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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, The Bones post show pre show. Hey guys,
thanks for hanging out, thanks for being here on the
podcast or watching on Facebook. We're at the house today
and still I guess the roads are all good now.
My driveways still full eyes. We got in late last
night and we didn't have time to cook, so we
order some food and the guy was like, spend it

(00:20):
on the driveway. I was embarrassed that brought food over.
Oh I like, sorry, dude, I know sucked, but it's
we're getting there. I think about Wednesday, like tomorrow Wednesday
here where we are to pubenty sixty five degrees, thank goodness,
which is crazy, but it'll still be too wet to
go play golf, right, I haven't played in months, months,

(00:41):
and I would just like to. I need to have
some you know, we're make Kaitlin and I have been
in negotiations. Do you answer that I don't know? Got it?
Go outead, go into it. Amy's phones ringing, We'll wait
for you answer. Announced hang up that you lose it
called the right back. If it's important, it's the post show.

(01:05):
We're all friends here, sure it could be important. Yeah, anyway.
Caitlyn's big on work life balance I've never really had that.
I've always been work work balance, which work am I
not a balance by the way, which is not right.
And I can feel myself, like in my bones, getting
exhausted at times where I'm just going, oh, my favorite

(01:29):
thing when I get rejuvenated is this radio show. It's
the most fun thing. But all the traveling on the
weekend starts to crush me. And so she's like, all right,
here's a new plan after this. This is what I
would suggest. She's right. If I do a week on
a to have a week off, or if I do
two weeks on, I take two weeks off of the weekends,
not the show, which is fair. Yeah, the weekends. Yeah,
that's what makes it hard when you're seven days a week.

(01:50):
I would did like thirty nine days in a row
the other last month. Yeah, So so what are you
going to do? Have two more episodes of Breaking by Bones.
I'm done shooting the whole season. It's taking almost six months.
So two more episodes shoot, and then I have I'm
not on American Idol yet. I think they had episode
two last night, and I wasn't able to make the
first part of the series because of my show and
so Hollywood Week, I'm there for like a few episodes

(02:11):
and have to start going back and taping. But after
American Idol, we're like, all right, new plan in store
for our lives? After though, what that's like? What into me? Okay?
Which is great? What is it? Summertime? February twenty second,
great March April? Three more months of going absolutely hard
because I've had some medical issues that I haven't talked

(02:31):
about on the show yet, and she's like, we should
chill out a little bit. And as hard as it
is for me because in my career, I don't know
how new you are to the show or not, but
for most of this run, I've been struggling for anybody
to listen to me or get on anything. You know.
I wasn't someone who was living in LA or New York.

(02:53):
So for me to finally start to get really cool jobs,
it's like, all right, let's go. Don't want to stop
because I'll never offer them too many again. And that's
really kind of the the stalemateish situation where I'm like,
I can't not work because I'm finally getting jobs, and
then she's like, well, you're going to explode. So we've
got to find some middle ground. But we're finding it.

(03:13):
We're doing better with it. I'm doing better with accepting
she's right and mostly what it is. That's good. It's
a big step. That is a big step. And he's back. Yeah,
it's important. No, it's good. Were they selling you some uh?
What when your your car? Actually it's been expired. Oh yeah,
what's it called your warranty? Are you good? Yeah? I'm good. Okay,
was it for you? Did you need to answer it?

(03:35):
I could but it. Yes, but it'll be fine. You
know when we did those blood it's twenty sixteen. You
and I did what we're allergic to. Yeah. Do we
give blood for that food sensitivities? Yeah? We mailed our
blood off who Okay, yeah, we were It's not I
don't know that it's the best thing, but we put
our blood in the mail and sent it somewhere. We

(03:58):
took you you can still do it, but we took
this foods instivity tests. And my stomach has been killing
me for months. I either have you used bathroom all
the time or I don't go for days? And he
was like, you could be eating something right, Like what
is it that your body is not? And so I
pulled up that thing from twenty and sixteen, which who
knows if my body is still allergic to the same things.
But I remember looking at yours and there were a few,

(04:18):
and then looking at mine and it was like a book.
It was like Warren Peace of how many things I
was allergic to and so sensitive too. Yeah, yeah, but
my severe ones have their severe there's you're extremely sensitive
to this, and there's moderate, right, But it's like all
the stuff I eat all the time, and so we
saw it last night, and coffee is one of them.

(04:38):
And I don't drink coffee, but I do have espresso shots.
And then there's black tea, so I don't have coffee.
I have black tea for some caffeine in the morning.
Same thing, extremely food sensitive to it. So I had
a whole Red Bull this morning, sugar free. But that's
probably in different ways worse for me than the other.
It's not that's on. You can have a good probably

(04:59):
didn't test that, of course not. I can't have in
real food, but I can't have tuna, I can't have
sweet potatoes, I can't have kale. It's a dude, that's
like super healthy stuff that you can't have, So I'm
gonna do another one. We're gonna order another kit online.
I don't have, we don't have a client that does that,
so this is an endorsement. I don't know what we're ordering,
but we're gonna retake that test and if not, I
gotta go to the doctor. I figure this out. Yeah,

(05:22):
they do elimination. Eddie did that for some days. It's
all elimination for me. No huh, you mean just eat nothing? No, oh,
go to the bathroom, the elimination process. No, no, no,
no no. But Eddie, didn't you do the elimination diet
for your leg? Yeah? He was trying to figure out
what foods would give it. It's it's it takes a
lot of commitment to do that, though, and it almost

(05:43):
seems like too when you too do tests like this.
It's always the foods that you love. Like it's always like, oh,
you can't have everything that you eat And if they
told me to cut sugar. That's my favorite thing. It's
probably the number one thing. It's my favorite and it's
the thing's gonna kill us all, but it's my favorite thing.
I love it so much. It doesn't matter cookies, cakes,
ice cream, It all, but I'm just always feeling like

(06:05):
this always. I cannot shake that part. So anyway, I
gotta figure that out. Everything's good with you, though, Yeah,
I don't. I don't know which tests are accurate or not,
so I haven't. I started eating some of the stuff
that was even on my severe. I'm fine. I don't know.

(06:30):
I'm like, I was scared of blueberries for a while
because blueberries were on my SEVERE, and then now I'm
I just like, listen to my body. I eat the
blueberries and then yeah, if I feel discomfort, then I'm like, oh,
then maybe the blueberries were okay for me. But that
list just made me way too restrictive. I stay so
bloated sometimes sometimes I can eat in the morning and
eat the wrong stuff and I'm just not hungry for

(06:51):
another Day's definitely your I'm just like, I'll eat lunch
sometimes and it's eight o'clock dinner and can I was like,
are we gonna eat? And I'm like, I'm not hungry
and I don't feel good. So anyway, dealing with not
a big thing. Two things I want to mention. One,
speaking of dieting eddies, Now he's got an end date

(07:12):
on his diet. Yes, how much weight do you think
you've lost? Oh? I guess I'm probably about what fifteen pounds,
sixteen pounds, So my my end goal is one seventy
and I'm about one sixty three right now. Oh, you're
gonna lose thirteen more pounds. No, no no, no, no, that's
he can go back up. Oh did I say one

(07:32):
sixty three? I meant once. Yeah, I'm at one seventy
three and I want to be at one seventy. I
don't even know what I said. You need three more pounds,
three more pounds, and I want to do it by
the end of this week. Okay, don't put that's pressure
on yourself to lose three pounds. And you can lose
three pounds of water weight, but ain't no way three pounds.
I think I lost that like the first week of
my diet. Yeah, because because I've been kind of at

(07:53):
a stale of like losing pounds at one seventy three.
I've been at one seventy three for about two weeks now.
But you plateau. I didn't know that any thing in
muscle gain, in weight loss, there's obviously your body starts
to be acclimated to your process and you start to
plateau at that's what's happening right now with me. Yes,
So what's the deal. So I'm gonna have to start
working out a little bit to lose this three pounds.

(08:15):
So I'm just gonna do some pushups and crunches and hey,
prison workouts are great too. What is that? Hey, well,
it's what you can do while you're in prison. No. No, like,
push ups you can do in your cell. Oh okay, yeah,
crunches you can do like what's the one where you
lean on your elbows and your feet and your plan
I want to plank like a mother. Yeah, you can
prison work out and get pretty bulky. Okay, but I

(08:37):
need to do it by the end of this week
because we're getting fitted for suits. You're not going to
lose three pounds by the end of this week. Bones.
I was averaging two and a half pounds a week.
If if I were you, I would be a couple
pounds heavier than you want to be for the wedding.
So they can take it in if they have to. Oh,
but this is where I want to stay until your
wedding at least. Okay. Yeah, I feel like you don't

(08:59):
believe me. I think it's just hard to maintain until
we had this wedding. I think I can do it
because honestly, like, we had a couple of birthdays this
month and we had cake and everything sitting there and
I was like, I want it. I think if you
add exercise, you can do it. What just maintained? Wait,
I just met. I just met exercise this week. I
didn't mean like forever. Okay, I'm done with this. Kaylyn

(09:20):
de Damy's podcast, by the way, yeah, will come out
on Thursday. How do you It was really good. She
did all four things with me, and she was nervous
about because she hasn't done anything like that, like gonna
been a guest somewhere. I've pulled her onto things, but
and I'm just like, hey, what do you think about this?
But she was kind of nervous going over there. Yeah,
but she did great. So I think that people are
really gonna enjoy it. We covered such a variety of

(09:41):
things that I think it'll be interesting for people. Also,
they can get a chance to just get to know
her on you know, a different level than just what
did you guys talk about? I mean, well, so it's
a four things podcast. So I cover four different things,
but inside the things, I had her do four things
to break get down for her, because yeah, she was
a little bit nervous. So in sixteen things, yes, but

(10:05):
the categories were interesting, like the In the first thing,
I had her share four things she's learned from therapy,
which was a way to break it down for her,
and then four things she's thankful for, and then four
of her favorite TV shows to recommend right now, and
then four favorite things Bobby does for you every day
and well, I will say you were maybe one of
the things she was thankful for. And then then she

(10:27):
shared four of her favorite recipes and Eddie, your fajitas
made the list. Really, that's legit. Yeah, so yeah, it's
it's a lot, but it's really I think it's really good.
Maybe on Thursday, four Things with Amy Brown, husband of
the Year man go to the grocery store and a
snowstorm to get his wife some corn dogs. She really
wanted corn dogs. Do you see this? No, by the way,

(10:51):
the storm was just awful in most places. It was
awful here and it wasn't as bad here as it was,
you know with our friends down in Texas, because they
do listen, we are not equipped for this. But in
Tennessee it's a little more moderate, so we're kind of
equipped for it. In Austin, where we all are from
where we came from, there's no equipment. I rarely have.

(11:11):
The system isn't ready for it, because yeah, it never happens.
The two largest grocery store chains in Saint Louis were
closed due to snow. The news went out and interview
people trying to get to the grocery store before it closed.
Here's a truck driver who now some people are calling
husband of the year. This is from k s DK
news in Saint Louis. One of the people making a
quick dash inside. Truck driver Tom Cavns. My wife wanted

(11:34):
some corn dogs for dinner, so Doug the car out
of snow to grab some corn dogs for the snow.
Like this was nothing new to me. Really corn dogs,
baby way, it's not about the corn dogs. Let's not
get twisted that it's about the corn dog. He isn't
about even are happy and he did it. And he
did it, that's for sure. Okay, Amy, what's anything from you?
I was just thinking about my poor in laws. We

(11:55):
went to Saint Louis the weekend the storm rolled in
and they went there to be with us. It was
just for two days and then we were able to
drive home, but they were going back to Texas anyway.
They got stuck in Saint Louis a full week. They
just left Saint Louis like two days ago, like they
were just in a hotel room in Saint Louis. Couldn't

(12:16):
get back to Texas. And I felt so bad. Yeah,
it was all like, hey, let's all meet in Saint
Louis and yeah, then they got stuck. So did you
learn anything from the snowstorm? Oh? Yeah, like, well, because
we had to drive back because our flights were canceled,
we anytime because it was a nine hour drive in

(12:38):
pretty severe weather. At some points and my husband kept
making sure that the tank was full, and I thought,
why why are we stopping so much for gas? This
is taking so much longer, And he said, look, if
we were to get stranded on the side of the road,
we want to be stranded with a full tank. Because
how do you think when you hear stories of people
that were able to survive, you can have opportunities to

(13:00):
turn your car on for a little bit get some heat,
then turn it off and can serve, then turn it
back on. He's like, if you're at a quarter of
a tank almost empty, you're not gonna be It's not
as safe for you to be out in these conditions.
So basically every time we saw a gas station we
were filling up. But I thought he's right. So now
new way thinking for this girl. I normally write it

(13:21):
till empty, and I'm like, you know what if I
get strained in one day, I'm gonna have a full
tank of gas. I got snacks in the back way
back to where I can't even reach back and get
them in case I get hungry. It's got to be
like in a lockbox in the trunk area, like back
in the hatch, and put that in there in this hole.
Like it made me want to have a survival thing,
because yeah, as we were driving, I saw cards is

(13:42):
just sliding off on the side of the road, stuck,
and I'm like, I don't want that to be me,
or I want to be a Tell me something good.
He's not a bone head, right, tell me some good
or a bone head. There you go. I might keep
it to the middle and then fill it back up
and not because so much of getting stranded, but if
you can and you're sitting in traffics, there's an accident

(14:04):
in the interstate and you're sitting there for hours. When
we're driving to Chattanooga this weekend, a truck and it
wasn't ice related, but you get in the mountains, it
had fallen off the highway. There was half in the woods,
half on the interstate. So we sat there for hour
and a half two hours. Now, if you're sitting there
and you have no gas, trouble, you die. You're just
adding to the problem. And how the heck do you

(14:25):
go get gas? Yeah, it's no good. You gotta get
in one of the cars. But yeah, I go to
half a tank and then I go, okay, I gotta
fill this up. For the same reason, I'm not as
hardcore about it as your husband. Yeah, I mean that
it's it's smart. It's the way to think. I mean,
but he's lived in places like Colorado where that is
something you have to you know, I grew up in Texas.

(14:45):
There was not always severe weather, which is why what's
happening there right now is so crazy. In Austin, but
I guess once you live somewhere that it's cold, you
kind of or can have extreme weather like that, you
start to be prepared. Pimp and Joy was on the
Weather Channel. I know I didn't get to see a picture,
but somebody you did, okay, man interview. What was it? Yeah,

(15:07):
it was someone in like Leander Flugerville. Yeah, I just
got an email about it from someone that saw it,
and then we tagged me in it too. I didn't
see it live. Ah, and so the email just said,
you know you've made it when you're on the National
Leather Channel. So the woman was wearing a Pimp and
Joy shirt and then she said out loud. I guess
they asked her what she was out doing, and she said,

(15:29):
I'm just out here trying to pimp some joy or something.
It's so cool. Which, by the way, our Texas Forever
is going towards Pimp and Joy, all going toward well wait, yeah,
we need to talk about that, but you can but
Texas Forever that line. You can go to Bobby Bones
dot com and find that line. But it's going towards
the folks in Texas right now that are dealing with this.

(15:49):
If it's crazy electric bills, if it's food if it's
water or whatever it is, it's what it's going to go.
And we're trying to turn it over as fast as possible.
That's the key, too, is the quick turnover, because if
we held it for three months, that's not gonna help.
That's that gonna help, right, Like our goal is always
what can we do? How fast can we do it?
How fast can we get the money to the people
that need it? Start over to it again? So I

(16:10):
will put the link up for the The Texas Forever
up at Bobby bones dot com. Let me mention one
other thing. I got a couple of interviews I gotta
do off off air. But The Real World is reuniting
the original cast season one for Paramount Plus, which is
going to be their streaming service. Hey, Lunchbucks, what's happening? Like?

(16:31):
Is it like The Real World again? Yeah? They're going
to live in the same loft in New York City,
and I guess it's gonna be like a six episode
special and I can't freaking wait, Like it's gonna be
the all the original that old school I'm talking like, yeah, yeah,
I'm talking. They're probably fifty five years old by now.
It feels like but it's gonna be incredible. Anybody famous

(16:52):
from this group, Eric Nice I think is in there,
but I think he's the I don't know famous, no, no,
not famous. If you're asked, are they bringing their kids
with him or anything like, that's a good question. I
mean that then i'd get really interesting, like everyone I'm
sure has family. Now I don't think though. I think
it's just the actual real world. Like the people that
were on the show. They're gonna live in the same
loft and they're gonna do a little six episode deal.

(17:15):
And I mean, real world just keeps on ticking, guys,
it just will not It's the it's the thing that
brought us reality TV. That's what you don't understand. Remember
that nobody that no, everyone gives it the credit. There
you guys, our real world so stupid, grow up? No,
we doubt. We have never said that the challenge. You

(17:36):
tell me I'm ridiculous. Everybody tells me I'm too old
to watch. But I'm just telling you. It created reality.
It creates this villain type relationship with us. We've never
said it's all so stupid. You always tell me I'd
be dumb for him wanting to go on yes, if
to leave, Yes, we have said that. I've said that
to leave this show to go be on the Real
World will be dumb. Absolutely, I've said that. Yeah. But

(17:58):
and I said back in the day, I would have
changed my life. I would have gone on Real World.
It'd have been great, right, and I would have lived
a different life. But yeah, So I cannot wait for
March and I can. I need to get Paramount. Plus
I wonder if it will be on the regular Paramount
because I have that on my TV. I found out
what the Yellowstone is. Gosh, I cannot wait. I'll leave
you with this fun fact. Ray You may want to

(18:18):
pull this up for me if you don't mind. Remember
the song Everybody Dance Now Gonna make You Sweat from
CNC Music Factor. Everybody Dance Now? Remember that song? Yes,
C and C Music Factory. Everybody Dance Now as being
searched for right now for Raymundo. I'm not in the
same room with him, so let me know when you

(18:40):
find it, Raymondo, I may have to play it from YouTube. Okay, Hey,
whatever it takes. You mean, pop station doesn't have the
poppiest hit of all time there it is. Come on,
so now Raymundo, would you pull up it's raining men
from the weather girls, even if it's just the hook,
because I'm sure we may have that as a hook somewhere.

(19:02):
You know, it's raining minute everybody, It's right, I'm asking
a lot of them right now. Okay, hear that? Okay?
What are they have in common? I was asking you
guys here, everybody dance now? It's raindom man, everybody dance now.

(19:27):
I don't, I don't know. I have no idea. Man,
I don't gonna sound the same clapping clapping. No, that
wouldn't be a go ahead? Play? Will you play everybody
dance now again? Okay? Is the same girl, same lead singer? Okay, okay.
The big controversy was what sanc Munifactory. The girl who

(19:50):
sang this song was not in the video. They had
another girl lips thinking to it who sang other parts,
but they kept her out. Her name was Martha Wash
and multiple bands screwed over. She sang everybody. She sang
everybody dancing. I was a demo. They ended up using
that track on the real one. She's the same lead
singer of hits the Rain and Men. Yeah, I hear

(20:10):
that now, isn't that crazy? I thought I thought it
was crazy. Yeah, she was jobbed out of a bunch
of money, Martha Wash. She was in the weather Girl
CNC Music Factory. She sang, rady have a song in
there from black Box. Then I gotta go because I
get it this um interview I when I do for
COVID or Leaf in Arkansas. But this was also another lawsuit.

(20:36):
Listen to what that one too. But there's a girl
that sings in this Yeah, trying to think which she says, Well,
you're about to find out it may cut off. It's
a corrupted file. Corrupt files anyway, sand girls, they cheat
her out of a bunch of money. Than dude, she's
on everything. Yeah, I mean she's on there now, but

(21:00):
there's lawsuits galore. Yeah, anyway, by fact this song. Let
hope you guys enjoyed the podcast of today's show, see
tomorrow by running also What's Happened to Friends? Glad you

(21:31):
guys could hop in be a part of the show
back for another week. Morning Studio Morning, Where do we start?
I'm always curious about caffeine because if I start to
drink stuff with caffeine, because caylen will make me like
an espresso shot, and I hate the taste of it.
But she'll do a little fruit fruit things too. She'll
do like a little bit of honey, a little bit
of sugar. But it's so gross to me, but I

(21:53):
do it. And then if I stop doing it, I
start to get headaches. And then in the evening sometimes
if I'm dragging and I'm like, man, I could do
she use a little bit of caffe and I go,
I don't want to take any caffeine because I'll never
be able to sleep at night. Right, that's generally how
we feel about it. Like in the morning, it wakes
us up. At night, it'll keep us awake. Right, here's
this story. A new study found caffeine might not keep

(22:14):
you awake at night, but in exchange for that, caffeine
might be altering our brain for far worse things. Whence
I'm loose, I'm right, helo, what's the worst thing? Okay,
So most people believe that coffee late will keep you up. However,
here's the weird thing about coffee. To me, it tastes
so bad. Why would you ever drink decalf when people

(22:34):
want decaf? I'm like, you don't even get the good
from it. You only want the bad, which is the taste. Amy,
do you like decaf coffee? Yeah, in the afternoon if like,
we do a latte with them whole milk, and it's
a whole thing. Sometimes if it's too late, I'll get
it with decaf because you like the taste, Yeah, I
enjoyed the feel. It's probably something more of a comfort thing,

(22:56):
like I've gotten used to it. So these researchers say
that regular caffeine consumption does not disrupt sleep quality, but
it can alter the structure of the brain connected to memory.
If it's coffee, cola, energy drinks, that caffeine is we
consume so much of it that if you start to go,
my brain's not clicking right, I'm not remembering things like

(23:19):
it's probably because caffeine. But also they say it doesn't
affect sleep that much, so it's up to you which
one do you want to take the good with the bad?
There so they say, hey, listen, we did all this
stuff and it does not result in poor sleep. If
you drink caffeine later at night, Amy, if you drink
coffee in the evening, do you think you really stay
awake or do you think that you're just telling yourself that,
so then you end up doing it. Yeah, I have
no idea for me. If it's plusbo, I just avoid

(23:40):
it all together. I don't even want to play that game.
My husband can drink coffee all day long. It doesn't
bother him at all. He can also fall straight to sleep.
But that I don't even want to risk it. Okay,
here's the challenge. I'm gonna give all our listeners. Drink
coffee about six pm. Well, because I need a large
study group here, drink coffee just this week past six

(24:02):
pm and see if you're still falling asleep normally. Try
not to freak yourself out by going, oh, had coffee,
so I'm gonna be awake. But try to drink coffee
every every night this week and see if it's really
affecting you, and we'll do our own study. Good idea. Yeah, see,
and we don't have to do it, just our listeners
like that. I don't like coffee so much anybody. They

(24:23):
do talk about though, the more caffeine you drink, like
they see your brain matter, like your white cells in
your brain and the gray matter in your brain actually
start to get flushted. Oh that's so weird. We don't
even know it's affecting us. Really, we have no idea.
It's the good news countdown, counting down the biggest good
news stories across the last let's go. I got the

(24:45):
good news for you. A homeless guy in Hawaii stole
a bunch of tools from a construction site, but then
went back three days later to apologize, so the owner
gave him a job. Here's the owner talking about it.
He was very apologized. He was, you know, Sarah, I'll
work it off. I'll do whatever. And you know, somewhere
in that conversation, the moment changed and I was looking

(25:07):
at him. I was like, no, I don't want you to
to work it off. We really want to find a
place for him to lay his head at night, legitimate place.
And you know that guy's really working because you're here
in the background. Like he didn't even walk away from
his job site to do that interview. I like that.
Here's the next one. The oldest person in Europe just
beat the virus. A nun in France named Lucille tested

(25:29):
positive on January sixteenth. She just celebrated her one hundred
and seventeenth birthday. Wow, that's so old. That's so old. Wow,
that's awesome that she's still alive. Period. Wow. A seventy
seven year old couple in Las Vegas named Dennis and
Diane Reynolds recently got married again fifty five years after

(25:50):
they split up. They got married listen to this in
nineteen sixty one and divorced four years later. But it
never got ugly, So you're talking about nineteen sixty five
or so, they were like, Okay, we're done. Then they
got back in touch about a year and a half ago,
started dating again, and they got remarried on November eleventh,
which was also their original wedding date fifty nine years ago.

(26:14):
How crazy is that? Come on? A guy named Isaiah
Garcia asked his homeless guy what he could do to
bring a smile to his face, and so the man said, hey,
I need some basic supplies. And this is the moment
that he delivered those supplies. I got you a blanket.
I got you a tent, brother, I know you needed
a tent, right you got that smile? I see it already,

(26:36):
food bro. I'm also gonna give you two hundred dollars.
Oh god, yeah, thank you, thank you. This is one
of the best days of my life. That's cool, huh.
A doctor in Massachusetts named Ben Moore started a program
where hospital workers who are fully vaccinated can sign up
to spend their time sitting with COVID patients so they

(26:57):
don't have to fight the virus alone. He got about
fifty people doing it already, and he wants to expand
it to other hospitals around the country. It's almost like
the Big Brother program, like you can go and be
with someone who can't be with anyone. That's pretty cool.
Good News Countdown got a couple of emails here, Let's
open up the mailbag Bobbies Mailbag. Hello, Bobby and Show.

(27:21):
I need some advice, but I'd like to stay anonymous.
I'm a college student taking virtual classes and there's this
girl in my class, so I think it's really pretty.
I'd like to get to know her. However, since I
don't see her in person, I don't know what to
do to not come off as creepy. I do have
her group me from a previous class. Any advice would

(27:42):
be appreciated. Thanks for what you guys do. Anonymous college student.
So basically, he wants to flort it with her, but
he doesn't want to come off as creepy and he
can't see her in person, right, right, Okay, what would
I do in this situation if I'm in a virtual class,
This is what I would do. At first, I would see,
if you know, is it a small clas where everybody
has to talk at times? I would wait for her

(28:05):
to talk, and then I would send her message like hey,
that's really good, that's a good point, and open up.
The key is to opening up some sort of communication
because once that that crack in the doors there, you
can then go and ask other questions, to do other
stuff and start flirting. It's just finding out how to
talk to her initially, the same thing it can be
a girl with a guy. What I would recommend is

(28:26):
if it's a small class and she ever rests a
talking class, find that moment where she talked, and you
get sid her a little side chat, be like, hey,
that's a great question I was wondering the same thing
like and then she replies and it's like, hey, do
you struggle with this or or if that doesn't work,
you could actually hit her up and it's a it's
a little boulder, but hit her up on Instagram and

(28:49):
sign her DM to be like, hey, we take this
class together. If she doesn't know who you are, and
say do you have so and so? Do you have
any notes from this? If you do, I'd be awesome.
And again she'll reply she doesn't feel actually being hit on,
and that opens a line of communication. It's just all
about finding that little glimmer and you'll know quickly if
she doesn't wantnything to do with you, you will. So

(29:11):
that would be my advice. Amy, anything you'd like to
say to that, I don't know. Is there a way
people are studying together virtually? Or you gotta get there though? Right?
You gotta get to ask her that if she wants
to study together, you got to find a way to
do that first. I don't think you can just go
kool aid man into it and be like, let's study together. Okay,
not like that, But I was thinking like if I,

(29:32):
like in college, I started dating a guy after he
talked to me in class one day, and I'm so
glad he just decided to go for it and talk
to me and then it. So I was thinking similarly,
he could just go for it and ask her something like, hey,
you want to study together. I'm actually really good at
this I could, I could help you with it, or

(29:54):
you don't understand it, you need okay, okay, flip it,
flip it, you don't understand even if you do, and
then she can help you or something. Well, that's my
point with the second one. You can just go into
the DMS. That's the bolder way of just communicating for
no reason whatsoever and just say do you have notes
for this? That way, you don't have to play dumb
and be a person you're not, and you don't have
to insult her and say she's dumb either. Yeah, because

(30:17):
that Both of those are risky situations, but that's my advice. Yeah,
find that path to the first step of communication, and
then ladder that thing one wrong at a time until
you get to the top and the top of the
marriage with kids, so you might not get to the top,
but one wrong at a time. All right, there's that one.
Let's open up the mailbag again. Here we go, Bobbies mailbag,

(30:39):
Bobby Bones. I'm getting married in September and my fiance
will be entering via boat to the ceremony. It's pretty cool, huh,
he really wants I'm on a boat by the Lonely
Island to be playing while he enters. But if you've
heard that song, even the clean version, doesn't seem appropriate
to be playing in front of our grandparents and guests.

(30:59):
It's his day two and I want him to have
a say so, so should I let him do it?
If not, you have any song recommendations that would be
good for the entrance? Thanks Bethany and Florida. So as
I answered this, be thinking of water songs, he could
come into amy Eddie lunch parts. Well, here's what I
would say. I say, you and I'm going through similar

(31:21):
situations now because we're organizing planning a wedding and by wee,
Caitlin's doing most of the work. I try. I'm dumb.
I have bad ideas. I know they're bad ideas too,
But this is what I would say. I would say,
you go to him when you say, honey, babe, I
think it's a funny song. I love it, But do

(31:42):
you really want to play this song out loud, even
the clean version when my grandparents are going to be there?
Your grandparents, Like, if you would take a half a
step back and change, that would be great. If you
absolutely don't want to, you can do it. But I'm
just letting you know it would make me feel better.
If you did this. I think he'll come around, and
if he doesn't, you just have to live with it. Right,

(32:04):
You're right, it's his day too. But anytime I've had
a stupid idea, Kayle'll go like, hey, we'll do that,
no problem. But here are the ramifications if we do,
because I've had some really some real doozies, and I'll
be like, ah, that's a good point. I didn't think about,
you know, if we had monkeys running around what. So

(32:24):
I'm saying if you explain it to him like that,
I think he'll he'll he'll back up, but it's risky
because he might just go with that song and then
you have to go with it. Funny though, on a
boat I love that. What water songs Eddie? Did you
have written down? I had two pina coladas. It just
it just screams like I'm on a boat, we're drinking,
ready for a big celebration. And then I had Chris

(32:45):
Jansen and buy me a boat. But that makes no sense. Yeah,
it's a whole different thing. Just the word boat's end
of it. Yes, Amy, what about you? What song would
you tell him to come in on Cake by the Ocean?
WHOA like the Jonas brother guy DNC whatever it is? Well,
I don't I don't know because the ocean. Do you
know what that means? Though? Like that's a dirty song too?
Yeah it ok yeah, go ahead. Well I don't know

(33:08):
what it means, but I do think it's a fun song,
and I like entering to really fun things like okay
by the ocean, and the ocean is what is water? Okay,
anything else? Ocean front property, George, Right, cake by the
Ocean means doing it on the beach. I don't understand

(33:30):
how they came to that, but yeah I heard, Yeah
that's what I mean, That's what it means. Okay, Well,
we don't have the greatest options for you to switch to.
I mean I got the best one yet, though, what
is it? It's a big song in my life right
now and it's row Row row your boat. I don't know,
I don't know. I think two peanut coladas is interesting,
but again that's not so body tropical though. Yeah. You

(33:52):
know what I heard too in that mail bag is
is that like they're worried about grandparents. People are always
worried about what grandparents are gonna think guys grandparents were
crazy too when they were younger. They'll probably be like, hey,
that's cool deep inside. They maybe not show it with
her face. But what about Craig Morgan, Depending on how
redneck you are, redneck yacht club, redneck yacht club, great
one approach him with this, Uh, you picked a Jonas brother. No.

(34:16):
I like the song, but I don't want to. I'm
also factoring in walking out to a song. I'm factoring
that in, not just that it has to do with water. Yeah,
that's great, Barefoot, bluejee Night, Chattahoochie. Yeah. I was thinking,

(34:37):
is it an ocean or like a like a lake?
I imagine if it's Florida, it could be though either,
but I would think Florida. I don't want to do
Chattahoochie on the ocean unlast year, grow up like we did,
maybe and then it's just chattahoochie all the time. It
didn't matter. Bobbies Mail Band the latest from Nashville and Tullywood.
Morgan Number two Day Record hasn't shared his new album

(35:02):
with anyone, but he has been listening to it in
his car. I haven't really said that I would played
it for anybody yet. It's just for me. I'm still
in that I'm sell in that place where I'm playing
in my car constantly, you know, and just just to
hear it, because I always believe you really hear what
the song sounds like when you play in your car,
Carly Pierce says. Kelsey Vallerini gave her some good advice
regarding her divorce and writing songs about it. She said,

(35:25):
but what if you give voice to so many people
who think that they should be embarrassed and so shameful.
And she was like, you're coming out of a young
generation that you could make a difference. Loretta Land shared
her collaboration with Margot Price called the Ones on the Way.
The song will be on Loretta's a new album dropping
on March nineteenth. But here in Pink, the rain is

(35:47):
a fallen the boss, It is a dripping and the
kids are bolling one of them, Miss Toddling in one
is crawling Ones on the Way. I'm Morgan Numbers Heart.
It's time for the good news. Let me shout out

(36:09):
this group called Operation Finally Home because thanks to them,
a Marine Corps veteran and his family are able to
live in a home in Florida. They do this. It's
mortgage free to military heroes and the spouses of those
who have died in the line of duty. This time
Bradley Thomas and his family. They recently moved into their new,
fully furnished home. So like he served our country, he

(36:32):
four years ago was hit with a roadside bomb. It
injured him PTSD back problems. Has slowly transitioned into a
job because again he's going through a lot psychologically, physically
and obviously you know, having a home. That's a tough
thing to do, even when you are completely healthy. So
they said, hey, you served our country, so we're going

(36:53):
to serve you. So I wanted to shout out Operation
Finally Home because one of the many organizations that do this,
you know, we do, and we've been able to build
homes for heroes as well. Ammy can tell us more
about this, Emmy, because we go through homes for heroes. Yeah,
building homes for heroes. We partner with them every year
around fourth of July for Pimp and Joy and because

(37:13):
our listeners are so awesome. Yeah, we've been able to
build one, two, three veterans their houses and they're all
in their homes now and it's amazing to see the
pictures of them there. It's super cool. Full houses build
the whole thing, equip to fit their needs because they
need if they're like, for example, if they're in a wheelchair,
the house they were living in is not equipped for

(37:35):
them anymore. So, yeah, it's been pretty awesome to be
on that journey with our listeners. So shout out to
Operation Finally Home, and shout out to you guys who
have done this as well, for our heroes, for folks
who have server the military, been hurt and have come back,
and we're just lucky that you guys exist, and lucky
that you've been helping like that for so long. All right,
there you go. That's what it's all about. That was

(37:57):
tell me something good, Bob show Down. Sorry. Today, this
story comes to us from Deerfield Beach, Florida. Two men
were at a hotel resort and they wouldn't wear their masks,
and the employees kept saying, hey, can you put masks
on there, Like, look, we're federal marshals. We don't have
to wear masks. They're flashing their id their badges, so
they called police. Turns out they weren't marshals. Just impersonating officers. Huh.

(38:23):
All because they didn't want to wear the masks all
because they didn't want to wear their mask at the resort.
Did they have fake badges though? Yeah they had and everything. Well,
they went all out with this mask charade. Huh. I
got the wondering that they were just like, yeah, where
marshals trust us, and like they'd like lift their shirt,
like I got a badge here, But if they're really
flipping their badge, dang. They went to the gas station,
they got one us with their name on it. Trent,

(38:44):
All right, there you go. I'm lunchboxed at your bone
head store of the day. This website called best Life
went through all these message boards, all these lists, all
these articles to see who the most hated bands were.
Ayby there are five on the list. How many can
you name most hated bands right now? Right now? Sure?
But I mean they exist now, okaykel At number one

(39:08):
is Nickelback so weird. I don't even know why, because
culturally it became cool to make fun of them and
it's terrible. Bonus, No, they have good songs. Turn this
out play don't want to jam for a minute, Eddie,
would you say that to their face. Yeah, no, he wouldn't.
Jack Kroger, is it Kroger? Yeah? Are you listening? Your

(39:30):
band sucks them up for an interview. Let's have d
he say that he wouldn't. He didn't want it all right?
Next up, amy number two I most hated bands, Most
hated bands? Okay, oh oh, Creed correct. Number three is Creed,

(39:51):
which I love Creed. Yeah. I'm a big Creed ban
back in the day too. Ye. We don't listen to
them now, but we won't look back in our lame
we were and call that person dumb. We just call
them someone who was caught up in the time. You
say you don't listen to him now, if they were
really good, you would listen to him forever. That's not true.
I listened to lou Bega back in the day. I
thought he was fun, he was awesome. I listened to Wright,

(40:13):
said Fred, I'm too sexy about that today? No, oh,
of course not. I have two of the five, Okay,
I don't hate this fan well, I mean I hadn't.
I haven't hated the other two either, but this one.
I can't get into this one. I as much as
other people, But it's Dave Matthews. Oh I love dat.
Don't even don't even insult. I know, I feel bad,
But Matthew should be in the Rock and a Hall

(40:33):
of Fame, of course, is he not? No, I don't
think Oh again. I think that's the case of them
getting so popular that it was cooler to speak out
against what was popular. That's that's why there's backlashing people.
But Dave Matthews did not make the list. Okay, I'll
give you a hint. One of these bands had all
their music crammed down our throats once and we were like,
why do we have their music on our on our

(40:54):
phone or on our iPod? Maybe even back you were
really mad about the same I remember I was. Everyone was,
was she? Everyone was? Yeah? For sure? Oh, we opened
up our phones and it downloaded. That's why, because Apple
gave it to us for free or something. It was
You two, and they put that whole new record out
automatically on everybody's device. You two comes in at number four,

(41:21):
all right, two left. One of them is kind of
a rock rap group, amy and number two on the
list of the most hated bands. A rock rap group. Yeah,
I don't. You wouldn't really call them either one, but
people call them both rock rap. I need more of
a hint. Would she have been in college? Yeah? Probably?

(41:43):
Oh limp biscuit. There you go, that's it. Yeah, it's Biscuit. Okay,
and it's one left. You won't get the fifth one?
Why because I don't feel like they're that hated. Oh well,
then if it's one that's not hated but could fall
in this category, is it cold Play? No, don't insult

(42:04):
cold Play. I don't want to insult cold Play or
Dave Matthews Man, but people are haters. Yeah, it's a
it's a band from the UK. Oh oh one direction? No? No? No?
They sing I will wait, I will wait for you
doing no idea. I know the song, but I don't

(42:26):
know who sings at number five, which is weird because
I didn't think they were big enough to be hated
this much. I like them. It's Mumford and Signs. Oh yeah,
they seem way too cool to even hate. But that's
how people end up getting hated. They get really cool
people like them, and then it starts to be cooler
to go, oh, I don't like what everybody likes. You
have it Mumford and Sons and Nickelback are totally different,
so different just because they're ten fifteen years apart. Oh,

(42:49):
I feel like Mumford and Sons just isn't in another
cool They were like the cool. They were in the
cool underground, like Mumford. Yeah, like mum Yeah. But but
Nicole Vack. Everyone love Nicol Vack. Here is a thing
Eddie made. He made a jingle for a candy bar company.
Have you guys heard this now? So this is what
Eddie does. He doesn't talk a game. He goes out

(43:10):
and tries to walk the game. Come on. And so
a few weeks ago he read that Hershey's was putting
out a candy bar. It was the watch him to
call it. That's the old version, but they rereleased it
and it's called a Whosi. What's it right? So Eddie
wrote a jingle and then he sent it to Brandon
Ray to record it. You guys send it off to Hershey's.

(43:30):
We did, and we'll tell you what hershey said after this.
But you tell me if you think this jingle is good? Okay,
So well, in your mind, what are you thinking as
you guys wrote this or she wrote this? Yeah, I'm
thinking it's gotta be quick. It's gotta be really cool.
I'm pictured on TV. You know some kind of sound
that sounds happy, and it's a new candy bar. But
in the jingle you have to be descriptive of what
are we talking about? So I just went for it

(43:51):
and described what we're talking about and made it cool
and happy. How long is the jingle? Fifteen seconds? All right,
here we go watch a McCall. It's now whosi what's it?
The glunchy Bean a buttery candy bar with chocolate on it.
It's got a new name, but it is the same
watching mccaullas, now whoozy? WA's it? That's so good. I

(44:18):
love it. But why did they change the name? I
don't know. They well, they discontinued what's your McCall it's
a while back, and then they rereleased it with a
new name. So I saw the news story and I
was like, they've got to use they have to promote
this thing. So I'm thinking they're probably thinking of a
jingle right now, guys, think no more. It's right here here.
I'll play one more time before we tell you what
her sheey said. Here we go watching McCall. It's now, Whosy,

(44:43):
what's it? The glunchy bean a buttery candy barb with
chocolate on it. It's got a new name, but it
is the same. Watching mccullas, now, Whosy, what's it? What
do you think? I in fantastic? I know it's great. Yeah,
I would get a whosy was it after it? Okay?

(45:04):
What do you think that? Hershey said, Amy? Do they
want to buy it? Do they want to put it
on hold? Well, that would be fantastic if they said that.
Don't you make a lot of money from jingles? Do
they want to just send know, a bunch of chocolate bars?
I'm giving you the options here, many the options. Do
they want to buy it? Fully? Here the options? Buy
it fully? Put it on a hole to come back
to it because they liked what they heard, use it,

(45:25):
but give them a lot of chocolate bars, or they
heard nothing from them at all? Radio silence. Oh man,
I'm gonna have a little bit of hope here and
say that they said they're putting it on hold and
they'll get back to us or Eddie sorry and Brandon
Ray because how cool would that be for them? I
love that. I have hope. It's on hold, raimundo, what
do you think? What happened with Eddie? Yeah? Unfortunately already

(45:47):
know the answers. I'm going to pass on this one. Okay,
oh he knows lunchbox. I'm gonna say they were like,
oh that's cute man, here's a chocolate bar, and they
gave him a couple of chocolate bars. What happened with
your jingle? Eddie? It's been a few weeks, guys, like
three weeks and I've heard nothing, like nothing, radio silence,
like was it good? Change a little bit of it? Anything? Zero?

(46:09):
Where'd you send it? I sent it to Well, Brandon
Ray has a publishing company, so they're like, we have
a connection at Hershey's. Will take it straight to them,
no problem. So you're still waiting now, dude, it's been
three weeks, guys. The candy's already out. I saw it
at the store the other day. Let's get this thing
going interesting. Let's hear it one more times as we
retire this song forever and it never gets hurt again
here unless you see it on TV. Here we go

(46:33):
watching McCall it's now whosi what's it? The peanut butter
we candy bar with chocolate on it. It's got a name,
but it takes the same watching McCall. Now, what's it?
That's good man? Thank you? Hey, Hershey's where are you
come on? Now? I want to whosi what's it? I'm

(46:53):
not gonna lie to you. Hey. It's almost time for
them to draw that person who's gonna go to space.
Remember Jared Isaingman r right, he is the pilot, the billionaire.
He's paying for this space mission and he's gonna take
someone up with him who donates to Saint Jude like
a raffle. We haven't put a name in yet. So
here's my proposal. We have all the names in a hat.

(47:17):
They're me, Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox in Raimundo. There are five
of us. Each of us have to commit to twenty
dollars to putting it in to donate to Saint Jude.
It's one hundred bucks in total. But we put one
person in a hundred times and if they get drawn,
they go to space. That's easy. Let's do it. Okay.
First of all, is everybody is everybody committing to the

(47:39):
twenty dollars? Yes, that's fine. Okay, So we're gonna he
Please don't be me. Why. So it doesn't mean you're
going to space, but it means we're gonna put that
person in a hundred times and there's no backing out
bones all right, Like, if this person gets picked, you're
going to space. Well you may not get drawn by him,

(48:03):
but you're the one of our team that goes up
for forbid. Like, I know, odds are that whoever this
since doesn't get picked, but I'm still a little nervous. Okay,
So what we're gonna do is we're gonna draw a
name and that person is eliminated. All right, come on, okay,

(48:23):
so here we go. Let's mix it up, Mix it up,
mix it up. The first name drawn to be eliminated
is Eddie. Yeah, let's go, Thank you Earth. I'm staying
with you. I'm not going anywhere, but you're the one

(48:45):
you weren't scared, and you would go. I'm not scared,
but I have kids and I don't want to risk anything.
I'm glad to be right here with my feet on Earth.
You're not going to space. The next person that is
not going to space with four names left in the
head is Amy. Of course, of course that guy, Eddie.

(49:13):
Do you want to read the next name, Yeah, sure,
I'd love to. Okay, come over here. The next person
not going to space is Eddie. Read the name. This
person's name is Raman crap, Bobby going to space. There's

(49:48):
two people left, all right, the two great so stupid
that two people left, Eddie, do you want to do?
You want to do anything? I love the two people left.
This next person is not going to space. All right,
here we go. That person is the person who's not
going to space. Eddie's running back to the like, don't

(50:11):
yell too low, its gonna pop you guys, ready to
go ahead. The next person not going to space is Wow,
I didn't see this coming. It's Bobby. So the person
going to space is Lunch. God. We already knew this.
We knew this, we did, yeah, we did. I mean

(50:33):
the chip this, the world just hates me right now.
And I don't know why. I mean, with the chip,
you saw it all. I mean, you saw the will spin. No, no,
I understand, but the world is out to get me
for some reason right now. I didn't win the lottery
when it was you know, a billion dollars, the mega
millions and the powerball. This, I mean, it's just maybe
I'll be better in space. Maybe it'll treat me better.

(50:56):
I just leave you up there. This is the worst.
This is so full because you know, like the odds
are I'm not gonna get picked in this, but then, oh,
what do you know, I'm the one that has to go.
So guess what I'm gonna get picked this. He's in
May and whatever his name is, he's gonna pick me.
Just oh okay, So I tell you what we'll do.

(51:16):
Let's all ben Mo twenty bucks over to Scooba Steve
Gosh and then Scooba Steve will do one hundred bucks
and put it in the lunchbox his name and he
and he. I think this Sunday is the end. I
don't know if that's when they pick, but the Sunday
is the chance to get in this. We don't want

(51:36):
to go to space lunchbox. Absolutely not, not, as there
is zero chance I want to leave this earth more
than a plane ride to another city that is like
thirty thousand feet above the Earth. I do not want
to go to space because they disintegrate and it's just
there's too many problems with space and it scares me
and I oh, like I won't even go in the ocean,

(51:57):
way out there on a boat because I can't see land,
and you want to send me up in a spaceship.
Oh yeah, all right, Well he lost the drawing. He
will put be put on the list, and we hope
he goes to space. Let's by the way, you guys
can also donate, right, so go to inspiration four dot com.
Inspiration the number four dot com and you haven't until

(52:18):
February twenty eight and your own name and your own
name donate. Oh what if all of our listeners put lunchboxes.
I even think about that. He's the one who talk
that inspired that idea. Yeah, no, listeners, you do your
own things, Prince, you'll be able to make lunchbox. Right,
I can make a difference. I'll go mow my neighbor's yard.
I mean, goodness, inspiration four dot com he said he'll

(52:41):
go mow his neighbor's yard. Goodness. Yeah, good, there you go.
You're Amy's pile of stories. So if you have something
that you will never do again once the pandemic ends,
you're not alone. A poll was taken and there's actually
a lot of things that none of us will ever
do again that we used to think twice about leave
a concert early ago. We'll just go to another one

(53:03):
next week because we mind not How am I gonna
you know, that's shake hands for me? What else? Well,
one of them is making out with strangers at a bar.
Too old for that anyway? Yeah, well my initial response
was I'm too old for that, but then it's like
and I was too nerdy and too ugly, so that
never really was for me anyway, But I want to
like to at some point back in the day. All right,

(53:24):
what else sharing a bag of chips with like someone
at work. If they open up a bag, you probably
would have like stuck your hand in, no problems. Well,
here's the thing. We're all gonna get vaccinated, so we're
gonna be right back to normal in a year. Anyway.
We're gonna be eating chips with each other, sharing popcorn.
All it's all gonna be vack to normal basically. Anyway.
What about sharing chapstick? I don't. I wouldn't have done

(53:44):
that anywhere. I wouldn't done it anywhere right either. I'm
was such a germaphobe before this, but now it's kind
of tilted everyone to be a germaphope. I don't talk
about it as much anymore, but I wouldn't. I don't
really use chapstick that much either. What else, Well, I
have something cool that Skittles is rolling out for Easter.
It'll make Easter egg hunts a way more fun. They

(54:04):
are now camouflaging their fun sized packages and they're calling
it impossible egg hunt Skittles, and they look like grass
and tree bark. I mean, it's kind of shocking how
real they're making the bags look. So I think that'll
be fun for kids and parents. So you just throw
them out in the yard. Yeah, you don't even have
to put it inside an egg. You're just like, oh,
sprinkle is over here in the yard. And then I'm

(54:26):
sure months later you're finding yourself a snack. Yeah, there's
gonna be so much Skittles litter because people aren't going
to find this okay cool? What else? I have the
most recognizable country songs to the general public, not just
country fans. Taste of Country put together the list, so
I'll go through the top five. I'm gonna go Friends
and low Places. I'm gonna go Cruise, Florida, Georgia line.

(54:48):
I bet you it's got to be crossovers, right, too
meant to be. Yeah, but some of them are older
than your Ring of Fire. Thinking close, there's a Johnny
Cash one on there, not Ring of Fire. Nope, I
thought that would be the biggest, like Popua littor Johnny
Cash song Walk the Line, I guess, I guess in
the movie? Is that that one on there? Yeah? Walk
the Line is at number five, and then need You

(55:13):
Now by Lady A is number four? Huge pop song
one right, I mean that's that's why Yeah, before he
cheats Carrie Underwood, huge pop song. Nine to five Dolly
Parton massive song period. It also crossed over with a
pop song. And then at number one Garth Brooks Friends
and Low Places. Not a pop song, no, maybe the

(55:35):
only one on that list. What was number five again,
Johnny Cash? I Walk the Line because it went pop
in the it turned popular when that movie came out.
I would still consider that four of those five were
pop songs. And then Garth Brooks Friends in Low Place
it was never a pop song, all right? Is that it? Yep?
But maybe that's my hile. That was Amy's pyle of stories.
How do you want to play? This voice? Might hear
from Ashley in South Georgia, here you go. I just

(55:57):
wanted to call and say that. And digging the frank
phone calls. That lunchbox has been just crushing lightly. They
made me laugh and I just appreciate everything that y'all say.
Just want to say I love y'all. Bye bye. It's
time for the good news. So a little girl named

(56:24):
Eva with spina bifida was told by doctors she would
never walk, but basically she was paralyzed. It not possible. Well,
she has defied all odds and now she's walking and
she's unstoppable and her mom is just so happy and proud.
I've got a clip. You know. I remember the first
time she sat up by herself, the first time she crawled,

(56:46):
the first time she held her bottle, and I cried,
and I was just so overwhelmed that I could literally
like I didn't even know how to react, to how
to feel. I was just like, oh my gosh, Like
I couldn't even shed a cheer because I was just
so excited. Comig girl, good job, yeag so. And this
is a little girl that she's had more surgeries than

(57:08):
you can even imagine. Her first surgery, she actually was
still in her mother's womb at the time. So shout
out to Ava. Yeah, shout out to Ava. That is
real strength, man, That's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. Hey, guys, hope you're good. Thanks
for hanging out with us. Some serial shoplifters and Pennsylvania

(57:28):
were busted after one of them passed out in their
car outside of home depot while her partner was inside
stealing more stuff. Here's that a clip from the news.
Police say Jessica Clemmens was found passed out in a
car at the home depot in Bethel Park. Police say
they also found in that car more than thirteen hundred
dollars worth of stolen items from a number of stores.
Please say. They then found Adam Faults in the home

(57:51):
depot with more stolen items. What do you be so mad?
By the way, shout out KDKA news for that story.
What do you be so mad if you're the one
in the store doing the work and your partner who's
running getaway car passes out and they see someone passed out,
so they go to see what's up and they find
all and then you go to jail. You have one job.
Just stay awake and drive us out of there. What

(58:12):
do you be so irritated by the way, don't shoplip,
but I would just be dang over to amy with
the morning corny, Morning Corny. What did the flame tell
his parents when he fell in love? What did the
flame tell his parents when he fell in love? I
found the perfect match? Okay, that was the morning Corny.

(58:41):
So last week we talked about this Ermey's bag. They
start at ten thousand dollars and they go up to
half a million dollars for a purse. It's so expensive
that Kylie Jenner bought a pair of birkin stocks made
out of the stuff, and that was seventy six thousand
dollars for the shoes. Seventy six thousand dollars for the shoes.
So Lunchbox decided to call the store in Beverly Hills
to buy a purse for his wife's birthday, but because

(59:02):
they're so expensive, he wanted to put it on layaway.
Now it's called Rodeo Drive. You should know that before,
and I'm sure everybody doesn't know the name of it.
I've never been there, but I've heard of it. But
we've heard of it in movies. Rodeo Drive. Yeah, here's
Lunchbox calling her. Sorry, I mean the yeah calling that store.
Here you go, Thank you for calling hill. Yeah, is

(59:27):
this the one on Rodeo Drive? Sir, Yes, we're on
Rodeo Drive. Oh yeah. So it's my wife's birthday and
I was, you know, wanting to get her one of
these Arms bags that she's been talking about. And we
came in. We went to an arms store. We are
by reservation only for purchases. Do you have a reserved
date and time to stop buying pick up your bag?

(59:49):
Oh no, I don't have any of that. I was
just trying to look at like, you know, I was
seeing these bags or like over ten thousand dollars and
I mean that's a lot of germs for ten thousand dollars.
I was trying to figure out, like, what's your layaway
plan there at the arms Well, sir, that's not how
it works. So um, please call back when you're ready. Okay, No,

(01:00:13):
I'm ready, Like I'm ready. Like she wants a red
Arms bag that's the one she sees on TV. And
she's like, oh I love that Arms Arms And she's like,
I want to go to the one on Rodeo drive, sir,
thank you for calling. Have a great day. Cheers. So
he's the layaway plan, like, is it six months? Twelve months? Hello?
I think part of the reason that they humored him

(01:00:34):
is because there has to be some real cowboy type
billionaires that call and you're like, hey, I want to
get my wife a bag. They can actually pay that
kind of money, you know, that's the really rich oil guys.
All right, Lunchbox, nice job man. Thanks. I'm gonna play
you a guitar solo from a very famous country song.
You just name the song. Here is the example that
we played before break. That is my Maria Da Da

(01:01:02):
Da Da Ma Marie. Okay, you guys ready write your
answer down. Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, name this very famous guitar solo.

(01:01:28):
All right, there you go. You want to hear it again?
I got it? All right, play one more time, everybody,
all right, five seconds. I'm acting confident, but I don't know.

(01:01:51):
Amy speaking in tongues over there now, I think that's hot.
This is my process. I don't know. All right, here
we go, Amy, what do you have? I don't know.
I had ten thousand hours, Lunchbox, ten thousand hours. Wow, Wow. Wow,
I went to Quila. The answer is, oh boy, I'm done,

(01:02:13):
good job, thank you. I knew it was Shay when
you both went yeah, I heard shade. That helped a lot.
But when you both went ten thousand hours, I'm like,
I'm done. Well, that was over. It was Danny Shay. Yeah.
All right? Next up, named this guitar solo? All right,

(01:02:39):
one more time, here we go. Need an answer at
the end of this. Here we go, Ryan, I need
an answer, right, must be right? In correct that lunchbox?

(01:03:05):
What do you have cruising cruising? Incorrect? Eddie, I'm gonna
go cruise without the Florida Georgia lying cruise. I had
Florida Georgia line in my head, but did they go?
It feels you were singing the whole song cruising down

(01:03:27):
the backstretch. All right, here we go. Next one up,
See if you can name this country song by the
guitar solo? Wow, of course this one, I know ye.

(01:03:52):
All right, we're gonna play it again. Here we go.
Can you guys get that one? Amy? Save a horse
ride a cowboy, lunchbox, Save a horse ride a cowboy, Eddie,

(01:04:14):
Save a horse ride a cowboy? Nice? Right? Next one
up named this guitar solo. I'll give you a hint

(01:04:43):
on this one. This guitar solo is a minute thirty
seconds long. I'll give you like fifteen more seconds of it.
I'm coming up for an answer. We'll turn it up here. Okay,
can you name that guitar solo? Let's go to lunchbox first. Yeah,

(01:05:05):
I went Eric Church Hometown. Eddie. Sorry, boys, if I
got the title wrong, stay a little longer, bye, Brothers
Osborne Amy, Yeah, that's John Osborne on guitar. I didn't
have this song. It is Brother's Osborne. Stay a little long. Nice, nice, nice.

(01:05:29):
I got a couple more. Name this country song by
the guitar solo? What I don't think I've ever heard of.

(01:05:53):
I don't even replay it. I got nothing. Hey, let
me replay it. I'll sing on the backside. Okay, all right,
here we go. Then he goes dom se. It's all right.

(01:06:16):
I'll be fine. Don't worry about this heart of mind.
Just leave the pieces when you go. That's the wreckers.
Lay the pieces the wreckers. There you go. All right,
one more, Eddie, you've dominated this game. Yeah, there's kind
of no need to continue on we have one more
up here. Here you go in ye come on without

(01:06:50):
that voice singing in there and then, obviously being a female,
I thought it was shameless by Garth he did. Do
you know it? Though? I do? Okay, I played again.
I got it. I got it. I'm shameless, kind of shameless. Yeah,

(01:07:12):
it's not though it it's your love. Yeah, it's it's
your love. I play the guitar solo back again. Ray, Eddie,
listen to it now? Or it does sound like shameless
that dude, doesn't it? I'm shameless. Well, our big winner

(01:07:35):
is Eddie. Everybody, come on, how do you feel? I
feel great now? I feel good? Oh, I feel so good.
One day I'm gonna get that. And then we were like,
how come callers don't get it? But Eddie doesn't get
it either. We got this voicemailt listen to this. Hey,
Bobby Bones, I need some advice. This is just kind
of an issue that you know, has come to my
attention via my boyfriend who got a massage today. This

(01:07:58):
is just a little weird, but he wanted to be
completely naked in the massage and not wear his boxers.
What do you think should you wear your boxers? As
a dude getting a massage, can you get completely naked
if it's a female massus? Is that weird? Let us
know that's funny, man. But but we've been in this
situation right Listen, Amy, you go first? They answer, is

(01:08:21):
you absolutely wear boxer shorts? Oh? That's your answer? Yes?
Are you speaking no doubt about it? Regardless? I'm speaking
no doubt about it. From the massage therapist perspective, she
probably wants you to wear underwear. I don't think so.
I think masseuses want you to give them access as
easily as possible to pull things down. I don't think
they need access to that region like your butt. Yeah.

(01:08:43):
Of course, some massage therapists don't even touch the button
anymore because they don't want to mess with it. They're like,
I don't do that anymore anymore. They ask you, don't
they don't? They say they do? So, Amy, what is
your answer here? My answer is underwear all the time. Yes.
My answer is underwear optional. Oh, and I do wear

(01:09:04):
underwear because I'm embarrassed. Yeah. But if I wasn't embarrassed
and you just want to late, I think she's like,
is it weird that he wants to be naked around somebody.
I don't think it's about that. I don't think it's
about that. I don't think he wants to be naked
because it's like hot to him. I think some guys
just want to completely be free. I say, underwear optional.

(01:09:25):
If he wants an optional, I'm gonna wear my underwear.
But I don't think that's weird at all. Yeddie. I've
had a total of three massages in my life. The
first one ever, it was like, I mean really five
six years ago, my friend bought it for me in Vegas,
and I took all my clothes off. Thosed you are
because she's because they literally said like, hey, it's up
to you to take clothes off, leave whatever you want.

(01:09:47):
It's up to you. So I was like, all right,
let it all off. And it was kind of weird,
I'll admit. So my other two massages, though, I kept
my boxers on. If I could, I would keep my
jeans on. Like that's how much I am self kind
just about that. But I also know that sometimes they're like, hey,
it's up to you leave the boxes on or off.
And then if you do have them on, especially because
I've had injuries, in my legs where they're like having

(01:10:09):
to like pull them up and like you know when
you get like a wedge. Shit. Yeah, yeah, I'm just
saying it's not that big of a deal. I don't
think he's doing it for any any like self loving reason,
you know what I'm saying. Yeah, here's a voicemail we
got as well. This is voicemail number three from last night.
Ray Hi, I listened to the podcast, So I'm a
few days delayed, but this is about a stupid fight.

(01:10:32):
On Valentine's Day, my boyfriend of fourteen years and I
got into a fight about him dipping pretzels in the nutella.
I said, get a spoon, new animal. We got into
a huge fight, and then the next day we got
engaged and afterwards I said, oh my god, you let
me cry in the shower yesterday about pretzels and nutella,
and you're gonna ask me to marry you the next day.
Thanks to a much long time listener, first time caller.

(01:10:54):
So I wonder what the debate is here. First of all,
let's debate pretzels and nutella, which, by the way, I
never buy nutella, I guess, but I get it because
I bought those packages of the gas station that have
them both and you dip one in the other promote that. Yeah, yeah,
because that's I guess why I thought about that. I've
never bought a jar, Natila. I guess it's it's a
stated rule in the household that needs to be made,
like do we dip our stuff in? Because we do have.

(01:11:16):
Kaitlyn bought the stuff called cookie butter that I'd never
even heard of until a few months ago, and I
was like, is that real butter? Or is it? And
it's not. It's I don't know what it was cookie.
It from a cow, and I was just dipping almonds
into it, no pecons, dipping pecons into it. And she
was like, hey, why don't you get a spoon, put
it on the spoon and the dipped pecons in the spoon.
That way, you're not leaving stuff in the jar. And

(01:11:38):
I thought, okay. She didn't get mad at me for
dipping it. She just told me, hey, I prefer if
you did it this way, so now I do it
that way. She didn't call you an animal, She didn't
call me an animal. She didn't cry about it afterward
either in the shower, but also what's he supposed to do?
You can't go, baby, don't cry. I'm gonna propose you tomorrow.
Gotta let all that run its course. I don't think
he's in the wrong here. As long as he doesn't

(01:11:58):
do it again. He does it again, he's in the wrong. Amy,
What about you? Yeah, I mean, I think it's fine.
I think that there was maybe something bigger going on
with the dipping in the nutella. I get if you
think it's weird, but sometimes we are emotionally heightened. I
can speak to that and I freak out over a
little things looking back where I'm like, oh, what was

(01:12:19):
going on with me at the moment. But to call
him an animal for that which caused like a big fight,
So that's not his fault that happened. I mean, I
don't know what his contribution to it, but I think
it's fine. Also, at the gas station, you buy those
little things where you dip the pretzels in the tela.
Maybe that's only knew. Yeah, if it were me, I'd
be like, all right, let's go. All right. Thank you
guys for your voicemails eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby,

(01:12:41):
if you want to call, if you're listening on the
podcast and we're not on the air right now, leave
a voicemail. That's what they're doing. It's time for the
good news. Producer read Benjamin Franklin. Elementary in Vancouver, Washington
was having Kindness Week and one eight year old says,
I'm want to make key chains and I'm gonna make
money from these key chains. So he starts selling these

(01:13:03):
key chains. He made over four thousand dollars. He's like, okay, crap,
Now I got four thousand dollars. What I do with
all his money? So he decided to pay off all
the lunch debt for all the students in his school. Wow,
that's insane. Yeah, I thought about you, bones because you
had lunch debt, you know, so I mean to have
that relieved. And he's eight years old. I thought, this
is a really cool story. To be fair, I did

(01:13:24):
not have lunch debt. I was on the free lunch program. Ah. Yeah,
difference because we had no money, there was no debt.
Amy's daughter does something a bit similarly though, you know
with her bracelets, right Amy, Yeah, she has her little
Spua bracelets that support the orphanage. She grew up in
Haiti and a squaw means hope in Creole, and she
makes them during her free time. That's her business. And

(01:13:46):
when he put them up for sale, like they sell
out in less than a minute and she gets so
it's like fills her up. It's so much joy. She's like,
oh my gosh, I better find time to get back
to making more. And so yeah, I'm super proud of
her that she does that. She orders the beads, picks
out what she wants, designs, eats, bracelet, does it all herself.

(01:14:08):
So it's really cool. Yeah, it's really cool. There you go.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. I'd like to encourage you guys to check
out our podcast because earlier in today's show, we had
a segment where you know, we all put in twenty bucks,
so that's one hundred entries and if our ticket is drawn,
the person that was nominated from the show will go

(01:14:30):
up into space. Well, today, through random selection, Lunchbox was
picked from the show and if we win, he has
to go up into space. So I want you to
go here that segment. Hey, if I shouldn't have spoiled
who lost, but a lot of people are like, obviously
it was Lunchblox. Some people think lunchbox you just have
bad karma. Listen, I don't know what it is. The
world hates me right now, but everything, every drawing we

(01:14:51):
do or whatever, it always is me. I'm always the
one getting punished, and so I don't know what's going on.
I don't know if you have magnets on these slips
or on the wheels or whatever. But the world is
out to get me right now, you guys, check out
the podcast. Listen to that search for Bobby Bones show
wherever your podcast. All right over to the news Bobby's story.

(01:15:12):
You saw the video of that airplane that was caught
on fire. Oh yeah, totally crazy. I can even imagine
being on that plane and looking out and seeing the
engine on fire. The engine of a Boeing passenger jet
letter Denver would debris when one of its engines exploded
shortly after takeoff. The United Airlines flight was in route
to Honolulu from Denver, which, by the way, well, if

(01:15:34):
this happens over the ocean, yeah, Like, luckily this happened
before they didn't get over the water because there's a
lot of water and they were still able to land
the plane, you know, but the pilot told ground control
they had to make an emergency landing. And if you
looked out the window, you know, you have that it
looks like we'll call it a propeller, like the engine.

(01:15:55):
It's on fire. And so here's a clip from the
news departure United aft to turn immediately. Troy Lewis had
just closed his eyes for a nap when he heard
a loud bang. Knew that that was not good and
felt like it was on our side of the plane.
And I was over the wing and I flipped up

(01:16:17):
the shade and saw the front of that engine missing
or blown up, and smoke and pieces were flying off
of it. And that was not a good feeling. Yeah, no, yeah,
And I guess a good thing. Passengers don't hear the
pilots say, may day, that's a good thing. Yes, yeah,
which freaked out. Yeah, because that's like the old it's

(01:16:39):
like the worst thing you can say to air traffic
control obviously. Well, I'm watching another onman this morning on
the news stand. She was watching it. She was like, well,
started screaming. She was like holding onto a rosary and
her daughter it was the one calming her down. No
injuries were reported. Two hundred thirty one passengers, ten crew
members all on board. Big pieces of debris landed in
those towns, though like one of those things looked like
it was ten feet tall, just boom on the edge

(01:17:00):
of a house. Again, nobody was hurt. Pieces of metal
debris landed across the Broomfield residential area of Denver. Locals
were asked not to touch or move it. And again
let me say again that the fact this plane caught
on fire early was a blessing because if that happens
and you're in all that ocean to Hawaii, you got
either keep going to Hawaii or turn around and come back.

(01:17:23):
So the fact that they were able to land that
plane and also should make you feel good, not that
it happened, but that it happened and nobody was hurt.
Like literally, the plane was on fire and they still
landed that sucker. So shout out to the pilots, so
the crew, for the people working on the ground, because
i'd of sureman p and myself and making death tiktoks.

(01:17:43):
That'll be like, Okay, I gotta get one final dance
in rest in peace. Me confessions all sorts of stead
it'd have been bad news. All right, let's do some
more news bobbies. It's Colorado Day. Here on the show,
Colorado man sprang into action in order to save his
dog's life, fighting with a mountain lion that had attacked

(01:18:04):
his pet. His name was Gene Wannel, who lives in
Estes Park. He told Fox thirty one in Denver that
he used to encounter a wildlife in his backyard because
it borders public land. But when he took his nine
year old boxer out, they encountered a mountain lion, which
nearly killed the dog. He scanned the hill with a
flashlight looking for any predator's eyes, and then he let
Sadie off her leash. But then he heard her whimper.

(01:18:28):
He was right, He searched and here here's a clip
from Fox thirty one news about how he fought back
against the mountain lion. Jean says he picked up a
small wooden property marker to defend his dog, the only
weapon he could find, and the mountain lion released Sadie
and ram the other way. If he had changed his

(01:18:50):
mind and changed towards me, I hadn't really nothing to
defend myself. Crazy, I know, yeah, you do you go?
I think him mount lines an ambush predator, so they
kind of wait and try to take you out from
the side, or you know, they surround and pounce. Finally,
a guy faked kidnapping to get out of work for

(01:19:12):
the day. Listen, if you hate your job, I get it.
I just wouldn't go this far. There's a nineteen year
old guy named Brandon Souls in Arizona. Earlier this month.
Police found him near a water tower with his hands
tied behind his back and a bandana stuff in his mouth.
He told the cous he'd been kidnapped by two men
in masks who knocked him out, drove him around, and
dumped him by the water tower. The police investigator they

(01:19:32):
couldn't find any evidence he'd been kidnapped. Surveillance videos didn't
back up a story. There were some inconsistencies too, so
on Wednesday he was arrested for making a false report.
He admitted he made up the whole thing so he
could get out of his job at the tire shop
for the day. After he was arrested, they fired him.
So maybe it worked out for him in the end.
But here's the thing, there's a much easier way to
get out of work for the day. Let's go, hey,

(01:19:54):
I can't smell anything today. Oh that easy. I probably
shouldn't come in. Yeah, you don't have to act like
you got beat up and then take a whole picture. Yeah,
how did he tie his hand? He did more work,
he didn't more work here than if he'd have been
in work that day. But oh today, all you have
to do is goes, hey, I have I think I
have a cold coming on. I shouldn't come in. I

(01:20:14):
need to go get tested. That's all you have to do.
No one's gonna challenge you on that, like I've lost
my lost my smell boss. Should I come in? Watch him?
Say no to you quick? Yes? Call us if you
want eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby would love to
hear from you questions comments for the show eight seven
seven seventy seven Bobbies. There's a sheep dog that sold

(01:20:38):
for thirty eight thousand, eight hundred and ninety three dollars.
Who there's the world's most expensive sheep dog sold at
a farmer's market where they sell dogs. No, does it
do some specialism? We're just I guess it's from I
would assume it is a dog that's won prizes as
a sheep dog like show dog. I don't think it's

(01:21:01):
working a lot of cattle at a high level. She
was doing Everything's talking about her mom. She was doing everything.
I guess a part of it is that she was
a great sheep dog and she won different types of competitions,
but she also worked cattle in the sheep Okay, but
I had a sheep dog with thirty nine thousand dollars.
I don't think mine was that much. I think we
got it for free. It was a hot mess. You

(01:21:23):
had a sheep dog. Yeah, and it had one blue
eye one brown eye. It was really cute. It was
Australian shepherd. That's a sheep dog, right. I think there's
a difference. Oh really, Yeah, I mean I think a
slight difference. But yeah, okay, mine didn't work any sheep.
Let's do. A Virginia woman's mistake led to two million
dollars in the powerball jackpot. A Virginia woman who made

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a mistake buying her lottery tickets accidentally ended up with
fifty tickets for a single powerball drawing and won two
million dollars. Betty Wong of McClane told Virginia Lottery official
she plays the Mega millions of a Powerball raiderly and
she usually buys a single ticket for multiple drawings. At
one time, she made the mistake though, and bought fifty
quick pick tickets for a single drawing, and because of
that she hit and went from one a million bucks

(01:22:07):
and then had the doubler and then got two million
dollars out of it. Crazy. Now, Lunchbuck, you've bought a
lot of lottery tickets, but you've never made a mistake.
Maybe that's what you should do. Yeah, I need to
go in there, and I'd like an anybody, I just
want one ticket and they accidentally sell me a hundred,
and that's how I'm gonna win. I just don't I
don't understand how these mistakes always work out in these
people's favor. People are making thousands of dollars streaming themselves sleeping.

(01:22:29):
I'd be afraid of what people would see when I
was sleeping, Like what do I do? What do I
do with my hands? What do I do? What do
I say? Caitlin already tells me that I speak of
in an effeminate voice while I'm sleeping when I talk
in my sleep. So but there are ways that these
people are going to sleep, and then people get on
Twitch and they try to wake him up. I'm sorry,

(01:22:51):
you said, Are they making money from this or it's
just for fun? Okay, oh no, no, that's people are
making thousands of dollars streaming themselves sleeping this. One guy
who's twenty six made sixty thousand dollars in just one night.
He set up text to speech recognition for his livestream,
meaning that music played with every donation and the messages
were read really loud. So when you made a donation,
you got to try to wake him up. And so

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a lot of people got Alexa to play loud music
or imitated dog barking make his alarm go off, but
nobody woke come up. He has more than forty thousand
subscribers on Twitter and Instagram, one million subscribers on YouTube.
Made sixteen thousand dollars in one night because people were
donating trying to wake him up. That's what you do.
You wake me up, you get a prize. I'd faked
sleep through. Don't ask me. I'm not gonna hate on

(01:23:38):
the guy's game he's got. He made sixteen thousand dollars
in the night sleeping. That is insane. I do have
this couple here. I was thinking about it. Maybe it's
not our job to out them. I don't think so. Well.
Who is the country music? One of them is for
sure on country music. The other one's dabbled but famous. Still. Yes, sure,

(01:24:00):
we've I know that. Bobby and I for sure have
met all of them. Eddie, you two, everybody's met all
of them. I think there's both of them, but both
of them there. Yeah, everyone listed the two people. So RAYMONDA,
how did you hear about this this couple? Yeah, so
my friend was just at a house and saw this
couple there and they were definitely coupled up. Yeah. I

(01:24:25):
just feel like this is not our place. There's a
lot because it could happen with the statement, yeah, well
here's the thing, one of them, I feel Okay, if
we did it and then the other one, I would
feel bad. Well, what if we just said one and
then we just guessed off. That's a great one. That's
a great move. I like that. Okay, Okay, in the middle, Okay,

(01:24:49):
the guy is Michael ray that give anybody like literally
he's to be married to Carl Pierce. Right, but Raymon
Moundo's friends saw him with another girl, woman who's famous
as a country means an artist. M hm, you want

(01:25:10):
to take a stab at it? Yeah, what you said
she dabbled though, right, like she dabbled in country Like
I've said too much. I've said too much. What write
down who you think it is? Okay, I guess he
just telepathically tell me Eddie, just we just write one letter?
Does he have it? No? No? No, So you can

(01:25:34):
say that's Lucy Hall's no. Okay. I'm afraid to even
open up the floor for guesses because if I say no,
and if I don't say no to one, there's like
plenty of people that have dabbled. So I think we're fine.
We'll just leave it at that lunchbox. I'm not gonna
say yes or no, regardless of who you Who are
you saying? This is so hard? Amy said, we've met them?

(01:25:56):
So Amy, have they been in the studio? Don't know?
Just know that you've for sure met her. Well depends
which studio. What No, I don't do that, Oh okay,
I don't do that. Okay, So anyway, when one comes out,
oh no, no, I can't be She's ray. When this
comes out, you'll be the guy that knew it first. Yeah.

(01:26:18):
It just kills me because I haven't seen it. M
two hasn't done it in her skinny Daily mail TMZ.
It's nowhere and I'm the one that they beat everybody too,
and it's probably gonna get it leaked and not by us.
And I just wanted the credit. Oh is it Rachel
from Gloriana? She's married. Oh, so I'm gonna say it's
not her. I guess it's not her. Yeah, no, no, no, no, Okay,

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there you have it, folks. Hey call us if you want.
Eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby and Rachel didn't dabble
in country in it. She still is. I spent the
weekend in Chattanooga shooting breaking Bobby Bellines, my new show
that comes out May thirty, first on that GEO. But

(01:27:00):
I had drive an eighteen wheeler all weekend, and not
just there you come through the little towns. I was
on the interstate for those that don't know. I got
my CDL, got my permit and so I can drive
with someone in the truck. So I've never been in
a truck before until this. Weekend. So I got my
license just reading a book and memorizing word structure more

(01:27:20):
than anything. And so I get in the truck and
I thought I could drive a stick until you drive
an eighteen wheeler because you know, reverses up until the
left and then you go one, two, three, four five,
and then you flip a thing on the gearshift and
you go six, seven, eight, nine, ten, ten. Oh my goodness,
so it's like a bicycle. I was stressed out the

(01:27:41):
whole time because I'm on the interstate driving it and
turning this thing. You don't just turn it. You're gonna
go wide, and not just wide, you have to go
straight and they kind of will l turn. The whole
thing is a disaster. Did you hear a lot of curbs.
I'm not going to tell you what happened, but my
goal was to haul an entire higher trailer full of eggs,

(01:28:02):
like sixteen thousand eggs. I'm not break off all the
way across the city. So that's what I did this weekend.
And when I got when I got home last night,
I was I'd been so stressed all weekend driving that
truck because again I'm driving with real traffic everywhere I
wasn't even worried about me that much or the truck.
I don't want to hit somebody else. I will tell
you this, I didn't hit anybody else. I don't want

(01:28:23):
to spoil this show. Okay, enough with the horn. Okay,
So that's what I did this weekend. I'm glad to
be home. It's still a little icy here for the
most part. Where we are, we're able to gather again,
people can get out of their houses. We're kind of
last week was just a whole mess, like we were
not in the same place. We didn't see each other,

(01:28:44):
we were snowed in except for going to the grocery
store once. We didn't leave. So glad that we have
some normalcy here, you know, really rooting for all of
our friends and neighbors down in Texas that have been
going through it. You know, this show came from Austin
before we moved here, so all that happening was extremely
close to us. So I just hope everybody's digging out

(01:29:06):
of the storm, both literally and figuratively. I think that's it.
Amy anything from you, Yeah, no, I just sat hot,
our thoughts, prayers, everything or with Texas, our family, our
friends there, like it. I just it's almost unbelievable to
me how devastating it is for some people. It did.
Maybe want to go to Cancoon though not being honesty

(01:29:28):
so perfect time, all right, this guy's driving down the road.
Cops full them over because he has expired registration on
his car. And so you would think if you were
doing something illegal or hiding something you you wouldn't have
a light that was out, all your blinkers would work,
your tags would be fully, fully up to date. But
that wasn't the case. Jeffrey Scott Clin, thirty nine years old,

(01:29:51):
was charged with blank eddie. Yeah, carrying a dead body?
Is that a charge? Well sure, okay, especially if you're
not a funeral home dead body in the back transporting
heroin lunchbox? Would you have I have counterfeit money, but
I feel like that just see, I don't know, I
want to change it. He probably answer is a meth lab.

(01:30:12):
Who had it was drugs, But he had a meth lab.
He had all the ingredients, also had all the tools
used to make the meth. I was just driving it
down the road, chilling. Here's the thing, guy, make sure
your inspections up to date. If you're gonna be moving
moving to meth lab. Well, first of all, I don't

(01:30:33):
move a meth lab. But what a knucklehead this guy is.
According to the affidavit, the officers spotted a vehicle with
an expired inspection sticker. He initiated a traffic stop. But
here's the thing too, because the cob goes up and
said he was really really nervous when he pulled him over.
Maybe they knew and just needed a reason to find
to pull him over. How or that cops just got

(01:30:54):
super I don't I guess lucky. I mean some cops
must be like, oh my gosh, I only pulled this
guy over because of expired whatever, and look what I
busted him with. Imagine that you're a police officer and
you are pulling it out over randomly as a traffic stop, which,
by the way, shout out to our police officers. Anytime
they got to pull anybody over. That's the risk in
their lives. These fulls could pull guns on you it

(01:31:14):
any time, or run you over, So they're risking their
lives every single time. That being said, imagine you're a
cop and you pull this guy over and you see
in the back of his car. He's got all the tools,
all the chemicals from you then have to tighten up
and go, well, he's getting busted with this, what's about
to happen here with me? Because he's gonna do something
crazy to protect this. Yeah, you're right, because if he
gets caught for this, he's going to jail forever. He

(01:31:35):
doesn't want to go to jail forever. So immediately you
gotta be like Tom clenched, ready to go. That'd be tough.
You gotta call it in. You can't back off and
go back to your car and let them drive off.
Like shout out to that police officer too. That's some
crazy stuff there. Glad you guys are here today. Eight seven,
seven seventy seven, Bobby, if you want to call the show.

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There's a guy in Rhode Island accused of stealing more
than half a million dollars worth of plumbing and heating
equipment from his job. I'm gonna ask you, guys, have
you ever taken anything from work home? And it doesn't
be this job. When I used to work at the marina,
I used to make an ice home, a lot of
ice so and and mountain dew slushies because we would
make those, and then nobody was up in the in

(01:32:17):
the marina with us, so we just eat them all
the time and take ice home with us. All right,
I'll confess, Okay, we go. When I worked for the news,
that took a camera home and I shot a wedding.
That's bad. That's really bad. Well, of course that instill
a camera. I'd like made money off a wedding. Yeah,
but that was just morrowing. It was pretty bad though,
that's funny. What were you at the wedding and it

(01:32:39):
said like cave you on the side or what? Yeah,
the news structures up and everything. Now he's just the
camera gut Eddie drives up in the news van. Why
is your wedding we by the news? Oh no, that's
just our video. You took a camp a big like
you had on your shoulder, one of those kind of cameras,
a big, big, big camera. Yeah what. I had the
day off and I was like, I'll just take this
home with me and shoot the way on my day off.

(01:33:00):
Did you edit it too? Oh? I did everything. Yeah.
What would they have done if they'd have found that out?
I think a strike. I think that definitely would have
written me up. I don't think they would fire me
over it. They would definitely write me up though, Amy,
did you ever have a job where you took stuff home? No?
I mean I worked at a weight loss clinic in
college and they had these bars and we used to
just eat them all the time. But my manager there

(01:33:24):
said that we could. But I mean, thinking back, if
I was the owner, I don't know that that probably
would have been allowed. But yeah, I mean the lemon
flavor was my favorite. Once when I was working in
a hobby lobby and I worked my way up to
be in the checker. Oh, I haven't told the story.
I'd worked my way up to be in the checker
because that was the job I wanted. Because I was

(01:33:44):
setting up displays, I was working in the back. It
was awful, and so I finally had gained enough trust
from management to work the front. And there was this
DJ that had worked at the local radio station in
Hot Springs who I was just enamored with because I
was like, I want to be that. I just want
to be on the radio. And so he comes through

(01:34:05):
and it's like, hey man, good to see you, and
I was like, hey, hey, uh, let's just call him
Flying Briant Hey because that was the name, Hey Flying Brian.
And he's like, hey, so I got a bunch of
these picture frames here as anyway you can like hook
me up with a deal. And I was like, oh man,
they're not doing any sales right now, and he's like,
all right, but I did. We had fifty percent off
something else and I rung up. It was like fifty
percent off sweatshirts. And that wasn't very honest. I mean,

(01:34:28):
it's not it's not honest, and I like that I
did that. I kind of hate myself right now for
doing that. Well, I haven't thought about it. I think
I've repressed that shame because he probably gave him one
hundred dollars off all these picture frames because I was
just wanting to impress him so bad, your boy. I know. Also,
Hobby lobby about ten pay days one night and didn't
pay for him because I was hungry. And then I
can never eat a pay day again. I got so sick.

(01:34:50):
Yea yeah, lunchbox of you. Oh yeah. When we went
to the radio station in Austin, there used to be
a blue pickup truck for the country station, the other
country station, And I'll tell you what. I'm that to
many of friends to move them. You know, wherever they're moving,
you need to pick up truck. I got one to
worry about it, so you let him. The cavet truck. YEP,
cavet truck was used many times around Austin to move

(01:35:11):
people and a couple of trips to the dump. But
did it say cavet on the side of it. Oh yeah, yeah,
it definitely said it was either cave bet or case.
It said one of them rights barbecue, Bob Cole. I mean,
that was a good truck. It was old and beat up,
so that way when you're moving stuff, you didn't have
to be careful about putting a dent or scratching. It

(01:35:33):
is awesome. We have a call here from Chelsea in Indiana. Hey, Chelsea,
are you there? Good morning? Hi? How are you guys?
Pretty good? What's going on? Nice fiancee? Is that police
officer with the Kennibal's Police Department And he had somebody
asked him for a courtisy transport one night, which means

(01:35:54):
like maybe it's cold and you just need to write somewhere.
And so they told and they said, we can give
you a ride, but we have to do a pat
down and searching and make sure you're safe to go
on my squad cards. He said, sure, go ahead. His
pockets were full of cocaine. Oh why would say sure? Okay, yeah, yeah,

(01:36:14):
surely'll pammy never from my front pockets. What in the
world he was made aware multiple times? You know, drive
consent to search you and he said start saying go ahead.
And he might have had some other kinds of drugs,
but I know for sure cocaine. But I mean it's
kind of lassopul Can I get in your squad part?

(01:36:37):
Sure thing? Can I put some cuffs on you? Sure thing? Hey, Chelsea,
thank you for sharing that story. I hope you have
a good day. Yeah you too, all right, by bye.
A health advice website is offering two thousand dollars for
a dream job that evolves, well actual dreams. You get
paid to sleep five nights, but in different locations. One
of them is a five star resort. They're basically going

(01:36:59):
to pay you to go and sleep in places that
are all different environments. Because there is a five star resort,
but there's also a place that's really hard to sleep.
Oh yeah, yeah, that'd be easy money though, right, Yeah,
I think that sounds good, and you see what condition
you sleep best in. Yes, I just think I would
struggle sleeping in some of these other places. And if
you can't fall asleep, they still pay you. You know,

(01:37:19):
these jobs are always funny. It's like eat chocolate your
whole life and make a thousand dollars and people go,
that's a dream job. But it's like, it's just a
thousand dollars for like nine months, and after about day
three you're retired of the time. Even chocolate, it has
to get old at some point. But I saw this,
and you know, there was another one that was like,
wat's the office ten hours a day for sixteen months

(01:37:41):
and get paid nine hundred dollars, And it was like,
your dream job is finally up. So but you can
make two thousand dollars doing this. Have have you been
sleeping lately? Pretty good? I've been logging my eight hours
occasionally here and there. I have a rough night, but
I would say I'm pretty consistent lately. I take no
naps at all, Like I've completely elimitated naps. But I

(01:38:02):
used to take them two or three times a week. Okay,
some days I'll wake up four times in a night.
Oh and just be like, oh, my good enough, pull
on my calendar, what I have to do? I hate that?
And then some days I'll sleep all the way through.
It's just kind of a grab bag. I hope you
have a great Monday. We'll see you on Tuesday. By
everybody body bones, y'all,

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