox has the measles. Apparently, according
to Eddie yesterday in the episode of Spilled the Tea,
he put a picture up Spilled the Tea. I didn't
know that this was so crazy because I saw the
news yesterday. Now they've declared a state of emergency in
New York because of measles. One hundred people have been
diagnosed with the measles in New York one hundred people. Yeah,

(47:40):
the story says a county in New York has declared
a state of emergency after more than one hundred people
have been diagnosed with measles. They announced, starting at twelve am,
which would be today, I guess last night, anyone under
eighteen who had not been vaccinated will be barred from
public places until they get the MMR vaccine. And Lunchbox
claims to have been vaccinated. Yeah, I was vaccinated, and
I haven't into New York. But it's also a Michigan Yes,

(48:03):
Oakland County, Michigan. I haven't been there either. What's the latest,
Eddie and so what I I sent the picture out
and a bunch of listeners examined the photograph and they
came back with different things that it could be, possibilities.
Did they think it's the measles? Not one said it
was the measles? Okay, what did our listeners think that
this could be? Even Lunchbox they said that it could
be scabies. Is that a thing? Yeah? Someone added on

(48:26):
Real World. I think Philadelphia. So it's not like Coody.
I don't really even know what it is really alive,
They also said hand and foot in mouth disease. Oh wait,
that's that's still a hand in foot and hand hoof guys,
I'm just reading. They told me had foot and mouth
bed bugs, which, oh dude, do you have bedbugs? That

(48:47):
could be a thing, because I thought I did once.
I thought I did too, But my son had lice
and I didn't know it. I ignored it for three weeks.
Good for him. And here's one. Here's the one. Bobby,
you have a little experience. Do you have bedbugs? Lunchbox? No?
Did your wife have these bites on her? I can
check on your hands bones, It could be shingles. Oh yeah,

(49:09):
that doesn't come on the hands. Goals on my ribcage.
Normally your stomach or your face or your eyes, and
they hurt and they hurt bad. Yeah. What else? Okay,
flea bites, lunchbox, hocket? I mean I have a dog?
What else? Herpies? Seriously like ten people's arm because you
get on your lips. Yeah, but if I'm not getting

(49:31):
your arm a kind of skin. Amy taught sex that
for a long time. I did. Well, No, I know,
but I'm just thinking sex him in his hand like
weird way back in the day. In two thousand and six,
I used to roll into high schools with a projector
and I would talk to them about herpes. Um But
I mean it has to be a certain kind of skin, right, Well,
I mean normally the where it would show up is

(49:53):
down there or your lip. Yeah, but that's a different
kind of herpies than what you get one or two, right,
different kinds of cold or something or nothing. Well, been
a minute. I don't recall ever seeing herpes on hand.
No warm herpies, okay, but anything else, our listener think
The best one I saw was it looks like seven
hundred dollars worth of doctor bills, and it's karma because
he never returned that money from that the doctor that

(50:13):
the bank put in. Oh, the money you took from
the bank. So whatever it is, I did not take
anything from the bank. The bank gave it to me.
What do you think it is, lunchbox man, Just I
don't know. Allergies on your hand? Why not? Oh? Oh,
so there could be herpes of the hand, thank you.

(50:34):
It's caused by herpes simplex virus, which is one. Now,
lunchbox going and tell us where's your hand been? What
do you mean where's my hand been hand it? It's
on both your hands? Yeah, dude, going hard her pedic whitlow.
That's weird. That's on both your hands. It's not like
a rash, then, why not? A rash can be on

(50:56):
both hands. Swelling, redness, tenderness, blisters, break last two to
three weeks, three weeks. Yeah, you need to get Oh
you gotta go get some val tracks. Now your hands.
I've never heard of such thing. Well, good luck, thank you.
There's a picture of away from me. Yeah, nobody wants

(51:17):
to touch lunchbot No, because his hands have all these
bumps all over it. Yeah, and we told him yesterday
and he doesn't out of the doctor. I just don't
get it. Oh, you're not going to the doctor. No, guys,
I'm busy. M there's sometimes you need to stop and
take a breath. Got to doctor. Things checked out. Let
us know what's said. Today's the twenty seven. By next Wednesday,
we'll see if they're gone. Wow, please yeah, what Amy?

(51:39):
What else could it be? Amy? I'm just still reading
about her pies of the hand. I basically like transfers.
So yeah, don't touch it. It's time for the good
news man shout out to this eight year old kid, David. Now,
he's been in and out of hospital as his entire life,

(52:00):
going through his own struggles. So he decided, you know
what really sucks when you're a kid in the hospital
is not having toys to play with. So he decided
to partner up with this nonprofit called David's Toy Project,
which buys toys for pediatric cancer patients, and so far
he has raised again he's only eight years old, one thousand,
one hundred dollars and all of that is going towards

(52:23):
buying toys for other kids in hospitals. Yeah, good for him,
Yeah it does. I was six or seven when I
was in the hospital for a long time. It stinks
and I haven't set to play with because you're a kid.
And I remember they used to they blew a balloon
up and it was one of those rubber gloves and
they it's like a cow udder. I thought that was
the funniest thing I've ever seen him my life. I
was in the hospital and this leads me to this.

(52:44):
My birthdays coming up on Tuesday next week? Right, what
I'm because I don't want any listeners. Always send me
awesome presents, please, don't do that. What we're gonna do
is put a link up at bobybones dot com. And
I'm on the board of Musicians on Call because I
was in the hospital for a long time as a kid.
I know what it's like to just be like bored
and sad. And the whole goal of musicians on call,

(53:05):
which I'll go and volunteer too and play music. We
play music for veterans or kids in the hospital, is um.
We'll put a link up and you can don't like
a dollar or something on my birthday that would be
a birthday present. If you want to get me something
that would be cool, that's awesome? Is that cool? Love
it except from you, which I expect something awesome because
I've been crushing your presence. So for one, your gift
is awesome, all right? With the dollar just just am Also,

(53:29):
the party or whatever that doesn't counters this not better
acounters a gift, because I mean, I feel like, listen,
birthdays are not about gifts. They're not about gifts, they're
not at all. You just told me if it would
be amazing, just from amazingly from your heart. Okay, but
I can, I can. I I'm just messing with you.

(53:51):
Yes I am. I have a even better part of
this story real quick. Oh that one thousand, one hundred
dollars I mentioned, Oh that was just change in a
jar that he collected. Oh wow, you know from street strangers,
family and friends. That was the coins. Now I got
to get to the big stuff. Sorry, well there's more. Yeah,
hold on, let me get the drum roll over here,
go ahead. Yeah, so a little David is race eleven

(54:12):
thou six h Yeah, so I don't know. Check out
David's toy project if you're interested. Do you have it?
Good for that kid? And then on Bobby's birthday, musicians
on call love it. Yeah, we'll put it a link up.
If you had a buck, that'd be awesome. And you
can also donate to me, and then you go to
Amy Hey for Bobby. Just kidding, I'm listen. I'm joking.

(54:35):
Your gift is already now already feel guilty. See this
is what happens to me. I make a joke and
I feel guilty. That's tell me something. The guys did
your buddy and mind you miss the Bobby ball. Try
this is so sorry tomorrow, Dustin Lynch at this time,

(54:58):
so when you wake up. If right now, it's you
wake up time. I got it, buddy, Dustin Lynch will
be in good. Lot of stuff talk about um. Amy
told me last night she can't go to the wedding
with me, which is Friday. It's Friday at four pm?
Is that a weird time for a wedding? It just
depends what's going on. But no, I mean, I think
typically weddings are either on a Friday, or if it's

(55:20):
on a Saturday, maybe during the day or earlier. But
it depends on venue and whatnot. I RSVP to plus
one and then Amy said, Hey, I'm gonna try to go,
and then she couldn't. Kids can find a sitter, right,
So I was kind of stuck. And then I have
anybody that I would feel comfortable to just being like, hey,
come to the wedding. So there's one girl, it's kind
of a friend. And I was like, I was like,
I texted her last night. You hear the text? Yeah,

(55:43):
I said, Hey, such an idiot? Will you tell I'm
not an idiot. I'm a good person. Okay, that's all
all right, My heart's good. I didn't even say anything
that crazy. I said, Hey, I have a wedding to
go to on Friday? Would you want to go to
the wedding with me? Except it's a four pm? Just
a heads up, right, and we can give her the
heads up. The um response was, I have a bachelotte
party in Iceland. Oh she is that a real thing? Oh? King,

(56:08):
That's like I'm paying, getting my nose, I'm washing my hair.
That's like that is that the new way to say it?
How old is she? Well? Like close to thirty? Well,
I don't know, because you know, different generations of different sayings.
Like my mom was like, I can't go. I have
a bachelor atte party in Iceland. And I'm like that's
either the most original rejection or you literally have. And
I didn't follow up because I don't want to press,
Like are you telling the truth? So yeah? Oh so

(56:31):
wait is that the girl you were telling me you're
thinking about taking those and now you're not. Now I
can't know she's been Apparently she's a bachelor party in Iceland.
Who doesn't go to Iceland for a bad rotte party?
I don't know about that. I know. So, Um that
happened yesterday. I had a pretty good day though yesterday.
Um Howard started talking about me on a radio show. Okay,
I've been I heard about this, which a big deal.
I know I need to hear it. Like what I
don't here, I'll play you just a little bit of that.

(56:52):
This is from a Howard Sterns radio show. Posh, the
guy who is on Dancing with the Stars, and he
evidently on like six hundred forty radio stations Tree Guy
Country DJ. So he's like trying to figure it out
and he's talking about Marion more Why I was talking
about Marin He's likes her song and then how did
I come up? He heard what marin her interview? Oh really,

(57:13):
that's how it came up. Oh um. Yeah, Howards are
like the greatest to me m and he's like the
biggest thing in radio. He's like, um, like Ryan Seacrest
of country. Yeah, there you have it. I thought that
was pretty cool. Wow, it was on. I went off
like two minutes. I'm not gonna play all of it.

(57:33):
And then that she was talking, Yeah, how old are they?
I think Howard's sixty five and Howard's Robin I'm probably
around the same age. Okay, yeah, anyway, we maybe have longevity.
For me. That was a really cool thing because I mean, yeah, yeah, No.
When I heard about it, I was like, Okay, I
can't wait to hear this. Get a little bit the
heck happened? Because what how? Why? That's probably? I mean,

(57:56):
it's super cool for you. I've always looked up to him. Yeah,
that's a big deal anyway. But I'm a little shocked
that he didn't know who you won. Well, because he's
a radio guy. Well you would think that would be
like Tom Brady knowing not knowing who the high school
quarterback is of a team of Texas to stop it. No,
I mean that's oh my gosh, what I just feel

(58:17):
like that's a fair analogy. No way, Bobby's bigger than
the high school quarterback, That's what I'm saying, not physically. Um,
So that was cool. Yesterday Morgan number two and I
went in and boxed yesterday afternoon. She's on my answer story.
I think she could beat a bunch of bus up
after watching her out. It's not just Lunchbox, it's also Eddie.
Now I put in that mix. Sure you don't agree,

(58:39):
I agree with you watching those videos. I mean, yeah,
I'm not going against that. Did you see it at all? No?
Tell my answers story. How'd you feel, Morgan number two
after our boxing yesterday? I feel so good, like he
killed me in a good way, Like I'm so sore.
So yeah, if I were a dude, I would not
mess with her one punch. You're telling everyone right now? Yes, say,

(59:00):
do you know guys, dude's creepy? They just slap girls
on the butt where in bars it's while buying grab
girls on their butty do? Yeah, don't they? Yeah, that's
what was like kind of happening when Bobby wanted to
defend me one night because some guy was kind of
coming after me. He can defend her on I was
probably getta beat up, but I was gonna go down.
So I can't believe dudes. I don't have a lot
of bar time in me right, Yeah, like the bar

(59:22):
spent a lot of time in that scene. Guy just
walks up and grabs her grab Yeah, No, that's not cool.
I think they're playing the numbers game where you maybe
don't identify them in a big group of people, because
what girl, it's gonna go. I liked that. I shall
now be with you. Does any girl like that? No? Well,
you number two to any of your friends go. You know,
you know how I met Timmy He got but randomly
at a bar. We've been again three years. No. No,

(59:44):
there is not a single person or a woman that
I know like that. And the even creepier part is
guys will purposely do it and then like run away,
so they're just trying to get their feel in weird, right,
you will turn around and see them running away. Yeah,
I got pretty mad, but they got This guy didn't
run away anyw drinking and I thought he's so drunk
I could probably beat him up. That's why I thought
I was. I wasn't weighing side. I was wearying how

(01:00:05):
drunk he was. If I could beat him up? Did that? Yesterday?
I had a pretty good day, got rejected for a wedding,
got a shout out Howard Stern and Box the Morgan
number two. Pretty good, awesome. Yeah it's good. Today it's
gonna be rough. I have to go speak at a
funeral today. Yeah, it's a rough one too, like somebody
really cared about So. I spent last night writing it.

(01:00:29):
You just hope you can emotionally get through it, because
I haven't wrote about him in my first book, The
Guy Who died. His name was Jeremy Grew. I wrote
about him my first book because he really meant a
lot to me as a kid, like he helped raise me.
And you just I just hope that I can get
through it because they've asked me to speak, because they
know that I speak for a living, and if I

(01:00:49):
get up and I can't speak, like, what's my use? Yeah?
You know, Yeah, I think you'll you'll still do it. Yeah,
Well that's that's today. After the show, Bobby Bone Show,
these are songs you didn't know were covers. So Chris
Stapleton Millionaire I Got was originally a song by Kevin Welch.

(01:01:14):
Here's Millionaire enough to space that makes me do? I
like that version too, obviously a different kind of vibe,
but yeah, that's the original. Woman with us down, that's cool.

(01:01:37):
And earlier in the show, we were talking about a
Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash was originally a cover
and a lot of people didn't know that. So here's
Johnny Cash's version. I've bill into a burning ring of
the fire. I went down down Anita Carter, who was
June Carter's sister. I'm still burning all right, ready for

(01:02:01):
you some more of these. Chris Stapleton Millionaire, Okay ready
for this one? Reba Fancy? Did you know? Was the cover?
No idea. Fancy is a song written and recorded by
Bobby Gentry in nineteen sixty nine get Out in nineteen
ninety one. Reba took the song at number eight and

(01:02:23):
the story the video was humongous. I remember the video video. Yeah, yeah,
here you go. Here's Bobby Gentry from nineteen sixty nine
with Fancy. Yes you want jan Fancy, don't let me down?
That's also good. Here you want chance forgetting for what
I do. But if you want it's lucky, that's a

(01:02:49):
good version too. Think I'm gonna go and save Millionaire
and Fancy, but for the shows. No, yeah, okay, here
you go. Also a coverm No thought that was Brooks
dun original. Oh wait Yeah, My Maria is a song
co written by B. W. Stevenson and Daniel Moore. They

(01:03:10):
released Stevenson released a song in nineteen seventy three, My Maria.
It became a top ten hit. They covered in nineteen
ninety six. So you're talking about twelver twenty years. Here's
the original. This is b W. Stevens said. Oh b Dub.
There you go. I like you. Why you have come long,
long way? Huh. That's so good closely the original yea

(01:03:46):
like they respected it, yes, oh man, and they think
about the money these guys made. Yeah, beat up yeah.
Oh b Dub is probably do you know chilling his
house in Kentucky? Big screen gets a call. He's like
Brooks and Dunner cover. Okay, I got two more all
red from Blake Shelton and Nobody. Song was originally recorded
by George Jones in nineteen ninety. Here the Warden Seebohn,

(01:04:14):
I give you one more lean rhymes. Blue Damn was that?
Patsy Blue was released in nineteen fifty eight by Bill Mack,
who was a songwriter and country artist, and he won
a Grammy Award at Night for Best Country Song because

(01:04:36):
when she won it, he won it. Wow, I gotta
hear this. Here you go from nineteen fifty eight Bill Mack.
Oh lonesome, that's cool. Huh. Well, technology has made the
sound better. It's weird hearing seeing hearing a guy singing

(01:04:59):
nineteen fifty eight, though this is not even the sixties.
That's cool anyway. I love that stuff. I'm a nerd
from music. How much is the Powerball tonight? H A
nice little summer seven hundred and fifty million dollars? Really, yeah,

(01:05:22):
that sounds pretty good to make you spend more money?
Or do you just make sure to play? I spend
a little bit more money. It gets my interest a
little bit more invested. And you got to bet money
to win money, you know what I'm saying. And that
what they say. Yeah, the dolls are so bad though,
so bad, but if they're better if you play, then
if you don't play, well, this will be they're saying,
maybe the third biggest of all time. Yeah. Here, do

(01:05:45):
you want to hear what people who won the other ones?
They could be good people. Number five they won six
hundred and fifty six million dollars. They're from Illinois. They
claim two hundred and eighteen million of that and in Maryland,
where lottery winners are allowed to remain an anonymous, the
three school employees who won it claimed under the name
the Three Amigos. So we don't know much except the

(01:06:09):
anonymous the three amigos who won. I bet you everybody
there knows though. Oh yeah, because they used to work
at the school. Yeah, all of a sudden Caftio. Sally's
driving a lambo number for sure, Number four here on
the six hundred and eighty seven million dollars. This is
twenty eighteen, so last year it was a pair of

(01:06:31):
winners in Iowa. In New York and Iowa. The winner
was a fifty one year old grandmother fifty ones young.
Though for a grandmother, she chose a lump seyment, a
lump payment of one hundred ninety million dollars. Wow, can
you imagine? She nearly lost her winning ticket. She later
appeared on TV with Ellen and announced that she wouldn't
need half a million dollars to to veterans. So but

(01:06:51):
she like lost her ticket for a minute, all right,
Number three winning seven hundred and fifty eight point seven
million dollars. This is Mays of Chickapee, Massachusetts, claimed the ticket.
She is the only one who won this one. You
see what I'm saying, Like all these small towns, that's
why you have to drive to small towns. She lumps
some four hundred and eighty millions after taxes. One of

(01:07:14):
the things she'd after winning was tell her employee, Mercy
Medical Center, that she was quitting after working there for
thirty two years she had. I called him and told
him I would not be coming back. Yeah. And then
she bought the whole town of Chickapee. Yeah probably, I
don't know if that's a good investment way. She bought
him a last she bought the whole towns that the
whole town number two, winning one point five billion dollars.

(01:07:39):
The winner of last year's huge drawing took a lot
of time to come for. We talked about it on
the show because they just weren't coming forward. The anonymous
winner because South Carolina is one of the winners that
allows you to be anonymous. Finally claimed their winnings earlier
this month. But we do know about the winner, as
they chose the cash option one time payment of eight
hundred and seventy eight million dollars. Okay, it's the single

(01:08:03):
biggest payout to a single lottery winner in US history.
I mean, you have to buy your own bank for that,
and they can't keep all that money in there. Wow,
And here's the biggest one one point five eight six
billion dollars. The winners were John and Lisa Robinson of Tennessee,
Maureen Smith and David Cott Smith in Florida, and Marvin
and may Acosta in California. So the one point five

(01:08:23):
billion is split three ways, okay, and I think they
all took three hundred and twenty seven million dollars. Oh
that's just terrible. The Robinson the winning ticket was one
of the four they bought at a grocery store. They
told the Today's Show, like we bought four tickets. They
opt to take the lump sum. They remained anonymous for months,
but at least the statement saying they were thankful for
the quote rare gift that has been placed in our care. Wow. Yeah.

(01:08:44):
And if you take the cash payout tonight four hundred
and sixty five million dollars, I bet it jumps a
little bit too. Oh it's gonna go because people are
gonna be buying tickets like crazy. You say like, oh,
he don't do this. You know we're gonna win. But
you read stories like that and you're like, how can
we not? But do you know why stories like that
come out? Because the people that are doing a lottery
want you to think, how can we know? Thank God?
But I mean, somebody's gonna win. Here's the thing. If

(01:09:07):
you're playing for entertainment and it's worth that entertainment value,
then have fun, Like if it's worth the dollar to
watch TV and experience at rush, that is what you're
playing for entertainment, not to win, not to win, because
you're gonna be different. How many times you've been let
down Lunchbox? Oh I can't even tell you how many
because I've been playing since I was eighteen years old.
Every time. How are you now thirty seven? Young thirty seven?

(01:09:30):
A young thirty seven to be thirty eighth? Yep, there
you have good luck everybody. Man, I cannot wait to win.
Don't forget the lotteries. Tonight Lunchbox is geeking out because
it's seven hundred million dollars or so. Who I saw
that in the news. Also saw Lanis Moore set was
having another baby. She's forty four years old. She put

(01:09:52):
up Instagram photo that she's have another baby. So good
for a Lantis Moore Set. Man. I was such an
Atlantis fan for like three years. When that je I
Got a Little Pill record came out, it was the
biggest thing it was in America. And this song will
come on and you'd be like, she has a point
every line. Yeah, that's so good. Atlantis, which was so good.

(01:10:18):
The rumber was the song was about Dave Coyer uncle Joey,
but they because they dated. They're both Canadian. Apparently all
Canadians date, but she says it's not that they did date.
How about this one anyway, Congratulations Pour and Morgan. Number

(01:10:43):
two didn't get to experience this. She's twenty five, so
she doesn't get to experience mass appeal because even the
biggest pop artists now are nothing in the mass appeal
to what they were because of just there's so many
channels now ways to get music. Like right now, biggest
pop arts probably are in a gone day. You walked
picture down the street, people aren't gonna know you took
Britney Spears in nineteen ninety nine. Couldn't walk down this

(01:11:04):
everybody know, everybody would know who it was. Um, you
know eighties, Michael Jackson, the seventies, the Beatles, Yeah, early seventies,
early seven Yeah, I mean, oh yeah, that's CD. I
used to like shut the door in my room and
play it Atlantis. Yeah it's angry at Like, yeah, I
didn't even know what I was angry about. Do you

(01:11:25):
know these songs? I know the songs, but I'm like
I don't know what these people look like. You don't
know what a Lantis Moore set looks like? No, like
I would, I wouldn't recognize them, but I know they're songs.
If I showed you three pictures, you wouldn't know which
one was Landismore set. I know you can try like
I might. But coming to mind right now, I have
no idea what she looks like. What do you think
she likes? What color hair? Shore? Brown hair? No? Yeah,

(01:11:49):
he's never had a short. That's crazy. Well there you haven't, folks,
kids know the darnedest thing. What's up today? Amy, I'm
looking at a picture of four women. Oh, one of
them happens to be Atlantis? More so interesting A cool
number two? Which one do you think is Atlantis? There
are four pictures? Had they all kind of look a

(01:12:10):
light but still one of them? But I mean, you
know which one's Atlantis? All right? Uh? It's one of
the two in the middle. Maybe pick one Morgan number two?
Go ahead, the one the top the middle left, Mike,
is that more is Atlantis? I don't know? Some girl friend?
Who is it? Okay? So I don't know who these

(01:12:33):
people are? Which so that's not her? Which one second
when you thinks Atlantis, the one right next to her
on the right, this one light very close. Wow. She
kind of looks a little bit like Jenna Kramer. Yeah,
a little bit long brown hair. Yeah, Amy, what's up
with you? Oh? Um? I think today I have a
lash appointment maybe, and so that'll take up a chunk

(01:12:56):
of time. That's when I take my nap, my nap
for the week. That's my te yes, because well, and
she's my friends. We like to talk. But since we're friends,
like I can literally lay down and be like, hey, Amy,
you know, it's one of those days I gotta just sleep,
and so I get in my hour nap if I
need it, and I think I need it today lunch,
I got two work appearances from noon to two and
then four to six at Planet Fitness, So two grand openings.

(01:13:19):
I'm busy all day. Yeah, look at this guy. Now,
No nap, I'll take. I'll nap for you exactly nap,
and I may nap in my car in between the two.
Oh you'll do that. Yeah, Oh, napping in your car
is so great. What have you never napped in your car?
I have Walmart parking lot. Yeah, out, what about you
been a while. I have a funeral. Yeah, so I'm

(01:13:39):
gonna go there and then I'm gonna fly over to
New York. I've got it. Um, we'll be on the
air tomorrow. Then I do it a satellite TV tour
where you just sit in a chair and then oh,
we used to get those in the news. You just
look at the camera and they're like, all right, Bobby,
you're gonna go talk to Walks the Hatchee Texas. And
then you go on the anchors like, hey, Bobby, we're
here with the Walks Hatchie. Now tell me about American

(01:14:01):
And then you go over and Bob, we're gonna go
over to a Sacramento now. And you just sit in
the same chair and you don't see them, and you
just answer questions and they go to the next person. No, bones,
be careful. This is where people get busted where they
think they're off and then they get busted saying like
Idio's moke member of that. Yeah, they will keep you on.
I don't. I'll be good for me. I think that. OK. Hey,
well then go go I go crazy. I don't say
bad things though, like but just say something at the

(01:14:23):
anchor like she was hot. You know what I mean,
I don't see them. She's single, I mean anything. Oh,
you don't see them? All right, Thank you guys. See tomorrow.
Appreciate you, Dustin Lynch and tomorrow morning you're gonna be good. Right.
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