(Wed Full Show) Reese Witherspoon Is On Talking About Her New Children's Book, The Iconic Outfits From Her Movie Roles & More! + Bebe Rexha Calls In To Talk About Her Upcoming NFL Thanksgiving Game Performance, How Her Collab With FGL Happened & More + A Listener Answers Foot Fetish Questions For Us

Reese Witherspoon is on the show to talk about her new children's book, "Busy Betty," the current TV shows she is watching, her iconic movie outfits and more! Find out her what her favorite movie outfit is! Plus, Bebe Rexha calls in to talk about her upcoming halftime performance at the Detroit Lions vs. Buffalo Bills game on Thanksgiving. Also, hear how her collab with Florida Georgia Line happened. Then, we talk to a listener who answers all our foot fetish questions for us.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to Wednesday Show Morning Studio Morning. Let's Go. His
hobbies are trying to coach kids, staring at plants and
screaming at the TV during Cowboys games. Here he is

(00:22):
our video producer. I need your help, and I mean
the airwaves right now, because I don't know how to
break this to Amy. I'm gonna break some news to Amy.
This is tough. Okay. What happened? I went to Amy
about I don't know, three or four weeks ago, and
I said, I need help because my wife really wants
to go to a concert and I want to surprise

(00:42):
her with tickets. And I know you know this band personally?
Is it for King of Country Country? Yes? Yes, And
my wife had mentioned she really wants to go to
their Christmas show. So I asked Amy, can I get
two tickets to their show here in Nashville. She said,
I'll work on it, and so it's a hardy get.
I have no idea what Eddie asked me for the tickets.
So I said, okay, let me see, and you got him.

(01:04):
I got him two tickets, I said. I texted him
the other day and said, hey, tickets will be under
your name it we'll call it's pretty awesome, right, good working.
That's nice to you. And then I run home surprised
my wife and says, oh my gosh, that's so great.
When is it? And I tell her the date? She goes, oh,
we're not going to be here that day. So I'm like, oh,
my gosh, I worked so hard, and I mean I didn't.

(01:25):
Amy really did all the work. But I mean I
never I don't like to ask people for tickets, and
I finally did. I ask Amy, and now we're not
gonna be able to use the terrible Absolutely, Amy, what
is your reaction to this? Nothing. I just told it's
gonna be awkward about what I'm saying. I mean, I
want to release them because they could give the tickets
to somebody else. So I guess I'm just gonna have
to make that awkward text you know those. Yes, it's

(01:47):
awkward for everyone. And I told my wife, I'm like,
you said, you wanted to go, Well, this calls for
canceling your trip. Oh. Oh, they're the nicest, so they
will totally understand it. I'll understand literally get just say hey, Eddie,
not able to come anymore. Thank you so much. That's
for all that. But yes, that's that's annoying. I hate Amy.
I'm sorry, thank you so much for getting those tickets
for me, but I'm just not gonna be able to

(02:08):
use them. Would you have not said that term private?
You needed the show that I had tater blanket? Yeah,
I didn't want to be awkward one on one way.
I gotta go ahead and make a note to text
now so I don't forget and then the tickets don't
get claimed. All right? Up next. His hobbies include calling
nine one, complaining on Facebook, and losing the lottery. Here
is Lunchbox. Everybody rude, But I want to know if

(02:29):
you guys are Team Lunchbox or team Company. So I
open it already. That's it. Next go to Amy. No,
go ahead. I ordered something offline and I paid an
extra sixteen dollars for overnight shipping offline. Ordered offline online?
I said online? You said you said you said you

(02:50):
ordered offline? Go ahead? Yeah, like offline? Like you go online? Yeah, okay,
go ahead. So I went to the website, DipEd it
in boom boom. Team dollars for overnight delivery doesn't come
for a week. So I emailed the company that I said, hey,
I think I need to be refunded my sixteen dollars
because I paid for overnight shipping. I'm like, yeah, we

(03:12):
overnighted it. Once we shipped it. No, No, when I
order it, it it means I mean it's going to be there.
Ordered it from the company, not our company. I didn't
want to say the name of the company. I thought
you meant our company. Okay, so things make confusing. This
is tricky because he ordered it from a company. Yes,
they shipped it the next day and probably paid a
company to sell. They waited a week to ship it,

(03:35):
but then we did overnight once they shifted it. Once
they shifted it, they did overnight it. But they took
a week to ship it. Yeah, because they not find it.
Did they have to go to They just said we
did when we shipped it. It came overnight. But would
you say, why didn't it ship the night I ordered it? However,
that's the problem. Like, I don't understand how I think
you lose on this one. But if that's the case,
I'm team lunch boy. I know it doesn't matter who's

(03:57):
right or wrong. I think you just lose on this
one because if they paid for it for overnight shipping
that they you're just paying them back for it, and
maybe they couldn't find it. Maybe maybe it's processing where
they have to go and find it a different wahouse
or something. You know. In teeny tiny print offline it
said off like, you know, we'll shoot it when we
ship it, but it'll be overline. Hey, that's kind of
stuff happens when you shop offline. Yeah, they may not

(04:18):
even own your order because it was offline. Would have
been you would have gotten. Are they not going to
give your money back? They said no, But I'm like,
this is crazy. When you pay that extra money you
expect to get it the next day. I agree, that's online.
That's yeah, you're the wrong store, buddy. Yeah, yeah, I
agree with in the lead here. I agree with you
on principle. But that's what you get when you shop offline, right,

(04:42):
all right? Have next. She's not broke, but both of
her cmas are here. She is okay, So I do
actually have one CMA that's not broken, So there you go.
We have three. But I am decorated for Christmas and
it feels so good. I've been watching Christmas movies. Have
a tree up? Have Garland bought lights? For the outside.

(05:03):
Still working on that, but everybody, like even my son
was so excited. And he walked in and he's like, oh,
it feels like Christmas. You feel accomplished. It's you. We're
gonna do it anyway, but now you don't have to
put it off and you're not looking ahead. Oh I
have to go decorate for Christmas. Yeah. No. And I
was at Lowe's even getting some extra stuff, and a
guy that worked there it seemed like he was frustrated.
They have tons of Christmas stuff everywhere and people were

(05:24):
they were buying it. But to me, he's like, Oh,
I just feel like y'all are doing this way too early.
What's time though? Now now it's time at the end
of this week, gets time together. Tom's yeah, yeah, he
said after Thanksgiving it is appropriate. But I was like, well,
people can be preparing. Don't be a sore loser. No,
that's their pcast you mean grinch? Yeah, yeah, mbug all right.

(05:45):
Raymond from Mountain Pine arkansaw his favorite season is summer
and if he gets canceled, well that'd be a real bummer. Yes,
thank you very much, Thank you very much. I'm gonna
give you two movie reviews here. Over the past week,
we watched a couple of movies. Not a big movie. Guy,
come why. It's like, I like to watch it. So
we watch it where the Crawdads Sing, which is about
a girl's based off a book and she lives in

(06:07):
the marsh and then she's accused of a crime. It's
all I'm gonna tell you of it right now. You
watch this too. It's so good. You can review it too.
It's so good. Mike, have you seen it? What did
you review it? Okay? I gave it. I give it
four out of five crawdads. Wow. Okay, Mike, what did
you write it? When you did it? I gave it
that same rating of four out of five. Eddie four
out of five. Absolutely good. I felt like the story

(06:27):
was a little unbelievable, just kind of it's fiction, I know,
but but I wanted it to be like Iron Man. Okay,
but it's not like a superhero movie. It's like a
real life story. But certain things in there, I'm like, well,
that wouldn't really happen. But it's fiction. I get I
get it. But I love the movie. It's so good.
It is good. Yeah, four to five. It's good. You know,
from be half of it, I was like three and

(06:48):
a half four. It just got better and better better
as it went. Yeah, for sure. So that's the first one.
It's about a girl who lives in the marsh. Her
family leaves her and she has to raise herself. And
it's not like super it's not like a sad, sad,
sad movie, but it's just a story. Then she gets
accused of a crime and she's got to figure it out. Right,
did you think of yourself a lot while watching the movie? Well,
I started calling myself marsh boy during the movie. How

(07:10):
I was like, stop calling yourself sad. That's funny, you'll
see it. I was like, just a marsh boy, I
get it. I know what it's like. I'm just because
her family all left her, she she'd raised herself. Yeah,
basically I could totally see your wife and being like
all right, she was like get it, she goes, I
know where you came from. You're not a marsh boy.
I never live in the marsh. But the next movie
I watched is called Don't Worry Darling with Harry Styles

(07:32):
and Florence Pugh. I didn't know what it was going into.
It had no. I thought it was just a rom com,
that was just Harry Styles being cute, and I knew
that there was some drama Olivia Wilde once directed it.
I had no idea that there was like an element
to it of you're trying to figure out what's going on.
And I don't even want to say too much because
I don't want to spoil what's up, But I give
this one. I'm gonna give this one four out of

(07:58):
five as well. Whow I'm gonna give it four out
of five nineteen fifty chevrolets because it takes place in
that time. Yeah, dude, okay, it's on the list. Now mine,
did you review that one? What you think? I gave
you that one at three point five out of five?
I thought they were a lot of looseing. They audience
scorning Rot Tomatoes is seventy four percent. The critics wants

(08:19):
to thirty nine percent. I didn't know what I was
getting into, but you did. Huh, Yeah, I did. I
don't want to spoil too much. But it's there's an
alley and it's up mine. Okay, like a literal alley. Hey,
there's an alley and it's up mind Movies what movies. No,
it's not like apocalyptic, but it's like they're living in

(08:43):
this ideal like town and you gotta it's just their
story and they have to figure it out. Hey, listen
to marsh Boy. You guys, so I recommend them both.
I recommend them both. It's time to open up the mailbag.
Get something. We call ye hello Bobby Bones. Every year

(09:06):
my husband and I host Thanksgiving. We love it. However,
our problem is that every year people always stay too late.
After we eat, everyone ends up spreading out on the couch.
We're talking endlessly at the empty table. No one wants
to leave. My husband has an uncle who brings himself
an entire twelve pack, sits at the couch to watch football,

(09:28):
and doesn't leave until it's all done. One year, he
stayed until ten pm. Last year, we tried to start
packing and handing out leftovers to get things to move along,
but that didn't work. Help. How do you plily kick
your family and friends out on Thanksgiving? Sign the Thanksgiving Tyrant. Well,
the answer is you have to set the expectation before
they get there. You have to say, hey, we're gonna
have Thanksgiving at our house from eleven to three or whatever.

(09:51):
You have to lay those out and you can put
bring whatever we're shutting off. You can write it all
in an email or an invite because it doesn't feel
like you're targeting anyone specifically. So as long as you
lay the rules out generally before it even happens, nobody
will get their feelings hurt. You still may have Uncle
twelve pack hanging out six. Yeah, you really have to

(10:17):
describe what your expectation is before they get there. It's
hard for them just to show up and you start
packing and be like, all right, time to go, because
it's awkward. I do that, you do that, I do that.
I'm like, well, time everybody get out of here. I'll
just say it and we'll go. Because I think people
also may be confused. I'll win to leave as well.
That's an awkward thing for the person there sometimes too,
like can I leave now? Do I need to hang

(10:39):
out a little bit more? Just direct communication in this
situation I think is the best. But it's tough for
Uncle twelve pack because he's at nine. He can't just drive,
and that's true, he can't just drive, and he's got
to wait till at least the game's over like he's
here to watch the game. Yeah, but you have to
say again, said it at the end of you can
do that at the end of the Cowboys game, if
that's the first game, whatever it is, we're shutting it down.

(11:02):
Say that they do make those banners you can hang
like leave by nine please. Yeah, but you don't need ten,
do you. It seems like a lot or whatever that
you probably specify it to the time you need. So
I would just say let everybody know in the pre email,
but don't make the email about that. You write it
all in. Part of it too, is hey, and we
want everybody out by four because at the end of

(11:23):
the game, blah blah blah, that's it. No one will
take any offense to it because you're not targeting anyone specifically.
And also people will feel good to know when they
can also leave, because that's also awkward for them. Good luck.
I hope Turkey's awesome, and hope everybody gets out by
six or seven, and I hope Uncle twelve pack. Well,
you know, Rosier hide some of his ears. No, you'll

(11:44):
find them. That's the mailback. Thank you, We've got your year.
This guy's ninety five years old. He fell. So they
take him to the doctor and they go, hey, got
something your neck getting checked out? What is that? It's
bullet but his neck for seventy seven years butt in

(12:04):
World War two, got shot, didn't know it was close
to a lot of like vessels, but didn't go into them,
and he's had neck pain randomly on and off. Wow.
But they said that bullet is actually in a place
that is fine, and it may actually, because of his age,

(12:25):
be worse to cut it out. So he's lived seventy
seven years with the bullet in his neck and he's
gonna die with the bullet in his neck. But the
bullet his neck didn't kill him. Look at that. What
if it gave him just the right amount of iron
to make him live ninety five years? Though? But if
that's it, whatever it was, it was just like perfect,
and that's what a lot of him live. You never know.
There's a ten year old girl who helped her mom
give birth at home and now wants to become a doctor.

(12:47):
I feel like that would go one or two ways, right, Yeah. Yeah,
it's like I never want to be anywhere near the
human body again, or can't get enough of it. This
girl ten years old. Her name is Miracle Moore and
she helped her mom to live for a baby at home.
Must be kind of a hippie family. Probably from all that,
oh maybe they couldn't make it to the hospital. But

(13:08):
now I'm like, oh, maybe it was a home birth.
Viola Fair went into labor. It was three weeks before
her due date. There was not enough time to get
to the hospital. But Miracle, who was ten, picked up
the phone called nine one one in The operator just
kind of talked us through. It's like when you see
on TV they land planes and first like okay, now
push this red button, but they're like, okay, kid, take
your left hand to put it. It's crazy. You would

(13:32):
do you had too, Yes, I would. But yeah, gross?
Is it gross? To be honest, yeah, it's gross. It is.
But I'm not saying it's not awesome. But it's gross.
Oh gross grows every man described as gross or some
would say beautiful, oh gross. Give me both though, because

(13:53):
what happens can be beautiful beauty from these kinds. But
I know, but it is beautiful because the baby of
what happens at the end. But the process it's like
hot dogs. I'm sure that process pretty disgusting. How do
they make hot dogs? But the hot dog is beauty
mustard on a little on a sunny summer day, on
a picnic. But it's gross gross o man, Like it

(14:17):
is the grossest thing you've ever seen? Ever? The stuff? Yeah,
we know, edyway is it the grossest thing you've ever seen?
I did see sections Scoba Scooba is actually like it's beautiful.
I think it's not a beautiful I marveled over. I think, like,
this is so incredible that my wife can do this.
Anything and everything you see doesn't matter because of what's

(14:37):
happening in that moment. But it doesn't. Just it wasn't gross, No,
not at all. There was pretty cool. Wait. Wait, with
all the stuff that you can deliver a baby, I
could totally deliver a baby. Yes, is it like being
a quarterback? He just like catching when it comes out. No,
it's a little slipper you gotta have. I mean it's
like um, the oily pig. Oh yeah, and you don't

(14:58):
you don't even really have to catch it. Like the
my third child, the doctor wasn't even ready and she's like, hey,
if it comes out, don't worry. There's a table to
land on. Well, they put a little sheet there to
catch it. Yeah, but like the doctor was still getting
like guned up, and she was like, oh, if you
got a push, just push, you'll land on the table.
For five hundred bucks, you deliver somebody else's baby. Oh oh,

(15:20):
make it a thousand, and I'm in. Even though you
think it's if it wasn't your baby, A probably real gross.
It's really gross. It is so gross, dude, I got old, Okay,
a thousand dollars, you're in. I do it for a thousand.
But it is so discussed. Is it like fear factor? Gross?
It's worse than that. It is worse. I mean, is
it what about ranch dressing? Oh? Probably ranch, It is
probably worse. Oh yeah, well they kid wants to be

(15:43):
a doctument. One final story, brides are getting mid wedding
day haircuts. There's thing about a wedding. It's already very stressful,
and now you want to go and get a haircut
in the middle of it. Because what they're doing is
they have the ceremony, they get their haircut and show
up to the reception with different clothes and a haircut.
Weird haircut. I definitely wouldn't do it just for that.
I guess if you want. I don't know. It's just
a lot. It's whisky, it's yeah, what if you don't

(16:05):
like it? Yes, why do not? I just put extensions
in for the wedding and then take them out for
the recept that's more like it. I like that, Amy. Yeah,
it's something that people are doing now. It's something new
for the wedding and they're showing up and shocking people
with a haircut in the middle of I mean that.
I thought wardrobe change was a lot. Now they're getting
a whole haircut. So anyway, how gross that baby? Oh?

(16:27):
Oh oh you getting sick right now? Yeah, it's it's bad,
but it's beautiful. The tape time, but it's it's Scuba's
at the name gross. I don't know what he's watching,
Probably the same thing you are. I don't know YouTube
of it happening. Oh yeah, you could? You could? You
want to? How much? It's time for the good news?

(16:54):
Oh you want to do something different this Thanksgiving? You
can go cuddle with a turkey at a and have
called a gentle Thanksgiving. It's in Missouri, it's in Tennessee,
and it's in California. You go to these locations, you
pay fifty dollars, you have pie. Oh yeah, you have pie,
you have other stuff, and you get the cuddle with
the turkey and it not clean. No no, no, it's

(17:16):
like a rescue place and you pay and you get
to go hang out with them. Yeah. Yeah, so I
feel like they're gonna be clean turkeys. You is it
like red lobstery. You pick your lobster. Oh, that's it,
and then you figure out your cuddle and then you
wa stop it. No, yeah, you cuddle and then you
eat it. No, you don't. You don't whack it. It's
really just a way to do something different this Thanksgiving.

(17:37):
It's turkeys that have been saved. You can go cuddle
with it and enjoyed Thanksgiving. Oh you don't eat the turkey.
And here's the lady talking about it. The female turkeys
love to cuddle and form close relationships. Our turkey specifically,
we have a turkey that loves to be held and
send in your lap, so they really enjoy all of
the attention. It's good. I like it. No turkey dies

(17:58):
because of this bit. That's real. Why serious, That's what
it's all about right there. That was tell me something good.
You guys have a neighborhood watch, well, reforming one, because
remember like a several months ago one of my neighbors
got shot at well, you told me that somebody was
also on your neighbor's porch. Yeah, that has happened too,

(18:18):
where it was like they were like looking not the
video footage. So what they're trying to do is get
everybody together. And they held a neighborhood meeting. I couldn't
attend it, but I'm on the emails and I love
that they were like being proactive and they're trying to
come up with the best plans possible to keep our
neighborhoods safe. And they gave all these reasons why our
neighborhood is a popular target. Why, Well, I don't should

(18:40):
I say lots of money? That's not it. That's not
it's easy to figure out codes to get in the places.
No dog do you get there? No, it's not like
that at all. It could be any neighborhood that has
close to access to highways so they can get away fast. Exactly,

(19:02):
got it. And so they're just working on different ways
to utilize everybody. What is your role going through resources?
Are you gonna go out and do security mill the night.
I gotta figure out through the emails what the job
opportunities are. It's not a paying job, a career yeah,
put the yellow light on top of your car and
driver a career path yeah okay, or the volunteer opportunities

(19:24):
because you know, like we gotta work together. No, for
sure you'll fall asleep in that car, no doubt. And
it's like I'm gonna get two to five am. There's
like three break INDs what happened? Well, that is exciting
for your neighborhood that they're going to do that, but
not exciting that they have to do that. No, and
it but it's not just our neighborhood. Um that is

(19:44):
dealing with it. Like they've gotten together with several neighborhoods
down our street or like there's a long street and
then there's boom, these little neighborhoods and apparently everyone's being
affected and so yeah, they're just being practive, which I
love it, and I'll keep it all posted. What my
contribution will be. You have neighborhood watch, uh no, but
I want to be part of one like I would
like No do Amy's I mean I'd like to be

(20:06):
Ouston neighborhood. Yeah yeah, yeah, So you don't have one,
not that I know of. No, Eddie, No, I don't
have one. We should have one, but we don't. Yeah,
I mean where are they? No, we don't have We
has to be the leader, like this person my neighborhood.
They stepped up and they were like, we're hosting a
get together at our house. We're gonna brainstorm like they were.
They took the initiatives. So that's what you guys have

(20:27):
to do. I always thought neighborhoods just put those signs
up to make you think people were watching you, and
there is really no neighborhood watch. I thought they were
all fake. I always thought they put it up because
they had one for a minute and then everybody quit,
but they kept signs out. That's what I thought. You
know what we have we have a Facebook page and
everyone just speculates, yes, that's a great one. That's all
everyone does, just talk to crap about stuff. They just
guess who probably robbed it. Like one of the neighbors

(20:48):
got the an ambulance called to their house. No one
knew anything, but they're all just like, I bet you
this happened. I bet you that. Like you guys don't
know any those neighborhood facebook pages, those can get you
in trouble, like people are sometimes mean sometimes too Sherry.
You know, yeah, I definitely could see where that could

(21:09):
cause real life human tension in the neighborhood. But people
getting on those when I first moved in my neighborhood.
I don't know, maybe one day I'll be able to
write a book about it, but I was definitely getting
talked about on publicly on that page. No, but they're
they were probably texting about me. How do you know?
Because it just there was so much happening during that
time that I don't know, just crazy things were happening,

(21:32):
and there was probably texts flying like who are these
new people? We need to hear more. Why what were
you doing that was so textable? Well, it's not. It's like, yeah,
emergency vehicles, stuff like that I'm talking about. I'm here
for it. Yeah, all right, we'll be safe. Amy. We
would love for you to do a shift a month,

(21:53):
but please stay away. Yeah, please do a shift a month,
because you ever concealed that's in the state of North Carolina.
You have tat it doesn't. I don't think so. But yeah,
I mean I guess I could be like I'm armed
and ready to shoot. I mean once a month to
be awesome. Yes, people would wake up and back I'm
drunk driver, hit my car. Oh no, just that's a

(22:15):
good point. I'll give you three movies. Give me the
one actor. There wasn't all three of the movies. Survivor style,
Amy your first. Okay, your three movies are Inception, Titanic
and then Departed Leonardo Dicabriol. It's correct. Amy moves on Lunchbox. Yep.

(22:35):
Your three movies are Gravity, Miss Congeniality, Speed, Sandra Bullock. Correct, Eddie.
Your three movies are Jumani, Hobbs and Shaw, Black Adam.
Let's just go. Robin Williams incorrect. Oh no, oh that's

(23:00):
the Rocks, the Rock. I was like, I don't know
he was in Jumanjijie, Hobbs and Shaw. He's one of
those two. And then Black Adam. He has Black Adam.
This is terrible, eliminated. See you guys, that was an upset. Amy,
The Hunger Games, American Hustle, Winter's Bone, Jennifer Lawrence correct, Lunchbox.

(23:24):
I'll give you Three Movies and the Actor Argo, Gone Girl,
The Town, Ben Affleck correct Amy, Meet the Parents, Goodfellas,
Taxi Driver, Robert de Niro, correct Clutch, Lunchbox, Yeah, Eat, Pray,

(23:48):
Love Hook, Runaway Bride, Julie Robert correct Amy, uncut, Gems,
Hustle funny people. What uncut gems hustle funny people. I

(24:15):
do not know. I mean hustle, uncut, Jim's hustle funny people.
What is hustler? Jennifer j uncut gems, hustle funny people,
Jude Law, Jude Law, Law, Goods. Adam Sandler, Yeah, Hustle's awesome.

(24:41):
It's a Netflix movie, Basketball, Yeah, that's where he was
seen that. Yeah, it's really good. Funny people. Where he's dying.
He's mentoring a younger comic. And I love Adam Sandler movies.
That was hard. Lunchbox for the Win. Yeah, you get this,
You're the champion. Let's go. Harry Potter and the Goblet
of Fire. You watch that one? No, he did, Relax, Tenant,

(25:03):
The Batman, The Batman, The Batman, Harry Potter and the
Goblet of Fire. Tenant and the Batman, Oh Man, I
have no idea what Senate is but Harry Potter and
the Goblet. The only person I know is Daniel Radcliffe. Incorrect,

(25:30):
no idea. Robert Pattinson. He plays the Batter. He's obviously
tenant was really good and the Goblet of Fire. Morgan.
What was he in the Goblet of Fire? Yeah, he
was one of the students that I attended the school.
He was a big part of that movie Sudden Death.
Between the Christmas Spirit. It's not even Thanksgiving yet, but

(25:57):
tomorrow Thanksgiving back end. Amy was confused to who so well,
everybody love it? Thank you guys. I wasn't confused. Hey,
if I come back and win this death, I will
list out three movies slowly and all you have to
do is buzzing with your name. Yeah, that three movies
are dun Kirk never heard of it, Eddie, Eddie, Harry Styles,

(26:28):
Eddie comes back. Well what Happy Thanksgiving? That was awesome?
Thank you Amy, because she was like, well, who's in?
Thank you so much? Amy, Happy Thanksgiving? Dun Kirk, my
Policeman and don't worry Darling are the movies for Harry Styles.

(26:49):
Eddie is a winner. That was awesome. How do you
know what that is? Dun Kirk. Great movie. Did you
see it? Yeah? Yeah, he comes out only for a
second though. Don't worry, darling. That's the I would have,
you know, third one on my policeman. Here's the truth.
I wouldn't have got any of those what I know
about have said White amelon Sugar. Hi, Joshen Biber a

(27:14):
voicemail from Katie in Wisconsin. I'm calling because I heard
Eddie talking about the UFO sighting and I was driving
in my car one day a couple of weeks ago
and saw something exactly like that. But it was bright
as day out and so maybe there is something that exists.
Love the show. The general sort of explanation was space station,

(27:40):
International Space Station. That's what they want us to think. Yeah,
I felt like that was the go to, like the
cover up go to. You think they have a group
of people that ready to call if they hear that,
and they just feel the call lines. If anyone sees
that mysterious light, just tell him it was the space station.
That's what I feel like. It's like like sleeper cell
callers though all around the country where they Yeah, right,
Here's Abel and his mom live in Tallahastee, Florida. On no,

(28:05):
you don't tell them the address and tell me you
got a morning corny. Oh morning Corney. You done gave
the whole world address. Boy, Why can't you trust stairs?
Why can't you trust stayers? Because they're always up? Just moota,

(28:25):
Oh that was just word or not? Hello, pretty much
a whole show. Let's listen to that. Thank you for
the morning, corny. Do you're a Amy's pile of stories?
Abandoning your cart on Black Friday could help you save
some money. Do you know what that means? Yeah, it
means you fill a full of crap and you run

(28:45):
off like I don't want it anymore. No, no, no,
it's your online car. That's funny. Oh, I saved your
money because all that stuff you're not buying. Yeah, experts
are saying, hey, go ahead and throw it in your
cart on Black Friday. If you're sure that it's not
gonna sell out, and if you keep it in your
cart through the weekend, the they'll normally maybe send you

(29:06):
an email. Normally maybe well, because I don't want to
guarantee you anything, but it's likely that the company might
send you an email saying, hey, we see you still
have this stuff in your cart, and then to give
you some incentive, they'll give you a discount code to
purchase what was in your cart. Well, if you want
to say money, you can abandon your cart, abandon your kids,
abandon there's a lot of stuff to get the man,
your wife, husband, abandon your hobbies. There's just a lot

(29:29):
of abandonments we can do here. What else I have
America's most hated Thanksgiving foods, and the most loved most
hated would be something though that isn't normal. I would
think isn't considered traditional? Is it not? What does it?
I mean? I don't put this on any of my food.
The number one most hated thing is cranberry sauce. I
love cranb so good. It's so good, and it's if

(29:52):
I had at every meal. It wouldn't be if I
love it for Thanksgiving. I like that tartness. You know,
they put so much sugar in that stuff, so they
have to because it is so tart. Normally, I love
can bray self in the can. I'd probably like it fresh,
but no, we ever made it from me fresh. And
then the number two I gets. The number two most
hated thing is turkey, So it's almost like why even

(30:14):
so much effort goes into the turkey sides there, No,
turkey's awesome. Okay, Well, you're gonna love the number one
food because it's mashed potatoes. No, all that's good? Are they?
Is this all loved? But it's at least loved. Well,
it just goes in order, and then mac and cheese
at number two. Okay, then the list goes on. Well,
I'm just making sure people have this stuff at their table,

(30:34):
but clearly we all disagree. Speaking of food, Miranda Lambert
is putting out a cookbook. It's called y'all Eat Yet,
And she said it's full of some recipes her mom,
her grandma, her kitchen stuff like nannies, banana pudding, Dutch oven,
camp fire cobbler and stacked in enchilada bake. Do you
know what a Dutch oven is? Pretty far into the cover?

(30:56):
I got you a Dutch oven for your wedding. He's right, No, no, no,
the original a Dutch fart unto the cover and it's
like lock them in. Yeah, that's why I when I
hear that, I was like, wait, what she's making a
fart meal? No she's not. No, it's a thing. Why
didn't no, one stop. You shouldn't call it a Dutch oven,
because there's really a Dutch Really you have lunch box.

(31:19):
What did you think when you heard Dutch oven fart
under the covers? To lock them in? Me too? Okay,
well only the I guess probably all the women know
what a Dutch good. Definition a Dutch oven from Urban
Dictionary farting under the blanket, then lifting it up, trapping
your significant out the underneath the covers, lock them in, right,
that's from Urban Dictionary. What about streets webster Miriam, I

(31:43):
don't know him. Okay, we'll get far. If you can
make cookbook, all power to you, because that's the easy
to do and what's recipes and stories. I like that
some people are now doing that with the cookbook. I
wish I could do a cookbook. I do all Dutch
oven items that it. Yeah, maybe that's my pile. That
was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.

(32:11):
A Warren County, Iowa canine officer named Zeke, a police dog,
was staying at a professional handler's home when Zeke got
out his own or A police officer, Cody Poffenberger, had
just returned from vacation when he got the call, they
could not find Zeke. Shortly after him missing, Zeke was
spotted in a quiet neighborhood just playing with somebody. He's

(32:32):
playing with other dog and they're like, we saw him,
but then he ran off where they could get to him.
And they searched forever, forty five people from different agencies. Everyday,
people searched. They're looking for Zeke. They can't find him.
Then a firefighter spotted Zeke in his own yard and said,
Zeke's here, but I'm not gonna make any sudden moves,
and so they slowly went up to Zeke, put their
arms around him, got him and held him. Now Here

(32:53):
is Steve Kirby, the neighbor who spotted Zeke, and this
this story. We heard some commotion, Our dogs were embarking,
and then my wife, hey, there's a police car out
from the lights on. So I was down there with
the flashleep. It was important to find Zeke. We did
utilize drones and we did utilize any technology that we
had available to us. The firefighter saw Zeke and said
Zeke here, and Zeke came right over and was reunited

(33:15):
with Officer Poffenburger. Wow, well they talked about the pretty clinical.
So somebody that we said drones out like I need
a heartwoman dog story like that could tell Zeke had
a tear in his eye when he saw his owner,
and we're looking for donations this holiday season for other
police dogs. Like that's how you do that? Right there?
They were like, yeah, we sat Zeke out, We tracked
him by his call, little firefighter, did what needed to do.
We got him. O. God, they got Zeke. But it's
a great story. I love that Zeke's back with but

(33:36):
also a plaicetock shouldn't even be so trained. He didn't
keep running away from people to do what if he
outs Oh what if he's outsolving crimes? Oh? And the
figure out how the humans always been holding them back
and he finally figured out this is how he could
do it. And Zeke is outsolving but dog crimes, not
human crimes, and the dog community. Zeke's been figuring the
stuff out. When we write this down, the show idea sorr,

(34:00):
I'm in terrible show idea. All right, there you go,
that's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Let's go over to Amy and get in the morning.
Corny morning Corny. What did one turkey say to the
other turkey on Thanksgiving? What? Let's get basted? That was

(34:24):
the morning corny. Yeah, give me, like, what did one
partying turkey I say to the other partying turkey. I'm
gonna tell that one. Let's get based. That was pretty funny. Yeah,
do you want to play this? A voicemail from Shannon
in Massachusetts. And I'm a couple of weeks late on
the podcast, but I just heard the remix of Nobody

(34:47):
Cares for the Opening Act, which I loved anyway, but
I peed myself laughing to the new verses. I loved
it so much. From when you Wisten and Jordan Davis
terrible morning studio, have a good day, thank you very much.
On The Bobby Bones Show. Now Witherston, Hey Reese, how

(35:10):
are you hi? I'm good? How to go ahead? Are
doing pretty good. We're gonna talk about a few things,
but I do want to start with your your kid's book,
busy Betty. Why a children's book? Well, you know, I
was during a pandemic. I was like going through old
photos of me as a kid and realizing, like I
started a bunch of businesses when I was eight nine,
and then I thought it would be cute to do

(35:31):
kind of a character that was a young me to
kind of teach kids about how to harness their creativity
and get off their phones and off their devices and
then build businesses, you know, the early concepts of how
you build a business. Do you kids? Do you have
trouble with keeping your kids off their phones? I mean
my wife has a trouble with me, but I wonder
you with kids. Does that initiate at your house? Yeah?

(35:53):
I have a problem too, Like it's a problem for
everyone in my whole family. So I actually saw this
thing on Amazon the other day. I was like, I
need this to just like this lock box. It's like
a classic box and you get a timer on the top,
and I'm like giving that to everybody for Christmas. Reese
Weaerspoon's on the book is Busy Betty. So who but
tell me about Betty because did you based her on
you a little bit or did the idea just come

(36:13):
from thinking about you as a kid. Yeah, well, I
kind of like, you know, when I saw Young Rock
and I'm such a huge Jaine Johnson frand I was like, oh,
it's kind of fascinating to think like who people were
when they were little, and so I was always this
super creative kid who had a busy brain, and if
I didn't have a focus or something to work on,
getting a lot of trouble. So I think it's a

(36:34):
good tool for parents too, to say, here's some ideas
about how I can keep your kids busy and occupied,
especially when you have those like really high energy kids.
What was your house like at seven, eight, nine years old? Oh,
my gosh, my house? Yeah, like just you're living What
is an eight year old Reese doing? And who's living
in the house with her? Well, my mom and dad
were both in medicine, so my mom was a nurse.

(36:55):
She was always at work, or my dad was always
at work student doctor. So my brother and I were
always see creative and coming up with businesses or having
magic shows or you know, basically getting in trouble. My
brother built a go cart from scratch out of a
log lower engine, and I was kind of a tomboy.
We grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, so I was just

(37:16):
you know, running around in creeks catching bugs and frogs
and things like that with the other boys in the neighborhood.
We're in Nashville, and so obviously you're still here a
decent amount. How much time are you spending in Tennessee
versus Los Angeles? I live in a Nashville the majority
of the time, but honestly, like just with my job,
I'm everywhere. But I love Nashville. It's hometown. It always

(37:38):
will be for me. It's like the greatest city on Earth,
and my whole family's here. So I just love being
around people who are friendly and tend to earth, and
I mean, it's here. The other day and then I
saw somebody getting a bike wreck and like five people
pulled over and got out of their cart and were
like you okay, And I was like, if that happened
in La, they just rub you over. We just finished

(38:02):
watching Where the Crawdad Sing and loved it, and I
know that you were very You produced the show, that
the movie, and how did that because I think you
recommended as a book first, but how did that whole
project come together? Because it was it was an A
plus movie. Oh thank you. Yeah, I picked it from
my book club back in twenty eighteen, and then we
got the rights and we ended up because of pandemic,

(38:24):
we got a little delayed, and then we ended up
making the movie and it just turned into this like
amazing project with Southern writers and shot in New Orleans,
and it's, um, you know, one of those movies where
I read the book and I was like, oh, I
would love to play this character, but I'm not twenty
five any anymore. So it was really it's just fun
to be able to go through that whole process of

(38:45):
going from the book to the screen, and then it
just did so well this summer in the theaters. So
and I have to say thank you to Taylor Swift too,
who gave us the amazing song Carolina that just got
nominated for a Grammy. I mean, I just think when
Taylor puts her stamp on anything, you know. We just

(39:06):
got so many young readers reading the book before the
movie came out, and such an incredible audience turned out
to see it in the theater. We love the Morning
Show as well. So how much filming has been done
for season three? We are more than halfway den We're
on episode seven. It's very exciting this year and we
have a bunch of news characters like John Hamm has
joined the cast, and lots of romance this year, which

(39:28):
is kind of fun because we haven't really had very
many romantic storylines. What do you watch? I mean, I
watched uff with you. What do you watch? I'm watching
right now. I watch a bunch of stuffs. IM watching
Nick Crown and White Lotus because Jennifer Coolidge obviously was
in Legally Blonde, and I'm so obsessed Jennifer Coolidge. She's amazing.

(39:48):
And I'm trying to watch funny stuff. But you know what,
I feel like there's not enough funny movies or romantic
stuff that I really want to see. So that's actually
our focus next year for our company, Hell of Sunshine.
As we have we have a lot of romantic movies
and television shows coming out, like we have a Christmas
movie with Zoe Deutsch called Something from Tiffany's It's going
to be on Amazon in about a week. And I

(40:12):
love a Christmas movie, y'all. I just love it. I
watched your episode of the Home Edit, and I know
those ladies as well, and they were in my house
and in your episode they organize your closet with all
the pieces of the wardrobe that you've kept from movies.
Do you have a one piece if they were like
you to keep one one only. What would you keep?
Probably the pink suit from Lately Blonde. It's been in
a museum. It's like, every time I see it, I

(40:33):
get flutters and reminders of Elle Woods. And I'm so
lucky that I got to keep some of the costumes
and I get to give them to my kids. You know.
I also have the wedding dress from Sweet Home, Alabama,
so when I kissed the Boy in the rain, and
it's really it brings back a lot of memories when
I look at it. Reese Weatherspoon is on with us.
Busy Betty is her new children's book. I have two

(40:54):
final questions for you. One of the people one of
the Amy who's on the show. She has a role
in a movie coming on HBO Max tomorrow. She's a
brand new actress. She has it's like a good solid scene.
What advice would you give Amy as she's starting in acting.
Don't listen to everything people say, to keep your head down,
do the hard work. And also we just learn about

(41:15):
every side of the business because there's so many more
opportunities for women now in the film industry than when
I started. And you know, we just need lots of
different kinds of voices. So keep going, keep up the
good work. What do you want to say to that? Well, no,
that's awesome. I actually was with my acting coach yesterday
and Reese, I'm forty one. I'm a mom of two.
I've been in radio working with Bobby for almost seventeen years,

(41:37):
so this is all I know. So yeah, movies are new,
and I have had doubts because I'm like, I'm forty one,
what do you think you're trying to do? Venturing off
to some new career. But with my acting coach yesterday,
she asked me if there was any particular actresses that
I would like to run lines from their movies, and
Reese with her that was the first person out of

(41:58):
my mouth. And so I guess the next I show
up to I might be, you know, reading from one
of your films, which, since we're going into Christmas, I
was just curious if you would ever consider doing another
movie like for Christmases. Oh my gosh, I would love that.
I'm I love making Christmas movies. Obviously you can't make
too many of them, but I just haven't gotten the

(42:20):
right script yet, but I would love to. And by
the way, if you want to run some lines, that's
trund line. It's my favorite thing running lines with people. Okay,
and I also you know what else, I'd love to
help people with their audition. Oh I'm I'm a frustrated director,
so I can like sit there and do no, not

(42:40):
like that, more like this. Oh okay. Well, I haven't
ever auditioned for anything yet, but it is on my
goals for twenty twenty three to put myself out there
and audition for things, no matter how many rejections I get.
The important thing is is to counter that side of
my brain that's doubting myself and just going for it.
That's right, because you know what, you you miss every

(43:00):
shot you don't take, and it's the people who jumped
in a two feet that really get better opportunities. Even Yeah.
I was talking at a young woman the other day
about she's wants to start a new career and she's like, yeah,
about how do I get the confidence that I can
do it? And I was like, you don't need a
confidence to do it, you just need the confidence to begin.

(43:21):
Come on, you just got you got a free masterclass,
rightw Reese Weatherspoon The book is busy, Betty. The Kid's
book is. My final question is if someone comes up
to you out of nowhere and says, hey, Reese Weatherspoon,
what do they quote back to you more times than
anything else? Definitely legally blind. The scene where she looks
at her boyfriend and he goes, you got into herberd

(43:43):
and they say, what, like it's hard? Yeah, all right,
you guys go get busy Betty Reese, thank you for
your time. You're awesome, and I hope you have a
great holiday. Thanks you y'all. All right, there she is reatherspoon. Now.
The tricky thing is going to be ever getting in
touch with her again to follow up on her offer
to Amy. Yeah, because that's what people do. They just go,

(44:04):
why not, Hey you can have my Lamborghini and they
hang up and then we're like, hey, how do you
get that Lamborghini? We have no way to get a
hold of them. Yeah, that's good. She did say it's
one of her favorite things to do, and why would
she just offer that? But she's a professional, she knows
not to just right now. Yeah, but that's just saying
that though, huh, I mean that would be amazing, But

(44:29):
there is no way to get you know how, sometimes
when you get nervous or excited about something, you get
like a lump in your throat. I kind of have
that right now. Well, we'll be sure to not get
her on the phone again and follow up. We don't
know how to. I know, it's whatever, it's fine, it's
cool that she said it. You'll always have that. I'll
always have that moment where you thought it was going

(44:50):
to happen. Yeah. Maybe if I'm auditioning you for something,
they're like, oh, you know what advice or who have
you ever like gotten advice from? And I'll be like, oh, well,
Reese Witherspoon told me this. Well there she has. Reese
Witherspoon love to have her. Her new kid's book is
Busy Betty. Here's my holiday recommendation. Tomorrow it's Thanksgiving and
Parade will be on. You'll be watching football. Maybe someone's

(45:11):
like the one, Now, what do we do? Snake in
the Grasses on Peacock. Yeah, it's an easy show, everybody.
It's a good family show and it's fun. It's every
episode a whole different show. So watch Snake in the
Grass on Peacock. That is my new show. That's up there.
I'm pretty pumped about it, and so I'd love it
if you gave it a shot all right. Time four
the news Bobby's story. A key to avoiding temptation is

(45:32):
avoiding the kitchen entirely, and listen to this. Health experts
say that going through the back door of your house
when you first get home is much better than walking
through any where the kitchen is because what happens is
you'll just stop by the kitchen a few times, and
those stops a few times for a few days ends
up being a significant amount of just bad stuff you're eating.

(45:52):
So they say, if you're just eating to be bored,
don't walk by the kitchen. If you know that's a problem.
People who passed through the kitchen are near it tend
to he's, especially if something is sitting on the island
counter or if it's just out from Cornell University. I
to avoid temptation, keep nothing in the house because I
will eat it all, and if there is something, I
will eat it all in one sitting. My wife knows that.

(46:13):
And my theory is there stuff hitting around the house
that I just don't know where it is, because yes,
and that's what she says. Why should I have to
suffer because you can't control yourself. Whenever there's a cookie
in there, that's a good point, and they say, exactly,
so hide it. But if I find it, I'm gonna
eat it. And so that's the game we play constantly

(46:36):
at the house. I don't look, but I don't. I
can't keep cheesecake er thing in the fridge like eat
the whole thing. Have you found a cookie like in
the knife drawer. I found a bag of cookies back
in the back of the pantry behind some stuff. Oh man,
but I don't know how long ago she hit him.
She could have forgotten about him too. Sometimes you hear
by people, these drug lords that hide money. They dig
up a hole and they forget about it. It's a
ten year old Yeah it might have been an old cookie.

(46:56):
I still had it, but it might have been an
old cookie. Next up the sign typical reason that hangover
seem worse when you get older. It's not because well,
they're worse, it's because you are actually losing your pain tolerance.
The same hangover the hangovers hitting you the exact same way,
like it's doing the same amount of damage, but it
hurts worse because When you get older, your pain tolerance lessons.

(47:17):
Your body becomes more sensitive to pain, to headaches, making
four to five drinks seem a lot worse when you
get older. But lunchbox times you have never had a hangover. No,
I don't get hangovers. I would get up and go
play eight am soccer games, no problem. After you would
just get wallowed. Yea, get home three four in the morning,
eight am soccer game, let's go start. Do you consider
that a blessing? Yes, because I see people that can't

(47:40):
get out of bed all day, and I'm like, that
has to be so miserable. You're getting pretty bad, would you? Oh,
they are, They're getting worse and worse. I the other
day ordered some pills that are supposed to help. It's
called undo the drink it so much you need pills? No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no you okay, let me back up. No if I

(48:02):
go and have oh margarita or something, maybe even two over,
of course, yeah, we're waiting. We're waiting there slowly. No listen.
I have told y'all, it's a thing. I feel like
it's a time marches on. I go have one drink
with some girlfriends and then the next day I just
feel horrible, and so one of my other girlfriends was like, oh,
you need to get these pills and they undo the Booze.

(48:26):
You can. You could take it has it's a packet
full of pills and you take one pill per drink.
I feel like this is something an influencer would sell. Hey, guys,
under the booze you now? People ask me all the
time how to under the booze. I'm glad I haven't
even seen it on Instagram, but now that we're talking
about it, I'll probably show up in my feed. But no, no, no, no,
my friend just told me about it. If you have
one drink, you take one pill. Your two drinks take

(48:47):
two pills. Studies show that most people have the phone
in the bed with them. Sixty six percent of people
I meant to sleeping with their phone, even though they
admit that they sleep worse and check up multiple times
throughout the night. Experts say it's the best to put
your on the nightstand or floor so you won't oversleep,
because you can easily turn the alarm off without fully
waking up when your phone isn't within arm's reach. Will
also help your mind relax faster. It's from Tech Republic.

(49:10):
I keep mine on the bedside table, but my bedside
table is eight inches from my ear. It's right there.
It's not in the bed with me because I'm like, yeah,
I don't do that, but I mean I I could,
just it's so easy to grab it. And I do
check out sometimes at night. Sometimes I have dream people
are texting me for work and I'm like, I check it.
There's no text. Oh weird, I know. And sometimes it
gets nuts. Is bad, but I have real, real dreams.

(49:32):
Most of us have a go to or feel better
comfort movie, and I've watched it about an average of
thirty times. Now, I don't watch a movie twice. For
the most part, I've been there down it. I can't.
I've seen a few movies a few times. Man on
the Moon, Jim Carrey about Andy Kaufman. Great move. I've
seen that a few times. Do you have a comfort movie?
And if so, what would it be? Eddie Field of Dreams.

(49:55):
I take a pick, pretty Woman, It's one of many.
Take a pick, yeah, pretty Woman, Dirty Dancing, Still, Magnolia's
Legally Blonde, Elf Wow. The list well, because it's Christmas time,
Lunchbox Brave Heart. That's a long one. Huh. Yeah, I
don't know if I sit there and watch the whole thing,
but I can turn it on and be like, man,

(50:16):
this movie is so good and puts me in a
comfort spot. The most common overlooked ways that you can
set your house on fire, oh uh, Number one walking
away while the food is still cooking. It takes about
thirty to forty five seconds before a fire gets out
of control and you can't actually get it. And what
containing they say when you're doing a lot of cooking
to keep baking soda nearby. So if you do get

(50:37):
a little grease fire on a pan, you dump that
on there real quick and it'll help put it out.
I never really knew the idea of what bacon soda was.
I just stayed in there. You couldn't eat it. I
still don't know what it is. Yeah, it stays in
the fridge and stays open. But yeah, it's supposed to
take the smell away from your fridge, right is that
what it does? Yeh say, Yeah, it's in there. So
bacon sead is cool. No, but why not just a
fire extinguisher because it's great? Questions? Well, that's a lot.

(51:01):
You got to the houses all extinguished? Why not a blanket?
Want to hire a fireman to stand by with a host,
that'd be cool. I thought you put a blanket over
and stop dropping roll. I don't know. Next up plugging
too much stuff into an extension chord. If you plug
high powered stuff into a chord a power strip, you
can start a house fire. Extension chord fires cause seven
percent of all house fires. Oh my god. And finally,

(51:22):
overheating lithiomyon batteries. Batteries like electric by e scooters, small
electronics can overheat and cause a fire. The best way
to avoid it is only charge them with the official charger.
That's from lifehacker. I did see the story too that
if you're charging your iPhone with a non iPhone charger,
it's bad for the phone. Really, man, I was talking
about it. I lost that charger a long time ago.

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He's like, you know, it does cost money to buy
one or a new one, but it's worth it because
your phone is gonna die. It's gonna fry your phone
more than it's gonna cost you to get a charger. Wow.
So there you go, big songs and cut your music
this week. Your Top three. Number three Jackson Dean, don't
come looking, I don't come back, don't come look. I

(52:11):
have no idea what this guy looks like to me.
I kind of picture brothers Ows going with a big beard.
Oh yeah, picture a big beard a guy. Let me
see what Jackson Dean looks like. Tattoo. He's tall, tall,
skinny dude. Oh, he kind of looks like Casey from Yellowstone. Okay,
so so he's got scruff, he's got beard. Yeah, he's
got a beard. It's not Yeah, he's got a beard
like yeah, case for me all Stone. That's what he has.

(52:33):
One of those hats, like quite a cowboy hat, but
not not nice. Yeah. Jewelry like eagle rings and tattoos
on his hands, That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, looks
looks pretty cool, right. Number two Tyler Hubbard five foot
nine five. I've never seen this guy. Let me look
him up. Number one Thomas Rhet and Riley Green half

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of me, half of me walts a cool. Those are
your top three songs, and that is your new It
was Bobbies put Eric on from Alabama Morning Studio. All right, yes,
so there, Yeah, there is a such thing as a foot.

(53:14):
What do you what do you want me to tell you? Oh,
you have one? Is that what you're saying? I absolutely
have one? Yes. So it turns you on to see
is it a hot foot or the hot person's foot.
It doesn't matter how pretty the girl is. She got
some jack del feet, I gotta say bye bye, got it.
So it's not how hot. It's not how pretty or
hot the person is, it's how What if it's somebody

(53:36):
who is not attractive at all, but they have great feet,
he's got to be somewhat attractive or at least her personality.
If a personality is good and she's got beautiful feet,
sign me up. I'll try Okay, try what like? Sign
you up for what? Sign prime you up for? What?
A little? I'll dat, I'll try it out. I'll I'll

(53:56):
massage to him and see what's up? You know the one? Okay? Okay?
Do you are you one of the people that, if
you do, you always stare at girl's feet like awkwardly.
I try not to be awkward about it. Now. I
have a friend. Now, listen. I have a friend who's
a Native American. He lives in Montana. He's a little
more like he takes he's got pictures of feet on
his phone. I don't do that. If if a girl

(54:19):
is wearing sandals or open toe, I'm gonna pick him up.
I'm gonna you see listen, I think we knowed. I
try to be discreet. I try to be distreet about like,
like y'all telling about Amy feet. I like, I would
like to see Amy's feet, but I don't want to
be weird about it either. You mean, so, okay, so
are you married? Um? I am divorced. I got divorced

(54:42):
in twenty twenty. Now when you got married, was part
of the reason you married her? Because she had nice feet?
She had nice feet. Now they were flat she was
flat footed, which I was okay with that. I do
like an orange. Oh my goodness, he's picking. Yeah, I
get it. Everybody likes so okay, Okay, let's say you
met the perfect girl. It's beautiful, love her, funny, driven,

(55:06):
but her feet are just bunk. No, No, it's a
turn off. Man. I'm sorry, Like, at what point do
you tell the girl on a date or if you're dating,
that you're in defeat not the first not obviously, not
the first date. But I will pick your feet if
she's wearing shoes rock and feel okay, But but when

(55:27):
when did she find out you have a foot thing?
Pretty soon? Pretty quick, because it's gotta I gotta put
it out there because I'm honest. I'm honest, even if
it makes me look bad, I don't care. Do you
ever meet a girl that goes, oh, that's too weird
for me, I'm out. And do you ever meet a
girl that goes, oh, that's okay, you can just have
at my feet? Yeah, like I do faceboot dating and

(55:47):
I uh, I've seen a girl and I was like,
let me see your feet. No, I'm sorry, and she
was like are you serious? And I'm like, look, I've
had a girl. Um, not talk to me anymore because
I like Auburn's football and she's a Georgia fan. So
people are weird. Are you in like a chat group

(56:11):
for feet? Because how did you meet the guy? How
did you become friends with another foot fetish guy? Um?
We were in rehab together. M And do you talk
about that immediately? That's a that's another We did talk
about it immediately, like can you see another one? Like
if you're at waiting to get your oil changed or
rehab or do you just see something across the room

(56:31):
and go, oh, you like fee too? No, no, no, no, no,
It's got to come out in conversations. It's not like
a yeah sixth sense. I mean, I wish it was,
but it's not. I ever paid for feet, pictures of feet,
paid money for people to people. Absolutely not, and I won't.
I'm not. I'm not that extreme yet, I will say yet,

(56:52):
because you never done. It seems like it's a combo
deal though. Why I don't want to be this guy's friend,
I don't know how I still want to do this
guy friend. He just seems like the most fun guy. Combo,
go ahead. It seems like he's not just a foot
fetish guy. It's like, hey, if I'm going to date you,
you're pretty, I need to see your feet, and this
is how I'm gonna, you know, approve that I'm gonna date.

(57:13):
You know. He said he would date an ugly chicken
she a good feet, Yes, he did know she has
to be semi personality and sends yeah, looks are relative.
But he also stares at stranger's feet if he can
see the toes he's looking he said, he yeah, okay,
well look I know that that's a little extreme and
I knowd it Okay. I don't know what your rehab before,

(57:35):
but sometimes people exchange one addiction for another. His feet
like something you focus on and you're obsessed with. I'm
not obsessed with it. But did you like feet? But
before you went to rehab? Oh? Yeah, he has nothing
to do with reet Okay, we just didn't know. Yeah,
why do you think that is? Like what happened foot?
Did your mom not play foots you with you as
a kid. I don't understand, like did you why what's

(57:58):
the feet attraction? I don't. I don't. I don't know.
Like I have a I have a therapist, and I
hadn't talked about the FEAT thing. Yeah, I talked about
other things because I have other addictions. But that's need
to hear nor there. Those addictions are stopped because it's
drugs and alcohol and I'm a six hundred and seventy
three days between sober. I have a complex FEAT today.
You know what you deserve it? Amy senters some pictures

(58:23):
you know, as a gift to you. No, dude, Amy,
do not. I don't want to look at you like that. Okay, Amy,
please don't sing me pictures, but I mean you want to.
I'm not gonna say don't. I'm not gonna say no,
but I don't do it. Okay, you're gonna look at
me like that. Okay, carried Amy, you're married for me

(58:44):
like that. Listen, listen, he's got I will respect a woman.
I respect a woman like that. Well, it just sounds
like he's this is like a thing. It's not like
he chose it. It chose him, you know. It's like, Okay, hey, Eric,
we appreciate that call. Really, I appreciate you being honest.
And Sharon, can I say this? But lux slot? Yeah,

(59:06):
Sometimes sometimes he wins me over, and then sometimes I'm like,
oh my god, you I lost you again, dude. Okay,
that happens. Yeah, I'm with all of us, but yeah, yeah,
I figured that's everybody on the show. But I win
you over more than that. You hate me, I guess
you don't sound like you hate me, so I don't
hate you. But lunch, sometimes you're like you say things
and I'm like, dude, why, like this has got it?

(59:29):
You can't be for real for real? I mean I'm
for real for real. I mean I don't think you're
for real for real with your foot thing. But you
sound like you are. I promise you one hundred percent.
I'm really like, all right, Eric, I gotta go. Eric
sounds like Mitch Hedberg. I don't know if you know
in the nineties, it sounds just like Mitch Hedberg. Um, Eric,
You're awesome. Good luck. Hey, congrats for being sober for

(59:51):
so long. We appreciate the call. Hope you have a
good day. Hey. I love y'all. Guys all so Bobby
Bones Show Interviews. In case you I didn't know about
to talk to Bebe Rexa, you'd know her from this
song right here. It was number one for fifty weeks.
It was nominated for a Grammy. Pretty cool. Bebe Rexa

(01:00:11):
also has other hits that you would know, like this
one right here. In this one with David Ghetta. This
is called I'm Good I'm feeling all right? Now. Here
is bb Rexa on The Bobby Bones Show. Now, Babe,
good morning, good morning? Hey? Is it even morning? Where

(01:00:33):
you are Are you in another country? Yeah? I'm in
France right firty? Oh? Hey, good afternoon. Where are Where
are you in France? I've never been to France. Where
where are you? And what is it like there? I'm
in can Um. It's beautiful. I mean, the food is amazing.
Is that where all the rich people go to watch
the film festival? Yeah, it's definitely where all the rich
people go. But I'm I'm I'm here, not on vacation.

(01:00:55):
I'm here doing an award show. Oh yeah, I wasn't
saying that you're one of the snooty rich people. You're
one of the cool rich people. Bb Uh yeah, I
hope so yeah, I think so um so bebe Rex
is on with us. Hey. I have a couple of
questions about your musical upbringing. Did you learn to play
trumpet as a kid? Was that one of your first instruments? Yeah?
I played trumpet for seven or eight years. If someone
put a trumpet in front of you now, could you

(01:01:16):
still play it? I could play like the scale hot
FROs buns. That's it. I don't remember much, but I could.
It was really easy music I could see, which is tough.
I'm not were you were you in band? Did you
have like were you like first chair trumpet? I actually
was for chair trumpet and I was like it was
me and three other girls. It was really cool. And
did you have a dream of playing trumpet or an instrument,

(01:01:39):
you know, for your adult life. I wanted to play piano,
but in order to play piano you needed to have
piano lessons in private, and my parents could not afford that,
so I had to play trumpet instead. Bb Rex is
On with Us, which, by the way, we've played you
so many times on Meant to be with You in

(01:02:00):
Florida and Florida Georgia Line. That song was mad. I
mean it was so massive and so many different part
genres of music. How did that song come together? Well,
it came together really last minute, and it was kind
of serendipity. I was in la I had a writing session.
I was writing in the morning and it didn't go

(01:02:22):
so well. We didn't really come up with anything that great.
And then I got home and I was kind of,
you know, I felt defeated and I was like, oh,
it was a terrible writing day. And then my manager
at the time called me and was like, this group
of floor George Line really wants, you know, to get
in the studio with you tonight. Are you down? And
I was like sure, I guess why not? And when

(01:02:44):
I went into the studio, Tyler did was having kind
of a tough day as well, and he looked at
me and said, you know what, my wife said, if
it's meant to be for us to write a great song,
it's meant to be. And I said, that is the
song title. We'd have to write a song called And
So when you finished that song, because it is so catchy,
the first time I ever heard it, I was like, Godley,
that song. It's such an earworm. Did you know when

(01:03:05):
you guys finished it that it was as strong as
it was or was it just another song that you wrote.
When you write ten thousand songs a year, it cames
like in forty minutes. It came to us in like
forty minutes it came. That's usually like the telltale sign
for me. It's like when we write it really quick.
But it wasn't until the next morning, when I listened
to it with like fresh ears that I was like,
oh my gosh, we have something really special here. And

(01:03:28):
I remember Tyler was flying out that day and I
was like, we need to get back into the studio
and finished this before you leave. And so you guys
did you got back in and finished it immediately. Yeah,
we finished the whole thing that one day. That is great.
Bb Rex is on with us. Hey, tomorrow's Thanksgiving. What
are you? What are you doing for the holidays? I'm
actually performing at the halftime show. It's you know, the

(01:03:49):
NFL game Detroit Lions. Oh that's cool. How are those shows?
I mean, have you done a stadium football in the
middle of a football game before? Can you actually hear
what's going on? No, I mean the real like the
the you know, the music is. It's so loud there
that like you hear yourself like a second later, so
you have to like use headphones to hear yourself because

(01:04:09):
it's so crazy. And I've never done anything like that
except sing the Star single banner. And I'm extremely nervous,
but I'm also excited. Yeah, we're super pumped to watch
you and Bebe's on because we are talking about Macy's
and the thing with Macy's it is Macy's Wishless Wednesday,
where a Macy's they have festive reads and centerpieces, throw blankets,
seasonal candles. You can shop Macy's dot com for everything holiday,

(01:04:31):
and Macy's Wishless Wednesday supports Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.
All you have to do is go to Macy's dot
com slash purpose and donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters
of America and help support their mission to inspire youth
equity and empower kids to reach their potential. And be
sure to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade tomorrow nine
to noon. Then watch bbe as she's performing at the
halftime of the NFL game. And I'm sure it's gonna

(01:04:53):
be awesome. We're big fans of yours and we appreciate
the time for you to call us. Thank you so much.
All right there she has bb rex. Everybody b have
a good day. Story to day. This story comes to
us from Toronto, Canada. A man walked into a bank
around nine forty five am, said hey, give me the money,
and they put a bunch of money in the bag.
He left and he's like, man, this is easy. It's

(01:05:14):
about twenty minutes later, less than a mile away, walks
in another bank, Hey give the money. They put in
the bag, and he walked out. He's like, this is awesome.
Waiting an hour, another bank about three quarters a mile
away walks in and police were waiting for him. They
probably knew. Yeah, it was all within a two mile
radio guy. There any more banks on the block, Okay,
he'll be here in an hour. Maybe they put a

(01:05:35):
tracker in the money bag. No, they were just sitting
in the lobby waiting. Yeah. After that, seco and gets
robbed next door. He's robbing all the next door neighbors
because the banks are usually in bunches, and it is
probably easy to walk in and get money at a bank.
I mean, how crazy is it to walk into a
bank and then think, you know what I did? One,
let's do two? Let me have a gun. I can't
get in trouble for this. And I said give me
your money? Yeah, and then he walks into a third.
You don't mean wait till the next day. I'm lunchbox.

(01:05:57):
That's your bone head story of the day. Bury. It's
a great Thanksgiving tomorrow. What state will you be in tomorrow, Lunchbox?
North Carolina? Interested out of nowhere? Random Eddie, Tennessee, Amy, Texas.
I'll be in Oklahoma. Wow, we're going all over the place.
We're international. That's pretty cool, man. Is that international? No? No,

(01:06:19):
that's national? Morgan Ray, South Carolina? What yeah? What do
you want to say? Charleston specifically? Yeah, okay. Oh, he's
going to that southern charm. Oh he's gonna go oh verby.
Ha's awesome. Thanksgiving, Thank you for listening to the show.
Very thankful for you. Obviously dumb debate before we leave

(01:06:41):
the show. You want turkey or you want ham? If
you only get one? Oh my god, lunchbox Ham? What
ham brings the hammer? Amy turkey, Eddie turkey turkey Morgan neither? Oh? Yeah,
you know what is your centerpiece in Oh it's all
the sides. It's like you don't have one in the middle. Oh,
I can make sweet potato castrole. Oh what about a

(01:07:02):
tofurkey like a tofu turkey? Oh gosh, no, ray him,
I am Why do the Han people have to add extra?
I don't know? Is the hammer turkey wins? Thank you guys,
We'll see you by everybody. Happy Thanksgiving From The Bobby
Bones Show.