Woman Thought She Was In A Secret Relationship With Bobby + The Purse Challenge! + Update On Lunchbox's Letters To Celebrities

Bobby reveals a story about a woman who was scammed into thinking she was in a secret relationship with him. It goes even a step further! We read a story about Harry Styles carrying around a purse. So we put all the guys' names in a hat and one of them has to carry a purse. Lunchbox gives us an update on if Oprah, The Rock or Carrie Underwood has replied to his letters he sent to them posing as a 7-year old.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Good transmitting what's happening to friends. Welcome to Tuesday Show
Morton Studio Morning. Later on, Gabby Barrett will be on.
She's got a couple number ones now. I met her
back when I was working on American Idol Season one

(00:22):
in ABC. I was like, man, there's something special with
her she has, for example, I hope which one number
one and the good ones? Which is her last number one?
Here you go, so she'll be up later. Also, we'll
check in with Lunchbox, who wrote letters to celebrities as

(00:43):
a seven year old kid. We'll find out if they
wrote back all that on the way. But let's start
with a little story from Lunchbox, because yesterday morning we
were talking about when is it too early to begin
construction on a house? And I'll be brought in audio
of this across the street from his house on Saturday
morning at six forty seven am. Here's the sound, so

(01:17):
there's obviously some construction going on. We were like, day,
that's early to be, you know, knocking down a house
on a Saturday for sure. So what did you do, Lunchbox?
I did some deep dive in, did some you know,
public records research on the house across the street, found
out who was building the house, and I contacted the
construction company and you spoke to the person who's running. Yeah,
I talked to the boss. I said, hey, here's the address.

(01:38):
I mean, I need to get to the bottom of this.
And I talked to the head huncho. All right, here
is the clip of Lunchbox talking to the head huncho.
Go ahead, construction speak. Hello. I just called because I'm
having a problem in my neighborhood. So your company is
remodeling the house across the street from me. I live it,
and man, I'm gonna tell you what. You guys are

(01:59):
building a buy over there. You know what I mean.
You guys do some heck of work. You know what what
I'm talking about. But the problem is on a Saturday,
I'm trying to sleep in and at six forty seven am,
this is what I wake up to, six forty seven
in the morning. Man, come home. If I'm familiar with
that job, the worker order on that as a starting

(02:24):
usually around seven thirty and not like six forty seven.
Like you said, I just want you to put yourself
in my shoe. You want me to come out in
front of your house at six forty seven, and I understand. Am.
I just want to say I'm sorry for whatever it
is you're experiencing. I'll look into the early start time
and try and see if we can't get you a
few minutes more asleep. Anyways. Yeah, just I mean, i'd

(02:46):
appreciate it if you talked to him. And thanks, thanks
for taking the time and talk with me, my man.
Thanks for calling, and I hope we can all work
this out to our collective satisfaction. I ain't no problem man,
Thank you, And if you want to send cookies is
an apology, we'll looks up all right, we'll look into
item enough. Yeah, I think something that'll happen. I think,

(03:07):
what do you think about seven thirty? Is that a
nice compromise for lunchbox? I mean seven thirty I'm up
anyway because the kids wake up about seven fifteen. But
that's fine. Seven thirties a good compromise. I think that's okay.
But six forty seven. It's something about seeing the six
on the clock when you wake up, like, why are
they already out there hammer and nailing and blah blah blash.
You know. State one is just annoying. But the guy

(03:28):
was real nice and I'm waiting for my cookies. It
also shows you if you just talk to someone and
you're nice about it, you collect what you know. They say,
more flies with honey the vinegar. Yeah, that's true. That's
a really good point. Maybe some people will hear this
and if they have a problem in their life, they'll
approach it in this manner and get It's like a kind,
thoughtful result. So start the complaint with what you're building

(03:49):
is a beauty. Well, just how you talk to people
in life is a big part of communication. Even if
you're in a disagreement with your spouse or partner, how
you talk to them. Yeah, that's true. That's very important.
So take it from lunchbox going a man's But also
here's the problem. Nice job. Let us know a lunchbox

(04:10):
if they still banging early in the morning, I will
you guys send us a lot of emails. We appreciate that.
Let's open up the mail bag. Get something we call
year all right. This email reads, hello, Bobby Bones. So
my ex wife and I divorced five years ago, but

(04:31):
she never changed her last name back. It wasn't a
problem to me because we're still friends. But since our
divorce she's been seeing somebody else. It's a woman. They're
getting married, but now they liked the way my last
name sounds, and they want to change her name to
my last name. Interesting. Does that make sense? Yes? Can
I force her to change her last name? Or is

(04:53):
it too late to tell her she needs to change
her name before getting married. So basically, she took on
his last name and is now marrying someone else is
going to give them his last name. That's a weird sitch, right,
I've never heard of such a thing. Wow, what do
you think, Amy? I mean, I guess I think that

(05:15):
he could say, Look, I was with you for a
long time. I have a special bond with you, So
I don't mind if you keep my last name. But
why does someone else have to take my last name?
I don't feel comfortable with that. His name is Mason
go Leo, Goalio go Leo. Oh okay, that's pretty cool,
yet to last name go Leo. I don't think there's

(05:37):
anthing he can do about it. I don't think there is.
He can't voice how it makes him feel, sure, But
I don't think there's anything he can really do. Yeah,
like legally, no, I don't think so he's passing that
thing all around town because legally she got his name
through marriage, and now it's her name. She can do
whatever she wants with it. Yea. Also, can't you just
change your name to whatever you want anyway? Yeah? I
think so. First name. I don't know about last name.
Can you change that too, Yeah? I thought, yeah, chad

(05:58):
Ocho Cinco good point. I mean, hasn't he done that
a lot? Yeah? So yeah, I think it's the thing.
And he gave her that name, so she has rights
to do with it what she wants. Mason Golio, I
hate to say it, but I think you just gotta
move on. You're gonna have a whole bunch of goalios
in town now. Yeah. Fine, but don't be scared to

(06:20):
talk to her about it, Okay, fine? Or just playing
this clup? This cent her link to this clup? I yeah,
I say, Mason, you're you're kind of out of luck.
We got your game now. It was found to close
Bobby mail bag. Ye all right, Morgan, what's the email address?
Mailbag at Bobby bones dot com. There you go, the

(06:41):
latest from Nashville and Tullywood. Morgan number two thirty cent
Skinny Danil Arts just got her first number one hit
with her song Somebody Like That, and she shared the
purpose of the song. You can be in a relationship
or you can be heartbroken, and this song still says
the same thing, don't settle for something less than what

(07:02):
you deserve. And I think that's something that everybody needs
to strive for. And yeah, it's just a hopeful song
about looking for love and not settling. Luke Holmes played
the grandel Opry stage this weekend and during the show
he played an unreleased song called Joe, I can't complain
doing all right, sleeping pretty good, staying dry, Thank the

(07:24):
Lord every morning, when the sweet a man for how
far I come from where I been? So here's the
good day and better tomorrow and a live at the
End of the Bottom. Eron Church shared how he was
inspired by Elton John for one of the songs on

(07:46):
his latest three part album project, and there's a line
I think he's in rehab or something like that when
he stands up and he said I was. However, it
was old when rock and roll found me and I
immediately soon as I heard it, I thought, and I said,
just told her us, I just pause it and I
grabbed the guitar. Was Sieman. I went to the kitchen
and rock and roll and rock and roll fould meet
and that's all. It's all it too. I'm Morgan number two.

(08:09):
That's your skinny. It's time for the good news. Jonathan Ortiz,
he's six years old and he's been battling brain cancer.
But he sits and he loves to watch the old
Incredible Hulk TV show from like the sixties, Lou Ferrigno
or whatever from the seventies, and he says it just

(08:29):
kind of gives them like courage and how Hulk is strong,
and he's like, I need to be strong to battle
this brain cancer. Well, he finds out that Lou Frigno
is going to be at the local comic shop in
West Palm Beach, Florida, so his mom takes them. He
gets to meet the real Hulk from the TV show
and he says, you know what, this is what I
needed because this is the guy that can fight anything,

(08:50):
and I can do it. And here's the clip of
Louf Forigno, the actual Hulk, the actor saying what it
was like to meet the boy, but nights to meet
him because it's sweet little boy, well, I think I'm
around a wonderful good luck and wish it. That's awesome. Yeah.
I used to watch that one back too. That's where
like he was just green. You can see like the
makeup Olliver his body. It was two actors, so the

(09:11):
regular guy, yes, and then Ferrigno had to be a
big strong guy. Yeah. It's seventies. Yeah, have any sort
of the technology there to do that? And back in
the day to Lou Frigno, it was always Arnold Schwarzenegger
and Lou Frigno competing in like the world's Strongest Guy. Yeah,
he was also a world strongest guy. That's a great story.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

(09:31):
I want you to listen to the story and tell
me what side you fall on. There's a pizza delivery.
A woman named Sherry Ford said her son ordered delivery
from Dominoes around eleven fifteen pm in O'Fallon, which is
near Saint Louis. Okay, it's left ATPM, which pretty close
to closing time. Yeah, right. The family said they waited hours,
They called the restaurant multiple times. Eventually they just went

(09:54):
to sleep without the pizza. Eventually, they checked their home
surveillance cameras to find out. The delivery driver got the
pizzas there round eleven forty five, which is inside that
thirty minute block. But if it's like contact, just list delivery.
They just left him on top of the daughter's new
car and left. Now here's where it gets difficult because

(10:15):
a dog was involved. Listen to this story from KMOV
News four in Saint Louis. The delivery driver got the
pizzas there around eleven forty five. But look at this,
you can see the driver just left them on the
hood of Sherry's daughter's new car. They say they it
sat there until six thirty the next morning, when a
lucky dog sniffed the pizza out and dragged them off

(10:36):
the top of the car, scratching up the car. Sherry
Ford says that the damage is not light, but after
multiple complaints and calls by News four, they say Dominoes
is working to repair that damage. The dog got the pizzas,
don't scratched the side of the car up. And at
first they couldn't get ahold of Dominoes. And I was
gonna say, should Domino's pay? And I was gonna say yes,

(10:56):
But Why didn't the person leave them on the doorsteps. No,
maybe they thought putting it on the car was a
better option. But you're supposed to leave it at the
doorstep for contactless delivery. But also, did that family not
follow the Domino's pizza tracker? You could wash your pizza
go from order to oven to car to delivery. I

(11:18):
have back in the day when I ordered way more Dominoes,
I was always fascinated by the pizza tracker because you
could you knew right when your pizza was going in
the oven. So they had they been following along, they
would have known right when their pizza arrived at their house.
Don't you think they just go, well, this pizza has
been ordered, set along the Dominoes, and then like eight
minutes it just shows you within the oven. Even though
they're relate, they're really not showing you when it goes

(11:40):
on the A. Yeah, it's not an actual visual. It's
kind of like this. It's like a thermometer, like a
heat like it heats up, starts off kind of blue,
and then it gets red when your pizza is getting hot.
When we order food on Postmates or uber eats, and
the car's like one straight away. My heart starts to flutter,
like I about to get a prize, even though I
paid for it. It's like when you worse up from
Amas on, it feels like Christmas, even though you paid

(12:02):
for it. Here's one other thing. Tim McGraw and faith
Hills private Island is listed for thirty five million dollars.
The couple bought an island of the Bahamas. We had
talked about. This took her forever to build it. They
bought it in two thousand and three. They didn't move
there to two twelve. They said, we set out to
build a house. We had no idea how to build
everything else, meaning they had to build basically a little town. Yeah,

(12:23):
because they couldn't get you're in the house unless you
want to go across the water, plumbing, the whole thing.
So they used it. I mean, that's so much money,
thirty five million bucks. But now they're trying to sell it.
It is nineteen point seven acres one point three miles
of waterfront property. It's an island. I would just be
scared of when a hurricane hits, you're all alone is

(12:45):
I've never been in a hurricane part of the world
for any significant amount of time, not even a beach guy.
Don't you know for a while though, a hurricanes coming? Yeah, well,
I mean, yes, there's if you're Tim mcgrawl, I'm saying yes,
I would think if you're Tim mcgrawl, you the other
people would be able to tell you, like you would
see it on the news and you could order a chopper. Yeah, yeah,
they don't. They don't just go hurricane in ten minutes down. Okay, No,

(13:08):
they tracked that stuff because that would be scary to me.
But but but you worry about your whole place is getting
wiped out. I don't think you worry about I want
to get hurt. The people that get hurt and hurricanes
are the ones that don't leave, like you have. Plenty
of them can't leave. Yeah. I see Tim mcgrawl a
lot of these pictures and he's holding up big fish
and he's down Eddie not talkis all the time. Every

(13:29):
week it's like a new picture of him, shirtless, ripped up,
holding up a massive fish, supertand with a spear that
you killed that fish with. Eventually, one of these fish,
you're gonna go. I'm here to avenge my brother, and
they're gonna kill McGraw like a shark fish, they're gonna know.
Tim McGraw's in. He's in the water, all right, he's in.
We're waiting for this. Some boys gather up, but they
nip him out. Do they go to attack him and
then realize like, oh wait, that's Tim McGraw. Let's chill.

(13:51):
I think they're to avenge their family, bro. So Tim
McGraw's gonna show up one day and be like, yeah,
I lost this left arm to a to a bullhead dark.
I really worry about that seriously, because the water and
when you spear of fish, you know what happens. Blood
gets all over the water, and what likes blood Sharks. Oh,
we have a friend's dad. Our friend's dad got bit

(14:13):
by a shark because and he was down there. I
think they were spear fishing. Be careful, Tim, Tim, it's
us your friends. Bro. We are about to talk to
Gabby Barrett, who now has two number one. Her first
one was I hope the second one that Jess went

(14:34):
number one is the good ones. I got to know
Gabby on American Idol first season on ABC. She was
one of the singers at the time the kids that
I mentored. She was seventeen years old. Look at her now.
So I've known Gabby forever. And when she left the show,

(14:55):
she finished maybe third that season, which also shows you
don't have to win, right, just get up there, let
enough notice, you sign a deal. So and so Gabby
then moved back to Pittsburgh. And then so I was
up doing a stand up show in Pittsburgh and she
was like, Hey, I'm coming to the show. Her dad
or sister came and I was like, all right, let's go,
and you a full disclosure. We have the same management team,

(15:16):
like we have same person. And so she starts coming
writing songs and then I was like, oh, Gabby, you
got to move here. She's like, I think I'm just
going to stay Pittsburgh and go back and forth like
that will never work. It's on the on our podcast
we did with her on the Bobby Cast, and so
I know Yabby pretty well. I'm super excited to see
her success. We're gonna talk to her right now on

(15:38):
the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Gabby Barrett, All, Gabby, how's
it going. He's sleeping at all? I yeah, Actually my
alarms did not wake me up, So that's why I
sound a little sleepy right now? Oh, so you woke
up by someone calling you, going, hey, you need to
call Bobby because you're a couple of minutes late to
the show. Yep, that's the that's the worst feeling. Yeah,

(16:00):
because with the baby, you know, you just want to
sleep as long as you can can. You got to
wake up in Peter and so I woke up thirty
seconds ago. But we're good to go. Oh no, let's
all take a deep breath together then, okay, because where
I'm going I cannot believe Gabby is late. She's going,
oh crap. I have to gather my thoughts real quick.
So let's just take a deep breath, gain our composure,

(16:26):
and now we'll do a fun little interview and let
you get Can you fall back asleep after this or
are you just up now? Oh? Absolutely not? I am up.
But that's okay. All right, Well, let's let's talk for
a little bit. You got another number one, by the way,
clap for Gabby. Another number one, our second number one.
You wrote the good Ones. You said I was inspired
by your husband Kade. Does he ever go hey, that

(16:48):
song is about me and brag about it to his friends? Um,
I would like to thank so. I remember when I
first wrote that song and I played it for him.
It was like one of the first songs that I
had actually written written for him, and so I played
it for him and he cried, and so that's when

(17:08):
I was like, Oh, this song really is a good one.
Do you ever get into a little spatter argument, go,
I wish I'd never wrote that song about you. No,
he's like my best friend in the whole entire world. Yeah,
sometimes best friends fight, Amy and I fight sometimes. Yeah,
But what doesn't mean I would regret writing a song
about you. Well, I just it can just be something

(17:29):
you say though, you know, in the heat of the moment.
I mean, of course everybody thinks that. But the feelings
of love and all his letters and being in love
overpower that totally. Is he asleep right now? He sure is. Yeah,
put the phone up to his ear now, I'm just
kidding him. Gabby barretts on with us, Hey, did you

(17:51):
go from I hope to the good Ones on purpose?
Was that transition deliberate? I mean, I don't know. I
just wanted people to see different size of me, you know,
because I hope it's definitely you're getting kind of a
taste of my path, and then The Good Ones is
kind of my presence, so you're kind of getting to
know how I am as a person and how I'm

(18:13):
growing and all of those things through my songs, which
I thought was cool. And I think The Good Ones
was released at a good time, and you know, with
COVID and everything going on in the past year and
a half, I think people needed some type of positive
message to uplift them a little bit. So the baby's
name is Bayla. Pronounced that for me, Baila nay And

(18:35):
where did that come from? So Kaye's sister's name is
Bailey the Lane, and I was just kind of trying
to spin off back because I liked the name Bailey,
but I wanted something that was a little more original.
And so I was in the airport just messing with it,

(18:58):
and I was like Bailey Bayla and then I was like, oh,
I like Dayla, and I put it down in my notes.
And so then the middle name my sister was born
in the month of May, and so he did they
would you let Kade name the boy after himself? Well,
we're talking about that right now. My fiance and I like,
I would like to name our son, Bobby Junior. Would

(19:18):
you let would you have a Kade Junior? Yeah, if
you want that. I mean he would be his little twin,
his little Junior. I would love that. Ray cut this clip.
I'm gonna email us to Kitlin. I think she'd like that.
Gabby Barrett's sign. By the way, let me just read
some awards here. Gabby one Best New Artist at the
ACM's best Best New Female Artist. She's also the most

(19:40):
nominated artist at her I Heartready Music Awards with four nominations.
She is also a new mom. We woke her up
for this interview and I think we'll let you go
back to sleep pretty quickly. But let me ask you
this question. We're down to four four weeks of American Idol.
What a lot of those kids listen to the show
because I'm working with them, what advice would you give
them at this stage of the show. Song choy. Song

(20:02):
choice is so important. I mean, you know, I kind
of realized that later on in the competition when I
was on in twenty eight seen, but I would different.
Song choice is so important because sometimes your voice doesn't
fit best in certain foxes and songs, and that could

(20:23):
actually send you home, and so I would just say
song choice. I've been watching American Idol this season and
everybody's awesome. So and Bobby, you're doing awesome too. Alright, alright, Amy,
one question for Gabby before we go. Yeah, Well, Gabby,
this comes from me and my daughter because we saw
on your Instagram a couple of weeks ago you made

(20:44):
some homemade bread for the first time, and my daughter's
kind of like a bread kind of sour sheet is
obsessed with bread, and so I just didn't know what
kind of bread it was because it does look amazing.
I think it's called like childhood bread. Um. There's a
girl that I'm friends with. Her names Rachel Jankovic, and um,

(21:06):
she's the one who actually sent me the recipe and
I always wanted to try to make bread. Um, and
it's really good. So I can actually send it to
you and you can send it to your daughter. She
wants just trying to make it, Okay. Yeah, And if
people want to see this red picture at Gabby Barrett
Underscore on Instagram, because it seriously is the best looking bread. Hey,

(21:27):
what's what? What's your next song? You're gonna tell us?
Are you so holding off or do we know you
know what. We're bouncing back and reports between two songs
right now. Um so I will hold off for the second,
but it's coming okay. And just so you know, I
sing the good ones like this when I sing it
to Kaitlin and he is me, I sing that. Yeah,

(21:48):
he's one of the good ones. He is he is me.
I love that, Thank you, love that. There she is, Gabby, Barrett.
Gabby going to talk to your congratulations two number ones
in a row. We love to see it. Congratulations on
the awards, the baby life Kade talking to me. It's
just a great day for her, great day, all right, Gabby,

(22:09):
Bet bye, Gabby, got to talk to you. Thank you
so much, probably thank you all. I appreciate it. By
gotta voice hail last night from Nick in Maryland. Here
it is. I was listening to Eddie hate on Creed
on the podcast. As a punishment for Eddie if he
loses a bet, he has to have Creed with Arms
Wide Open as his winning song for a week, So

(22:30):
every time he wins a game he has to hear
Creed love the show. See you guys. That idea. It's
got to be a month though. I mean, that's quite
like a month and maybe it all keep Eddie from winning.
So were like, I don't want to void. I listened
to Creed this weekend. Why would you do that too?
We were talking about it and I was like, let
me remember how good they are. That's so many good songs.
I mean, I did have this is how you remind

(22:52):
me of that? That's I had that in my mind
all weekend. I have no idea why. And I was like,
this is torture. And I listened to rock Star from Nickelback.
I'm sick standing in line of clubs. I'll never get in.
It's like the bottom or nothing. Jam, I have the
case of do you remember that part? Yeah? Thanks, that's
a good tip. Appreciate that you're a Amy's pile of stories. Okay.

(23:16):
I love to tell these tattoo stories because it's just
a reminder that you've got to make sure that everything
is accurate before it's tattooed on your body. Because a
woman accidentally got the wrong coordinates put on her back.
She wanted Sedona, Arizona because her and her boyfriend had
a trip there and they were celebrating like being vaccinated,
and wanted to you know, they're traveling so she wanted

(23:39):
to remember this special occasion. Instead, she accidentally put an
S for south instead of an INN for north, and
her coordinates landed her in the South Pacific Ocean. Oh,
just the middle of the water. Yeah, just not right
at all, very far from the spot in Arizona. And
it was her mistake. The tattoo artists did it right,
but when she was called being them down, she just

(24:01):
wrote the wrong letter. And those are always funny when
you see someone like maybe even a celebrity that did
something in like a Japanese sign and they're like, look,
this means love, and the guy's like, no, that means talker.
I was at the mall this weekend and we were
inside of a shoe store and the girl comes up
and goes, hey, are you from Minnesota? And I said no,
why do you ask? He goes that tattooed on your arm? Oh,

(24:22):
because that the tattoo of Arkansas on my arm? And
I said, no, this is Arkansas. She goes, you know,
I guess I never even knew what that state looked like.
I was like, well, there you go. Geography lesson for you.
You're welcome, all right, what else? Well, Jimmy Allen's wedding
is next month and his fiance is making him redesign
his suit. I guess he put it together about a
year ago and she was like, hey, I really would
like for you to rework that. And Jimmy loves to

(24:43):
design his own clothes. He does it for Reward Show.
It's in different things. So he had to reach out
to his stylists to work on some new sketches and
get it done just in time for the wedding, which
is in a month. Which really brings me to your wedding.
You were a fire engine red suit. Now, I was
told I could Yeah, Well, I didn't know if there
was any changes in your outfit or whatever you're wearing.
There's no changes. Do you have it ready to go? Yeah? Okay,

(25:07):
we got them fitted. We're good. Right, it's done. Yeah,
and you're not red? No, I was told I can't. Okay,
what else? Well, fifteen volunteers just emerged from a forty
day isolation experiment in a French cave. Now was called
the Deep Time Project, and the experiment was to see
if time passes more slowly when you have no way

(25:29):
to measure it. I mean, they were down there. They
were able to sleep, but according to their biological clock,
like whenever they wanted. They could have snacks and eat
according to when they wanted, but they just had no
no concept of time. I'm fascinated by this for two reasons. One,
I wonder if they went in and they were in
there for how many days? Forty days? They were like,
we just got put in here if they had no idea. Well,

(25:50):
Also I think about people when they get put in
Saltaire confinement in prison, Yes, like how did they even know?
Because it's lit pretty much the whole time? What did that?
What happened there? Well, so most people that came out
all thought that they had been in there for about
twenty five to thirty days, but they really were in
there for forty because you can't see the sun go
up or down obviously, And you know, sometimes I see
medication for people that have vision impairments are full blind

(26:13):
because they don't know when the sun comes up and down,
and it's like, hey, we're gonna keep the medicine keeps
you on track, so you know when you can go
to sleep with the cycle. Oh interesting, I hadn't thought
of that. I didn't know if there was any sort
of light sensitivity to the Yeah, I mean everybody. I
think everybody's different. That's some sort of vision impairment. Yeah,
all is that it? I Amy, that's my pile. That
was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.

(26:35):
Lunchbox front brothers are always getting a bad rap. Oh
you're paying for your friends. It's so stupid to be
in a fraternity. Well, these guys at LSU back in
the eighties, they've stayed in contact with that quote unquote
house mother, and right before the pandemic hit, one of
the brothers reached out. It's like, how's life. She's like, man,

(26:57):
I'm still working two jobs and he's like why. And
she still owed money on her house. So he called
up his old frat brothers. They made donations, paid off
her house, and now she gets to retire. Oh that's awesome,
it's pretty cool. Huh Yeah, LSU frat brothers. Let me
see it. I gotta tell you the front name. Gotta
give him a shout out if I can remember it.
I don't know how to say these games. Say it right,
sometimes hard to say Gamma Delta. Okay, that sounds right. Yeah,

(27:21):
that's not the hard to say. Yeah five Gamma Delta,
Andrew Fosselotti and his friend brothers from lsu Go Tigers.
Who there you go. Bet it's g e a U
x ye go Tigers. Yeah, that's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. He likes flying on
Southwest and they do stuff like that music in the

(27:41):
middle of the flight sometimes, or I don't mind that.
The pilot like raps. I'm cool. Yeah, Oh you're cool.
You're head, You're cool with it. I know that some
people are like, just do your job. I don't want
to deal with that, but I like it. Mostly if
I'm trying to sleep, I get annoyed. You know, if
they're playing charades over the microphone, I'm like, come on,
I'm trying to take a nap here. But I like
it to just trying to do something different. A Southwest

(28:02):
Airlines flight crew hosted a wedding rehearsal for a couple
who is flying to their wedding destination. The bride walks
down the aisle the airplane. Here comes the bride as
the groom awaits at the end. Here is the cliff,
the official good stuff. But folks, if you have the

(28:23):
Southwest Airlines. So it's fight cool. We'd like to thank
you guys for being on board many years of Harold
Blizz and uh, if I'm in Charleston all that day,
I feel go at your house. I'll give a round
of applause. Folks. I think that's great. People are hating one.
I think it's god. I love it. Yeah, it's loving.
That's it's a loving situation. There. Let's go over and

(28:45):
get in the morning. Corny, Morning, Corny, What has four
eyes but still can't see? What has four eyes but
still can't see? Mississippi? That was the morning corning. Lisa

(29:07):
in Ohio is calling to the show. Hey, Lisa, thank you.
What's going on. I just want to give a shout
out to my husband Shane from Red Lips that I'm
compromising and listening to country music for the first time
just for him. And what do you think about it?
It sounds good. I like that sun that I'm that
kind of girl. Oh wait, sing that one to me

(29:29):
just by you saying that I don't know what that is,
so I don't know it. I only heard it this
morning on your show. I'm that kind of girl. I'm
that kind of girl. I'm thinking that's it's got to
be a girl. So okay, Mike, will you google I'm
that kind of girl. Lisa, what do you think about
our show? Because obviously you haven't heard our show before.
If you haven't listening to country music, no I haven't.

(29:51):
My husband listens to you every day, and every day
comes home and talks about the Bobby Bones Show. So
I figured I might try it while I'm running around,
I do an errand today I like that? And what
do you think so far? Are you hearing us talk
about stuff? Do we sound like people that could be
your friends? Absolutely? Let's hang out all right? Sarcastic? Wow,
I don't think that normal first time. Listen, Yeah, it's

(30:14):
time to do what? Get our summer on? Oh? I
agree with that. First summer on? How long you've been
married your husband twenty five years? This summer? Wow? Come on,
that's awesome. So you really want to get your summer
on twenty five? You guys, do anything special for your
twenty five anniversary. I'm trying to go to Mexico if
we if we can, you know, if we're able to.

(30:35):
I'm a little scared of going to Mexico, But for
you I think it sounds fantastic. Well, listen, I'm glad
you're giving us a shot more than anything. And if
we turn out to be something you don't like, I
get it. Because we don't have booming radio voices. We're
not your typical announcers. I don't know that we do
that great of our radio show, but we hope we
do a good a show that feels like you're just
hanging out with your friends. So we appreciate you and

(30:57):
tell your husband we said thank you, and Lisa, we
appreciate your We're trying to find that song though. Might
we find it? No? Are you sure we listen to
the right station, Lisa. It was this morning, only like
maybe an hour and a half ago, and it's a
mail singer. Oh, it's a mail and a guy was singing,
I'm not kind of girl. Interesting, listen, you got it

(31:19):
on some channel, Lisa, we're not familiar with I'm that
kind of girl. I'm not kind of girl. All right,
I want that kind of girl. Or give me that
girl with the Oh, she's that kind of girl. Nicol's
that at Lea said, we're gonna get the bottom of this.
Have a great day, all right. She thinks we're nuts.
Lunchbox sent three fan letters, he said, one to carry Underwood,

(31:41):
one of the Rock, and one to Oprah. But you
didn't send them as yourself, right, Lunchbox, No, I sent
him as a seven year old kid, inviting them to
send me an autograph picture. And I even invited Oprah
to my birthday party in May. So we're just trying
to get something back in the mail. And if you're
a seven year old and he wrote so Slot it
looked like a three year old who wrote it. Eddie's
kids are seven, and you said they write much better,

(32:02):
way better than what Lunchbox did. All right, it is
not time for the update. We love this every week, Lunchbox.
Did you hear from Oprah? I guess Oprah has been
very busy with you know, this whole interview with the
royal family, and she had had time to respond to
my letter, because I have got nothing from Oprah. All right,
it's okay, nothing from Oprah. Okay, that was the one
that's probably the hardest to get. Have you heard from

(32:27):
the Rock man? Let me tell you. I sent mister
the Rock a letter and I was so excited I
went out in my front yard and the only correspondence
I have with the rock is my kids thrown rocks
at me. All right, so no, okay. And the one
that we think will be tough but we think it's
doable is Carrie Underwood. Have you heard from Carrie Underwood? Well,

(32:51):
ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Carrie Underwood has a
new album out. I sent her a letter and she
sent me nothing yet. Oh so you've heard from from
from no one, noboddy. Nothing. I've asked the mailman every
day and I'm saying, hey, are you sure you're not
keeping that for yourself because you saw the rock on it?
And hey, that's true. My buddy, who I sent a

(33:14):
watch in the mail because he's gonna be a groom's
been a wedding. His mailman stole his watch. I'm sure
of it could have been somebody else in the process,
Like you know for sure it's the mailman. I don't
know anything for sure, but he told me that he
knows for sure. He's like, I know for sure it's
a nice watch for like insurance. How does that work?
I don't think so. I just mailed it. It's just gone.
It's just gone. So I guess I gotta go get

(33:35):
him another one, or he's just out of luck. What
I'm not gonna ask you what should I do, because
you'll say you'll get him another one. That's what I
would do. By the way, we had a caller earlier
who threw a song at us and we didn't know
what it was. We figured out what the song. She
was like that song that goes she's my kind of girls.

(33:55):
Thought it was a girl. It's it's Leebrace. Here's a
clip of that song. You Hi, ain't there you go?
That's it. It's Liebrace one of them girls. Hey, we
love you. If you you're a first time listener and
you call us, that's crazy because not only your first
time listener, you're a first time caller. On the same day,
Boom no luck on Lunchbox with the letters. We'll check

(34:16):
in again next week. Tonight on Twitch, I'm doing the
show from my house. It's called On Time with Bobby Bones.
The guests are Jordan Davis and he's gonna perform live.
Nico Moon, He's gonna perform live. Eddie and Caitlin will
all be there. You can watch it just on the
web or you can download Twitch the app and that
I'll all appeal on my socials, all right, that'll be
eight o'clock tonight at eight o'clock Central. Okay, here's the story.

(34:42):
Harry Styles is now rocking a purse handbag. Did you
carry a purse? I mean, dude, I lose my wallet
all the time. Like I have a hard time with
my wallet. There's no way I can handle a purse.
But you keep up with a backpack. That's more. A
purse is more like a backpack, not a wallet just

(35:04):
for work, not an everyday thing like even the backpack.
I swear I would lose it at some point. But
let's say you lost a bet. You had to carry
a purse around for a while. You know me, of course,
come on, let's do it. Did you carry a purse?
I would not. I'm not. I'm a man. I don't
wear a purse. I mean if I lost a bet, yes,
but voluntarily wear a purse absolutely not. Men wear wallets

(35:24):
or money clips. That's where it's at. Oh, do you
wear a purse or carry up you're wearing? Well, it depends,
like you could I carry a purse if it's like
a handbag. I wear a crossbody. So just there's different
types of purses. So what we're gonna do is put
names in a hat. Oh God, and whomever loses has
to carry the purse ever with them for a week.

(35:44):
We have man, can I see the purse? Hold it
up in the window. If we it's back there, Let
me see the purse here. Oh. Public aren't gonna know.
They're just gonna see us with a purse, and they're
gonna think, oh, I thought this was a one time thing.
But I'm googling it and he has multiple purses. There
are the options. Oh, those are like real purse. Those
are like me mah going to bingo purses. Oh I'm embarrassed.

(36:08):
I like it is your name in the in the bag? Yeah? Okay, good,
all right, it's more like a handbag purse. Okay, okay, okay.
We're gonna put the names in the half. The loser
of the draw I have to surrender their wallet and
put all their stuff in the purse and bring it
in their purse every day goodness, and then go out
in public and occasonally ask we think purse, Oh you

(36:29):
gotta ask? Oh yeah, I like it. I don't mind winning. Well,
then let's see what happens in the hat will be
me Eddie Lunchbox, Raymundo, what Mike D and Scooba stew
All the guys. Scooba looked like, what yea that? Yeah,

(36:50):
you're up. We're gonna see if we canna pull off
the Harry Styles look. One of us has to try
to pull it off next. Thank you. So I love
Harry Styles. He's more. He's carrying a purse around. That's
cool to think about. If it wasn't assigned to a
certain sex, we carry a big background, nobody would judge us.
I think you guys have an advantage. A purse carry

(37:12):
so much more than a wallet. What would you carry
in the purse that you are not able to carry
in a wallet? Oh boy? Every day? A pistol? Yeah okay, no,
really like what you now get to leave the house
with more things? So what do you put in there? Food?
Maybe a snack, an extra pair of underwear. You never
know when that's gonna be needed. That's good your keys
so you don't have to put it. They're all clunky

(37:33):
in my pocket cutting into my leg. Oh gum. I
also working at the janitor open school. Okay, no, I'm
just saying there's probably probably don't even know the options
that are given to me yet, right, and everybody's look
at Harry Styles carrying a person. I'm like, look at
Harry Styles carrying a purse, normalizing it. Hopefully. He also

(37:54):
paints his nails like Eddie. Yeah, see, I tried guy
pearls for a while. He does not. So what we're
gonna do If we're gonna draw a name and one
do you? Guys can Harry Styles for a week and
carry it on a purse all week? No, you can
keep your wallet in the purse, but it can't come
out of the purse. Okay, all right, let's draw the
names here? Oh god, and like when you go places yet,
if the purse up, if there is a picture of

(38:16):
you taken somewhere and you don't have your personal it's
one hundred dollar fine. Now you're getting the listeners, it's
one hundred dollars fun. So listeners, be cool about it.
So I'm gonna draw. When I draw, your name is eliminated. Okay,
but this person, it is ugly. You can't get us
a coach. I could sup with a different purse if

(38:38):
you want, I need a Louis Man. Yeah, Harry Styles
don't got that purse. You ain't got No. This is
like aunt Roses. I know, all right, we're ready. The
first name, because there are a few guy names in here.
It's me Eddie, Lunchbox, Raymundo or audio producer Mike d
and Scuba Steve who will do the Harry style? Shall lunch?

(39:00):
You have to carry this purse from Tuesday to Tuesday.
The first name eliminated that doesn't have to carry the purse. Yeah, Eddie, Yeah,
have to be kidding me. How does this happen? Well?
It just does? It just does it? Just does? You
wanted you? You sign it? Eddie? No, we're good. Next up, Oh,

(39:22):
come on, they're all tangled. That's me eliminated, Raymondo. See
you lunch bikes. It's gonna be lunch bocks are good.
Stop thinking that it's gonna be you. No, I don't.
But every name that comes out there's something like a magnet.
Why do you always win these? You don't win games
with You win these? You don't has nothing to do

(39:42):
with music. That's why I can't win I win these.
Next person, come on, it doesn't have to carry the purse?
Is who? That's me? That's a long name Bobby, Amy,
you can draw the last ones. There are how many
names left? It's me and Mike Dan and Scoop with

(40:05):
the bag carrier. Come on, okay, go ahead, Amy. The
next person who doesn't Amy, we've been friends for snout. Okay.
The next person we draw has to carry the purse. Okay,
just so it's no The next name we draw, we'll

(40:25):
be carrying the purse for a week in the Harry
Styles Challenge, Amy, don't don't open it yet. Oh that's
the winner. Say one, two three, My dear, Hey, Mikey,

(40:52):
will you go on? Michaelan, let me ask you a question.
So this person is like this ten years old too?
Is like Tanning? Noah, it's older than I don't know. Well, so,
Mike D, you're gonna carry the purson around for a week.
Mike d is our our rioter, and he writes a
lot of games. But I would even venture to say
you wrote this segment. I did. I thought it'd be

(41:14):
funny at the time, and I was like, what are
the chances I'd get picked for this? And here we go.
It's just funny. When his own sword he cut, he
made his own sword, he and then he asked to
he gets cut by it. Yes, okay, Mike, here you go.
Here's your purse. Alright, what's your question? Can he buy
his way out? I don't think so. Okay. I think
he just lives with it. He's gotta carried every day

(41:35):
for a week. We're gonna get it to him. Now
here you go, buddy. We better not see you with
anything but that purse. Shoulder. Yeah, and when you walk,
it's got to be on your shoulder. Right. Oh my gosh.
Look that's cute, Mike. It is good. Yeah, you got
that one of the black one. Yeah, but matches your style. No.
I think you got to wear the tan because it

(41:55):
sticks out more. Ye tent it, honestly, I can't. He's
pulling it off a little bit lenge. Okay, Yeah, he's
pulling it off in the studios. We're all laughing at him. Uh. Congratulations, Mike,
d nice bit, buddy. It's time for the good news.

(42:21):
The Chicago Police Department partnered with the Illinois Make a
Wish Foundation to help one seven year old become a
SWAT officer. Ibraham from Worth, Illinois, has a life threatening
heart condition and his dream was to become quote a
police officer for a day and to catch a luxury
car thief, oh luxury cartier. Chicago Police made him an

(42:41):
honorary CPD SWAT officer to make his dream come true,
and so they twetered a bunch of pictures. Photos show
him walking next to an armored rescue vehicle, petting a
police dog, jumping through tires, and apprehending a car thief
and looking inside a Ferrari. Yes, the CPD thank the
Illinois Make a Wish chapter plus the Chicago Police Memorial
Foundation for helping fulfill his wish. The pictures are awesome.

(43:04):
I mean, it's about the Ferrari he wanted. He's seen
a lot of those movies that they're still in the
fancy cars. That's pretty cool. Shout out to those guys.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. Mike d lost the Harry Styles challenge earlier
this morning, Harry Styles seeing with a personally. At least
Mike's gonna carry a purse around for a week. Maybe
he comes back and goes, this is living. We can

(43:27):
think about that. Yeah, because he can fit so much
stuff inside it is actually a pretty lame purse though
I don't know where they came from. It's kind of
gross inside too. Darlene and Florida, you are on the show,
what would you like to say? Good morning, Darlene, Good
morning Studio. I just want you know, Mike d not

(43:47):
to feel unmanly. My husband has been using a purse
for about two years because I got sick of carrying
his stuff everywhere we went, so and he actually tried
to get to stop using this purse, but he carries
so much junk that he still has to use his purse. See,
so there are men that you see a person I
thought too. When we were talking about it, I was like, dang,
maybe this is awesome. And I started listening to stuff

(44:09):
that I would put in expair of underwear, a snack, sunglasses, keys, water. Yeah,
sounds great. A little bit of me wanted to win
the contest or lose, depending on who you're talking to.
So I agree with that, darling. But we'll get a
report back from Mike in a week. Let's go over
to Sam in Arkansas. Sam, thank you for calling the show.
What's going on with you? Hey, buddy, I'm doing good

(44:30):
at Good Morning Studio. So I wanted to let you
guys know I carry a purse too, but I've had
to disguise it in the way of a toolbag because
the guys shop about it. That's funny. And why do
you like a purse? Well, I have to carry one
because I got so much junk. And so I got
like a couple of sets of keys, some medication, some

(44:51):
reading glasses, sunglasses, a pistol, a screwdriver, some jelly packet,
fuel pressure regulator or that kind of stuff. Just carry
home actor keys. Yeah, we might have laughed until I
had a pistol and fuel pressure right, and there was la.
What about a backpack, like why do you call do
you call it a purse or use it your man
bag or what? What do you refer to it as well? Yeah,

(45:14):
the guys in the shop call it my murder. Okay,
no problem with that, immerse. Yeah, So so I carry
it because a backpack is too big, it's super bulky,
it's too easy to leave in the car. If it's
something I can grab quick with just the handle, I'll
take it in out of the car and out of
the stop with me. And it makes it easy to carry.
I love this guy. Appreciate that, Sam, good call this guy. Yeah,

(45:36):
all right, Sam see buy Let's go over and do
the news. Bobby's story. Two escaped toddlers from two different
daycares in America, one of Louisiana, one a Connecticut. Let's
start in Louisiana. A Louisiana mother wants daycare held accountable
after a toddler wanders onto the highway. Oh my gosh,

(45:56):
she said. A local daycare lost track of her son.
He was wandering now out She was on her way
to work and she received a call from All about
Kids daycare. That made a hard drop. It wasn't until
a good Samaritan by the name of Patricia Saint Andrew
pulled over and took a three year old Kingston back
into the daycare. Here was a clip from KLFY News
klf Y News ten in Louisiana. Hy scary for any

(46:20):
barry to take up our the situations like daycare end
up being looked at or not being taken care of
that close to such a busy street, exits to the parkway,
and your main concern as we certainly don't want this
to happen together, we should be thankful it wasn't a
pedophile that found the child crazy, right, Yeah, and there's
another one. A daycare didn't know a toddler escaped and

(46:42):
was playing near a highway or all daycare near highways. No,
I would put them deep in the woods. No, I
know why, Maybe just for convenience from people work just
a road. They're probably calling any road a highway. Yeah.
Daycare in Milford, Connecticut is in hot water after losing
a toddler. The three year old was found wandering near
a busy road by a passenger who was able to
grab the toddler and return them to Kindred Care Daycare.

(47:03):
Here's a woman who made them aware. The father of
the child and other commenters. Fortney Brumfield was on her
way to work when she received a call from All
about Kids Daycare that made her heart drop, saying, my
three year old son managed to get past all the teachers,
through to exit doors and ends up on Higway eighty,

(47:24):
running down Highway eighty screaming for his mom. It wasn't
until a good samaritan by the name of Patricia Saint
Andrew pulled over and took three year old Kingston back
to the daycare. That was a wrong clip. We played
the clips in reverse order. I was like, Wow, they
both are basically the same story. Yeah, and both news
outlets or whatever that was said that she received a

(47:45):
call that made her heart drop. Well. Also, let's say this,
as you know, stinky as these stories are, most people
are good. These people saw a kid, went and saved
the kid, took it back. Good. Right. And then also, hey,
if you work at a daycare, take a head count.
All right? More news bobbies story. Four Metropolitan Police Department

(48:08):
officers involved in a drag race last week that led
to two total vehicles in Washington, d C. The incident
card on Thursday in the city's Kenilworth neighborhood and resulting
in four officers being sent to the hospital of non
life threatening injuries. I bet they were good dr I mean,
you would think those would be the good drivers training.
You don't want to watch that one. I'm surprised they crashed.
But they weren't in cop cars, right, because that would

(48:30):
be ball or to watch they were off duty they
were in cop cars. Oh wow, Oh that would have
been cool too. You can bet on that gun draft kings. Yeah,
luckily nobody's heart. What does this? Yeah, it goes on
to talk about where they wreck, but I don't know
these This neighborhood video obtained by Fox five DC shows
two wreck squad cars, while another post on Twitter shows
damage to a fence caused by one or both of

(48:52):
the cars. You know they're going, all right, these cars move,
let's get it. One time we drag race when I
was working with the golf corre. I was doing maintenance
on a golf course and it was just weedating and
mowing all the time. And we had these mowers. I
was working on Balboa golf Course in the Hot Springs village.
We had these mowers on the back. He put them
on a trailer and it looked like a lawn mower

(49:16):
but with a wheel, like a big wheel on the front,
and the wheel would actually do the mowing. And so
we'd mow the greens and you flip it and you
turn it back. But they were very heavy. The golf
court would drag it to our next next hole. We
decided to drag race them with the with the trailers on.
How fast are you going? Though not very fast, but
we ordered a race with the weight on us and
we got up. We're ready to go. We're up. Go.

(49:38):
About five seconds into it, or superintendent pulled around and
saw us drag racing. Everybody got fired with me. Oh
why didn't you get fired? I think I was a
really good worker. Huh wow. They were like, surely this
wasn't Bobby's idea. Yeah, it was a bet. I don't
remember it was. I don't it escaped me. Whose idea?

(49:59):
Everybody I get fired from me? Which is crazy? All right?
One more story. Snail facials are more popular than ever overseas.
I was thinking about Jamie because would you do a
snail facial? Yeah, I've heard of these, and so I'm
not into it, but I'm not opposed to it, Like
I feel like it would be really creepy. But as
long as my eyes are closed and if it's doing

(50:20):
something amazing for my skin, then I think I can
suck it up. In China they cast about two hundred bucks.
They last an hour. Who In the United States, they
have snail facial cream and snail masks, but they're not
actually live snails. You can get the mask for under
ten bucks, but live snails. If you went to a
place like we got your live snails, they stick on
your face. Yeah you do that. I haven't do it.
Like an hour is pretty quick for a snail to
go across your face. If you're probably multiple. If you're

(50:44):
wondering why they're so popular, it's because the gel that
snails leave behind is said to fight aging in scars.
It does tick a little bit. Yeah, you're right. You
think it'd be like a nine hour ordeal. Yeah you
wait there, like, all right, five more hours. He's at
your note. We're just trying to get from the chin
to the bottom of lep. That's funny. All right, that's
the news. Thank you. Bobby's story. So I saw this.

(51:07):
This is a letter that was sent to Dear Prudence.
But it was all about somebody thinking they're marrying somebody
famous because of Instagram, Facebook, and this happens a lot,
and I wanted to read a little bit of this
but also tell you a story to happen to me.
Here you go. My grandmother was told My grandmother told
my family that she is talking to and getting married
the country singer Toby Keith, but that it has to

(51:29):
be a secret because his manager doesn't want it getting
out for bad publicity. Multiple family members have tried to
tell her that it was a scam. When she asked
us all for three thousand bucks to send to Toby Keith.
We said, hey, this isn't true. She want to answer
our message half the time because she's mad at us.
She's fallen for other scams before and lost money. She's
eighty one, she has no real major health issues. But

(51:50):
I'm worried that should give up all of her banking
info or something. I have no idea how to stop
at her health. Now, this wasn't sent to us. That
was sent to your prudence. We get a lot of
emails sent to us like this, which allows me to
bring this up again. First of all, if this happens
to anybody in your family, asked them to look for
a blue check mark, because if it's a who knows,
Toby Keiths may be trying to marry you, but he'll
have a blue check mark by his name if it

(52:11):
is him. Also, he doesn't need money. Here's the one
thing we know about Toby Keith. He's got money. He
got more money than anybody just about except for Dolly
and Garth. Toby Keith's got more money than anybody. Blue
check mark. And also it's probably not happening period. A
lot of people say Cole Swindell's reached out to them.
It's never the real Cole Swindell. If they don't have

(52:32):
a blue check mark, that's not them. And also they
never create a second account. And just to talk to
the fans, I see so many people get and taken
advantage of because of this. Now here's the story that
happened to me. Somebody reached out to a lady and said, hey,
I'm Bobby Bones, like to date you secretly, and I

(52:52):
don't feel like she was completely healthy, and so they
ended up getting like two thousand dollars from her, but
they sent her like a box of stuff, and so
she thought that she had a relationship with me. And
this was going on for a while, and we were
trying to track it back, and they would also find
pictures that I had posted and text them to her, going, hey,

(53:14):
look this is where I am now, even old pictures.
This is where I am now. And so she thought
she was in a relationship with me, and so the
cops were trying to track the person down, but it's
almost impossible because they're so good at it. And by
the way, I bet you this person was doing fifty
people at once and just putting out line after line,
And so we finally get in touch with the person

(53:36):
who had the money taken from them, and there's a
lot of legal folks involved at this time, and I go, hey,
I'm just gonna she lost two thousand dollars. Let me
just give her the money back. I feel terrible for it.
And then they hit me with this The new scam
is people acting like they've been taken advantage of so
they can get helped back, and then you pay them
back and they just scammed you out of money. It's

(53:56):
a scam coming from both sides. So they were like,
not pay her money? What? Oh? What? I thought that
it was legit, Like this wasn't a scam? Was she
not a scam? I mean she? What they told me
was people are now doing it both ways, acting like
they've been scammed out of money, so people will hit
them back and be like, I'm so sorry you got scammed.

(54:18):
That rate that one's a little more successful than even
the other one. Man, I guess you never know. So
I said hey, I really was like, hey, I'm just
gonna give her the two thousand dollars back because I
feel terrible someone took it from her. Yes, And they
told me, do not do that because you could be
getting scammed. Right then it's scammed. Nobody's asking for you.
If anyone's asking for your money over social media, don't
give it to them. Right you get a link that

(54:40):
you're not ready for it, don't click it. Sometimes it's
confusing because like FedEx, here's a link your package, and
I'm like, I ain't blinking. I never get my package,
and somebody calls you, did you get my package? So confused.
So it's a tough situation. Now, don't believe anyone famous

(55:00):
it's reaching out to you over social media to date
you unless they have a blue check mark, or to
get money. Yeah, to date you and then get money
from you. And they're keeping it on the down low
because they don't want anybody to know. Right, But I mean,
mailing a package to you is taking it next level.
It's like, Yeah, they put a bunch of different lines
out and then if they get a hook and they've

(55:20):
got the person, they're like, oh, we can milk them
gradually over time, and so we might as well mail them.
It's worth their while to mail them a package. Amazon
call me and go look at trouble. Trouble with your
Amazon account. And I was like, my butt pucker. I
was like, oh boy, what did I do this time?
I don't know why? And I was like, oh, let me,
let me stop myself. Here. Would Amazon be calling me

(55:41):
to say we're having trouble with your account? No, but
possibly but probably not. And I said, um, what do
you need from me? They're like, well, we need to
check your credit card number and I went, huh, click right,
But you are like, I could see where that works
on somebody else, Like maybe you know someone seventy eight

(56:04):
forty one it almost worked on how Okay, I'm GONAIVEHI
my social before I give my credit car number because
I don't trust you. So it's just guys, it's put
your head on a swivel all the time. Not a commercial,
but Lifelock's awesome. I have LifeLock. Sometimes I'll get a
note going somebody maybe buying stuff on your account and
I was like, no, that's me buying a video game.
Sorry about that. They're like, it can't be you. You're

(56:27):
a forty years you're an adult man. You didn't buy
Mortal Kombat. Who do we think hacked into your account? Yeah?
I gotta call him back. Hey us, I called back
as a kid Hey, I bought that on my uncle
Bobby's account. Yeah, you guys, just be careful out there.
It is it's dangerous. And Toby Keats does not want
to marry you. Cole Swindell does not want to date you.

(56:47):
You sure well you text to me. He was like, hey, man,
I don't kill my game. I ten TV characters who
were almost played by different actors. I'm always really entertained
by these stories because you go, oh, damn if they
weren't that person. Like, for example, the one that really
blew my mind was Matt LeBlanc. Joey from Friends was
offered the role of Phil Duffy on Modern Family, but

(57:10):
he felt like it wasn't his best fit and it
went to Tyberrell instead, a kind of unknown Tyberrell at
the time, But that could have been Joey from Friends,
which is pretty cool. McCauley culkin was pursued several times
to play a big role in The Big Bang Theory,
but couldn't see himself being in a sitcom. I wonder
how mculey Colkin makes money. I think about that, like,
I see him papap on Twitter and I'm like, how

(57:30):
did how does he make the money right now, his
brother Kieran Culkin is in succession. Oh that's interesting. I
don't think I knew that. Younger brother Wesley Snipes was
approached to play Lucious line An Empire, the main character,
but troj p Henson said she would only do it
if Terrence Howard was cast instead. I really liked Empire

(57:52):
for a couple of seasons. I don't watch it anymore.
Is it still on? But no, I don't know. Cookie.
I liked Cookie. I don't think it's anymore, you don't.
They're a couple of those shows. I also really got
into This Is Us for a couple of seasons. Yes,
that's still going. People still talk about it. Chris Rock
was in talked to play George Gastanza on Seinfeld. That
would have been crazy. Obviously the role went to Jason Alexander,

(58:14):
which is pretty fun. A sixteen year old Jennifer Lawrence
really wanted to play Serena vander Woodson and Gossip Girl?
Do you who that is? Morgana who played that? Originally?
Blake Lively did so that was really good, So I
don't know. Olivia Pope on Scandal was almost played by
Connie Britton. Oh, really or Taraji p Henson. Oh okay,

(58:36):
but Kerry Washington got the role. Sandra was called into
audition for doctor Miranda Bailey on Gray's Anatomy. I don't
know who that is. That's the she ends up, I
think eventually being a chief of staff. That's not Gray though, no,
Gray is her name? Gray, Meredith Gray Classic all right? Uh,
Chandra Wilson got that part. Octavia Spencer audition to play

(58:59):
Donna Parks and rec but it went to Redd Whitney.
Houston was cast as Sandra, the oldest daughter on The
Cosby Show, but she didn't end up signing the contract
because she wanted to pursue a singing career. Back Sandra
the kind of of all the sisters, the one that
kind of mattered the least. Yeah, she married Elvin and
they moved off. And what a good show that we

(59:21):
don't get to watch anymore because Bill Cosby's an awful person.
And then here's the last one, Elizabeth Olsen, who is
one division um audition to be Denarious on Game of
Thrones The Dragons Quinn's Dragons. No one watches that. It's
actually I don't think anyone here. It's fantastic, um, but

(59:45):
Elizabeth Olsen did not get the role. So there you go. UM.
Let's see here by the way, Amy's here today. I'm
very excited. You know. We were at our house on
Sunday hanging out because her daughter had her fourteenth birthday party.
And you got your second Madonna vaccine shot yesterday. Yes,
And I was super worried because so many people that
I know went down down like fever, all the symptoms,

(01:00:10):
couldn't get out of bed. So I was just prepping
all day. I chugged water like you would not believe.
I mean, it kept me up all night. But I
was just determined. I had heard from multiple people to
chug water, and I ate foods like high in nutrients,
like tons of smoothies, and just given my body all
the vitamins and minerals, and I don't know what. I

(01:00:31):
feel fine. And oh, I preemptively took Thailan all. I
didn't have any like a headache or any type of fever,
but I was taking thailan all way ahead of time.
Every four hours I would take to Thailand Off. You
feel good. I feel good. So I don't know if
any of that will help anybody else who has their
second shot coming up? But hydrate hydrate, hydrate, thailan all

(01:00:52):
and you know rests. I mean, I think everybody's different. Sure,
I know I could be. I mean I didn't do
anything and I felt great. I actually with held water
from my diet, couldn't felt better. I know it really
could go either way, but I figure it can't hurt
to be proactive. Agree. I agree, Megan and Virginia, you
are on the show. Thank you for calling. What can

(01:01:14):
I do for you? Hi, Bobby Morning Studio. I am
on my way to a job interview, and I was
hoping for a little advice about making a good impression
and just how to stay when I'm feeling a little
nervous and not let my nerves show. Well, first of all,
the fact that you're nervous means that it means something

(01:01:37):
to you, and that's awesome. Right. We'll only get a
few few times in our life while we're up for
something and we get to be nervous. I'll look at
being nervous unless it's like you're sick. Other than being sick,
I'll look at you being nervous as a good thing
because it actually means something to you. So first of all, congratulations,
I'm getting to a point where this means something to you, right, yeah. Good. Secondly,
this is what I would say, just interview wise. Have

(01:01:58):
I interview a lot of people a lot of the time,
not on the show, but I mean four positions, different positions.
What I love is someone that will ask me questions
because I feel like they've done their homework on the
spot the position, and I feel like they are the
kind of person that will take charge that when they
work for me, they'll be doing the same thing. So
I would encourage you to go into this interview what
kind of job is it for Melissa or Megan? Sorry,

(01:02:22):
it's for an interior designer position. I would encourage you
to go in and have a lot of questions ready
because at some point they're gonna go, hey, do you
have any questions? The worst thing to have is when
somebody goes, no, I'm good, and I'm like, all right,
you just want to show them and get paid. You're
not passionate about this. Have some questions, fire at them,

(01:02:42):
make them be like day that girl came and was rocking.
And if you don't get it, that's okay, because I'm
gonna tell you. Most times in an interview, somebody kind
of already has somebody in mind. But that's okay. It's always,
you know, maytimes I've interviewed somebody, hired somebody and been like,
you know, really interviewed wonderfully three months this person, and
then I go and make them the person that was

(01:03:03):
the person I had in mind. So go in, ask
a bunch of questions, smile, knocked her socks off, You're
good enough for the job, go get it. Hey, great,
Thank you so much. Do you feel good? Yeah? That
really helped. Yeah, I can tell okay, Megan, good luck.
Let us know if you get the job or not.

(01:03:25):
And just know you're not just interviewing for the job
right now, because I'll say it one more time. I've
had so many interviews where I've had somebody coming and
crushing interview and I didn't hire them. Right then, Abby,
who's our She does more than just answer phones. Now.
I interviewed Abby. She didn't get the job, but she
was so great an interview. She wrote me a thank
you Carter, and I was like, well, I gotta hire
somebody else. Remember that girl? It was Abby? And I

(01:03:45):
hired her and she's rocking she's working on this show.
She's working on my podcast network. She's crushing it right now.
So know that you're interviewing for many many jobs down
the road. Congratulations on getting that interview. Okay, thanks Bobby,
all right, see lighter Megan. All right. I feel good.
Oh I feel so good. Oh thank you, downhead, Sorry

(01:04:06):
to day. This story comes to us from College Station, Texas.
A nineteen year old man was at a restaurant and
on his receipt he wrote, I need help. I got kidnapped,
and he leaves the restaurant with the people. The waitress
sees it, freaks out. They call nine one one and
they're able to track him down. Here's at a party.
He goes, I was just a prank guy. It's just prank.

(01:04:27):
Oh my, what you can't joke about that? Yeah. Cops
took an hour searching for him using GPS on his phone.
They were able to find him, and he goes, man,
I was just joking. What did he think would happen? Though?
If someone would see that and not do anything, because
they're gonna look at the receipt if it was let's
see if they even see this, it's still not okay.
But odds are they may not see it. Guys, he's nineteen.

(01:04:48):
You know, the conversation went down with his friends like, dude,
do it? Do it? This conversation would go down with
some of you guys at age forty. That's true. You
know what. Kaylen says that to me too. She goes,
how are you forty one? And you still think the
same stupid Stuff's funny. You are who you are. That's
why I say, is who I is. I'm pretty sure.
At my wedding in our mid twenties, y'all were like

(01:05:11):
putting bets on who would go knock the cake over?
It was. It was a huge cake. It had like
those crystals on top of those like we talked about.
We didn't do it, but it deserved to be talking about.
We were in California. It was me, Caitlin, Mike d
and one of the guys that I work with, and
we were sitting at this restaurant and there's this like
mountain right behind and we were offering my money to

(01:05:31):
jump the fence of the restaurant and climb the mountain.
You're still yeah, She's like, how old are you? Okay,
I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head story of the day.
You know, Chad Johnson is I don't think. So he
was in Jacksonville, California, and he was like, hey, I
need Starbucks. So he tweets out, if you'll take me

(01:05:53):
to Starbucks, I will give you one thousand dollars. Wait, wait,
why didn't he have a ride? He doesn't have Uber.
I don't know why we wouldn't pick him up. Okay,
So he just tweeted it out there, and what happens.
He said, I give you five hundred bucks take me
one way, five hundred bucks to take me back. Here's
the hotel I'm standing amazing, And so Joey macavoy it's like,
are you serious? He goes, yeah, he picks him up.
Here's a picture of him together that is hilarious, takes

(01:06:14):
him a Starbucks one thousand dollars, I mean, hilarious and dangerous.
Good thing. Joey McAvoy's did. Little Chad John's probably looked
at his pictures avatar. Oh yeah, you can tell a
lot about somebody from their avatar. It's like a dog
or a cartoon. That's trouble if it's a real human
picture and you go and it's like Hey, I'm James.
Good to meet you. Okay, that's pretty safe, cool, but

(01:06:37):
made him a thousand bucks. The driver, Joey McAvoy, said
Johnson was real chill and told the Starbucks barrista that
he loved him. That's awesome, funny. I love that. It
is a risk too. You're also wondering if you're getting
played driving to the hotel and you want to clean
your car out too. For sure, if Chad Johns is
about to be in there, gonna get all this stuff
out of there, gonna get the garbage out, I gotta
get it looking good. You don't have a lot of time.
Would you make a thousand dollars? And then where's Uber?

(01:06:59):
Where's Lift? Like? How come that wasn't work? I know?
I wonder how many people showed up at the hotel afterwards? Ton, Uh,
that's the deal today? What's going on with you? Um?
I think while I have a lot of meetings today,
so I see you're in a meetings jacket and we
walked in this morning. I was like, nice jacket. Closing
deals have but they're on zoom, so I mean, but

(01:07:20):
still I try to fit the part. Especially just wanted
to feel good because I don't know if my fever
might catch up with me later. Yeah, covid, yes, oh
gotta go, she got a fever. I'm doing my Twitch
show tonight. I hope you guys watch eight pm. It
is from my house, so you can watch it if
you download the app Twitch. You can see all the

(01:07:41):
information on my Twitter or Instagram, or you can actually
watch it on the on the on a browser two
by clicking a link. Oh okay, that's awesome because I
have it on my phone. On the show in person
from my house. It's a talk show. Basically, you have
Jordan David, he's gonna perform, he's gonna hang out, You're
gonna have a nick Old Moon come by. We're just

(01:08:01):
trying to catch it good with special appearances by producer Ready,
oh yeah, and Caitlin and who knows. It's in my
house so anyone that's a dog could come running in.
But watch tonight eight o'clock. I really appreciate that. Pretty fun.
We got some jokes. We do a whole opening monologue.
We don't do a full monologue talk shows, which you
get tired of. We do something called three jokes for

(01:08:22):
the folks. Three jokes in and out. That's awesome. Yeah,
three jokes. Yeah, you guys. Check it out. We're gonna
be doing the big monster version of Jenga that's like
six feet tall, maybe four feet tall. Yeah, it's big,
big bricks. And then we'll be I'll be doing a
scratch off with one of the people too, and if
we win millions, then they don't win the money, only
I do. Wait, yeah, I pay for the take a

(01:08:43):
bad deal for them. No, they're on the show, getting
publicity as long as you put it out here. Now,
these are the rules. Watch it tonight. Thank you guys.
We will see you tomorrow. I hope you have a lovely,
lovely day. Lovely day, lovely day. Thank you. Bye both