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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Everybody, every transmitted across America. Yeah, welcome to Friday Show. Yeah,
I love Friday Boy Studio. The face value of a
super Bowl ticket is super expensive. Five thousand dollars right
now to go to the game. Crazy. I used to

(00:25):
a national sports show, so I wanted the super Bowl.
I wanted covered it. And then I went, and I'll
say this, it was the most disappointing event I've ever
been to. Really, it's not fun, it's not cool, not
near school. I would just say stay home if you're
on the borderline about centerfire, unless it's your team. I've
been to two of them. Because again, when I would
do national sports, you can, you can get to go

(00:45):
to stuff. And so it's so just nobody's up. It's
all business people, rich people. They're just there to be seen.
It's not like going to a college football game or
even an NFL game in a city where everybody's past
the no ways passionate. I went and saw the Saints
and the Colts, and then I saw the Giants and

(01:07):
the Patriots. What about like the festivities before because those
concerts look kind of terrible. I can't get to them.
Securities crazy, it's such a way and I know I'm
saying this from a place that I got to do
something that no other people get to do. Really, I
never thought I could go to the super Bowl, but
I wouldn't spend most overrated sporting even I've ever been to. Wow.
I think that makes a lot of people feel good
because if you can't afford it, you feel left out.
But I now watch it on TV and I go,

(01:27):
this is so much better. But I like sports on
TV better now than going to games for the most part,
because you can't see it. I go to Arkansas Rader
Right games every year. I try to, and I still
enjoy it because I enjoy being around other fans. But
you just when you can watch nine angles on TV
and not have to, I mean, you get announcer, you
get all that, and you can go to the bathroom

(01:49):
and the food is cheaper at your house and were
comfortable means we're old. Yeah maybe that's so. But you
have five thousand bucks of ticket to go to the
super Bowl, I'll passes it excite you to try to
go super Bowl now. I would like to go once
just to say I did it, But I can't pay
five thousand dollars and I don't know if it's as exciting.

(02:09):
If your team is not in it kind of boring.
Maybe it will be your team. The Chicago Bears will
be there in two years. Eddie will be your team. Cowboys,
Raby your team. Tighten up? Yeah, is there anyway the
Razorbacks are playing the Super Bowl. That's really the only
reason I don't really have an NFL team. So much

(02:30):
recognizing people doing cool things. So Tony Leftbridge was concerned
about his son Samuel. He woke up on a Sunday
morning and his seventeen year old son, Samuel, had not
yet returned home, and Samuel was out hanging with his
friends at night. So the local police came and said, hey, dad,
don't worry about it, because seventeen year olds often don't

(02:50):
come home. Have you heard the story Lubox? So Tony said, Okay,
I think there's something up. So he goes and he
rents a pilot from a small aviation group, say, let's
go look for my son. It's just unlike him to
not come home at night. He didn't even really have
the money to pay for the helicopter pilot, which is
what he hired to go up, so they started flying

(03:12):
the helicopter over, they look down, they see a crashed car.
His son was in the crash car. He was trapped,
what survived. They got to him in time, made a
full recovery. That's a dad knowing his son. I guess, right,
like that's really him just or is that dad? What
do you call that in like like paternal instinct maybe? Yeah,

(03:34):
like you have that feeling, all right, intuition what I'm
going to say. That's a pretty crazy story, right, very crazy.
And they're like, no, no, he's gonna he's seventeen, you know,
he's seventeen. He's like, no, I feel like something's up.
That's crazy. I see you, Bobby Bones Show, Big Three Stories.
It's producer Raymond. In health News, Missouri has been hit

(03:55):
bad by the flu. Officials said they're shruggling to deal
with more than forty thousand flu cases. In Chicago. There's
been a second measles scare in a week at O'Hare.
If you were at O'Hare on January nine, between eight
thirty and noon, you need to get checked out by
a doctor. You could be at risk. And finally, in sports,
the NFL playoffs continue this weekend. Four teams remain. On Sunday,

(04:18):
the Jags play the Patriots, and then after that the
Vikings played the Eagles. Christie and Denver, thank you for listening. Hey,
how are you guys really good? Did you know February one,
We're actually gonna be on the radio radio in Denver. Yes,
I'm excited. I've been listening to you through my phone
for five years, so I'm excited to actually have you
on a local radio station. That's awesome. Listen, your data

(04:41):
charge is also going to go down. We're saving you money.
I know. I'm very excited about that as well. Well.
Thank you for calling. What would you like to ask us, Eddie?
Did you ever buy Junior his Titans jersey? Oh? That's
a good question. And here's the backstory. Eddie is a
die Hearts Cowboys fan and his son wants to be
a Tennessee Titans fan, and Eddie won't have it. Yes,
because I'm a Cowboys fan and only Cowboys gear in

(05:04):
my house. However, when the Titans were in the playoffs,
I was like, you know what, it's time, cowboys are out.
Let me run to the store and get some shirts
for the boys. Let's go for the Titans and they
were completely out. So it was in my mind and
we were going to do it, but they were completely out.
So next year I will get them a Titans next year.
Next Hey, are you a Broncos fan? We're not. My

(05:25):
husband and I are also Dallas Cowboys fans, and our
oldest son is a Patriots fan. With that, I love
the Patriots. People will go, oh, the Patriots. I love
to see continue success. We never see that. It's a
lot of success. It's people hate winners. We do, I
mean they do, but in our life we don't get

(05:45):
to see someone actually achieved greatness. And we're seeing that
right now. They just never lose Man again. Eventually they'll
lose and it will go away. But lebron the Patriots.
There are things that we could steve jobs now, Elon
must there's only a few great things anyway. Hey, thank
you for that call. I appreciate that. Christy, go have
a good morning. You're welcome you to see later. Tiffany

(06:08):
and Florida, thank you for calling. What's going on? Hi?
This is Tiffany. Hey, Tiffany's Bobby. What's happening? Hey, Bobby?
I wanted to ask what you guys, um, what your
first jobs, for sure. My first job was I'm od
yards from twelve up, so that doesn't count. First paycheck
job where they took out taxes everybody. Mine was maintenance

(06:29):
at a golf course, which I did for years, and
it was for me. It was miserable. I woke up early,
I did man worked all time. I'm not very man Tivin.
I don't know if you listen to the show, but
I'm not very manly to show all the time. Thank you.
And I weededd and mode and rate traps all day
and I did that for a while. Launch Box. First
job ever, I worked at Randall's, which is a grocery store.

(06:50):
I was a bagger. I was fifteen years old, so
I had to wear a white shirts. Everybody knew that
I was under age. And man, there was this one cashier.
I just stood at the end of hers because she
was so hot, and I thought, girl, I'm gonna get that.
But he never got her. No, she drove a Toyota
tour cell. I do know that she was a swimmer,
and she was from a foreign country who she had

(07:11):
an accent, and I think she liked me too, but
dan work out didn't work out. She moved on. I
moved on pretty ready. Yeah, I was saving lives as
a lifeguard at McCallum Municipal Pools. Yeah. Man, you still
know CPR. Yeah. I have to look it up as
a refresher, but I think so. Tiffany, what was your
first job? My first job was assistant in real estate?

(07:34):
Dang a million dollar listing? Your first job as an assistant?
I didn't get the listing assistant, million dollar listing? Dang? Hey,
where do you live in Florida? Tampa Bay Area? Listen?
I know Tampa, well, I love Tampa. I'm coming down
if you're in Tampa. My stand up comedy tours coming

(07:54):
to the Stress Center, Bobby Bones Comedy dot com. Tiffany,
thank you for the call. I prey, she at you
and everybody right now waking up with us. All right,
this time for your positivity. And in this round of
positivity is lunchbox to the lunch box. Hello, I'm Bobby,
No need to you. And Morgan number two. Morgan number two,

(08:17):
all right, everybody's got a positivity story. Let's go. This
guy named Nico. He was proposing to his girl and
he bought a ring. He puts the ring in his
backpack and he didn't know when to do it, so
he's waiting for the right time and the ring falls
out of the backpack. He doesn't know where, he doesn't
know when. All he knows. He goes back to the

(08:37):
pocket and it's not there. Did somebody steal it? He
doesn't know, So he calls the father on the losses,
I lost the ring. I can't propose yet because he's
he already asked for the blessing. So he's walking around,
can't find it. He sees a sign on a pole
that has lost wedding ring that calls the number it was.
It was his ring. Somebody did somebody that put a

(08:58):
sign up? Isn't that crazy? They got the ring bag.
That's called the Twist of Faith. There's this family in Oklahoma.
They were moving and unfortunately they couldn't take their dog
with them, so they dropped the dog off at the
shelter and the dogs like, I don't like it at
the shelter, breaks out and treks twenty miles back to
the house that it was raised in where they moved

(09:20):
from that and the families like, what is this dog doing?
So it takes it back to the shelter and it
escapes again, and yeah, like fine, guest will take the
dog keep it. That's crazy, Morgan. Number two, what do
you have? All right? So Los Angeles County they are
making a point to make sure kids read. They are
no longer making kids under the age of one pay

(09:41):
any library late fees for their books. So in also
with that they have a pre existing late bee balance.
They get five dollars taken off every time they read
for one hour, so they read and get money taken off.
I wouldn't take with the DVDs and to keep those,
I would abuse out that you should do that. You're
already tricking thinking how to yeah, do that. I'm always listening.

(10:04):
There's one thing I do in my career. It's game
the system. So thank you very much. Kids, go read
a book. Let's go. Most stressful jobs of the year
they put out a report. Most is military personnel enlisted
in military is number one. Firefighter and airline pilot are

(10:24):
the top three, and then police officers four. And I
can see all of those being super high stressed because
you don't know what's gonna happen in any second. Also
on the list at number seven, most stressful jobs broadcaster. Yeah,
and now because we don't know what's gonna happen like somebody,
but we don't know if you have with our career right,
we don't know if we were out of a job
to that door could open to go, hey, it's fun, boys,

(10:47):
head back to hobby lobby bobby crap. The least stressful
jobs a hair stylist, audiologists and audio just makes good money.
Seventy five grand a year. What does that You put
the earphones on, its hearing. You test hearing. That's it.
You just gotta put those on. You make You have

(11:09):
to know things well. You do, hit a button and
when the kid raises their hand you mark it down.
That's a pretty easy job. But what you have to
know is what to do if it's not right, how
to diagnose them? What could be the problems with the years.
That's where the education comes in. The assistant. Probably everyone
does the writing down because at one time I took
that test and they told my parents that I was
going deaf, and my parents like your machines wrong, So

(11:32):
I went and retested great years. So I think my
my audio audio is wasn't doing a good job, said
was a girl? A guy I was a girl. She
had no stress. He's just chilling, right, and you have
to take in the bathroom. What I don't think that
they kind of messed with you on that, and that's
the whole thing. But they're like, hey, fella, are you sure. Yes,

(11:54):
you went in the bathroom and took it because there
was no distraction, no noise in the bathroom. That's what
they told him. I've never can ear test in the
bathroom anything other than go to the bathroom. In the
bathroom I'm thinking about. I've taken probably ten ear tests,
not in the bathroom. Never did they make you like
panic cups? No, I never did that. I don't think
you take an ear test in the bathroom. I know

(12:15):
your parents were testing you for something else. I'm sure
that it was in the bathroom, but there was some
in elementary. I'm telling you, people bag me up on this.
Let me let get the phone lines. Hold on one second. Yeah, no, no,
no ear tests in the bathroom. There was your least
and most stressful jobs. Maybe you guys did it different

(12:37):
than I did. Yeah for sure. Sorry, ye to day.
This story comes us from Seymore, Indian uh. A man
walked into a bank handed the teller a note and
said give me five thousand dollars and nobody gets shot.
So they handed him some cash. He walked away and
they flipped over the note and it was on the

(12:58):
past up from his girl Run's work. So they went
to her house and there's the boyfriend's sitting on the
couch and they arrested him. I always feel like sitting
on the couch isn't the move if I was ever
part of any sort of bank robbery scheme where it's like,
I just want to be sitting on a couch anywhere

(13:18):
you wouldn't be Mexico. Let me doing something. I'll be chilling. Yeah,
But he wrote it on his girlfriend's pasting. I get
that I just wouldn't be sitting on the couch and
he was in a hammock bunch box. That's your bone
head story of the day. Normal things that when your

(13:40):
husband does it, you're like, wow, that's pretty hot. It
came up because Eddie's wife was driving his jeep during
the snow Here and then Vanessa Minilo said when Nick
Lache changes the baby's diapers, like for her, she's like,
woh yeah. Miranda and Georgia, good morning, Hey, you good.

(14:01):
I'm Greg I always called Totorium I got and that's
also well, thank you very much. What do you think
are you married? No? It was, but I was stating,
but every time he would watch it was just the
hottest thing to me. And I don't know what, baby,
cook a nice dinner and before let me watch a
few dishes for you. Is that how it worked or

(14:24):
would he not know? I don't kind of one of
those things. It's really into it. So I think the
documentary is about that. Now. Thank you, Hey, Mirandy. I
appreciate the call. Appreciate hey, Abby and Georgia. Hey, what
are you doing? I am driving my little girl to school? Well,

(14:47):
thank you very much for calling. What do you think
about this? What is it for you? When he washes clothes?
M what about that makes you go? I like that,
like you just sort of say, and like the fact
that he actually does laundry and you don't have to
do it. It's amazing and and he follows them. Okay,

(15:08):
So are you just happy the laundry gets done? Because
that seems like a thing where we'll be like, I'm
just happy I have to do laundry, but it actually,
you know it gives you butterflies. No, like like when
he goes and gets them out of the laundla out
of the dryer and he brings into the living room
and they're still warm, and he's like, you know, just
carrying on a conversation, folding close, and I'm like, dude,

(15:33):
that's great and the way you tell it amazing. He
appreciate you, Abby, Andrea and Tampa. Good morning, Good morning.
Tell me yours. Well husband thinks karaoke? Go ahead, I said,
I love it when my husband thinks Carrio a really

(15:54):
great version of Elvis. That's funny. Is it because he's
good or because he tries harder because he shakes his
hips like what about to use like oh baby, oh
just everything? His performance, his voice. I mean, it's amazing.
Does he do that for you specially it's like baby
going in your for a second. I can't go on
together with the all suspicious of course, yeah, of course. Hey,

(16:18):
thank you for calling. Appreciate you and Tampa. I have
to do this one more. Tracy and Maryland, thank you
for calling. Tell me yours. My husband is the chief
of police in the town that we live in. When
he puts his dress uniform on it is enough to
just shake me down. Absolutely handsome, not only brilliant and

(16:41):
smart and amazing, but a definite turn on with that uniform.
That one. I get, that one, I definitely get. I want,
at some point in my life to have a woman
who will talk about me in the same tone he's
talking about him right now. He's amazing. There's that tone it, Tracy.

(17:01):
Thank you for calling. I really appreciate it. Thank you.
Appreciate you. Good calls right there, man, I mean some
weird ones, but still they're good. I like I like
people being honest. I can always tell when some of
the fishing is going on, and they don't always tell
me anymore, but I can tell. I left yesterday and

(17:23):
I have a security guy that he does and protects
and stuff, and he was up. He's really close yesterday.
No one would tell me. Why. God, there's just some
stuff to happen, So I don't think much about it.
Go home. He walked into my car. I just get
in my car and go home. I don't think ever
happens rarely. Only when something happens, does that happen. But

(17:44):
I don't ask any questions because I don't feel like
dealing with the anxiety of it, getting my car go home.
It's over to me. Whatever was a little boop dropping
the bucket. I drive to work today and I see
him about a block from the building security guy and
this never happens, and he gets behind me and follows
me to work. So he follow me in this morning.
I'm like, uh, why what? It didn't tell me? Parking

(18:06):
the garage, he's right there, so the car walking me in,
he beats the door open, walks in and he's looking
around it and then he's just chilling. You ask him.
I don't want to know. If I know something's upbe
he's here. Maybe he's been proactive. Ye, no, no, there's
proactiveness to it, but not not not not holding my hand.
I don't even want to know. I don't want to

(18:28):
know what bail threat was sent out against me. I
don't know what I did. I just know it's not weird, man, Raymond,
Do you know what happened? Without? I don't want to know.
Do you know what happened? I overheard Hillary talking about
some him on the phone. Yeah, okay, let's just keep
it that way. You hold on too. That that sums up.
I'm just letting everybody know. I'm scared, and so where's

(18:49):
the security guard? Now he's here, He's right. I like
he's hitting some big dude. He's not hitting. He's just
not in the student. He doesn't hide doing big to hide.
So yeah, that happened. I was kind of weird this
morning because I saw him block away and I was like,
I looking at Oh no, why is he following me again?
So there's that. The email happened yesterday to about a

(19:10):
different thing. Who saw the email and brought it territ
What the email say? Yeah, it was someone in the
building saying that it's girl Scott Cookie time and her
daughters a girl Scout, So if you want your orders,
get him in now now. Lunchbox hates it when people
sell stuff with their kids. Absolutely. I saw the email
and I thought, here we go again. Lazy kids can't
do the work themselves, so we'll just give it to

(19:30):
mom and dad. Mom and dad will sell it at
their work and the kid doesn't have to do anything
to earn what they're trying to get. Then why didn't
you reply and say this instead of saying it off
the side where this person can't hear you. I felt
like I'm trying to be a better person and just
let it go. But you guys want to bring it up,
so I will let you know that I am disgusted

(19:50):
by the email you discussed. Of all the things you
can be discussed by that discussed you, it teaches laziness
and not no work ethic for a kid. What if
the kids also working hard while the parents doing that?
And what about the fact that when you were selling
candy bars, your parents didn't have an email lest they
could send to, or they didn't have Facebook. These tools

(20:11):
weren't there to use. It's just a tool. Correct. If
the kid wanted to write an email saying, hey, I'm
the one selling cookies, would you please, or make a
video message that the mom could send to the whole office,
maybe that's a little different. But the mom typed the
email saying my daughter not hey, this is should she
have fake to Hey, It's Betsy, I'm eleven, I'm a
mommy Buddha, and I want you not cookies. Yes, my

(20:36):
mom never took my stuff to her work and said,
oh here it is, come by it never. And I'm
part of the group that thinks that kids are more
coddled now. But I think they're coddled relatively to how
we were coddled compared to our parents. Every generation is
more coddled. It's not like kids now are so different
as we were so different than the people before us.

(20:58):
It's all the same because our generations. To look at
these kids, I can't even believe they got to wear
a bike hunt. It'll always be like it'll always be
like that. So it doesn't really anger me about this
type stuff. But Lunchbox hates it, and so I will,
and I show up solidarity to you by tin boxes
of cookies. Yeah yeah, yeah, no, no no, and give

(21:21):
them out to everyone. That's a great idea. I just
I like for kids to have opportunities, and if it
happens to be in the shape of girls scot cookies, wonderful.
There you go. I think you can even donate them
to the troops. I've done that before. Where you buying,
don't it? So have her get out and sell them.
I got out girl Scout cookies when I was a
kid for someone. I sat in front of a record
store and trying to sell them for her, because well,

(21:42):
why was she doing that? What a cheating way to
get her friends to do it? I was a good salesman.
She came to me. We went into business together, and
you made no money. Well, her parents bought me something.
Oh yeah, as a reward. All right, time now for
a never gonna get it? You can call hop this
off you want to get it? Eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby,

(22:06):
speaking to kids, I bring this one up. According to parents,
this is the number one object, the kids stick up
their nose, our phone number, eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby.
According to parents, this is the number one object, the
kids stick up their nose. My love, here we go, alright,

(22:30):
call now hop on. That question is, according to parents,
the number one object, kids stick up their nose. That's
never gonna get it. Megan and Kansas, what do you think? Um?
I think it's the French fry. Oh, the old French
fry in the nostril. Nope, that's not it. Thank you, lunchbox.

(22:56):
I got Eminem's quality guests producer ready, there's so many,
but I'm going with Legos Lego, he says, Hey, marlinon Ohio,
last one, go ahead. Going for a pencil pencil? He said, No,
that's not it. Close, it's a crayon. Oh yeah, stick
and crayons up there like there's no tomorrow, So what

(23:17):
do you do today? Stick crayon off your nose? Don't
do that, that's the answer. Nobody got it, and that's
why it's called never Gonna get it. You know what
I want to do is we found out yesterday that
Uber would transfer a piece of meat over to Ray's girlfriend.

(23:38):
We were like, oh, I wonder if Uber will take
this pork job and just drive it over there, put
in the seat belt and everything. So we have a
segment that we've now created called Will and Uber. We
have this life size cut out of Jason al Dean.
It's pretty big. Yeah, it's probably six ft tall. Is
he that tall? About? I'd imagine that's a life size
cut out. So it's this size of lunchbox basically, so

(23:59):
probably five ten or so. We're gonna try to see
if I can order an uber and it'll shift this
Jason that can cut out down to downtown with no
human So will It Uber comes up in just a
bid the latest from Nashville in Hollywood. He needs thirty
second skinny. Jason and al Dean is hitting the road

(24:20):
this summer high New Neon Tour featuring Luke Combs and
Lauren Elena. It's named after a song on his next record,
thirty four Cities. It kicks off in May and Kansas City.
The sixtieth Annuel Grammy Awards will pay tribute to the
lives lost at the Root ninety one Harvest Festival last year.
Eric Church, Marion Morris and Brothers Osborne, who all performed

(24:40):
during the festival back in October, will collaborate on a
special performance for the show. We don't know what song
they're singing, but what a great group of artists to
getting together to do that. And finally, Taylor Swift Stalker
is facing new charges based on threatening emails. Court documents
show that Frank Andrew Hoover sent a series of emails
to Taylor's dad threatening the whole family. The email described

(25:02):
his intent to end all of the Swifts. One day,
he was arrested back in after he violated a restraining
order Taylor had against him. And that's creepy, that's Amy, skinny,
it's Bobby filling it for her. Still turn it up, Yeah,
everybody transmitted America. A new bit we stumbled upon was

(25:32):
will it uber? We've ubered Eddie's car keys down to
his wife. That's where the bit started because his wife
needed the car keys. Then we were to pork Chop downtown.
So now we have this life size cut out of
Jason al Dean. We've put a beanie and sunglasses on it.
We want to see if the Uber driver will just
carry it with no human And so there's an app

(25:54):
and it's Uber and the car will come and pick
you up and give you a ride. But what happens
if it's not a human? Yeah, and lunchbox is some
story like I really need this so I can get
an Uber X for six bucks. It's al Dean, So
you gotta get him a nice car select, ye, get
him an escalade. Okay, I'm gonna order Uber Select Lunchbox.
We're gonna send this downtown to raise girlfriend. So you're

(26:16):
gonna have to go outside with this, Jason Aldean. Okay.
Radio station sent alright, they're they're finding a car from it.
Will it Uber? Yes or no? Eddie? Well, it's oh yeah,
it's definitely the first time the super driver is probably
taking something like this, but yes, he's taking it. Lunch Box.
I'm gonna say, yeah, this is a celebrity, but it's a.

(26:36):
It's a cardboard cutout of one. Well that's the angle
three minutes. Well, I better get out there. The car
will be here in three minutes, and call the hotline
and we'll put you on. What's your story is it's
very sensitive. Yeah, like say you're sending it to Jason
Aldean who's downtown. Say he's waiting on it. And they
can't start the show this morning without the ouncing this

(27:00):
new tour. Yeah, he's announcing the high new knee on tour.
So this I put it on my innsters story. But
it's a Jason Audean. You had to get out there, dude. Well,
I gotta have your phone. Oh that's true. No, yeah,
that's true. You needed my phone. What's he driving, by
the way, car infinity I told you or something that
I don't just send Jason Adean on the road. Not yet.

(27:24):
Don't tell him you're on the radio though. Okay, he's
going out and call the hotline number. We're gonna play
you get the number every time. Well, I don't save it.
He's the only one that calls the hot line out
of all of us, real lyeah, he's the one that
goes out in death bits on the street, go a
long till the car gets here. He does not to

(27:46):
use the phone. I was looking it up. Okay, just go,
he's gonna be in like two minutes. Good luck, don't
screw it up. I have a life size Jason. Now
didn't cut out. I'm gonna say they don't take it.
I'm gonna say no, it won't uber. So they car
keys and they job, but I'm not. I want to
say they won't take a lot unless life Box gives

(28:06):
them this fantastic story of why. So, as soon as
lunch is on hold, we'll patch up with him. Out
there there were these cops And did you see where
these cops weren't giving tickets for parking because they got
free pizza for a long time. No, no, it's not good.
We'll I'll read you some of the story here. Salt
Lake City officer Jeff Clegg claims he was fired due

(28:28):
to bullying, but soon he admitted it was the free
pizza scheme. He wouldn't taken employees of Cecilia Pizza in
exchange for free food. He and his colleagues and issue
warnings or avoid tickets at the restaurant and exchange for
free pizza. See, that's tough. That's tough because that doesn't
feel like a bribe, but technically I guess it kind
of is, even if it's pizza. Yeah, even if it's pizza,
which in some countries, I hear his currency for some

(28:51):
age groups. Lunch Box. Yeah, okay, are you out on
the street. I'm out here. Oh he's one minute away.
He's won away have life size Jason Aldean cut out.
We're gonna see if it will Uber downtown with no
human with it. Uber is not supposed to pick up
things that aren't human. He's driving an infinity and lunch
Box is gonna give him a story here. By the way,

(29:14):
wait is an infinity of car. It is here, we
will it Uber? Here we go, There we go. I'm
going out all here we go. We're going opening them
back door. How's it going, my man? I'm good man.

(29:35):
Look this is my boy, Jason al Dean. He's really
famous and really rich, and he's got he's announcing his
new tour today and he needs this downtown. I'm not
going good. I'm just gonna put Jason here in the
back then if you'll deliver it down because you're gonna
real Jason now that's good. All right. You gotta be careful, okay,
Jameson will be finding your car. You promit. Let me
see if he's gonna fit in your car. We'll find

(29:59):
the way. Oh my goodness, Oh man, how am I
gonna do this? He doesn't even think your car here?
Bend who cares? Like touch a whole on, I'm just
bend them. Get him in there. Yeah all right, maybe
roll and putting down that front seat, like the front seat.
Oh yeah, and then we'll just lay him down. Oh yeah,

(30:24):
how you doing? They you're gonna be and you can
talk to Jason asking about his new tour and everything.
You know, Jason. Maybe I'll hook you up telling Jason
may answer, would say he may be there, accepting that
Jason may uh answer when you get there, and we
kind of cool. Oh yeah, Jason is in there. Look
at that. I put the seat belt on him. No,

(30:44):
he'll be buying no sea, all right, thank you man. Alright,
be careful, be nice to Jason. Yeah, he'll come out
and get it, Thank you man. I'll right you there.
All right, he is tucked in the front seat. I
mean we have to lay the seat down because he
wouldn't fit across the back. Don't worry, I'll drive slow. Okay,

(31:05):
good precious cargo. Okay, he's on the way. We'll check
in with Ray's girlfriend, who's gonna actually accept it? All right,
come on back, good side. Police are looking for a
casino dealer who stole more than six million dollars for
the chips. No not yeah. Police have not named the casino,
but local media reported the death took place in a

(31:26):
VI I P room at the Wind Casino. Police are
currently investigating where there were multiple suspects involved. So wow,
that's quite the scheme. I saw another one where a
guy stole a bunch of stuff and ran out of
the casino straight for the casino. Okay, yeah, this is different.
This guy got the job with this plan, right, had
that that had to be the plan was I'm gonna

(31:48):
get in act like I'm a good employee. Six million
dollars later, I'm living on a beach in Mexico. He
probably had accomplices though, too, so I bet he didn't
have all six millions. That's the thing. Though. We ubered
a cardboard cut out of Jason Aldean with the beanie
and some sunglasses down to Bay. I'm getting a text
now that says he's at the entrance. Hey, Bay, the

(32:11):
Uber drivers text to me, he's at the entrance on
your street. I'm out here and I don't see him.
I don't want to yell any coordinates on the air
where he is. He's in an Infinity and he's got
a big cardboard cut out in the front seat. Oh no,
I bet he's on the other side of our um. Okay,

(32:33):
let me see if I can find it. I thought,
getting locked out. We can't have this happen to Aldine. Yeah,
because then that counts is not a Uber right there?
Elephants where you live? I know that was score all
of them. It sounds like, yeah, Okay, wakes up at

(32:57):
my hill. That's why I usually woke up like that. Yeah,
she wakes up for you like that. Raymond, our producer
in the glass room. This is Ray and Bay. I'm
a texting back coming in. I'm actually walking out. I'm
a blonde girl. I mean, I'm in heels. Are you single?

(33:22):
I wrote that? Are you single? He's getting excited and
he's like, lucky day, All right, do you see an
Infinity out there anywhere? I'm not, But it is really cold.
Out here. Yeah, that's why we put a beanie on
l Yeah, we went Jackson get cold. He has a
cowboy hatting a beanie over it. I'm happy to just

(33:46):
abort mission with this guy and say, hey, keep it.
Do you just ask? Here we go? Here we go,
here we go. Come on. You're thank you so much
even time you got it? Thank you be careful? Oh yeah, yeah,

(34:25):
oh my goodness, thank you so much. Okay, okay, text
that number back. Okay, they just got you. Nason has

(34:48):
a rise. What did he say to you? He's asked
if I was single, and I said yes, because I'm
about to be right if you do this. Yeah, okay,
that's good, that's funny. Okay, you have you have Jason
LD so he did. I have Jason. And now I'm
walking all the way around my building with Jason on

(35:09):
downtown and everyone's looking really weird. It's taller than you.
That's it's definitely pretty tall. Yeah, babe, thank you there. Well, good,
thanks for this. Hey, next time it could be like
Brett Altros that'd be better. And she's got a new date. Yeah,

(35:29):
it's January nineteen. Some people still have their Christmas lights up,
and I would imagine not because of the Christmas spirit,
but mostly because they're lazy. That's what I would imagine. Well,
Lunchbox driving around yesterday he found these houses and he said, well,
if they still have the Christmas lights up, they need
Christmas carolers. So hidden Mike and all, here's Lunchbox. I

(35:54):
can see you're still in the Christmas spirit with the
Christmas lights. So I thought i'd see you a Christmas soul.
You know, Dash your dancer and prancer and vixen baby
it's actually coming, and Cupid and but do you know
the things Rudolph the red nose rain dear Rick, thank you,
Merry Christmas. So of corse? Did you have bells? Like? Yeah,

(36:20):
it's my Christmas water. I had a Christmas sweater with
like Rudolph's on him. I guess I no, no, no, no no,
baby sleeping maybe sleeping. Okay, here we go, Merry Christmas.
I see you're still in the Christmas spirit. So I'm
gonna do some Christmas Carolyn dashing through the snow and
a one horse open slag over the fields. We go,

(36:43):
laughing all the way, bells on bob Tail's rain making
spirits bright. Oh what fun it is to run and
sing in a slay song tonight. Jingle bells, jingle bells,
all right, Christmas. I'm for sure think he was kissing

(37:05):
my house like this guy's mac sure gonna rob me
a letter tonight. And he's not stopping. He doesn't even ask,
he doesn't even ask. He just knocks and techtof thing. Okay,
let's fo found the houses with Christmas lights on them.
And then just this cliff looks extra long. I haven't
heard it. This looks like a minute long. Alright, let
me play it. If any time you need to stop it.
I will over here. Merry Christmas. I see you like

(37:33):
Christmas year around like I do. So I'm here to
do some Christmas. Carolyn Um dreaming of a one Christmas
just like the ones I used to know, where the
tree tops glisten and the children listen to hear the

(37:58):
sleigh bells in this no Um, dreaming of a why Christmas.
With every Christmas card I write, may your days be
merry and bright, and may all your Christmas is be

(38:18):
what merry Christmas? All right? Thank you, thank you. That's fine. Bobby.
And now our producer Ray reviews his latest Lifetime movie.

(38:42):
Ray Welcome to the show. Yo, what'd you watch Dangerous Delusion?
What's about? Well, it's actually with Hillary Duff. Her sister
looks very similar to Hillary Duff. So the entire show
you're thinking, that's Hillary Duff. Man, that's Hillary Duff. Wow,
those Duff girls are good looking. So they get away
with not half and a half Hillary Duff, Hailary Duff's

(39:03):
sister is Haley Duff. So Haley Duff's in the movie.
Do you think they bought Haley to be in the movie?
Pater because she looks like Hillary, because she's a good actress.
She looks just like her and she's a good actress. Okay,
so you watch the movie. She has to decide is
the top of the line security home that she just
moved into tricking her? Or is it the man she loves?

(39:24):
Oh wow, about an hour and a half. I ended
up rating it. You want my rating? I gave it
three pieces of popcorn out of five. Man, it's worth
the watch it is. It takes you to the very end.
So it's a lifetime movie called Dangerous Delusions with Haley
Duff with Hillary Duff's sister and three popcorns and the

(39:46):
true story too right, true story wow, and I think
it's called Deadly Delusions right one of the two. Last
night Dan from Dan and Jake come over to my house.
We did a Bobby Cat and my back is killing me.
I'm getting old. I can't even sit in a chair
and turn like one degree without my bag just crushing me.

(40:07):
I woke up this morning and what did I lift?
Because I boxed yesterday and it's like, oh, that's not
boxing sore, that's sitting in a chair talking to dance
or oh man, I know it stinks, so but it's up.
If you search Bobby Cast on iHeart Radio or iTunes,
it's pretty good. Hey, guys, it's weird that the dynamic
they have because she is just straight ahead and Dan's

(40:29):
the mind behind the production of all their songs. So
it's good. It's really good. So check that out search
Bobby Cast. A bunch of new music out today, so
and some really good records that I woke up early
and was excited to listen to. I love Caitlin Smith.
She has been on the show and played. She has
a new record out today. This is called Contact Hie
from Caitlyn Smith. Here's a song called st Paul from

(41:04):
Caitlin Smith that it's fantastic again. I'm gonna gosh because
I think she's one of the best artists in town.
It's called Starfire the record this is called st Paul
from Caitlyn Sineth. I hit the city and I was
only seventeen, you know, meet up Branglo with the console
full of burned CDs, blew out my speakers with the

(41:25):
same three will go tracks. Have a tank to give
me there, and have a tank to give me ba
um uh. I cut my teeth to play and said
folk songs on the two guitar for all the county

(41:45):
chunks who are at the two food box. Fixes on
my hands and I sneak a little boot so Bony Tilburtender.
It's not a lot of loose un play. Some of

(42:09):
that that's Kalen Smitts and new record. I love it.
I love when new music comes out. I'm really into
Lanko's records. Out today is What's Gonna Be River? You
know that song You're Gonna Be My Wife? We didn't
know any better. I didn't have clumb The records called
Halleluja Knights and here's some of Halleluja knits the song

(42:47):
you feel like, Yeah, it's good man. Both those records
are so good, and it's tough for me to like
full records because it has time for that. You know. Yeah,
what a different sound this song is from their other one.
I like it. They're the Coldplay. Imagine Dragon just type

(43:10):
band in country music like that. So it's Caitlin Smith
and Lanco. If you're looking for new music, you like
that stuff, launch box now. I mean, I'll listen to
it if you play it. Yeah, you won't play If
you don't listen to music at home, do you not
really know? You don't? You just don't sit around listen
to music. Ever, very rare. I've tried. One of my
New Year's resolutions was to take like fifteen twenty minutes

(43:32):
and turn on that I Heart Radio app and just
listen to music per day. Call it that I Heart
Radio like. I live with it so much. And him
he doesn't listen to any anything, nothing, nothing, Go ahead.
The only problem is I haven't really committed to that
New Year's resolution. I have a project for you. We'll
talk about it in a bit, but I think it's
really gonna help this. It's gonna help your music discovery.

(43:56):
But he just doesn't. He never listened to music as kid,
has no interest in music, but your parents did. My
parents have a extensive record collection, and my dad gets
so mad at me because he's like, he says, I
played these records all the time. I don't know how
you don't know music, but I just never did. The
only time I listened to music is when I was sixteen.
I bought my first car because it had a radio
in it. And you have no interest in learning about

(44:17):
new music, not that much. He's honest. Yeah, I respect,
that's for sure. Birthday to Dolly Parton, somebody I didn't
ucky enough to work with and also have her on
the show, and it's been super kind to me and
just so good on the year too. I remember she
came in and we were talking about I Will Always

(44:39):
Love You, and I was just talking about how writing
that song, how she wrote it in ninety two. I
think I wrote it at the same time I wrote Joline.
It was a good writing day, yeah, I believe. So
it was writing that writing period of time because I
remember all my paperwork and like they came out pretty close,
you know, at the same time. So everybody said, well,

(45:01):
you what was you taking? That was a good that
was a good writing day. But it was But that song,
you know, came from a very serious place. And everybody's
always heard the story. When I was working with the
porter Wagoner Show and we were I was trying to
get out, go out on my own, and it was
taking a big honk out of his show and the
fact that we had one of those love hate relationships
and it was just hard to move on, and so

(45:24):
he wasn't listening to anything I had to say. So
I went home and wrote that song, took it back
the next morning and said, sit down, I need you
to hear something. So I sang it and he was grinding.
So he's, okay, you can go uh providing I can
produce that record. So he did, and so that's how
it came about. But it was only when Whitney recorded

(45:44):
it that it became like such a worldwide hit. And
so that's that's just I'll always love Whitne Houston. How
did they approach you for that? Well, that's a funny thing.
Kevin Costner was producing, uh directing and I imagine producing,
so the Bodyguard movie and he was in it, and
so they had a song that was going to be

(46:05):
the theme, and just before they got ready to to
do the movie, someone else covered the song they were
going to use, so they had to find another song,
and his secretary, um or his assistant somebody said there's
a Dolly Partner song I love I Will Always Love You.
I think it would just fit this, and he said, oh, yeah,
I love that song. So they contacted me about using

(46:26):
I said absolutely, so I sent it and I hadn't
heard anything more about it until I heard it going
driving from my office to my house in Brentwood. I heard, Uh.
I didn't know if they had ever used it or anything,
and so I just heard Whitney saying if I didn't
the acapella part, and it was just it wasn't ringing Trath.

(46:47):
It was weird. That's you know, something caught my attention.
And it was only when she went into the course
of it that I Will Always Love You that I
realized what I was listening to. And it was so
overwhelming I almost wrecked. I just pulled off just the
greatness and the bigness and the fact that that was
my song and it was just so out of nowhere
and I have to honestly say that it's one of

(47:08):
the biggest thrills in one of the most overwhelming feelings
I've ever had about anything in my life. You heard
it in your car, had it on the radio. I've

(47:35):
heard day Dolly Man. Look at that. You know, Dollywood
has been open years, has roller coasters, but Dolly won't
write a roller coaster. She's never been on one because
she gets motion sick. A little fun fact. Yeah, here's

(47:56):
the thing about kids eating these tide pods, and kids
and adults they're putting these videos up. It's not a
bad thing to the point where kids don't know what
they're doing. Because people are acting like we gotta pull
these videos down because people are gonna eat tide pot
they know they're bad for them. That's what blows my
mind with this whole thing, is anyone that's putting a
tide pot in their mouth knows that it's bad for them.

(48:20):
It's not people are going, oh, I wonder this looks
like it tastes good. So it's always take this down
because kids will do it. If anyone's eating a tide
pod above the age of four, they know it's not
good for them. But that's why it's the tide Pod challenge.
It's really stupid, and they're doing it because it's stupid. Okay,
So when the news gets all dramatic about the tide
pod challenge, I think you guys are stupid. They know

(48:42):
what they're doing, they know the dangers of eating this stuff. There.
Now I've transition a spring film. Is are a donut
shop called Hurts Donut meaning Hurts Donut, but Hurts Donut
is making tide pod donuts that are decorated to look
like the deter upod. Now you can eat those. You
can eat those. But of course people know the dangers.

(49:05):
This isn't some invisible plague that's sweeping America and it's
don't go breathe the air, right, it's extra toxic everyone.
It's a warning, no, the people that they know. So
having said that, what is the challenge, I don't even
know what the real challenge is. You put time, that's it.
That's the challenge. That's simple, and it's that's stupid. That's

(49:26):
why it's so funny to me that the people that
are doing it, they know and they still do it.
So you're stupid. Yes, if people didn't know and someone said, hey,
if you would be in pr body and it was
what would Tide do? Nothing? That's not your responsibilities. No,
this is the greatest thing for Tide ever. They made

(49:47):
little ice cream Sundays because they look really good to eat,
the colorful, they look fantastic. Taste again, they look like
little ice cream Sundays in the bad but they're not. No,
but I don't have to say that because everyone knows.
That's why I think this whole thing is so stupid.
Everybody knows they're bad for you unless you're four or
younger when you just grab stuff and eat it. But

(50:07):
you should keep all detergent. You should keep all those
things that come in shipping packages. That's the thing with kids,
they just grab and eat stuff. Not talking to kids,
I understand four year olds. Six year olds, mate, six
or two old. Six year old, you're probably still not smart.
You're in first grade. You're smart enough to know don't
eat to detergent. So I think the donuts funny. And

(50:27):
if this hurts Donut, get any crap for this, let
me know hurts Donut. We're on in Springfield. I love Springfield.
If you guys get any crap for this, donut. Let
me know, shaff Bobby will come right into town and
take care of business because dumb people do dumb things.
I like herds donut we even I've never even practiced this,

(50:48):
but wrote this parody up of Oh boy, well, I haven't.
I haven't any practice. I don't even know if it
fits the words exactly, and I never do these live,
so meaning without practice. Hey, um, and I would have
you sing with me any but I don't even know
that it fits the words. I can try. It's called
don't eat the pods instead of don't uh? What did

(51:09):
tell us all? I'll name the dog. Name the dog.
It's funny. It's called don't eat the pods. And I
almost hesitate to try it live because we can produce it.
Do it all right? Let me sit here, how y'all
don't eat pods. I felt like I shouldn't have to
say this, but this is the musical public service announcement.

(51:29):
Here we go. It's laundry time. I tell you, no
more messing around. Gonna do some t shirts later, but
right now, I'll do the towels. How just come in handy,
But I wonder how do they taste? Kind of looks

(51:49):
like a piece of candy. So I shove it in
my face. Yeah, spit that out, even though it looks yummy,
spit that out, or you get a sword tummy. Man,
not sure. Don't taste like a skittle. So I ended
up in the hospital. I learned my lesson. I almost died.
It's not a snack if the label says tied unless

(52:11):
you want to end up like Cousin Todd. Finish your
veggies and don't eat the pods first run. I don't
can't do again. That's you can't do it again. I
don't want to do it again. I was a dude.
That was perfect. I love it. End up in the hospital.

(52:35):
You know that's been not a skittle? Yeah, skittle and hospital?
Has it been? I like that though, Man, not sure,
don't taste like a skittle. I ended up in the hospital. Yeah,
there we go, dumb. I love it. Probably still produce
that make it better? Mann, that's pretty good. Don't eat
the pods. Don't eat the polls unless you want to

(52:58):
end up like a cousin Odd. Finished your veggies and
you know we're gonna do it anyway. Hey, lunchbox, I
have something for you, and it's due Monday. Okay, I

(53:18):
think every Monday for the next six weeks or so,
we're gonna do this. I was inspired by a tweet,
a tweet from a listener who thinks that you're on
the radio, you should know something about music, but you
admit you know nothing about music. I admit that I know.
Like the songs we played on the radio, I know
those because I hear them. Probably not, yeah, not really.
So what I want you to do is, we're gonna

(53:41):
do a nine second research project on Monday, and you guys,
you're gonna do Johnny Cash high school. I know, Hey,
who knows. Maybe we'll learn from this. Yes, I know
Johnny Cash. So fine, and do a ninety second research
research project on Johnny Cash, and Monday morning you'll present it.
That's exciting. Oh yeah, let me tell you. Homework is

(54:02):
so exciting. Let me tell you I never did home.
What do you know about Johnny Cash? Right now? I
know that he married June Carter Cash June Carter and
then then Cash, she became Cash. He did walk the line.
So come in Monday with ninety seconds. Okay, yeah, do
you have a copy of this, Eddie, Yeah, I have
a copy. You wanna try it? Do you want to do?
You want to do the hook together? So spit that

(54:26):
out even though it looks spit that out, you get
a sword, tell me, man, not sure? Don't that sure?
Don't taste like of skin. That's it. I ended up
in hospital. That's tough. Okay, all right, let's do it,
all right, tape, let's track one, take one, roll the tape,
roll tape speed, yep. Get some more drums in my ear. Yeah,

(54:48):
get a little man. Where's that snare? It's called don't
eat the pods? Here we go. It's laundry time. I
tell you, no more messing around. Gonna do some t
shirts later, but right now I'll do the towels. Pal

(55:10):
just come in handy. But I wonder how do they taste?
Kind of looks like peace candy. So I showed me
my maize. Yeah, spepit that out even though it looks yong.
Spit down out, or you get a sword, tommy, Man,
not sure, don't taste like a skitter. I ended up

(55:30):
in a hospital. I learned my lessons, not almost died.
It's not a snack and the label says tied unless
you want to end up like a cousin Todd, finish
your vays and don't eat the pod. Yeah, I fear
it's such a good song. We gotta produce this. Get

(55:50):
that out, get that, get hot track out of there. Yeah, okay,
thank you. Yesterday we're talking about how a lot of
songs down to like some of them people here and
don't know they're here, and recreate some of them. They
still some of them are just accidentally sounding the same.
And I believe all three of those factors. And what

(56:11):
came up was Ed Shearon is now in trouble because
Ed Shearon wrote the Tim McGraw song, and I played
the two songs, so this is the rest of our
life sang by Tim and Faith, but Ed Shearon wrote it.
That's the intro and here's the song. The original song
called When I Found You, very similar. So Ed's in

(56:31):
a little bit of heat for that. I don't know
what's gonna happen, if he's gonna addaim as a songwriter
or not. And my argument was, even though it sounds
very similar, I can never put myself on someone else's brain.
And maybe it was accidental. Maybe those chords are pretty
generic chords. Don't know, so what will probably happen is
they'll get added as a songwriter. There have been other

(56:52):
instances where they've been added as a songwriter. So remember
Sam Smith Stay with Me? And I remember hearing this
riding in the car with Eddie and going that sounds
like Tom Petty. The first time I ever heard on,
I think Lightney one Hunter was playing it even before
the pop stations like that sounds like Tom Petty, And
so Tom Petty's and someone else is now a songwriter
on stay with Me because this is basically the same that.

(57:22):
So now everybody's sending me all these songs that sounds alike,
and there are a lot under pressure Ice Ice Baby. Yeah, Um,
here's one that I actually I don't think there's anything
to do with, but they sound similar because of tone.
So Criminal Lindsay l she had this song for a while.
It's just a guitar part, and they're like, hey, that
Chris Lane song sounds like Criminal, but it's just not.

(57:46):
There's just there's nothing there. I don't think there's anything there,
all right, all right, So that's Lindsay l Criminal Chris Lane.
It's called take Back Home Girl. Do you guys hear
anything there? And no, I hear it as a struggle
for me, I hear a similarity. I don't know if
it's a copy now. I also brought up the fact

(58:10):
that when I do stand up that I can hear
things and store them not realize it. I think it's
funny subconsciously I say something and I've pulled jokes out
of my eye because like, oh, I probably heard that
and took that and not realized it. But the same
opposite can be true. So I'm gonna play you a
joke that I did probably four months ago, and then

(58:31):
a radio show that did the same joke this week.
I don't think they stole it though, because it's just
a concept, much like a generic cord. I think it's
just a concept. And what's the show going to credit them.
Billy the which a Billy the Kid? Oh, Billy okay,
he's a friend. Oh if I know, maybe he did

(58:53):
around him. I thought it was a different Billy the Kid. Okay,
let's hear it. So this is my joke from four
or five months ago, and my stand up act I've
done it at the operations is a live version of
me talking about turning Chick fil A into a business
because they don't close on Sunday. Yeah, we're starting. Oh,
here we go. I want to have this great idea.
And I keep coming back to Chick fil A not

(59:14):
being open on Sunday. So what I want to do?
And you can tell me if this is a dumb idea.
But like on Saturday night, right before they close, I
get a yetie. I say, I'll take all your chicken sandwiches,
please put them in the yetie. I go to bed,
I wake up on Sunday and I just sit right

(59:34):
behind the drive through. So I don't think that's a
super novel idea that only I had, because that's kind
of funny. You're on Saturday nightwich. I haven't had a
song Chick Filay on Sunday. Yeah, So here we go.
So this is Billy the Kid. Yeah, we're starting a
business poo and I um, we're gonna buy Chick fil

(59:55):
a sandwiches on Saturday, We're gonna sell them on Sunday.
We're starting a mini restaurant, a pop up restaurant. It's
called than twenty four And why is that again? Because
because the chicken sandwiches are less than twenty four hours old.
Similar concept. I don't think It's my only point is
you can take something that's similar and have the same idea.
Like minded people a lot of times have like minded ideas.

(01:00:17):
But go ahead. But one thing to do is if
you if you do take somebody else's idea, add something
else and it can totally be a whole other idea
like the I just don't think that. My only point
is song sometimes are just similar for the sake of
like minded people, would like minded talents, like minded ideas,
and I don't because I don't think that was taken

(01:00:37):
from my comedy. I think it's just the same idea.
And then it's co host and Hudson like that's that's
our friend. Yeah, that's true, Like who knows if they've
actually already that. I don't know. I honestly didn't know
that's who that was. I thought it was a different show.
That's funny, lunchbox, I joked pretty similar. How did you

(01:00:58):
find that? Might d you do? That's funny? Jump out
to you right away? Yeah. Yeah. Also because Michael go
out and into comedy shows, Mike goes my stand up
and he's been the operation when I've done stand up. Okay, anyway,
very interesting, No, it's not. My only point was sometimes
songs are just similar and you don't have to I

(01:01:20):
would say suspicious minds. Okay, thank you as Yeah, Amy's
not here. I did talk to Emmy last night though
she's helped. She's writing a blurb from my book, and
so I was like, hey, I need this turn in
and she like a forward. It's um. I've I don't
want to get away too much, but I've been to
people because my book is about failure. It's not un

(01:01:42):
till summer, and I still have more a lot more
to do or something to do, and so I've asked
people that I admire to talk about one of their
failures and not about any success, just about failure, because
it's how important it is for us to fail, and
how we look at failure such a bad thing, where
I see it as a necessity to actually do great things. Well,
that's cool. So I asked Amy to write a piece,

(01:02:06):
and I've asked some artists have written for me. Some.
I asked the governor of Arkansa. He think got back
to me yet. Hey, Governor Hudginson, you said you do
it like three months. He's definitely listening. Yeah, come on,
come on, governor, I might mind you. That's what it is? That?
So did you send them? Eve? Oh no? Yeah, guys,
just keep waiting. Okay, you'll email though, right if you

(01:02:28):
need text? Which one should I be looking at? Should
I look at my spam folder? Did it come from that?
And let me know you come from a weird email?
Because let me tell you bones, we fail a lot.
Yeah it's not super successes but not really. It's about
it stuff. I probably hadn't got that yet. Just let
us know. I guess we're not good. I mean I
got there yet. That hurts, That's all. Okay, I gotta

(01:02:51):
do Amy's Pile of Stories. I'm still hadn't come hit
send again. Yeah, I'll send it later on today. Just
just be waiting for it. Okay, here you go. You're
Amy's pile of stories. Alexa's not giving dating tips. Amazon
got together with the service three day rule and if
you have an Amazon Echo, they give you dat Dat

(01:03:12):
Dating daily tips, datingly dating tips. That's cool. Yeah, I
just feel like I'm too off for this, although I'm
single for like the dating tricks. First of all, I
know all the tips. Yeah, you're I did, You're a
king at no in that stuff. You're bad at practicing it. Execution. Yeah,
it's terrible, but I know it all because I've again
failed doing it all an excellent teacher. I have a

(01:03:34):
great relationship advice. I just can't take it myself. I
get it. But yeah, you can ask Amazon, hey, how
do I get a dating tip? And they tells you
that's that. Do you care about stuff like that? Morgan
number two, you're twenty four? No, not really right up
your ally, No dating tips are kind of blame on it.
I think so too, mostly though, because I can't keep dating.
But I think brutal lee honest friends are the ones

(01:03:58):
to keep It. Turns out the mean friends of the
ones you really want to keep in your close circle
because they're the ones that always have your back and
you study found the friends who tell you the truth
instead of trying to make you feel are the ones
trying to make you feel better. Thanks, dude, I wrote.
I also wrote in my book about this type, and
there's just because we're talking about. What I'm working on
is that if you don't have one or two people
that can tell you when you suck, and you have

(01:04:20):
to trust them when they tell you suck, then you
don't have anybody. Yeah, if you just have all the
people going, hey, great, I have that one or two
people that I know they will tell me the truth.
They're not looking to tell me bad stuff, not looking
to tell me good stuff. Look, just give me feedback
and if you can find that person, it's valuable. It's
tough to swallow sometimes and it's hard to dish it
to like, tell someone they suck. That's tough. I'm pretty

(01:04:41):
good at that. Yeah, I know you are, like I'm
like that. I'm like that's not good or that's really good,
and nothing really in the middle. So the important friends
to keep? Do you have one of those? One of
those friends? You for sure? I mean you tell definitely
tell me like when I suck and when I'm doing well.
By the way I say, you know last night and
pull you was like, I don't don't know how to
respond to this. You don't have to. Yeah, okay, don't

(01:05:03):
have too good? What did you get? A compliment? Worry
about worry about lunch just a little. Also told Eddie
here's the idiot on text last night too. Yes, So
so that's what I'm saying. It's brutally honest. Yeah, but
I just is idiot because an opinion I was sitting
home last night A ten year old opinion. Yeah, I
was sitting home last night and I was listening to music,
and I was listening to County Crows this album called
Hard Candy, and I remember like ten years ago and

(01:05:23):
Eddie time me the album sucked, and so I sent
Eddie Tech was like, you're an idiot. This that was
really good lunch box ten years ago. When I last
listen to the album, I said it sucked, and I
stored at my brain and he never forgot and I
sent him back that's pretty funny. And then you know
what Junior told me after I was because I was
telling my wife about it. You believe Bobby said that
she goes Hard Candy. Isn't that big yellow Taxi song
on Hard Candy? I'm like, dude, this kid knows too
much about music. Wow, my nine year old I can't

(01:05:49):
believe it. Wow. Also, tweeting during sporting events and proves
the experience. A new study says the tweeting during games
helps me more involved on the field and improves overall experience.
I don't even like go into games that much. In more,
you can watch on TV, get every angle, every everything
cheaper by far cheaper. And after you're losing away game,
you don't have to fly somewhere else. Trust me, I've
been to so many of games, we've lost away games,

(01:06:10):
and you just want to get I can't get out
of Tuscaloosa fast enough when Alabama kicks our butt. But
instead I paid for the hotel, so I gotta stay.
It's rough. So there's that. I do want to mention.
The four was on last night, and so what are
these clubs to this kind of get a chance to
watch it? Last night? I was too busy listening to
Hard Candy and remember how awesome it will, Remember how

(01:06:33):
when it came out ten years ago, I was like, man,
I love this record. Last night on the four, here
is um Za Viga. She's challenged by Nashville artists Nicole Boggs. Yeah,
I think the Nashville girl lost. Huh. She she got
up and saying and they sent her home. Yeah, they

(01:06:55):
kept job instead of her. Is that he says it's
gonna same Jovia. That us her way of correcting you.
She was like, they kept Jovya. I mean it's highlighted
right in front of me. And then I don't miss
the next episode of the four Battle for Start Them Thursday,
eight seven Central on Fox, The Interesting Concept. I did
not get a chance to see it last night, though.

(01:07:15):
I'll just be honest with you, show. If you have
a good weekend, box, what are you doing this weekend?
I have no idea what I'm doing. I'll probably go
to the movies, take the wife out to dinner, do
some real manson. Yeah, trying to get that baby. Yeah, here,
you you're going to kid Rock tonight. No, I'm not
going to kid Rock tonight. I always, unfortunately didn't get tickets.

(01:07:38):
You can buy tickets. You don't have to just get
tickets to everything. Yeah, I understand that, but it's a
lot more fun when you can get them for no dollars.
But it would still be fun if you got them
for dollars. I was asking if you got them. I
don't even like free tickets because there's always something expected
with them, because nothing in life is free. So a
lot of times I just buy tickets and no one

(01:08:00):
there's me and you just enjoy it on your own. Yeah,
it's like, hey, come over here at me, Jamieson. He's
the record from Kentucky. You have to because we give
you free ticket. But I do like kid Rock a lot,
so you're not going on the show anyway. You doing
this weekend? I have family coming in because Junior turns
ten on Monday. Wow. Really, yeah, you do on the

(01:08:20):
birthday party this weekend? No, just the families coming in
birthday parties next weekend. Double digits, Yes, dude, A little
boys growing up. I remember what I do was born,
but it seems like ten years ago. Remember I do
remember that part. So let's see. I have m M.
I have Daniel Bradberry coming to the house to a
Bobby Cast this weekend. I don't know if we're gonna

(01:08:42):
put up this weekend or early next week, but she's
coming to do that because it was postponed because of snow.
But Dan from Dan and Jake came over last night
and it was a good one. Of the hour and
fifteen minutes or so. He talked about things I don't know.
He played football high school and in college. This week
on the Bobby Cast, Dan smiers for Dan and Shape.
You played for one high school? What would you play position?

(01:09:02):
To play running back? My parents they were like, you're
so good at sports. You shouldn't play sports, And I
was like, screw your mom and dad. I'm playing music
like I want to drop out of high school and
go on the work tour. Sewitch Bobby cast on I
Heart Radio and iTunes. Yeah, so I know the whole
thing is gonna play like that, but um, you can
hear that there. So I did that in Daniel Bradberry's
doing one. Um, not going to k I have rehearsal, No,

(01:09:24):
but we have a rehearsal for a million dollar show.
That's right. Sunday, Yes, Sunday, all right, we gotta go,
but not I didn't get any free tickets, so all right,
see you guys Bobby Bones dot com, Mr Bobby Bones
on Instagram, have a great weekend show.
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