(Wed Full Show) What Did Eddie Secretly Recorded Lunchbox Doing? + Morgan Got Liked On A Dating App By A Celebrity + Bobby Has Another Animal Problem In His Backyard

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
There we got. Welcome to Wednesday Show Morning studio. All right,
here we go, Eddie. You're a first. You got about
fifteen twenty seconds. Give us something here. Okay, So last
time I told you that Randy Houser is creeping into
my top ten list. Well, I have my top ten

(00:23):
list of country artists, my favorite of all time. So
yesterday morning you just kind of threw out there, how's
our top ten? Ever? I think he's sneaked in there. Yes,
so I sat down, made a list and he didn't
just sneak in there. He's deep in the top ten list.
Here Eddie's top ten favorite country artists of all time,
number ten, starting with ten Little Texas. I was in
their fan club. Big fan, you're in their fans have

(00:44):
to pay for that. I it was like a ten
dollars a year fee kind of thing when you're a kid.
Oh dude, it's huge. Yeah. I love what you get
in a Little Texas fan club, like T shirts, posters,
signed posters. Did you tell him that when he was
in here? I haven't told him yet. No. I saw
him in a concert Tim Rushlow, Yeah, he came out
to me. It was it been Rector's concert. The lead
singer Little Texas. He came up and sat down beside.
He's like, hey, man, how's it going? And first it

(01:04):
was dark and I didn't know who it was, and
then I was like I squinned Dad. Him was like, oh,
what's up Little Texas? I mean Tim all right? Number ten,
Number nine, number nine, Eric Church the Chief. Hey, And
at number eight here is Randy Houser. Baby, you like
Houser better than Church? I do? I mean Church. I
was a huge Church fan, and I still like Church.

(01:26):
But Randy Houser with this new album and this whole
interview that he did and then he got to acting stuff,
that's pretty cool. Number he's jumped seven. Number seven, Let's
go Alabama the band know another state football team, not
the state. Number six Brooks and done. Let's go Baby
for five Johnny Cash to Burn, George Straight, the Man,

(01:53):
Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, that's my dude, the greatest of
all time, Garth Brooks. Pretty solid less right on, Brandy.
You get a lot of Texas in there, yea. From
Little Texas to George Alabama Alabama? Okay, got four earl

(02:16):
right next out here he is lunchbox. Everybody Amy, I
feel bad for you. I feel like we give you
a hard time about your driving. You're not a good driver.
We tell you you're terrible, and I think that's really rude.
Say you feel bad for her, then you just continue
to rip on her because you run into fire, hydrants,
to walls, you pop tires on curbs, and then you're
teaching your daughter how to drive, which scares me. So
I want to say, maybe we're giving you a bad rap,

(02:37):
and so we're gonna give you a chance to test
it out. I made you a magnet to go in
your car so people can call and report you're driving,
just like semi drivers number show. That's our show number.
He says, how's my driving? Call? No way? Yeah, because
you know how semi drivers it says, how's my driving?
It has a phone number? And Amy, you always say

(02:58):
you always talk about instance is where people give you
the finger. You're like, I don't think I did anything. Well,
now we're gonna find out how bad of a driver,
Amy is. I can't and so on. The driving it
says eight seven seven seventy seven two six two two nine,
which is seventy seven. How'd you make that? Just Internet?
Your Internet how much like seventeen dollars, pay seventeen times

(03:20):
you'll get reimbursed. That's a great. That's a little segment there.
I mean, should I change the voicemail too to hey,
if you're calling to lave, it's a message great. Or
if you've seen somebody driving on the runo radically, Yes,
you have to radically you say you don't, so I
want to. You know you always say, oh, I don't,
I'm not that bad of a driver. Well, we're about
to find out how bad of a driver you are.

(03:41):
But then say someone is a listener and they see
this magnet on my car, they're gonna know it's me
and my car, and they're gonna follow me home. No,
they're not. Our listeners aren't crazy like that. So this
is what I think. She's not gonna put it on
today for no reason. They'll have to be something at
some point that you win. Okay, But I think it's
hilarious and keep that in your back pocket. Can you

(04:04):
drive around with it for a week? A week, well
it depended, maybe a year. If you lose a big
game a day, maybe it's a tattoo. Who knows. That's funny?
What awesome? You're the one who brought up the magnets
on cars though, you talking about your daughter one, so
I thought i'd get you one. No, I thought about, like, hey,
you know team driver learning, a driver that's learning. I

(04:25):
can't remember the magnet, but it's for like learners, permit kids.
And I've put a magnet when she's in the car. Yeah,
you've had a lot of struggles though, all right, whatever,
all I'll put it on. I feel like it's a
how about after that about the week after Thanksgiving? Like
it why I didn't lose anything? I didn't all right,
pick a number one to ten, lunchbox four correct, all right,

(04:55):
thank you, lunchbox soule. Revisit it up next year. She had.
I feel like last week or so, I told you
all about how my mom was showing me death because
she flew, well, a cardinal flew into my back door
and died. And I was like, what is this message
trying to be sin because my mom is a cardinal.
I think she's a cardinal. Yes, No, I feel like

(05:16):
I see her in the cardinals and like they visit
me at the right time, And that one was something
about death. Well, I feel like now she's visiting me
again with something about life, and she was having so
much fun in my backyard, having this fun little bath
and water and playing around and just looked so joyful.
So either it was a message about life and enjoying

(05:37):
the things that's what I felt, or it was yeah,
a message about bathing, not a message, or like water
is a conduit of like, you know, just like getting
the kidding of amy, And I posted on my Instagram.
There in Asia, there was a Jesus statue. In the
Jesus statue all of a sudden was like crying and

(06:01):
had water coming off of it, and so all the
people that lived in the village and even the town
outside of the village, they all gathered and they saved
the water and they started drinking it. And so a
lot of people got sick because it turns out there
was a toilet that was broken that was overflooding into it,
and they were all but they thought it was a
sign because the statue was Okay, I would not drink water.
You're talking about how a bird in your backyard but

(06:24):
totally different. That one is very ridiculous. But I was
confused because the bird died. But then it came back
to life. No different birds. Different birds man send different
messages from There's not one specific cardinal. Your mom's not
one bird, she's many. Of course, Why am I so
crazy to think one bird? Many people see? There are
loved ones in all kinds of things. Butterflies you haven't

(06:47):
heard that yellow butterflies say a story about it, this
Jesus to the broken, to the water. You said one
time your grandma never but I didn't say I believed it.
A guitar fellow, No, but I never was like, and
that was one time. Ever, I don't look for it.
My grandma died and she gave me this guitar before
she died. Every time when she died and I was like, hey,
I don't know if you hear me, and then the

(07:07):
guitar fell over. That's crazy. But even then I'm like, well,
I'm also propped it up wrong. Yeah, I believe that
more than the cardinals. Though. If AMY were to stand
there and say, Cardinal, come land on my shoulder, now,
send me a sign, and it did, you gotta believe
we'd be in Yeah. Otherwise, thinking of bat it's okay.
They want to see absolutely, to want to yes, but

(07:29):
to believe that they're all messages. Is that's why I
say I bring it to y'all like saying, I don't know,
this could be this. I don't know. You sound like
you're saying this is this. Okay, Ray, I'm ready from
Mountain Pine Arkansaw. He's in the Raging Idiots banded and
most of what's said on this show is unplanned. Bobby Bones,
Thank you very much, Thank you very much. I finally
watched episode one of Yellowstone. The new season's out. By
the way, you can't watch it on the Paramount app.

(07:51):
It's not there. Yeah, you have to watch on Paramount
Plus the channel. So if you have cable on demand,
I go beep, hey Yellowstone. I don't say hey, yellows,
I just say Yellowstone and then it pulls it up.
And he watched the first two and so I watched
the first one and Laney. I watched Laney. Yeah Wilson.
She shows up at the end of the episode, and
she actually has to act like real line. She has
a real character. She's got like a romantic interest type thing.

(08:14):
And I messaged her right after. I was like, I
felt really awkward when I first saw you because I'm like,
please be good because I don't want to have to lie,
and I don't have to lie. She was good. It
didn't I never thought she was acting, even though I
saw her. It's weird to see one of your friends
up there doing that. But she was good. I'm excited
to see what's happened because she has a real, real
role on this show, and so it was good. I mean, listen,

(08:35):
is this show itself starting to jump the shark? Maybe?
And it's not a spoiler because immediately when the show starts,
it tells you this, But now that Kevin Costner is
the governor, it's a little weird, but we'll leave it.
We'll be leave that where it is. Thank you, thank you,
thank you. That's what's up. I don't think that's a
spoiler right now, because they said I've already read about that. Yeah,

(08:57):
I don't watch it. It's in all of the links
that come up where they don't spoil stuff. That's how
the show starts. It's not a spoiler. Okay, but yeah, okay,
good there, there you go. That's what's happening. Glad you
guys are here. Let's open up the mailbag something ye, hello,

(09:19):
Bobby Bones my seventeen year old son had his driver's
license for about a year and it's been a constant headache.
He was involved in a fender bender about three months
in Gladly, everybody was okay and the damage was minimal.
He also lost his key fob. We had to pay
three hundred bucks to get a new one. Now I
got a ticket for speeding. My husband wants to punish
him by making him work to earn to pay off
the ticket, but I don't think that's enough. We did

(09:41):
the same when he lost the key fob, and that
didn't get through to him. I was inspired by Eddie's
unique parenting methods and want to teach my son a
lesson by making him walk to and from school for
an entire week. I like it. You live about three
and a half miles from school, so it take him
about an hour each way. Oh, he's seventeen. Here's the thing, Yes,

(10:04):
what'd be cruel to make him walk to school for
a week. I'm open to you and other parents and
your suggestions. I just need help sign mom who doesn't
want to end up on the news. There's that Eddie.
What we're gonna say? These unique little parenting things? The
only goal I'm going for in. This is for them
to do something that they will remember forever, Like I

(10:26):
messed up, but I remember my mom my dad made
me walk to school. Yes, it is a long walk,
sounds crazy, but he'll remember it and then he'll learn
from it. And that's the whole point. You don't have
to do it forever. Dude. One week. Trust me, he's
gonna definitely take care of his key fob. He's gonna
watch how he's driving. I think it's gonna be effective.
You're pro her technique. I love her idea. Okay, here's

(10:47):
the thing. He's seventeen. One of his friends gonna pick
him up. Yes, I'm thinking, go around the corner. Call
your friend. He's not gonna walk it. That's fine though, No,
but but you send the message that I'm serious. But
it's not fine because it's friend to pick up. They'll
get a good la. He'll learn nothing from it. Okay,
I guess we follow him if you make the deal
that he has to walk it the entire way and
he does find my iPhone while he's doing it, and

(11:09):
you can track it the whole time. There you go.
Now you're thinking bones full week. Well, I'm not agreeing
that that's the right thing. I'm saying, if they do this,
you got to make sure because you don't want to.
Then you're punishing yourself too. Yeah. What I would do
is I would say, look, the ticket was two hundred bucks.
You have five days here. Every day that you walk,
it's fifty bucks off the ticket, or sixty bucks off

(11:31):
the ticket wherever get you there. You want to watch
school the whole day, sixty bucks. Otherwise you pay it yourself.
But he doesn't have the money, so he'll have to
get a job, or he'll walk it every day, okay,
or he'll get the money somehow. Is buddy the same,
but it's gonna pick him up. But I think it's
fine if he pays his own ticket, right, that's what
you're learning. Yeah, but to walk it off it's sixty
bucks a day. But if you do all five days,

(11:53):
I mean that's it. That's three, that's six times five. Yeah, yeah,
that that'll work. The thing is they're coming from like,
hey man, you're you're not driving right, you're losing your
key fob. Like as a driver, you're doing really bad,
and now you have a ticket. So it's not only
paying off the ticket. It's all of it. Dude, you're
gonna lose. You're driving privileges. List the things you've done
to your kids. What do you mean, Well, you stuck

(12:14):
one kid in the bathroom, made him listen to the
song Man in the Mirror by Michael Jackson. Yes, because
if you want to make a change, it all starts
with the Man in the Mirror. That's right. How long
I don't remember, maybe played the song twenty twenty times.
It seems to be getting a little shorter. And and
then he was like, I get it. I don't think
he's ever listened to the song again, but he understood
what I was saying. And then another one is uh,
one of them had bad grades in school. So I

(12:36):
made him eat blowny sandwiches for Yeah, it was only
for about a week, maybe every maybe two weeks, every meal,
But that was to show that if you don't work hard,
you're not gonna get because he likes food. So if
you don't work hard, you're not gonna get what you want.
You're gonna get the fine right foods. They're gonna have
to settle with belogny sand gonna get Sonic correct, which
he loves Sonic who doesn't I get it to the

(12:59):
mom who wrote the scene. I think it's a fine idea.
You know your kid. I think letting him pay it
is acceptable because that's what real life is. But if
he doesn't have it and he wants to work it off,
I think making him walk to school is hilarious, especially
because it's not half a mile, it's three and a
half miles. You're right, And I'm not backing on iPhone
and i'd make him send check in videos nice and

(13:21):
I'm cool with it. Yeah, I knew you would be
there with it. I'm cool anything that makes the kids,
anything that gets them ready for life, that's rights. You
want to give him scenarios to get them ready for life.
There you go, all right, Well that's it. I feel
good about it. Let's close the mailbag. Then we've got yours.

(13:44):
I want to talk about animals for a second with
Brian Swanson who he will go and he will remove
animals from your house and he frees them and it's
a humane way. He doesn't kill them. He was on
an episode of Breaking Bobby Bones with me. You go
to Animals Removed dot com and see more about him.
But I do if it's okay, Brian, I'd like to
talk about bears. First. Do you know, do you have
any experience with bears at all? Just that one It

(14:08):
ended up being just a teddy bear with the batteries dying.
But other than that, not too much. We talk a
lot about bears on the show, but we've never actually
been attacked by a bear. But what do you think
you should do if a bear comes up to you?
What would you do? Would you run away or would
you be still and get big? Well, first off, I'd
probably not put myself in a situation where i'd be
in front of a bear, But if if I did

(14:31):
happen to come across one, you don't want to turn
your back to it. You kind of make yourself look big.
But again, don't don't pick it off in the same
sense you know, yell at it and antagonize it. Yeah,
but my first thing to do do would be to make
fun of it and then show up my back and
run away. Make Yeah, and then I'd take all running.
What about snakes? If we run into a snake and

(14:53):
there's a snake I don't know, a foot in front
of us and it's ready to what do we do?
Probably walk around it. At Most of the snakes here
we have aren't gonna come after you, so you just
don't step on it. Should I show up my back
and antagonize a snake, Yeah, don't don't poke at it
with a stick or anything like that. Yeah, it'll be fine.
As the weather gets cold or what, animals tend to

(15:14):
start infiltrating our houses. Ah, yes, right now, squirrels get
an addict, punks are getting into the crawl spaces. Raccoons,
We'll get into both, possums. We'll get into your attict
and crawl space. So yeah, as it gets colder, they're
all looking for that shelter and our homes are nice

(15:35):
for it. Yeah. And right now we're dealing with foxes
in my backyard, which I've been chronicling, and there were
like five or six of them, and so Brian as
team put cameras back there to see the animals. Now,
I don't live in a really rural area. Some people
are like, well, if you live in the woods, that's
what you get. No, I don't live in the woods,
and there are cameras to catch the foxes. Except these cameras.

(15:56):
I've seen other animals in my backyard, Brian, what are
these animals? They've seen your properties. Got armadillos, We've seen
raccoons back their possums. Um, we have not in the
fox and there's a good reason for that. Uh, you
probably did have foxes, obviously you've seen them. But our

(16:16):
cameras have caught coyotes and bobcats as well in my yard.
How do coyotes and bobcats get in my yard? Well, Um,
there's quite a few digging areas underneath your fence and
then your gates. Pretty it's not like a solid gate,
so they can just get through it. But how are

(16:38):
their coyotes anywhere near? I mean I don't because I
live near a road, a big road. There are cars,
there are there's a school. There's our coyotes just hanging
around in people's yards or were they there because of
all the other animals. Coyotes actually eat fox, so you
don't have a fox problem anymore. I can guarantee that
now we have a coyote problem. Hey, that's that's baby.

(17:02):
We didn't do that. The coyotes got them. Yep, yeah,
they they will either if if they know the coyotes
around them just leave U and they will not come
back for sure, and U or the fu or the
kyotes already got them. But what about okay, what about me?
I'm let's talking. Let's talk about me for a second.
What if I'm in the backyard at night and or

(17:22):
in the morning because we wake up really early. Any
chance I get attacked by a bobcatter, coyotes or my dogs?
Your dogs more likely? Yeah, not really. You they'll probably
you know, run off, say here are you coming? But
if your dog goes after them, then then that could
be an issue. So what do I do? What do
we do? Well, um, we can. You know, you've got

(17:44):
a pretty big sense. So there is a there is
a way to keep them out. One of them involved
in getting you a new gate. We'd either have to
reconstruct your gate to where it won't allow animals to
come in and out, or get to a new gate
all together. Yeah sounds expensive. I'll pass coyotes. Welcome to
the family, Welcome home. Yeah, welcome to the family. Coyotes. Hey, okay,

(18:06):
but we don't have foxes anymore. That's that's that was
the whole goal with getting Brian, and it worked. Now
apparently we have leopards and cheetahs and people can come
through apparently take the Safari tour and drive through. Is
this stuff only at night? By the way, do you
have to worry about this in the daytime. Most of
those animals we talked about are not colonel, So yeah,
only at night. Okay, here's the deal with Brian. If

(18:26):
you're hearing noise in the attic or cross space, they
do free inspections to determine what it is and what
damage they've caused. They'll also figure out how they're getting in.
They come up with a solution to keep them out.
And you know that's Brian animals removed dot com where
you know what the goal was to get to foxes
and make them. Well, now they are made, they're gone. Yeah,
to cure of that, they're gone. They could have just

(18:47):
left on the room. Oh yeah. Maybe they saw the
coyote and they're like we out us the video and
there's two coyotes right near the camera, just chilling, just
leading out. And they're not baby coyotes either. They killed
a few things, maybe maybe a few human humans. All right, Hey, Brian,
I appreciate it. Thank you for all your help. And

(19:07):
if you know, if what what would eat the kyotes?
What would make them go away? What's the next level
up with an animal that will come and kill them?
That would be humans, that would be pretty cars. Cars. Yeah,
let's drive around the yard. Okay, got it? All right, Brian, Hey,
hope you have an awesome day. Thank you for all
your help, and everybody go check out animals removed dot Com.
Bye Brian Hard, thanks guys, by bye. Here we go

(19:31):
kyotes and bobcats. But you know what I don't have?
That was the goal, all right, Yeah, it's time for
the good news. There's a tradition in Major League Baseball.
Whoever won the World Series last year the new World
Series champ, they get pizzas sent to their front office
by the former champions. So this year, the Astros won

(19:53):
the World Series and the Brays were the defending champs.
So they got a line found a local pizza shop
in Houston and it was Frank's Pizza in downtown Houston,
and they ordered a bunch of pizzas and send them
to the Astros and said congratulations. It's a way to
support local business and to say hey, you're the champ.
Now what it's the guy at the local Oh, Frank
was high way? Is this it's wealthy braves and you

(20:17):
want me to deliver them to the astros. There's some
prank because you know a little bit be like, nah,
come on, it's real. Yeah, it's cool. I like it.
They go to local businesses too. Yeah. Yeah, they don't
just do a national chain. It's like they find a
local shop close to the ballpark and say, let's give
you some business. That's what it's all about, right there.
That was tell me something good. So Bobby Bones Show

(20:38):
Interviews in case you didn't know, I'd talk to Jimmy Allen.
You know I'm from Best Shot because when you smile
make me want to girls. You treat freedom was a highway?
Times been wasted? And he's on the phone right now
on the Bobby Bones Show. Now me are on Jimmy.

(21:01):
Where are you right now? I am man, Kansas City.
Where are you at right now? Oh wait, yeah I
know you are. Hey. Where were you with Patrick Mahomes? Yeah?
I was there at the game. Did you see him? Yeah?
Your friends will talk for a little bit after after
the game. Yeah, I am that's cool man. I wish
I had cool friends. Jim Man, you do what goes going?

(21:22):
And on. Yeah they're not Patrick Mahomes though. Yeah, then
we're definitely not as rich. I want to ask you
about the CMAS for a second, because you tweeted that
you were sick and you weren't gonna be able to
make it. What happened there, Well, I was diagnosed with
exhaustion and um, something else health wise that I haven't

(21:46):
you know, put out publicly, but ye know, I'll tell
you offline. I'm just not ready for the world to
know it. But you know, it was so funny when
it happened. I was like, we got COVID, Like, nah,
I ain't COVID. Some I wish she was COVID. Yeah,
all right, Well, we're rooting for you, man, We're hoping
the best for you. Hope you get healthy. I know

(22:06):
you're running like crazy. You're out with Kerry right now.
I saw you guys on the Kerry Underwood Show doing
it look like a choreograph dance number or did you
guys practice that? Yeah, we did. It's something we started
rehearsing before before the tour started. And I think it's
super cool, you know, because there's something you know that
I feel like, you know, she's really Stepper her game up. Man.

(22:29):
When it comes to just overall, just like entertainment from
I feel like entertainment is just doing a bunch of
things to keep the crowds attention what I'm saying, giving
them their money's worth. So I'm like, not maybe I'm biased.
I'm on tours there right now. But not only is
she like just slaying people with these vocals, but man,
she's flying and stuff, dancing, you know, telling jokes. It's

(22:53):
it's really a beautiful thing to see Tomorrow, Jimy will
beyond the Pickaball show, it's Stephen Colbert. So when they
reached out to you to play Pickaball, were you all
already playing pickleball recreationally? Man? I played pickleball one time before.
I was like, wait, who's gonna be there? And it's
gonna be a CD. Oh sign me up. So this
whole thing benefits I believe Red Nose Day with Stephen

(23:15):
Colbert and can you tell us how you did? Are
you embarrassed? Are you proud of your performance? You know,
me and Derek's Bentley proudly representing country music on opposite teams.
But I'm super proud of what I did, given the situation,
you will see, given the situation that you've never played

(23:35):
before exactly. Let me ask you this, and I got
a couple of things before we let you go here.
You eat a bowl of cereal every night before you
go to bed? Is that still a thing? Yep? Honey
smacks or Chris, how about glazed donuts every night before
you go to bed? Yeah? One a night. But for
someone who is, you know, so dedicated to their physical

(23:59):
fitness to eat donuts and cereal each night? Are you
blessed with wonderful genetics or are you just working that
hard every other part of the day. Man, it's genetics,
you know. Luckily I'm blessed because I haven't been on
my workout kick for almost a year now. Man. I
admire the honesty. Yeah, I admire the honesty. And most
people will be like, no, I'm hitting no hard, Jim.

(24:19):
He's like, no, born with it. I ain't doing nothing, bro.
If I didn't, if I if I didn't have my genetics,
I look like. You can't say I'm gonna bleep out
who you said? I'm gonna bleep that out because I
ain't having that on. But that's hilarious, Okay, I ain't
gonna I ain't gonna have you thought yourself under the
bus like that, So I'm gonna protect you there. Um,

(24:42):
let me say this. I saw you on The Connors,
which is which it was, Roseanne. Then it's the Connors.
You're acting, so you wanting to act more? How was
that experience for you? It was great? I loved it.
I'm I'm actually carving time out away from touring next
year to do more television. I love it TV and
film and hosting. They're all equally as important. Like music

(25:04):
doesn't trump either one of them, you know what I mean,
Like they're all equally important. So I'm at the place
in my career where, you know, I've been blessed to
having a few opportunities to jump into the acting world
a little bit more when it's hosting, when it's a sitcom,
a couple of movie opportunities. So I'm about to do it.
Like life's all about being happy. I'm gonna keep making

(25:25):
me it the whole time, but I'm gonna probably take
a little break from touring for a few months and
jump at its TV film. What are you doing for
the holidays, Jimmy, I honestly have no idea, like, we
don't we don't really make plans. You know. Me and
my family were kind of just like, let's feel the
mood and see what happens. You know, we got families
to go stay in Delaware or Florida or California, or

(25:46):
stay in Nashville. It's kind of just a you know,
whatever we feel like doing without the pressure of my
side of family or her side of family saying we
need to do this now, we need to do whatever
we want to do. So we're just kind of just
waiting until the day of or the day before and
just making a decision. Well, what you can plan for
is shopping, and Black Friday is starting early at Macy's

(26:07):
dot com. Tons of great gifts that you can get
your hands on before anybody else. Ten dollars kitchen appliances,
twenty five dollars fragrances, seventy percent off gold jewelry, it's everywhere.
The best part is Macy's Wishless Wednesday supports Big Brothers,
Big Sisters of America. So 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

(26:27):
and a power of kids to reach their potential. And
remember to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday, November
twenty fourth, nine to noon, which Jimmy I know you've
been a part of before. Yeah. Go see Jimmy right now.
He's on tour with Carrie. He's also got a children's book,
My Voice as a Trumpet, and he'll be on the
Pickleball Show with Stephen Colbert tomorrow night, and it'll be
interesting to see what him and his partner do. That's

(26:48):
all I know. I don't know anything else except that
Jimmy appreciate you. You know, take a few breaths. That's all.
Take a few breaths, get a nap, you know what's up,
and we'll talk to you soon. Ye man, Yeah, you
gotta take it. Yeah, I think it easy. All right,
see you buddy on the phone. John in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Hey John, Good morning John. John. Will give a chance

(27:12):
here to win a big fat Sonic gift card. Now
here's the deal. We're gonna play the classic TV theme game.
We'll kind of talk through the intro to the TV
show like the song for if I said, show me
that smile again. Don't waste another minute on your cry,
and that'd be growing pain. That's a hard one. But John,

(27:36):
you can pick Amy, Lunchbox or ready to play for you?
Who do you think we'll get? Three? Just who do
you think is gonna win? Go ahead, I'm gonna uno, okay?
And who do you think is the worst at this game?
Amy or Eddy? Okay? So Lunchbox, you're gonna play Amy? Okay?
And if you win, John wins. But if wins, he doesn't, okay, Amy,
It's up to you to win. It's hard when you

(27:56):
talk it out though. Here we go Number one. You
get five of these. Write your answers down. When I
wake up in the morning and the alarm gives off
a warning and I don't think I'll ever make it
on time? What TV theme song is that I'm in?

(28:17):
I'm in for the mom lunch Box Saved by the Bell? Amy,
saved by the bell? Correct? Next one? What would you
do if I saying out of tune? Would you stand
up and walk out on me? Oh? Man, I hear it,

(28:43):
my heads, I gotta I gotta gotta go. What would
you do if I saying out of tune? Got a lunchbox. Yeah,
what do you have wonder years? Wonders? Correct? What would
you do if I say too? Good job, guys. Next one,
love marriage goes together like a horse and carriage. I

(29:13):
tell you, brother, can't have mom without the other. Love
and marriage still going. Love and marriage goes together like
a horse and carriage. N Yeah, I tell you brother,

(29:35):
can't have mom without the other. John, we're about to
take the lead. John, This is like right, yep, I
never watched this, but he the dad sold shoes. Any answer?
The dad was a shoe salesman. Love and marriage correct, lunchbox,
married with children? Correct? Yeah, then the marriage, love and

(29:55):
the marriage. Okay, Next like a horse and carriage. This,
I tell you brother, you can't have fun without it.
Next time, well, we're moving out to the east Side.

(30:20):
Come in to a deluxe apartment in the sky. I'm
in for the wounded, Amy, take it the Jefferson's lunchbox,
the Jefferson's. We're have been moving on out to eat. Oh,
we're any going defeating John, We're abouna go in defeating.

(30:45):
I want to know you mean perfect? Then we're gonna
perfect game, John, We're going perfect game. Who get those
taste buds ready. Who here we go. Yeah. Making your
way in the world today, it takes everything you got.

(31:10):
Taking a break from all your worries. It sure would
help a lot. I'm in Oh, lunchbox is not writing.
I have no idea. Making your way, making your wood
town in the world today takes everything you got. Making

(31:34):
the word in the world today, making the world a day,
make the world today, not even singing the right words,
making it in the world days, take all you got?
All right? When I put something down, Let's go to lunchbox,
A man, I put friends cheers in the world today.

(32:00):
Are you gonna go perfect? Yeah? I know, man, and
I watched Cheers. I just couldn't get that. So this
is a buzz in you can set anytime. I couldn't
hear the theme. Say your name, it's speed round. Oh
I love speed baby. What I'll say that? Why? Here

(32:20):
we go, final one, buzzing with your name, and I'll
stop at any point action. Just sit right back and
you we'll hear a tale. Lunch roun lunch fresh, brisbell
air incorrect. What that's in West Village will be a tale?

(32:49):
Have a faithful trip? What that started from Tropic Port?
Huh aboard it's tiny ship. You already out. I thought
I got to read. Now, listen to all he's saying.
He's got like twenty seconds between words, the words I hear,

(33:12):
the ship. I am listening. I'm just cheerleader, man. But
I mean, right now, it could be love boat, it
could be Gilligan's Island. I need to hear it again.
But like not, No, you don't get to tell me
how to do it. That's the whole point of the game.
As I do it, so you can't figure it out.
Just got it right here on the n Sit back,

(33:33):
sit right back back, and you'll hear a tale. And
you'll hear a tale something like that, a tale, a
tale about the fate. Full trip, full trip? Okay, okay,
what Gilligan's Island? Correct out? Yeah, it didn't even It's

(34:00):
one game. And then secondly it didn't even go perfect. Lunchbox,
what do you want to say because you have failed? John? Ah, John,
you know what I'm saying. I had to let Amy
win one every once in a while, but you didn't
let her win. And he also didn't win a prize.
John was a bad, bad, bad run there, John, We
got a little cocky there. Dang, here's a voicemail from

(34:21):
Scott in Ohio. How do you make money on TikTok?
I'm an old man. Could you explain that to us later?
Thank you love the show, best show in the country.
I explain to you now, Well, TikTok, you don't really
make any money per se. By doing the tiktoks. You
make a little bit, and that a little fund. You
could be doing millions streams views, but you don't make
a lot of money in that. Where you can make

(34:42):
money selling ads. Where you can make money is if
you're making music sending people to stream your music. You
can make money being popular and people subscribe to your
Instagram or YouTube. There's a lot of ways to make
money on TikTok except on TikTok. Yeah, any he doesn't.
TikTok is not a good payer, but it is a
great creator of other ways to make money. I did

(35:05):
that fund for a little bit. I was like, yeah,
I'll opped in. Had videos like three four five, had
one went six million, I mean like a dollar nineteen. Good.
This is not a way to make money. And when
you open it's got Confettius his congratulations you made a
dollar fifteen. See, I was so excited to go look
at because I had a video went to six million.
I was like, I got to be rich, and so

(35:26):
I went yeah, dollar dollar seventeen something like that. So
that's what it is. TikTok is a way for you
to grow a following and then use that to make money.
And you can do ads too, just like you can
do ads anywhere else. The real money and content creation
is in YouTube. That's where most people can make a
lot of money. Mister beast, they offered him in one

(35:47):
billion dollars for his biggest channel. He said no, what
he said no? Then they did the math on it,
they brought him again. He's like, yea, I wouldn't sell
it either for one billion, wow, one billion dollars billion
dollars from YouTube. And he said, no choice you did.
I don't think you would have done that anyway, or
I think you made a good choice. Yeah. Yeah, here's
Bradley from Tacoma, because you still could have done that

(36:07):
even here. Yeah, but I didn't know you can make
that much money on YouTube. But no idea. But he
probably didn't either when he started. He always knew no
because he wasn't no because Bradley and Tacoma, Washington. Here's
a voicemail Marty Studio. Listen, I just made up a
morning corny. What do you call a pessimistic antelope? A cantelope? Yeah,

(36:34):
you love that. You're Samy's pile of stories. People are
more impatient than ever. New research says that half of
all customers will not wait more than three minutes without
being helped. Three minutes and they're out. And speed is just,
if not more important than price. That's a long time.

(36:55):
It is three minutes. Yeah, because you don't assume everybody
needs help. But what's weird is sometimes they can't find
enough people to work at a store and you're like, hey,
can I get some help here, and there's nobody working
or everybody because there's not a lot of folks. They're
all working the register and there is no one. And
it's not that there are lazy people. Well, it is
lazy people you don't want to work, but it's not

(37:16):
lazy people there that day. There just aren't enough people
they're working. But three minutes is a long time. Now,
on the flip side of that, if I go onto
a clothing store and I'm looking at something and they
just aren't laying closed on my shoulder. Put this on and
and try this on? Hell you want this one? That's
too much help. I get to find the fine line. Yeah,
you walk in, you look at if they just go hey,
if you need anything, let me know. I'll be right here.

(37:38):
That's why I like. And then if I do need something,
I'll let them know. I don't need You're good, Yeah,
I'm good. Okay, how about now you're good? Yeah? No, no,
I'm good. Can I get your water? I'm not drinking water?
Shopping here? Yeah, we were closed. Oh yes, it's a
very fine line. Gen Z is likely to feel respected
when a brand responds quickly, so it's like, oh, yeah,

(37:58):
they see me. I feel good about this. It could
be on the phone too, like if you have to
wait time or like even on social media for a
brand response. You know what, I don't trust Yeah, leave,
leave and we'll call you back. Oh oh no, way
about seventy percent of the time it works. I don't
trust it every time. Yeah, it's not worth it to me.
I've got one hundred. I'll get on Southwest and most
of the time they call me back. I say they're

(38:19):
a good one. But some of the other ones. They
do forget about me, and then I forget too that
I was even on the phone with them. And then
like two days later, I'm like, I'm still expecting a
call from the Buckle, and then there it is. They don't.
I got to start over. What's the worst. I don't
know if this happens to you, but when you're dealing
with a really complicated call for a long time and
then suddenly the salesperson or whoever it is the person
working hey disconnects from you. That happens too. When they

(38:41):
don't understand, they just hang up exactly. They act like
it was a technical thing, but they straight up hang
up on me. I know it. That happened to be
with my cable company. I'm for sure of it. Yeah.
I was like, I can't get this to connect. Well
have you tried? Forget? And then they just blame it
on my connection, so dumb else. Researchers or test seeing
a new birth control option for men described as a

(39:03):
temporary vasectomy. That's what you do, there's a birth control
from men. You put them in a room with eight
babies for twenty four hours. All right, these are your baby,
eight of them for twenty four hours go. You want
these for the rest of your life. So what this
involves is injecting gel directly into the area, and they

(39:24):
say it could prevent pregnancy for up to two years.
So it's temporary. You're not having to get the you know,
full vasectomy, even though the seconds are reversible anyway. But
this is just a gel. So anyway, they're they're testing
it out. We'll see what happened and even a lie.
You know, some people don't like to hear this show
talk about gross stuff in the morning because they're like,
I'm eating breakfast. I don't like to hear that. Ever,
because I I'm alive. I don't like to think about

(39:46):
I don't like to hear that. That's that same feeling.
I'm like, I don't want to hear that now, Okay,
what else? All right? So Riley Green, there was this girl.
He's going to be on tour next year with Luke Combs,
and he was talking to People magazine about how he's
dating Luke's day to day manager and they've been together
for a year and he told People Magazine quote, I've

(40:07):
got a lot of ex girlfriends who'd be blown away
by that number. I just thought that, Yeah, no, I
don't know that I ever talking about a lot of
ex girlfriends would have a current. Maybe when I'm not
with a current. Interesting, Yeah, they'd all be shocked. I've
been committed for a year. I maybe that's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the

(40:27):
good news. Hi. Devon who goes by at Debon nine
seventy three, on TikTok, posted a video of this older
lady who works at Walmart. Now, she's a greeter there,
and he was talking to her and she was like, hey, look,
I'm not gonna be able to really quit here until
I get my house paid for because she has to

(40:47):
still pay her mortgage. And so he said, okay, well
let's help you with that now. Again, Devin's just throwing
this out there, and he set up a go fund
me and he said, hey, we want to help her
get closer to retiring. The initial crowdfunding campaign for ten
thousand dollars, which even he thought was a bit much
and he didn't know if they would get to it,
but why not try. But unless than twenty four hours

(41:08):
they raised over one hundred thousand dollars, So an optimistic
campaign where he's like, I don't know if we're gonna
do this, but let's try. It turned into oh, one
of those where you have to turn up the ten thousand,
where you keep turning it up. So a week later,
go fund Me had surpassed over one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars and it was enough for her to be
able to pay off her mortgage and retire. That's amaz
like he changed her life by doing he just he

(41:29):
straight up changed her life. That is a great story
at Debon nine seventy three underscore on TikTok. That's a
great story. Good job by you. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Here's a voicemail we
got from Amber in Michigan. I just have a B
team tell me something good. I get on the Facebook
B Team page and tried to sell my tickets to

(41:51):
your show in December because my daughters had to have
emergency surgery and have a leg amputated. While the B
Team members get my Venmoo and Dirted sending me money
and so now we're coming to see you in Vegas.
Wows by the way. A couple of things to share
it One B team. That's the listeners of this show.
If you're a listener of the show and you're into

(42:13):
the idea of just helping others, you're part of the
B Team. And the B Team for two reasons. One
because I felt like I was never on the A team,
meaning I never got picked first. And then also my
name starts to be if you guys didn't know combo there. Secondly,
that B Team Facebook page is always up to some
good stuff, and so apparently she was gonna sell the
tickets because she need to save that money and they
said no, no, no, we got you and they helped us.

(42:34):
I can tell me something good right there. Yeah, that's awesome.
So shout out to you guys. And if you and
your daughter are coming, because I assume her daughter is
getting her leg amputated, is still coming, called back up
and Leaven message let me know exactly what's happening, because
maybe we can arrange something as well if that's the case.
So I'm happy that you guys are coming to Vegas
have a show in December. I think it's the fourth,

(42:54):
maybe because it's Mber fourth sounds right, Yeah, whatever that
Sunday is, And so I can't wait to see everybody,
and that's it. That's it. Let's go over to Amy
now and get in the morning. Corny, Morning Corny. What
DoD Turkey's like to do on sunny days? What did
turkeys like to do on sunny days? Have pechnics? Was

(43:20):
the morning Corny. Morgan said on the show yesterday she's
single again after a year, and she's been dating on
Hinge the app. It's been going okay. But I know,
I know, maybe you guys can figure it out because
I don't know who it is, Morgan, tell them what happened.
So someone tried to match with me on the dating app,
and there's somebody that has been in the news a

(43:41):
lot for their relationship to a country star, and she's
not going to confirm or deny regardless of what we say.
Hold on, hold on. But that's the clue, someone who's
been in the news. So it has to be let me, yeah, yeah, okay,
let me think. Hold on. Don't don't spoil because I
give you inials. No, no, don't give me anything. Hold
on dating a country star. So it has to be wait,

(44:01):
you're assuming dating, oh married? What if they're yeah, they
were married. I never even thought about Mary yeah, it
could be either why are you writing something down? I
want to show you. No, I want to guess. Oh,
I can't think of anyone. He didn't have some fun.
That's the point. I want to have fun. You guys
always get to play the game. I show you who
I think it is. Yes, because I have no one,
we probably have show Okay, maybe, but now I'm not

(44:24):
buying it. Oh no, that's not what I know. Do
I know him? Do I know him really? Well? Yeah? No? No, Oh,
then it's not morgana. No. Guys, not confirming denying anything.
You just deny I would saying to you that you
don't know them. Well, sorry, I was repeating myself to
google that person. That's interesting, Amy, you have to google

(44:46):
that person. Hey, what Amy has? Whatever Amy says, I'm
gonna say out loud, but whatever, I want you to
just go regardless of what I say, Just go. Who knows?
I want you to already have your response ready so
people don't judge it based off your tone. So whatever
I say, go up. Who knows? Amy? Who do you have?
I can't you have me to stay in the name. Okay.

(45:06):
The only reason why I say in the news right
now is I just read an article about him yesterday.
Just things are being said about him. No, I know
who it is, Oh, Jenna Kramer's husband, who knows? Who knows? Okay? No, No,
I know, I know, I know. Okay, again, this is
all speculation. Morgan just told me, and she didn't even
tell me. I will say that I did not swipe

(45:28):
right on him for a reason. See yeah, because yeah,
is it a note to who? I said, Well, who knows?
It's okay? Nice. So the only clue is they're in
the news for for being Was it a marriage or
was it a day eating? Who knows? No, I got

(45:49):
a question. Was Casey Musgrave's ex husband a musician? Yeah?
I don't know who he is, but that it could
be him. He's not in the news right now. Did
we say right now? No? She did not right now.
I just said in the news for who they dated
as a country star, dated amy, they weren't married, who knows?
Who knows? So it could have been Casey muskrat. I mean,

(46:11):
I don't know who that is her ex husband's rust
and Kelly, But she's saying dated not married. No, she said,
who knows? No, it could have been either. She said
dated She literally said dated. Are there a lot of
famous people on hinge? No, this is the first one
I've seen. Are they like B list c Liss? Hey?
Who knows? Yeah? Who knows? Like I'm Morgan back at it?

(46:32):
And you didn't want to date him? No? I did
not list. And maybe I didn't want to date him
because I just don't find him attractive. I don't know
who knows? Right, Hey, yeah it is. Is there any
other celebrity couples that are in the news that dated somewhere?
It doesn't have who? Okay, let's think of all this thing.
Think about this, we gotta come back. What wrong here?

(46:56):
So far? And I think if she told to be like,
oh but we don't know. But she's not going to
tell her. She's just gonna say, well, who knows? That's
right and right. I'm just trying to think. What are
the artists have dated in the past. Yeah, here's Riley Green,
Thomas Rhett Riley Green? Was it Green? No? No? No?
What does he have? Let me say? No, of course not?

(47:17):
Oh good one. I'm joking. I don't think it's real,
all right, I know who it is? Okay, who Morgan
told me? Okay? Who is it they have they have
been and then they it's not anything that's happened today

(47:38):
or yesterday, but they've been in the news. And I
think it's a good idea not to go. I just
think you would get a lot of unwanted attention. Yes,
more than that's all. I'm right. So I'm gonna put
it there. I think I'm gonna so you think I'm
no indication, but so my clothes might Yeah, who's more.

(48:01):
I'm giving you no indication of what anybody is. But
Morgan a good call. What if we said would just
put a light on you that you don't want? Yeah, well,
and you know everything that was in the news, like
you learn about something and good looking guy. I'll leave
it there, good looking guy. See what about brown? Here? Guy,
We'll come back. Here's what we're gonna do, smart Amy.

(48:21):
Somebody secretly recorded somebody here on the show. Again, this
has got to stop. We're in a room full of microphone.
It's one button and it's great content, and it shows
the true personalities and some of these show members. So
someone secret recorded somebody here on the show. We're gonna
play it back and let's let them defend themselves after
they hear what they hear. We love recording people, secretly,

(48:42):
don't we. Yeah? Yeah, So every once in a while,
I get a little birdie that flies in goes got
a little something, and that birdie is Eddie. Guys, we
got another one, another, one another one. Go ahead. Look,
when someone's talking trash or doing something that I think
is worthy to bring the show and they're in front
of a microphone, you know what I'm gonna do. I'm

(49:02):
gonna go to Scooba and say, hey, hit record on this.
We're gonna use this later. Okay, So what happened Lunchbox.
He's on the phone with I think customer Service. He's
sitting at his desk. Why did you grind? Because I
did call customer service and he is talking so rude
to them, like rude to them that I tell Scuba,
we got a roll on this. You know, if you're

(49:23):
sitting by a microphone, Lunchbox, someone's gonna quick. I wasn't
even thinking, man, I was on the phone. I was
in my chair there. You know, were you complaining about?
Because my cable had worked for two weeks and every
time I call, they say, oh yeah, yeah, we'll run
some you know, we'll run technical support here and we'll
try to diagnose the problem and we'll get that fixed.
And we did that three times. They mailed me three

(49:44):
new cable boxes. None of it worked. And then I
call again and she's like, oh, yeah, you know, we'll
just what'll trouble shoot from here? No no, no, no, no,
no more trouble shooting from there. I need someone at
my house. No more ind in no no no more
end that's from doing I remember that. And then she says,
what's gonna be a ninety nine dollars fee for them
to come? No, no, no, that's not ninety nine dollars

(50:06):
fee because your stuff doesn't work. No, so I'm getting
heated right now. It's not her fault, though, right, yes,
her fault. Okay, so here's a club. I haven't heard
it yet. Eddie claims he recorded this from lunchbox on
with customer service. Go ahead. No no, no, no, no, no,
no excuse me, no no no, that's not how it's
gonna go. No no, no no, I'm not paying ninety
nine dollars for you to come out and fix your

(50:27):
equipment that's not working. No no, no, you can put
on you can whatever you need to write on the account.
You write, No, I'm not paying ninety nine dollars. My
cable hasn't worked for two weeks. Do you understand? I
am Lunchbox from the Bobby Bone I will go on Twitter, Instagram,
my social media, and I can bash your company if

(50:49):
that's what I need to do, but I'm not gonna
pay ninety nine dollars for you guys to come fix
the broken thing. We're not gonna run oh technical support
from there. I've done technical support from you guys three
different times, and every time, oh, it's gonna be fixed,
it's never fixed. So now I need a human, a
human to come to my house and fix it. No

(51:10):
more of this trying to diagnostic whatever crap through the phone. Yes, yes,
then give me a supervisor and let's figure it out.
You can have a supervisor call me. That's fine, but
I am not paying ninety nine dollars. I listen being
that I am Lunchbox from the Bobby Bone Show. I
have a huge social media following and I am not
afraid to use my social media to get on there

(51:33):
and get what I need. So let's make an appointment
for someone to come to my house. Yes, fine, I
will wait for your supervisor to call me back. Okay,
I got a couple things. One is that real? That's legit,
that's that's not that's real, that's real. Why would you
say because this lady wants to run diagnostics for the

(51:55):
fourth time. They've sent me three new cable boxes and
she wants to charge me nine was that lr? Was
that real? NLR? Oh? It's crazy, dude, And your name
came I can't you can't use you can't use my name.
Your name was totally brought up. You can't use my name.

(52:15):
I'm a celebrity. I'll tweet it out o that, but
that's how you do. It's hilarious and crunch worthy. But
you can't use my I don't care if I say
your lunchbox, I don't have a crap like your lunchbox
losers podcast that. I don't care, But I don't use
my name because you're all. But if you go, if
you go on social media and you tweet things out,
guess what you get a response like that? Okay, did

(52:35):
you no? Because a supervisor called me back, and guess what.
Someone's coming to my house and there is no ninety
nine dollars feet, thank you. That's what you have to do.
You have to get a little oh, got a little
raise your voice a little bit and get into them.
And that's how you do it. I mean, let's not
send that message though, right, But that's how you treat
customer service to get what you want. I just you
can't use my name when you're yelling at people. No. No.

(52:57):
That whole clip made me uncomfortable. In addition to the
fact that I don't know he has some flim situation happening,
like he's trying to yell, but it's all like yeah,
and he does a lot of like repeating partial words
when he's flustered. No, no, no, no, no, And we
all have our own things, but that one it intensified

(53:17):
because he was intensifying. Yeah, you can't eat. I'll talk
to people that way lunch pot, No, No, they don't.
What about the way she was talking to me that
I don't know what you're saying. But what about the oh,
you know, we're gonna run diagnostics from me here? No? No,
we've done that enough, Like that's her talking down. I
don't you know what. I don't care about any of that.
You just can't say my name whenever you're you can't.

(53:39):
I don't like that, but also I love it. I
don't know what to feel. I'm so torn. I knew
you'd like man like some of the best audio you've
ever had. I'm frustrated right now. I'm frustrated right now,
me too, Me too. But I'm on and I still
and I have someone coming to my house and I'm
still frustrated the fact that they were going to try
to charge me. Now, he yelled, I'm a celebrity, and
I will tweet out and bash you for our listeners
that think this is just a bit. When he does this,

(53:59):
you heard it right there, and then I was even like,
was that real? It? Were You're dead? Series too? Did
you tell Sally to wash her back? No? I didn't
wash your bag, Sally. Well, I hope it gets fixed,
like just like you guys are getting me fired up again.
I don't use my name, Neil got it, got it.

(54:20):
But I can use my Twitter and Instagram and let
me tell you, you'll get a response like that. I've
done doing it, I know, because I got what I
needed Airline. I've done it before. Okay, Well, I'm gonna
play this song. I'm a celebrity. I'll tweet it out.
Talk to Goldie in Texas, who was on the phone. Hey, Goldie,

(54:41):
what's going on? I don't really do this is what's
going on. I want to talk to Lunchbox about why
he was saying about the customer service he got about.
I forgot what it was about, but yeah, it's cable.
Like twenty minutes ago, Lunchbox was well. Eddie had a
recording of Lunchbox yelling at the customer ser person and
I didn't so much care that he was upset at

(55:05):
the situation. He was talking mean, and he was using
my name, which I wish you wouldn't have done. But
I do think there's a reason to be upset with them.
It was just how you handled it. And also mostly
it was just using my name. But okay, we're past that.
But that's the situation, Goldie, What would you like to
say about it? Specifically? What is your name? Me? What

(55:27):
is your yeah, Bobby, what's your name? Goldie? I listened
to y'all every freaking single day. So no, I was
in customer service my whole life, like I raised my daughter. Um,
I totally get what he's saying. And I also also
want to say that some people are are not meant

(55:48):
to be in customer service period on the phone or
in person. Um, but thirty years of customer service. So
I just I just wanted to say I understand him,
and UM, I'm not a little nervous right now. That's good.
He's on my side. I think we all understood why
you were upset. It was how you handled being upset

(56:10):
by screaming at her and also going, I will humiliate
you because I'm on the Bobby Bone Show. He threatened her. No,
I can't said. I said I would tweet out negative
things if that's what I need to do. That's a threat.
That's not a threat. That's just a statement saying I
will do it, a statement that has if you don't
do this, I will do this. Yeah, we got it.

(56:32):
You go back to listen on the podcast. You guys
like to hear it. Thank you, Goldie. I really appreciate
that call, and I agree. Not everybody's made for customer service.
I'm one of them because I don't have the patience
for it. But you'd probably start crying. Huh, No, I
would get competitive. I would cry. Yeah, I wouldn't cry.
I no, I don't really cry. I wish I cried.
I wish I cried more so I would just get competitive. Okay, right,
let's do the news Bobby's story. If you're trying to

(56:56):
get your cat or your dog's attention, try this. Animal
experts say try baby talk instead. A recent study revealed
that getting your animals attention is as simple as speaking
with a high pitched tone, just like how you'd communicate
with a human baby. This is shown to pique their
interest and refocus their attention on you when they hear
the odd voice. By talking in your regular voice that

(57:17):
they're used to, most likely you won't get their undivided
attention unless they're trained from a young age. That is
from a research journal Animal Cognition. I also think the
high pitch has something with their their hearing, right. That's
why squeaky toys are a big time those Ella. If
it doesn't squeaks, she has no use for it. She
got about and she loves toys. Stanley could care less

(57:39):
about it. Just could not care less about a toy. Ella.
If it's only things you'll have, it's squeakier or nothing.
It's like somebody who only have an apple product. That's
her and squeaky toys. But yeah, they also will react
to certain words they know, like food and eat and
car and toy. But other than that, if I'm just talking,
they take it or leave it. Talking. Baby boys not

(58:02):
really in the morning, like when I'm waking them up,
especially the Eller, like what's that like, Heller, Heller? Wake up?
Wake up? I just trying to get because she sleeps
so hard. Mostly I'm just trying to annoy her to
wake up. Let's go into the bathroom and Stanley, I'm like, yo,
you know that's not baby boy. Oh. I'm like, dude,
come on, you do talk to him like a bro

(58:25):
I do. I'm like, oh, come on, I gotta go
to work, please go pee. We do a lot of that.
Next up, here's proof that we are born disliking some vegetables.
In a study, a majority of babies in the womb
smiled when their moms ate carrots, whereas babies that were
exposed to their mom eating kale had a distinct reaction

(58:47):
of sadness, even crying. The forty ultrasound scans were the
first ever direct evidence of how babies respond to different
taste while in the womb, which shows that kale is
an acquired taste. I agree with that because I can
eat kale now. Who hate it as a kid and
not something we're born tolike? But think about that. As
a kid, we didn't like a lot of vegetables that

(59:10):
we do like now. I mean, I love sugar now. Still.
That's from Psychological Science, a research journal. It's even almost
like Brussels sprouts, which have a very bitter flavor. And
I think I've developed taste for Brussels sprouts, especially when
they started putting salt and caramel and change. Yeah, that's
why my development came from that when they covered it
with everything else and it wasn't really about the Brussels sprout.

(59:30):
If someone's cranky, it may be a good thing. Experts
found that crabbiness could be a sign that you're smarter
than the average person. Boom. Researchers from Penn You're mean,
not cranky. Researchers from Penn State engaged in a year
long study and found the people with above average intelligence
also largely tend to be the most disagreeable. Being disagreeable
usually lends to a person to perceive you as crabby,
when in all actuality, it could just be a sign

(59:52):
of an inability to express an above average intelligence. Readers
Digest has that story, then I must be really intelligent.
About four thirty A. That's when I'm hitting my peak intelligence.
Come on, broke it up. I'm crabby to Stanley good,
Come on, man, I gotta go to her. There's that
a bulldog puppy gets a facelift to help her breathe

(01:00:12):
at night. I've been here, done that, tuna. The puppy
was having trouble breathing at night, so there was one
thing that they could do, and they gave her a
facelift to help the bulldog with her breathing issues. The
surgery removed the role of excess skin around her nose,
and surgery on her eyelids, which were so heavy they
pulled her face down and made her eyes look like
they're crying. The female bulldog was rescued as part of
the RSPCA animal welfare investigation, and doctors and animal rights

(01:00:34):
organizations are using her story to point out the problems
that dog breeders are creating, which say is leading to
a lot of health problems. That's from the Daily Mail.
They should not make bulldogs. We should stop and I'm
not saying no more bulldogs period. They should be able
to mate with other dogs and become a healthier ish breed.

(01:00:56):
I have a bulldog. He's had eleven surgeries. It's crazy
house sick they're born and how you have to maintain them,
and it's expensive just to almost be normal. They're inbred
years and years and years. They snore. He had Stanley.
When he's born. He had to have surgery on his

(01:01:17):
nose and his like tongue so he could breathe because
they don't breathe well. And still he's snore. He's still snores.
You can hear him through walls. When we have guests
that stay at our house, we have to move him
like two more walls from them because it just reverts
because he can't breathe. When we're playing video games that
I can hear him through your headsets. Yes, and you
know what, he's at the dog place, like ten blocks

(01:01:38):
on the road and you can still hear that. That's
where he is. That's how loud he is. Well, I mean,
and you're an attentive dog parent and you're able to
take him to get this stuff done too. Like imagine
some dogs that just kind of live in the the
pain because their owners don't pay attention to yea, yeah,
I tend to sure. I think I'm lucky enough now
to have some money to have that stuff fixed. Yeah.
If you don't have money to like spare money, don't

(01:02:00):
get a bulldog, don't get a French bulldog. Don't get
it because it's just so much. It's so much. I
don't recommend it. By the way, check out Standing the
Dog and his first day at school? Kids. Do you
all address that in? But no, it's not addressed in
the book. Well it's address he doesn't fit in because
he looks different than but not as dogs now, not
a breing. Do you like Stanley the Dog? That's the
next book. These are all my surgeries and kids could

(01:02:20):
use it before they go into the Oh. I love him.
I just feel bad for him. And that's why I
say that, because he's had eleven he spent a lot
of his life in a cone, and nobody should have
to deal with that, or no dogs should have to
deal with that. According to a new study, the most
obese states are oh boy, oh let's see it's risk. Yes, yeah,
I was gonna let you guess, but yeah, West Virginia.

(01:02:43):
I was number one, Mississippi, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Alabama. It's
a Southern fried chicken man. Man, I was asking you
the day what my death Row meal is. It's chicken
fried steak with white gravy, mashed potatoes with white gravy,
fried okra corn on the cop. I knew it immediately.
They were like, you already knows, that's my favorite meal.
I'm from Arkansas. Like that to me is like the

(01:03:05):
perfect dinner, not special death Row night. Like that's just
I'd love to have that for dinner. Sweet tea, m
like five five glasses of it. Oh wow, that's why
our states are like that, because that's how we're raised,
which is comfort food constantly. The least overweight states are Colorado, Utah, Massachusetts, Hawaiian, Minnesota. Yeah.

(01:03:27):
Shout out to our Minnesota listeners. I'm surprised you made
the list. Why the Midwest? It's cold. What do you
do when it's cold? You stay inside? Neat? Yeah, watch TV.
What do you do when it's cold and snowing? That's right,
eat candy. That's what I do twice a year when
it snows. Also do when it's not snowing when it's warm.

(01:03:48):
And then finally, the Grammy's were announced yesterday. As far
as who's nominated for the awards, what I'll Go Over
with You is Best Country Song. Up for Best Country Song.
Marion Morris circles around this town doing this. Luke Combs,
I'd have a Friday night. I bet you think about me.

(01:04:12):
Taylor Swift if I was a cowboy. Miranda Lambert, I
Love you till the day I die. Willie Nelson, I
love you until you can't. Cody Johnson, you gotta jail taken.

(01:04:39):
That's a Songwriters Award. If I were to pick that one,
probably Cody Johnson until you can't if you gotta jail
tough category. I saw Marion post yesterday that I think
her and Ryan wrote that song. They met ten years
ago and they wrote that song together. Now they're nominated
for a Grammy together. It was that one or a
different one, and they were also they wrote that code

(01:05:00):
John No No No around the town. Okay, what yeah,
I did that Best Country Album. I'll just go through them,
Luke Combs, Growing Up, Randon Lambert Palomino, Ashton McBride presents
Lynnville Humble Quest Marion Morris and Willie Nelson A beautiful time.
So Marion had the most nominations in the country. Space
is the whole deal. Good job by her, good job

(01:05:20):
by them. I hope everybody wins. Everyone's knocking, but I
hope they do. I hope it's a five way, five
or six way tie. That would be the best. All right.
That is those bobbies story. Missus Jonah from Iowa who
left a voicemail last night. Man, I was just getting
off your Instagram and I saw you posted the CMA

(01:05:43):
bit that you did. Part was past when I was
laughing my butt off. Let me explain about a month
or so ago, maybe more than that. I did a
bit on stage at my comedically inspirational show where I said, Hey,
they're not gonna let me host CMA Awards, but if
I did host, this is a kind of monologue I
would do. And I did it, and someone threatened to
leak it. I should have never talked about it because

(01:06:03):
that got me in trouble because then I talked about
it so much that people were like, well, now you
have to put it out, and then people were mad
I wasn't putting it out, and then people were like
you're a whimp. And then people were like, well, you
say everybody's a voice, it can't take stuff, But then
you don't want to put it out because so I
finally was just like, I'm just gonna put it out there,
and it's up on my Instagram at mister Bobby Bones.
It's about a five minute video of a monologue I

(01:06:24):
would do if I were hosting the CMAS. And yes
there were some jokes, because you need a couple people
are like, oh ah, but I did run it by
a couple of test audience friends. I said, well, anyone
get so upset by this that it's really gonna cut
them and hurt their feelings? And they said no, that
the people would be able to take a joke. Now

(01:06:44):
I've recently found that's not true. Yeah, I was about
to say, I'm not saying that about Chase, because I
did go to one to Chase his friends and he
was like, I think Chase it that's funny, but I'm
not gonna say who. But I've recently found that that's
not true that everybody can't take it. Because that's what
I've found out. I'll play you one where the person
did not get upset. This is a joke I was

(01:07:05):
doing about Dan and Shay. And what I did too
is I cut in. I acted like they were in
the audience and I said, oh, Dana Shays here. It
show a picture of them sitting in the crowd, but
they weren't really there. I just made it look like
a CMA bit. And so this is a joke I
did about Dan and Shay. You know Dan has big,
long hair. Now, so that here you go. Dan and
Shay are here, very excited. These guys, Hey look at
him in the audience. Over there, Dan and Jay. Wow,
my friends Dan Ja. Yeah. They're nominated for Vocal Duo

(01:07:28):
of the Year. Dan and Shay did this really catchy
song with Justin Bieber called ten thousand hours. You guys
may have heard it, which is also the amount of
time Dan spent getting his hair ready for tonight. Dan
looks like if you cross a male model with a
guy who sells CBD oil out of the basement, And
so those are real people in the crowd. We didn't

(01:07:50):
edit the last in, but I went to look to
see what country artists liked the bit, and I'll read
you somebody like Laney even posted a comment, and I
was making a joe about Louisiana and Laney Oh that's
right now from Arkansas. Yeah, and so Landy liked it
and she made she put a comment up there summer party,
John's wife, Kane Brown liked it. Gavin DeGraw three doors down,

(01:08:11):
Brad the lead singer there, Travis Denning. There's some people,
but then there's some who won't touch it, or they
won't like it because they don't want to be seen
liking it. But it's on my Instagram at mister Bobby Bones.
I put it out. It has caused me a little
bit of a little whatever. Whatever. I can't tell people
just go and be yourself, and then if I don't,
I don't do it myself. But it's up there, mister

(01:08:31):
Bobby Bones. If you want to see that, let's go
over and take a couple of calls. Jeff and Ohio
is on the phone right now. Jeff, happy to talk
with you. What's going on, buddy? Good morning, mister Bones.
Are you I'm doing pretty good? What can I do
for you? Morning show? Morning kind of studio? So I've
got I've got a question. What is the personal vendetta

(01:08:53):
with Eddie against lunchbox. Why is he flying maron like
a net at a barbecue? Video or recording everything? Now,
he said, great question. Now I would put put on
both of them because they're constantly spilling the tea on
each other. They're tattling on each other. You only get
about a third of what the two tattle on each
other about that I bring to the air. So I
don't know what the that some what beef is between

(01:09:16):
you two lunch Yeah, that's a great question. Is I
think Eddie just wants the spotlight on him. He gets
mad that I get too much it too though you
do it too a lot. But he's always just following
me around. He follows me to the bathroom. He follows
me to the bathroom. Yeah, how did you see me?
Do Keith herb I had to go to the bathroom. Oh,
you having to follow me just like I followed Keith.
So you admitted you followed Keith. No I didn't. I

(01:09:39):
said Keith was in there. Admitted you followed Keith? Did not?
I said he was in there. And that's what happens. Yes,
but Eddie just wants some of my shine and he
can't take it that I'm the focal point of everything, Eddie,
why do you think Lunchbox is always trying to get
you in trouble. Yeah, that's a good question. Bones. I
don't know why he's trying to get me in trouble.
My My point of view here is simple. I'm trying

(01:09:59):
to bringing good stuff to the show, and I feel
when he does, I mean he is gold. Follow him
around for twenty thirty minutes, You're gonna get something good.
You can record it, you bring it to the show,
and everyone loves it. That's it. He securely records Abby
and it's hilarious. Of course, he makes fun of her.
He secure, but when it's done to him, all of
a sudden, you don't like it. They don't like my shine.

(01:10:19):
I'm a victim. You don't like Abby Shine. What do
you mean when did I secretly record her? You pranked her?
Remember the time, Hey, Abby, we're gonna get you a
deal here. We got a show for you to go
doing bass? I did I pranked her? He pranked you.
I don't think he pranked to me. I think he
follows me around and hides under my desk to wait
my trunk, and he's like, oh my gosh, I gotta
go on my theory. Yeah, they're in love with each other. Oh,

(01:10:42):
I don't know each other, but definitely not it you should.
Did you hear the compliment that Eddie just gave you?
He said that your gold exactly old. He wants to
be me? No? No, no, do you want to be No?
Absolutely not. I don't want to be Lunchbox. He just said,
I follow him around exactly. He's my little tale who.

(01:11:04):
I would say it's probably forty eight fifty two on
who tells on each other the most. He tells on you, Eddie,
you're telling him like fifty two. But Lunchbox tells on
other people a whole lot. I spread it out. Yeah,
you two just always try to tell on people so
you can get on the air, both of you. No,
it's like maybe we all need to adopt this method.

(01:11:25):
That's fine. Thank you Jeff for that call. Let's go
over and talk to Ashley and tennessee. Who's on the phone. Ashley,
thanks for calling the show. What's going on? Hey, morning studio? Morning? Hey.
I wanted to know if Lunchbox heard about the couple
that went to the Diamond Crater Park last week. Sorry, no,

(01:11:47):
he just got mad at you. And found what Ashley,
They found a one point nine Carrott diamond. Did you
know that, Lunchbox? Yes? I know that. Listen any Dimon.
There's a story about the stupid diamond mine. I guarantee
you I've heard it because all of you wonderful listeners
send me a message, Hey did you see this story?
So let me tell you. If you think you're the
first one, you're about the hundredth person that's already sent it.

(01:12:10):
Tating on her, she called the show, she took time
out of her. I'm not calad at her. You're yelling
at her. I'm annoyed by her. Like she sounds like
a nice person and she just wants to bring it
to my attention. But she's really doing it is rubbing
it in my face? Is that right? Woman? I don't
know her name. I don't know about it. Like I
really do love Lunchbox. I just wanted to know what

(01:12:30):
he thought about it. I mean, I'm so happy for him,
that's all that's it. I mean, it's just annoying. I
mean everybody tags me in those stories and it's just like,
all right, guys, I get it. They got lucky. I
get tagged in every kangaroo story. There isn't karoo, she's
story about a kangaroo. That's funny. Yeah, there was a
story about a wedding who had had us off the
wedding because two kanaroos are fighting outside the wedding. Got

(01:12:50):
tag two thousand times. I go, what both the kangaroos?
That If if I was getting married and there's two
kangaroos fighting, I walk out there and stop that crap. Now,
if they were hunching on each other, I wouldn't because
that's dangerous. But fighting, I'd be like, yo, stop, let's go.
I'll take both of you down. Yeah, I whoop a kangaroo.
No you won't. Woman, Thank you, Thank you, Ashley. I

(01:13:10):
hope you have a great day and have a desire
to eat crazy things like this woman. I don't know.
She had to eat a phone charger. What she had
the desire to eat a phone charger? So she eats
three foot long iPhone chargers. Oh, and she can't stop,
apparently trying to get attention. Yeah, well that's not the way.

(01:13:35):
Something else a woman is suffering. She had to have
emergency surgery after eating a three foot long iPhone charger cable.
The unnamed woman suffers from pica, a disorder where people
try to eat inedible objects. She was rushed surgery after
the cable became lodged in her esophagus. That's that's from

(01:13:55):
the Daily Mail. But it's like, you see and there's
something inside. Even say I got it, eat it here?
Attention what else? No? Man, No, this is a thing
you said. I done an iPhone cable. I do this
like a whole pack bag of grapes, and I'm like,
I can't stop eating the grapes or like honey smacks,
like if I eat two boxes in a night, I'm like,

(01:14:18):
I can't stop. But iPhone charger, it's not even supposed
to be eating. Yeah, that's the thing. She likes to
eat things it can't be eaten. Yeah. I don't know, man, Yeah,
I don't know. It's a disorder. I don't know. Maybe
she don't wants to always have a charger. A lot
of times I don't have a charger on me. She
just yeah, she's like, oh, she reaches in like you know,
someone pulls out the dip from their mouth. Yeah, you go,

(01:14:39):
all right, you need all right? Here you go? You man,
that is tough right there, Okay, here you go. Hear
the two options, and I'll read you the stories. First,
Steve Jobs well used burkin Stocks sandals, so for two
hundred and eighteen thousand dollars at an auction, a pair
of worn old burkin stocks worn by Apple founder Steve
Jobs sold over two hundred thousand dollars. They thought they

(01:15:02):
would get about eighty grand. Wow. He wore these sandals
as part of his uniform in the seventies and eighties.
The last time they went for auction was twenty sixteen
when they sold four three thousand dollars. So in twenty
sixteen they bought him for three thousand, and now they's
old over for two hundred thousand, over twy The flip. Yeah,
that's the reality show man, flip these shoes for the
Daily Mail. So there's your first option. And if you

(01:15:25):
didn't know how much they sold for, I want you
to after I tell you the story. I'm telling you
that so you can go wow. But then I'll tell
you the two things. The second one is in nineteen
seventy three Fender Mustang that was smashed on stage by
Kurt Cobain during Nirvana's first tour in nineteen eighty nine.
It sold for nearly five hundred thousand dollars in an auction,
an old beat up guitar. It's got tape all over

(01:15:45):
at duct tape all around the neck on the bottom
of it. The winning bid of four hundred and eighty
six thousand dollars exceeded the estimate of what they thought
was two hundred thousand dollars. They had this big event.
It went for it. Now, let's removed the fact that
one was four hundred and one was two hundred. Both
ridiculous amounts of money paid for these two things. Which
one would you rather having your house? The guitar that
was smashed by Kurt Cobain from Nirvana or the birkin

(01:16:09):
stocks that were worn by Steve Jobs. They're in a case.
You can never sell them. They're only for you to have.
There's no pride. You can never sell them if you
sell them the minute that transaction happens. But when you
get shot in the head, oh man, okay, the contract.
There's always somebody with a red dot on your head
everywhere you go in life. And as soon as you
sell them, bow they got, they bop you. Which would
you're either have in your house under a glass case, lunchbox.
It's easy. The guitar. I don't know anybody who cares

(01:16:32):
about Steve Jobs. I would say far more people care
about Steve. I know I use this product. I don't
like Bill Gates. I wouldn't. I'm not like, oh my goodness,
it's Bill Gates all it's so cool to own a
pin that Bill Gates head by Steve Jobs is. I
understand Spain has said movies about him, like he said Massive.
I understand he created these products, but he didn't like

(01:16:53):
It's not like he's a He's just a nerdy guy. Okay,
Well kurk Lbain which just a guy who played a
few chords on it, not just a few. He rocked out,
jammed and created a movement. I think you're moved. I
know I rocked out. Eddie, Oh kurkoban guitar. Just trying
to push back a little bit to see if I
could change his mind. Yeah, Karko band for sure. Amy, Yeah,
the guitar. It's also just cooler to have a guitar.
Want dirty smelly shoes. You can see the imprint in

(01:17:16):
birken stocks. You could go full Jurrassic parked on even
a new as new Steve Jobs though from his feet,
Oh what I think about that? But I'm not smart
enough to do that. But if you hold him, well
you're not. You're not the one to do that. You
got to get into that dock. Oh that does that?
That's fictional from and then make her a park with
a bunch of Steve Jobs. Yeah crap. And then we

(01:17:38):
go and then the Steve Jobs run them up, they
take over, and then we have to have an island.
But I'm on an island. Yeah. That's a lot of money, man,
if you have the right I got a couple of
cool things mine. Mine doesn't go for stuff like this.
I have a old microphone from Jack Parr, who was
the Tonight Show host. It was pre Johnny Carson. But
I have an old microphone from that set. Not gonna

(01:17:59):
go a ton of money, but like an old thing
that's really valuable to me. I have a Charlie Daniels
fiddle you do, Charlie, Wow, that's really cool. He's the
guy that went down to Georgia. Well he went down
where his buddy did his buddy did, yeah, well, and
his buddy was living there. But he was living. Yeah,
his buddy didn't go down there, Bud. He went down
to Georgia. Lucifer, the devil Lucifer. Yeah, Lucifer came down

(01:18:24):
and you know he's just like he played a pretty goodiddle, boy,
but he just wanted to do And what he did
is he it wasn't Draft Kings, but he made a bet.
It was not draft. It was not Draft Kings the
time Draft Kings wasn't up and running, No, And you
know he wanted to make a bet. And you know,
the Lucifer thought he was better than than Johnny. And
the boy said, well, my name is Johnny. I'll take

(01:18:47):
your bet. You can regret some the best ever been.
And then he played the fiddle and he did and
it rocks. He rocked out like Kirk Cobain. Yeah he did. Yeah.
See it came full circle. The day this story comes
up from Rikers Island, New York, three guards at the
Rikers Island prison decided, hey, we need more time off work.
We need to scam the system. So they started writing

(01:19:08):
fake doctor's notes saying, oh you have a bad back,
Oh you had surgery on your ankle, Oh you got pneumonia.
They were writing them. They yes, they were writing them.
They made fraudulent things, and so they each had a
year off work, making over one hundred and forty thousand
dollars each and never going to work. A couple couple
of things. One that's a lot of money to make,
even if you are working. It's a good job. Huh.

(01:19:29):
Hundred forty thousand bucks a year. Two more than one
is doing this, which would be the sign to me
that something's up. That would be the red flag. One
of the couples is engaged. So they both at their
own Yes, they were both. They're engaged. They both worked there,
and they both had a whole year off work. How
they catch them? They started investigating, saw pictures of them

(01:19:50):
on Facebook bowling one person house fook. Yeah, and then
they got involved and started checking their text messages and
it was like in a group ch hey you got
unlimited sick leave. Yeah, living my best life, never have
to go to work. True, it was the best life.
I got a side hustle painting houses, bowling. But they

(01:20:10):
got bust. That's so what happens. They're all facing up
to ten years in prison. Oh wow, oh the same
buff they have to go. Oh that's not good. For
that and hopefully they treated inmates. I know you. I'm
munch boxed at your bone head story of the day.
You know who Denise Richards is, Yes, actress. Yeah, she
was married to Charlie Sheen for a while. Her and
her husband they were involved in a road rage incident

(01:20:33):
which led to them being shot out by the other driver.
They were driving and trying to locate a movie set
where she was due that day. The other driver became
irritated after passing them and just fired at the truck.
No one was injured. Police are investigating. You never knew
who has a gun inside their car. Mostly I say
this to Eddie, who gets a better rage while driving.
It sounds like Denise Richards and her husband were just

(01:20:53):
trying to find a place like this guy needs to
settle down. But that's not the point. The point of
this is you never know who has a gun and
could we have a bad day and that's a bad
mix toxic drink. I know, I know that if you
happen to cut somebody off or you're looking oh, because
they could have made a mistake or two driving, But
it's the person who has the gun that they make
a mistake or not the other person still loses. They

(01:21:15):
have a gun. Well, and obviously we weren't there, so
I don't know how Denise was behaving. But they were
on Real Housewives and they expressed anger a lot. Oh
they do, well, there you go. They were victims of
a road rage shooting in Los Angeles. The actress was
on our way to set someone a nearby car fired.
That's crazy. And people just have their guns and their
cars ready to go, That's all I'm saying with you. Sometimes. Yeah,

(01:21:37):
so only a few times. That's only happened a couple.
It shouldn't happen once. He may ever waved a gun
at you. No. No, My dad told me though that
recently he was driving and he like gave someone the
bird and they showed him the gun and he was like, okay,
you in yeah, backed off. That's crazy. Huh. He's probably
very calm that people have one ready to go. You

(01:21:58):
don't know, howny times adone's I had their hand on
their gun when you cut them off. I didn't pull
it out. Oh that's scary. You never know. Appreciate you listening.
We will see you tomorrow right here on the Bobby
Bones Show. Bobby bones, y'all.

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