The Bobby Bones Show - ACM Award Highlights

Episode Date: April 3, 2017

Bobby takes you behind the scenes of the ACM Awards in Vegas, Eddie has a ‘threenager’, Josh Turner stops by the studio, the big Vegas bet goes down and Lunchbox makes a sad announcement! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This is a Bobby Bones show What a night I'm in Las Vegas still I partied all night Crazy Hey CMs were last night I got to be on the show Which was cool

I got lots of stories I mean I was going hard last night I did go to like a after party What? I did go to after-party. I'm shocked. Don't be shocked because I was partying last night. And then right after the show, I leave and I fly back home.

But last night was the ACMs. I got lots of stories. I went to after-party. It's a charity after-party. Does that make it less cool? Yes. Oh, a hater. No, it makes it awesome, but more, I now see why you went.

You're more philanthropic than you are partier. Mm-hmm. Yeah, I'll tell you about a little bit. So to the show today, we'll talk about the ACMs. We'll talk. It's just, we're happy to be here. It's Monday. Listen, I'm loopy.

This can go one or two ways. Probably, not the good way. But we're here. Everybody good? Good. Good. Let's get the show started right now. Recognizing people doing cool things.

It's ICU. All right, let me give you this. Evan Hill was teased because he had a really bad smile. His teeth weren't good. His overbite was so bad that he couldn't close his mouth and his kids called him a lot of names. His family couldn't afford dental work. And they were going to take out a second. mortgage on their home. The local news

did a story. The people in neighborhood raised $100,000 and they got his dental work fixed. What? Oh my goodness. That's great. And so the orthodontist that's been working on him has spent years like working on his smile and his teeth are now to the point where they're so straight that the braces just came

off because there's nothing to hold. Wow. And so it's the story of a town that came together to help a kid. I mean, that's awesome. Yeah, I see you Good Samaritan's in this town that's anonymous. apparently because it's not on the last few. It's so good.

Yeah, it's so good. I see you. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories. It's producer Raymond. The ACM awards were awesome last night, winning the big award, entertainer of the year, Jason Aldeen.

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Gonzaga, North Carolina, at 9 8 Central on CBS, On the women's side, congrats to South Carolina. They took home the national championship. I'm doing the show from the studios in Las Vegas because the ACMs were last night and we're out late last night. Let's go, Amy, your favorite part of the show last night. Oh, man, it's so tough. I feel like, first of all, I just want to say that Dirks and Luke did a great job.

And then performance-wise, ooh, I really, really loved Reba McIntyre. her lunchbox Definitely when you came out and presented And you looked awesome And you looked right to camera And you did The clinch Yeah

That's my boy I appreciate my dude My dude Appreciate that What was your second favorite moment though A second favorite moment Oh I had to be Lady Annabelle All the horns

Awesome Yeah that was cool I was in the back We were going over our prompter lines When they were playing that And everybody was going crazy So I only got to see it Like through a little screen

But it was cool Oh, it's awesome. And my wife even goes, horns make everything so cool. And they just had the whole marching band from UNLV up there. It was so fun. They did? Yes. I didn't see that part of it.

I was literally backstage reading prompter and that was happening. Wow, that's cool. It probably be on the internet, huh? Yeah, you can check it out. Give it a Google. Eddie, what's your favorite part last night? Oh, for me, hands down, Tim McGrath, Hill. Speak to a girl.

Come on. It was so good. Yeah, it was really cool. Faith was standing over alone. and Tim was with the band and they kind of met in the middle that was a really cool moment too

yeah it was good like it was weird for me because when you sit at an award show it's like they go to commercial so much and you're watching things move around I tell you I like when Keith and Carrie sang the fighter that was cool

that's good it was so good like Carrie Underwood owns this place I don't know she won any awards last night but she to me she was just dominated

that whole show like every time she walked out it was like how people act like when Beyonce comes out. That's what it felt like. So it was good. I thought the war was good.

I got a bunch of stories. We'll share a bunch of those. Show. All right. Good news for Monday. We all have some positivity to share for you. All right, I'm going to go first. California firefighters, they fought this big fire at this house, and they pulled the dog out,

and the dog was not doing good. And they were like, oh, we got to try to resuscitate it. Five minutes, one by, no resuscitation. Ten minutes. They stayed on this dog for 20 minutes, and the dog came back to life. They spent 20 minutes doing CPR on this dog. Wow. Is that crazy?

That is crazy. And they did that little doggy mask, and that didn't work. So they, like, did the hand over and worked for 20 minutes to save this dog. Love it. And so, yeah. Don't give up. That's awesome. Don't give up.

I love it. I love it. Because everybody got out of the house. And they were doing as much work as they could possibly physically do on the house. They just stuck with the dog. Man, I love dogs. Amy, you're up. Well, this is pretty cool.

A grandpa gave his 16. year old granddaughter, an awesome sentimental gift. Evidently, the first few years of her life, every time they would hang out, he would go and journal and write about what they did that day and everything about their experience together. And then for her 16th birthday, he gave her this notebook.

Yeah, sorry, for her 16th birthday, he gave her the journal with the stories and she gets to read through about all the memories she had with her grandpa when she was a little girl. And she's only going to love that more and more and more when she gets older. It's the gift that keeps giving because she gets to reread it relive everything.

Wow. Love it. I have one of those of you and I. I haven't given it to you yet. You've been documenting it? Every time we hang out. I can't wait. Just wait for it.

Yeah, it keeps giving. Lunchbox? Back in 1973, Lorraine was looking for some part-time work. So she went down to McDonald's said, oh, you know, I'll take a job here. Just thought she was going to do it for a couple weeks, a couple months. 44 years later, 94-year-old Lorraine says, I don't plan on retiring. Wow. Ninety-four?

94 they had a birthday to celebrate her 44th year. That's cool. A party, I guess not a birthday, but yeah. Universal party. That's what you call it. Wow, 94 is still rocking, man. Hey, give you Bobby Bong Joon. What's up, Bobby?

You want to hear something crazy? Yeah. So, Lunchbox's wife's sister came to town. And she was here for how long? Like four or five days, something like that. And it was a bit on our show because Lunchbox had to entertain her, and it was awkward for him because he thought, one, she was going to fall in love with him. Why didn't want to send her the wrong signals, yeah.

Like, he didn't want to, like, take her to dinner and go weird things, yeah. But then, two, they had to spend a lot of time together, and they really haven't spent a lot of time one-on-one. Correct. Like, in a group setting, fine, but one-on-one, it's like, what do you talk about because she's really smart? She's a lawyer. I'm not. Oh, she's a lawyer. But you could have been.

Yeah, I could have been. Yeah. So, right, we talked about it for days. So she goes back home, and she lives in Texas? Yeah, she lives in Texas. Guess what happened? She sends lunchbox a text say she can't stop thinking about him. Oh, big plot twist.

Wow. Is that what happened? Wow. Wow. She says, I think you married the wrong sister. Oh, no. Wow. I don't know what.

Wow. What happened? Wow, way worse, actually. Oh, wow. She goes home and she goes in the back door and she walks in the living room, she goes, man, my TV's gone. Oh, no, my work computer's gone. Someone broke into her house.

She got robbed while she was visiting y'all. Yeah. Oh, my goodness. That's terrible. So, yeah. Here's what either happened. Someone heard us talking about it on the radio. Oh.

What? And knew that she was my sister-in-law and, like, oh, she's out of town. So they got her TV, got her work computer and some other things. And, yeah. Wait. Or is. Is she Houston or Austin? She's in Austin.

Oh, boy. They're probably listening right now. What would you like to say to them? Hey, you little punks that broke into my sister-in-law's house. I hope you're happy with your TV that's from 2003. It's very old, and I Googled it, and you can buy it on eBay for $200, so you didn't get much. Except for she as a lawyer and you took her computer. She probably needs that back.

No questions asked? No questions asked. Well, no questions asked. Like, what were you doing? But then you'll never get it back. No questions asked. No questions asked. No questions asked.

But where should they drop it off? They can just drop it off at a police station or at the radio station, yeah. And Austin, they can put a note on top of it, sorry. Yeah, sorry for this. And I really apologize, we made a bad decision and we regret our decision. And here's your computer back. They can keep the TV. Okay, wow, okay.

No questions asked. No questions asked. We won't press charges. We just want the computer back. You can keep the TV. How about that? goes home. Lunchbox may be the reason she got robbed.

Do you feel guilty? I felt a little bad. I was like, man, maybe I should have been... Well, I mean, I'm over it now. Just for a minute, you felt bad? Yeah. I mean, I move on. Can't harp on the bad things.

You know what I'm saying? Can't cry? We're spill milk, can you? That's all right. Spill, just clean it up and go. All right, so the radio station, take it there. Yeah. Okay, no questions asked.

That's it. No charges pressed. Just want the computer back. Charge is pressed. Besides that? No one. It's a good one, though. I like it. I like a good one.

I hope she gets it back. That really stinks. And Amy, it was really funny. But I hope she gets it back. Yeah, and they left no fingerprints. They didn't. Cops came with guns drawn, though. Really? Because they had to clear the house.

Did she call 911? They left fingerprints, and we know who you are, so go ahead and return it. Oh. I mean, they left fingerprints. Do you rewind. All right. There was fingerprints. Bobby Bones show.

Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Hope County, North Carolina. And the bonehead in this story is school officials because a five-year-old was out at recess, found a stick, and it kind of looked like a gun. So she played cops and robbers with her friends, suspended her for a day for having a weapon at school. Because a stick looking like a gun? Yep. They said there's absolutely no zero tolerance

and we cannot have incidents like that because of the safety for children. Look at the stick. It does look a gun. I'll probably play with it too like that. But they suspended her. She's five years old. She found it on the playground. It's a weird thing if they say zero tolerance, but zero tolerance to a five-year-old doesn't mean anything. Those words don't mean anything to a five-year-old. And it's like every case should be case by case. If they brought a play gun to school, it's different.

She found a stick. Yeah, I agree. I'm with you on that. Again, zero tolerance is what parents hear and know. A five-year-old doesn't know what either one of those words mean, probably. They know none and nope. And candy. If you'd have said this is a nun,

Nope rule. They'd probably know not to do it. Yeah. Wow, that's a bono. Yeah, I agree with you. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. So when I get back to town,

tomorrow, it's just going to be kind of a rush and a fluster. So I can't get it tomorrow. Wednesday lunchbox bowls. Yeah. Remember this from last week? Yeah. Okay. So if you're new to the show or you didn't hear what happened last week, lunchbox was in the bowling club in high school. and claimed his highest game ever was a $250.

Okay. And then he said he could bowl a 180 and asleep right now. Without having a bowl in a couple years. No problem. It's kind of hard to bowl a 180. I don't know much about bowling, but it is kind of hard to bowl of 180. Yeah, if you're terrible at bowling. Now, lunchbox is deathly afraid of snakes.

So I said, if you hit the 180, I took some of that Las Vegas money out that I have. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I put it aside, and I said, if not, you can win this money. $120. Yeah. Yeah. And pays part of the mortgage, buddy. That's right. Gotta keep those lights on.

If he doesn't hit 180, he has to hold a python, a snake in his hand for 60 seconds. Definitely, definitely upright of snakes. And if he drops the snake, we wrap around his neck. Yeah. Oh, gosh, yes. Yeah. If you drop the snake in any way, we wrap it around your neck. You know how scared I am?

Like, if it moves, I'm going to. I know. But that's the bet. That's Wednesday on the show. Okay. So we'll do that. We should have to find a bowling alley. But I think we can do that.

Are bowling alley's open in the morning? Yeah, I got one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do we have something? That's pretty early. We'll find one. Okay. So, here's the thing.

Top personal fears, okay? These are people and they're like, okay, what are you scared of? So we'll go around the room. Top fears, and we'll do it family feud style. Okay, everybody good with that? Yeah, I'm ready. All right. Let's go to Amy first.

Amy? Heights. Oh, she says Heights. Show me Heights. Nice. Nice work. Lunchbox, you're in. Yeah, it's easy. Snakes.

Oh, show me snakes. Bing. Number one is snakes. Yeah. Now, these are people's top personal fears, right? Lunchbox is the snakes. I hate it. Eddie.

Get me there with clowns. No. Not there. What? No. A beer of clowns? Yeah, that was just a thing last year or so. Clowns is the number 15.

It's not in the top 10. Yeah. Wow. Amy? Arachnophobia. Spiders. Spiders. And insects comes down to number three.

It's good. There you go. Lunchbox. It's easy. Death. That's in there. Dying. Dying.

No, it's way down there. No, no. He sees it. He just doesn't know how to spell it. D-E-A-T-H. Or D-Y-I-N-G. He says dying, and then he spells death. Death.

It's wrong with you, man. Oh, dang it. All right. Show me. Dead, dying. Show me death. What? No.

Told you. I mean, I won. You win. I'll go through all of them, but you're like, congratulations there. That's Monday morning victory Yeah Oh, we gotta get a bowling out of lunchbox He is so afraid of snakes

Here we go Snakes is number one Public speaking is number two Oh yeah What's that lunch That's dumb You can't say someone else's fear is dumb You're right

I'm not afraid of snakes at all I'll hold a snake all day I'll go sleep a snake on my face I bet you won't No you won't What'd you say you'd do All right Here we go

It wouldn't stay You'd stick it in your face I'm not scared of snakes With my point Was I'm gonna lick it A little hyperbole I said I go to sleep A snake on my face

Spiders and insects, three Heights at four Really deep lakes or oceans Is the number five I'm scared of? Number six is small and closed places Like you get claustrophobia It's correct

I know that one Needles are seven That's me That's mine Oh man Germs at eight Oh I'm that one too Nine is flying

And ten is blood Those are the top ten But just remember Wednesday show Lunchbox is My husband is blood Really? Oh yeah Like if he sees blood

He'll probably pass out Your husband's like... I don't know if he likes that I'm saying that right now. Yeah, yeah, I know. I thought he, like, smells blood and... Yeah, like, one time his friend, like, broke his leg. Like, he tastes someone's blood and they can find where they are on the earth. Yeah, exactly.

They're in Zimbabwe. I know. I think when he's in work mode, he just kind of, like, can handle it. Yeah. But one time his friend broke his leg and it was... There was a situation, and my husband passed out. Oh. Oh, no.

He's going to hate that you said it on the air. I mean... Oh, Ray, do you feel less about Lammy's husband? I never knew that about it. Oh, no. I know. I thought he'd have patched it back up with his bare hands. Like when I'd prick my finger and I was like, honey.

That's mean. That's rude. Now you're throwing them straight under the device. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones show. Last night was at the A.C.M's and they announced all the people out for male vocalists, right? And it was Stapleton. And you guys got to help me with who else was in the male vocalist.

Got it over with Heath Urban. A bunch of them, right? Thomas Red. And I don't really think anyone thought Thomas Rupp was going to win it. Not even Thomas Rett. Yeah, no, no, for sure he didn't, because when you're now in Stapleton and Urban and all these other guys, but then Thomas Rett won it. And he gets up there and he's obviously emotional. And he walks off.

And I'm walking back there too. And I see him. And he's with his wife and everybody's taking pictures and people are crying. Like, it was a very emotional moment. Like, what you saw on stage was really what was happening also behind the stage because he got choked up while he was on the stage too. And so he was like, I can't believe I won. won this because die a happy man also won song of the year as well and that one though

I could see because that was a three week number one but I don't think anyone expected him and he said to me because I don't have it recorded but he said to me I almost wanted to go and give the award to Stapleton he said but I know Stapleton would not want me to do that and I was like wow that's really cool so I just grabbed him and I said hey let's record your first interview so this is I don't know how long we're talking here like a minute or so 30 seconds 20 seconds

okay here's an in-depth 20 second interview with Thomas Red immediately after he won the award. Here it is. First interview since you won the award. How do you feel? I feel the weirdest I've ever felt in my whole life. Did you honestly think you would win? I didn't think I was going to win either award tonight. That's why both of my speeches were miserable. I was, listen, the male vocalist, that's the big one. That's a big boy category.

I did not wear my big boy pants to the show. You almost cried. I did. I think I did cry. I'm proud of you. Thank you, Bobby. Happy birthday, bro. Stop it. Bye-bye. So yeah, it was really cool. That is so awesome. You are the first one to interview the male vocalist of the year. That is, that's why you do what you do.

That's why you are Bobby Bones and you rise to the top. Because you get the interviews when we need them. That's my dude, lunchbox's over there. I'm a hot man in the house. Appreciate that. Lunchbox has always got my back. Like that, most people would just think to say, oh, congratulations. But no, what is Bobby going to?

He goes into, what can I get for the show mode? I can get a 20 second interview, ready, go. No one else would do that. What up? Appreciate that, buddy. How was your weekend? Oh, my weekend was great. They didn't have made even better now.

We got to talk to T. Red on Monday morning. No other radio show is going to have Thomas Wrett on the show this morning. None of them. That's true. I'm going to tell you last night I was sitting in the crowd and they announced, you know, they have the duo of your award. It was like Dan and Shea and Brothers Osborne and Florida Georgia Line. and I don't even know who else is in it, right?

Because everybody's there. And so I think everyone thought Florida, Georgia, Lyme would win it. I was hoping Brothers Osmore would win it, but again, I figured they'd probably come in second. Because the surprise when they won the CMA last year, but they won it again, and I'm sitting in the middle of all of these. Like, I'm sitting in like where all the artists said. They put me up there because I was presenting.

And I jumped up a little too quick and was a little too excited because you've got to be somewhat diplomatic. You're supposed to be neutral. You don't know who. wrote what song is connected to what project and is you know friends with who and i jumped and was like yeah and then then i kind of chilled out a bit and then everybody else got up and but you felt like the whole room was rooting for them it's cool like yeah you're because they're they're awesome dudes and and they it was a good moment it was a good moment and did you get an interview with

them i didn't go back there oh oh my seat i didn't but we'll get them soon though lunchbox if you want them we'll get them soon I've never heard the term three-nager before. And I thought Eddie was sending over a typo. But that's what you call it three-year-old. I've heard over and over for years about the terrible twos and like, oh, man, when your kid turns two, it's terrible. Like, they're just, you know, tornadoes, they're a wreck, you can't control them. That's not true.

You got to look out for three-nagers. That's a funny word. Dude, these- Make that up? No, I didn't make it up. I think parents know it exists. I mean, and I've talked to parents about it, and we've all agreed. agreed that this is a thing. Three-year-old kids are like just there in this phase where they just don't want to listen

to you and they want to test you on everything that they do. And that, my friend, it's called a three nature. Is this the first time, like, your kids testing you, this one? He's been doing it for the past month or so, yes. How does he test you at three? What does he do? Well, like, I tell him to stop doing something, you know, like, hey, don't get those cookies out of the pantry or whatever and he'll just look at me with a smile on his face and just

keep going towards the cookies. No way. Yeah, yeah, yeah. My dog does that when he pees. That's what he does. I'm like, dude, do not pee in the closet. He looks at me. Don't pee in the closet.

He looks at me. Then he pears in the closet. And then he wants to see what I do to him. Exactly. What do you do to your kid? I know, I tell him like, do you want me to take you upstairs and give you a pop and then he backs away. And then I'm like, cool. Didn't have to do that.

So the popin does affect him. It does. And it gets to the point. I have to say it, though. And it's terrible because I never do it. But I have to tell him that I'm going to do it. And then he, I hope he's not listening. It's funny about Eddie's kids because Eddie has a three-year-old and a nine-year-old.

You watched the Nancy Kerrigan documentary? I was watching it on TV. No, no, it's the Tanya Harding one. Okay, but same story. Tanya Harding had her, Jeff Gulley, her husband, right? Her boyfriend? Yes, husband. Not Nancy Kerrigan's leg with a pipe.

Yeah. And Nancy Kerrigan got hurt and wasn't able to compete. Brat. Okay. And so they did a whole documentary like ESPN 30 for 30 on it. Oh, what was 30 for 30? I was watching it. And Junior, my nine-year-old just kind of sits down on the couch.

with me and starts watching it. And he starts loving it. He's like, whoa, this really happened, Dad? Isn't it crazy that happened? We were kids. Unbelievable. And she's on Dancing with the Stars now, right? Isn't that why this is a thing?

Is she? Nancy Kerrigan is. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Oh, I didn't know. Yeah. So for those that are young and don't know, they were America's two biggest figure skaters. Yes.

Nancy Kerrigan was the best. Tonya Harding was the second best. They were supposed to be gold and silver. Correct. So Tanya Harding had to get Nancy Kerrigan out of the way. So Tonya Harding's husband took a pipe and busted Nancy Kerrigan on the leg. Yeah.

And she was like, oh, my leg. And Tanya Harden, I guess, just kept denying it the whole time or whatever. And so that's what the documentary is about. And just kind of like, did she do it? Oh, wait. Did she still deny it? She still denies it. Maybe she, but I wonder if she didn't and he just did it.

She said that she had no knowledge of it. Yeah, right. But did they put on a lie detector? No, not in the dock. That'd be interesting. And Junior thinks she totally did it too. She eventually took a plea bargain. Yeah.

And said, yeah, I was involved, whatever, charged me to this. And we'll just be done with it. What is it that? If I was innocent about that, I probably was screamed innocence. Yeah. What is it? Was it Christy Amaguchi whenever Nancy Karam was joining Dancing with the Stars? Didn't she tweet her?

Break a leg? Yeah, that's why we were talking about it. Yeah, she was like, hey, good luck at Dancing with Stars. Break a leg. Yeah. You know, I was like, wait, what? Delete, delete. Yeah.

Eddie, did you watch your ACMs with your kids last night? I did. I watched it with Junior. The three-year-old fell asleep, so it was just me and the nine-year-old. How late did you got to stay up? He stayed up until about 9.30. So today's probably going to be a rough morning for him. What does a 9-year-old like about the ACN?

Oh my gosh, dude. What I realized about my son, he, like, knows who all these artists are. Like, I don't know. I don't know if I just kind of tell them their names as we just live life or if he listens to the radio or what. But he's like, just looked at the TV. He's like, oh, cool, Marin Morris. Oh, I like Dirk's Bentley.

And I'm like, how do you know all these people? Dude, he loved it, and the opening monologue, he thought it was hilarious. Oh, he laughed at the joke. Oh, my gosh, she was laughing the whole time while Luke and Dirk's are doing their thing. I did, too. The statue of Luke rolled by me backstage, and I thought it was Luke sitting on a box. The wax figure? Yes, when it was rolling.

I was like, why is Luke sitting on a box, and they're pushing him like a king? And as it rolled by, I was like, oh, it looks so much like Luke. I don't know how it looked on TV because, you know, they did this. On the TV, a little thinner. Dang, haters Wow. Wow. Wow.

Wow. Okay. On humans, not wax. I know that's what I'm saying. So when Luke was standing next to his wax figure, I was like, oh, his wax figure are smaller than him. Aater in the house. Not a hater.

All right. Let's go up and do the skinny with Ed. Amy here. All right, let's go. Here's the latest from Nashville at Hollywood. Amy's 30 Second Skinny. Jason Aldeen won entertainer of the year last night. And then Miranda Lambert, she won Female Vocalist of the Year as well as album of the year.

And then I loved Thomas Wrette winning for Die a Happy Man and male vocalist of the Year. Pretty awesome. I think there were 23 performances last night. Wow. You know, they want those shows to be full of performances, not awards, even though it's an award show. Because people don't care to watch awards. They want to watch performances. So, yes?

Well, and the skinny, can I give out an award for something I saw? Go ahead. Nicole Kidman, Keith Irvin, Faith Hill, and Tim McGrawl. They were sitting like front row, and I give them the award for like just enjoying themselves the entire night. It was amazing. There's pressure when the camera guy walks around. Like, you have to park up because you see the camera guy coming to you. Oh.

Well, they were always on. Yeah, well, I think Miranda was in the front row too, right? Because whenever I handed the award to her, I saw her walk right up. Yeah, she came up pretty closely. She wasn't in their little party crew, but she was close. Well, and congratulations, a little big town, or excuse me, Brothers Osborne. They were a vocal duo. I think everybody expected Florida, Georgia Line to win that one, and brothers won again.

They won the CMA and the ACM. So good for those guys. All right, cool. Is that it? Yeah, well, and then congratulations, this has nothing to do with ACMs, but Luke Bryan's song Fast hit number one this weekend. All right. Yeah, I'm Amy.

That's your 30-second skinny. Oh, it's the Bobby Bones show. All right, Josh Turner in studio with us. Hey, boy. I'm good, man, you good? I'm good. I guess it's been since the book since you've been in a studio. I guess so.

So it's been a couple years. It's been a little while. But it's been like five years since your last record. Is that right? Yeah. Whenever you don't put something out for five years, is there it? Is it an itch? Is it like, I got to get something out there?

Or were you just? Well, yeah. I mean, you know, you want to have new music out there. I thought you were actually going to ask, you know, if everybody was thinking that I had disappeared, which is kind of funny because I did everything but, you know, because I was working the whole five years, you know, just, you know, I never really took a break, never took any time off.

I was working towards this project and, you know, obviously had the book come along in that time span and we had another child and, you know, so, you know, it was a busy time. How many kids you have now? Four. What's the difference in one and four? Like, really? There's never a dull moment. People have asked me all the time, like, what was the hardest transition?

And I said zero to one. That's the hard, more than one to four, it's zero to one. Absolutely, because you go from, you know, life being all about you and your spouse to, like, oh, man, we're responsible for this whole other life. And so it changes things for the better. Josh Turner's here, and the album's deep south. This album's already out. And it's doing well. And your song, and it's got to be cool, too.

because again, I know you've been working out. I've been seeing you out, playing the opera, you know, stuff like that. So I guess for me, it was never a question like, where have you been? I've seen you. But do you worry that, okay, I've been gone for so long, and I'm putting a song out again, and it's been so long that people are going to be like, okay, does it still fit? Is it still what it sounds like today? Oh, absolutely. That was, I mean, there was a lot of moments during that five-year stretch where, you know, I sat around scratching my head wondering, you know,

if this was ever going to happen. And I've started working with a different producer, Kenny Greenberg, and that in turn led to just a total different approach to Josh Turner music, and you'll hear that on this record. Well, and you've got a hit now, too. I mean, and it's climbing and it's still building, which is awesome. I have friends that will go and record, and they'll go record early in the morning because they get a deep part of their voice earlier.

and I was like, why are you recording at 6 a.m.? And I'm like, well, because I, this is when I'm the deepest. Do you ever record in the morning to get deeper? Or do you wait until like 11 p.m. when you drop down a couple notches? No, I've kind of experimented with that throughout my career. And honestly, I used to think that my voice was in, you know, prime shape, you know, at night, basically when you, like normally when you play a show. But honestly, it's kind of, you know, around 1, 2 o'clock in that.

afternoon. And it's funny, like, I don't feel like I'm in that space, but my voice is, and it sounds the best around that time. I hope everybody checks out Deep South. That's the album. You have a scholarship. And I think that's really cool because I've kind of experienced the same thing where I like to give back.

And I have a scholarship of my school, too, where it's like I try to find somebody that didn't have all the opportunities that I wished I would have had. And you did the same thing. And it's the Josh Turner Scholarship Fund, right? Yeah. And honestly, how it came about was I was sitting around the studio one day talking to my producer, Frank Rogers, and he and I both grew up in South Carolina, but we grew up probably an hour from each other. And we were talking about all the opportunities we either had or didn't have in high school musically.

And, man, he got to tell me all these stories about how he was in a chorus and he was in a band, and they took trips to New York City and they did this and did that. And, I mean, it was just like I was so far behind. It was like a whole other language to me. And so that was when I realized I needed to kind of help those students that have a passion for it

that may not be able to go to college and continue that, you know, and just basically, you know, striving for that career in music or art. It's a good dude, hey, it's a good dude. Hey, it's a good dude. Hey, dude. I know it's been a crazy weekend.

I appreciate you getting out. Oh, my pleasure. And singing. And you've got a monster hit here, man. I'm really happy for you. Yeah, I'm excited. The album is Deep South, Josh Turner, and we'll see soon. When it's time for that number one push, come right through that door and we'll do it again.

All right, Josh Turner, everybody. It's Monday morning, so it's time for Monday morning confessions, whatever you want to get off your chest. Let's go to Emerald and Enterprise, Kansas. Hi, Emerald. Hi. Thank you for calling. What would you like to confess? I am also doing a teacher's confession.

I do 6th and 7th grade language arts and math for behavioral issue children. And sometimes when it gets too crazy, I tell my kids that I'm going to go to the bathroom and then I hide in the teacher's lounge for like 10 or 15 minutes. He doesn't need a break. He's got to take a break. Yes, 100%. I think that's okay because you bounce back probably stronger. Yeah.

Right? Yeah, for sure. I think that's a good one, Emeril. Thank you for sharing that with us. Let's go over to Amanda in Charleston, South Carolina. Hi, Amanda. Hi. What kind of, is it a parent confession you have?

It is a total parent confession. All right, hit me with it. My 15-year-old son has been using my laptop, and I went to go use it last time, and I signed in or whatever, and got online, and all of his stuff, all of his, like, taps was still on, and one was Facebook. And I was like, I didn't realize he had Facebook, because I tried searching for him before and didn't really find anything. So I clicked it, and I was able to log. He was still logged in his profile. saw all of his messages, his entire profile, every single comment, everything. And he has me blocked on Facebook.

Did you unblock yourself? Do you unblock you one? That's a good question. A two, do you bring it up with them? I am not going to bring it up with him. I'm not going to even unblock myself because why unblock myself when I can see all of his stuff anyways, which he does no idea that I know any of this. Oh, oh.

Um, do you feel like you should be reading his stuff? How old is he? 15, right? He's 15. Boy, that's so borderline. I don't know. You should tell him if you're reading it. It is borderline because there's some things that he really shouldn't be saying in his messages with people.

And I just, I don't know because I don't want him to know that I'm reading his stuff. Yeah. Well, Eddie's not giving his kid Facebook until 18. So he's out of the house. As long as he's under my roof, my rules. And your rule is no Facebook. Right. So he has to be able to vote to get Facebook.

Yeah. And if I saw my son's Facebook account open, I'd be looking at every day. Y'all. What he's doing? Would you read his journal? Yep. Debbie in Massachusetts. Hi, Debbie.

Hi, Bobby. How are you? I'm really good. Do you have a confession for us? I do. My husband found out that we went over on our shared data plan that we have for me and my husband and my three kids. And I blamed it on the kids playing their video games when they're not using Wi-Fi. But it's actually been me because I've been binge listening to the Bobbycast on my way home for more tip again.

That's funny. You know what, but I agree with that one, Debbie. That's a good one. Hey, thank you very much for calling. See, that's the confession. He-blimented on the kids. Yeah. Kids are there.

They probably think they did it too. Yeah, yeah. Thank you for listening. I'll get grounded. Her phone's taken away. The Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones show. All right, so we got a lot of stuff to talk about.

I'm in Vegas doing the show right now. And so why don't we first talk about the gamble? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. So there's some controversy here because what happened was the show pulled all their money.

We took money and they all gave it to me and they said, take all this money and it ended up being $700. Go! Yeah! And they said, put it on red. And I walked up to the table and Mike D was filming from afar. I got to say, his film work, not that good. Terrible. I had no idea what was happening.

It was very terrible. It was very terrible. But he had to say it was terrible. to like find a place where they wouldn't bust them but still it's pretty terrible but he filled everything but you in the table yes so okay so we uh we take the seven hundred dollars

and I put it on red and it spins yeah explain it explain it off and it hits red and I start jumping around and so you can see in the video that I won and lunchbox and Eddie are jumping around so we took seven hundred dollars and turned it into fourteen hundred dollars so what Ray hit the audio there because we're rich here we go $1,400.

So we doubled it up, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, okay, so the money's there. We're rocking and rolling. We're rich. And I go to the show, and I'm like, do you guys want to take this and let it ride? Let it ride!

That means let it sit on red and see if we hit again. Yeah. So I called everybody on the show. Amy said, let it ride. I said, let it ride. Eddie Lunchbox, everybody said, nope, we'll take our money, please. I was like, what?

And the thing is about these guys is Eddie Ray and Lunchbox, they're like the biggest gamblers on the show. At least they say they are. And what I say is, posers. No. They're posers. Yeah, yeah, they're poses.

This is why we're such good gamblers. We knew when to fold them. Boom, we were done. No. You didn't know when to fold them. Would you like to know what happened after I took my money and put on them? No, don't tell me.

Do you want to know or not? Yes. Because I took my, because I put 200 and it was now 400. I let the 400 ride, okay? Brut-d-d-r-red, 800. Yep, bam. Y'all? So then I had 800.

Did I let it ride again? Yeah. No, don't? You did not. I let it ride one more time. Oh, no. Because I felt like I was plumbing house money. Now, remember, I started with 200.

I was now at 800, and I let it ride. Red 21 hit again Oh yeah That's my number $200 turned into $1,600 because you guys wouldn't You guys wouldn't let it play And then I walked away

Wait Look I did I wanted to let it ride Do you want to I'll go have zies with you No that's not how it works The show decided as a group

And so I kept going Here's my thing I wanted to let it ride But the camera work was so bad Then I didn't get to enjoy it I had no idea what was going on. I just had to depend on the... No, because part of gambling is being able to enjoy it and watch it and feel it.

And Mike is filming the ceiling. You could have Mike move the camera because I was talking to you on it. That's an excuse. And I didn't want to open Pandora's box and have Bobby go down that slippery slope of gambling. So I was looking out for my boy. No. I appreciate that, but I kept gambling. Well, good for you, but just bring me my money.

Yeah, I'll be giving you all your money When I come back to Mike D actually has the money Right, Mike D? Mike D is your accountant I have no money All right Mike D All right Mike D

D, the worst cameraman in history But if you want to see it Go yeah I know Go to my Instagram Mr. Bobby Bone So did that You know I was at the ACMs And I got on stage

And I got to present And I presented For album of the year And the nominees were Black from Dirk Spenley Dig Your Roots From Florida Georgia Line He rode from Marin Morris

Rip Chord from Keith Irbin and the weight of these wings from Miranda Lambert. And the reason I know all those is because I stole the card that I, uh, presented with, and I still have it in my hand right now, and I'm wondering when I'm supposed to do with it. That is so cool. You need to keep it for the rest of your life. Yeah, you put it in a frame. Am I supposed to give it back?

No, no, no, no, no. Because here's what happened. I was on stage and I opened, by the way, I opened the card. Can I be honest with you again? Yeah. I looked and see who won before I even, uh, walked on stage. Is that legal? How can you do it?

I peaked and I texted Lindsay and told her. Oh, no. That's terrible. Because they gave me the card, like, they gave me the card 20 minutes early and then walked away. Like, I'm not going to look in there. What do they think I am? They think I'm Amy?

I'm just going to do the right thing? No. No. I'm not. Everybody wants to look. So I peeked in, I saw, and I texted Lindsay, and I said, hey, Miranda won. And then I walked out and said, Randallabra, and then she hugged me and I gave her the award.

But no one reached for the card. So I took the card and I put it in the back part of my pants And then I never told anybody I had it And I put it slut it in my bag and I have it right here I hit it here That's it so awesome sounds official What do I do with it? Do I give it to her? Do I sell it on eBay? What do you want to do?

Keep it. Oh, I'll sell it on eBay No, keep it for yourself, frame it It's cool Maybe if she ever comes in I'll give it to her You want to know? No No you don't think so? Nah Here's the funny story.

Aubrey Sellers did the Bobbycast from my house last week. And so her dad produced this Miranda record as we're walking off stage. She goes, hey, my stepdaughter was at your house. And I was like, what? And he was like, yeah, I was Sellers. And it was like a whole world's collide thing if we're walking off stage. Yeah, that's kind of scary words here. Yes, once was, yeah, my daughter was at your house.

I was like, wait, wait, wait, what? Yeah. I don't know what DJ you think I am, but. I got a girlfriend. That's, I mean, that may be some Tygin Daniel type stuff, but that ain't me. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is Bobby Bones show.

So what we have here is Eddie Jr. watching the ACMs last night. What's clip number one, Eddie? First clip is him watching the monologue of Dirkson Luke. Gosh, he thought it was so funny. Really? Okay, he's nine years old. Here he is watching the monologue. Go ahead. Dang.

Dude, that might be their target. He's like, he's like such a. old man just sitting there laughing with his legs. Luke and Dirk's perfect for the nine-year-old crowd. Oh, no. All right, what else you got? And then when Sam Hunt hit the stage, he was like, man, that's my boy. All right.

Here is Eddie Jr. I thought the same thing was really cool. It was like the first, like, artists doing their full song performance. I thought that was a good one to do it to it. And I don't know how it sounded on TV because I was in the room. How did it sound? It sounded great. How the chair thing looked?

Because they looked laid back. and relax that Cadillic seats because what it felt like in the room. Yeah, you seem chill. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it took him six weeks when he went down there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, hi's like, honey. Six weeks. Yeah, he put his fiancee on camera. Yeah, and then she had her hand strategically on her face with like a wedding ring. Or was she just covering her face? I don't know. It looked pretty strategic.

Really? Yeah. That's interesting. I didn't see that. Yeah, no, it was like playing. She's like casually, like, puts her finger up on her face so you can see her wedding finger. I don't know. I thought it was pretty cool. Yeah. I thought that the entertainer of the year segment where all of them came out and played a part of a song at the very beginning was cool.

Really cool. It's awesome. Yeah. I think Eddie said it was like the dance party, like the Friday morning dance party. It's verse hook, verse hook, and it's like non-stop. It's awesome. I thought that was cool. I thought, really, I thought Carrie Underwood was so dominant last night in her performances. Like when she comes out, everybody shuts up and gets out the way. That's my girl. She didn't win last night, which I was surprised that she didn't win, honestly, female vocalists. And I thought she had outside shot at Entertainer of the Year.

She didn't win that. But there just really isn't anyone that I look at and go they didn't deserve to win. You know, I mean, and it's an artistic award anyway. So no one ever doesn't, or does really deserve to win. It's votes. But still, like Al Dean won Entertainer of the Year. Okay. Every song he puts out to number one. Like Miranda Lambert won female vocalist You can't argue any of this Thomas Rett was stunned That he won male vocalist

I mean if anything He was the one that was like I shouldn't win this And you know I went back and saw him Backstage right after that And so but I mean a little big town Went vocal group of the year Vocal duo I think most people thought FGL was gonna win that

But Brothers Osborne won it again Which was all those guys are my favorite So I was super pumped by that So it was just a really I mean I thought it was a good show But I did give the fist too Now, here's the thing. I said I was going to give the fist to all there were listeners because I wanted to give them a sign that I appreciated them.

And to you guys in the room, too. And I walked out there and I gave the fist. I didn't realize they almost cut the fist out of the show. Gosh, I was trying to censor you hard. I think it was just timing. It wasn't censor. I got the fist fully made, and I got a half pump in, and they cut to everybody's face that was in there for the award. I was so glad I got that fist in there because you could see it.

Like, it's legitimately there. shout out to the listeners, but man, it was so close. And they cut Darius and his lines down, like, by far. Because it was so far behind, I literally had one line, and this is the real true story behind all of it. Darius and I know each other pretty well. So I texted him the day before because he was the South Carolina basketball game, the men. And I was like, hey, good luck to Gamecox.

I helped you win. And so he texted me back. And then I knew we were presenting together, and it said he was going to get to open the card. And I was like, dude, I'd never got to open a card before. Can I open the card? and he's like, yes, you can come in the car, do it everyone, I don't care. So he comes in, we see each other last night, and we're back there talking, and like, hey, we got to cut you guys down because everybody's running late. And so Darius says he has a line at the beginning.

And he wants to shout out South Carolina, and I'm like, dude, shout out of Carolina. I go, go ahead. So we walk out there, and I'm like, hey, dude, go ahead, say it. And he goes, you want to say, go Gamecocks, because the women won the national championship right before we went on. And so then we throw, and then it comes back, and he says, Then the winner is and I opened the card and it was Miranda Lambert, the end. That's a cool backstory. I didn't know that's what happened.

That's cool. Which part? The fact that you hit, they cut his line, you told him, go ahead, do it. I didn't know what that meant when you said it and now it makes sense. Yeah. Well, they cut out us talking about how important the category was. Like, we each had a paragraph and it was like, you know, this war, because an album is so, and he's like, yeah, nah, nah, nah, but they cut all of it.

And so it was just like, I mean, they could have put robots out there. Yeah. And we were both, we were just like, the winner is, here you go. No, you did a good job. You were better than a robot. I didn't do crap. I really didn't do a good job. You did a fist pump?

You were out there. That was the only thing about last night that was good is I did a fist pump for the audience. Other than that, it was like, they could have rolled like that cut out of me that we have out there. Which is really creepy too, by the way. But yeah, so it was good. And, you know, it's fun to present with Darius. It's like my dude. But, yeah, it was good.

And then Miranda came up and got her award and gave me a big old hug. and it was cool. It was good. It was a good. The show was good. I didn't get to watch it, though. Sounds like Junior loved, Eddie Jr. Jr. loved it.

Dirk showed me your chair, Amy. Really? I can't say anything else about it. He's like that came up? He's like so busy hosting and that came up? He's thinking about you. No, no, no, no. Here's what happened. I walked backstage and Dirk's was like, hey, dude,

because him and Luke's dressing room was right behind the stage. It wasn't even dressing room. It was like a tent. Yeah. And it was right off the stage. It wasn't even back where the dressing room was. were. And so I was walking by and he goes, hey, come here. And so I went in because I had like five minutes. And so I was in his dressing room and it was him and his, you know, his little people.

And we were talking for a while. And he was like, hey, I heard about some, there's some dramatic stuff that happened. And I was like, yeah. And so I changed the subject. And he was like, oh, you will see Amy's chair? And I was like, I don't know, do I? And he showed me where it was in production. Yeah. And it's all, it's getting there. I've seen it. It's getting there. I'm not going to say anything else. What do you think it's awesome? I'm not going to say anything else. That's so cool He brought that up to you The night he's hosting the ACMs

He brought up my chair to you I love it And pulled his phone out And started scrolling through pictures Showing it to me That's crazy I love it What's my life

I don't know I can't wait to sit on it If you're new to the show We have bad chairs And so he asks artists To sponsor us And Amy has Dirks Yeah

And so yeah It'll be good I think you'll like it Okay So I'm gonna play a song You guys have any other questions Nah No I think that's it

For now It's funny to see How they sit people Based on how cool they are at the moment. Oh, like the cooler you are, the closer you are to the front. Duh. Yes. That's why I like 10-Roe 6.

That's pretty cool. That's solid. Wait, wait, wait. I was one row behind Dustin Lynch and one row in front of Josh Turner. Sounds about right. Does it? That's about right. Wow.

Dang. I don't know. I was sitting in the same. I was sitting. sitting in the same row with low cash. Okay. Love them. Right?

And the same row as Darius, who's way bigger. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, that, Amy with the jab there. Jab on who? Bobby. No, no, no. That's not a jab to Bobby.

I wasn't jabbing anybody. Okay, those guys got you. Did you think their vest was too much? No. Dude, it was top. Like, you. You've nailed it. I wore a vest last night and I was debating.

Like, should I wear a vest? Because I look like a banker. Like Monopoly guy or something? Yeah, or like, what can I get you for your order tonight? You know, when you're going to other specials? Because that's what I used to wear whenever I would wait tables. I wore it. Maybe that's why I felt like that because I wore a vest.

It's probably feeling. You didn't look like that. We try to just maintain this positivity through our show. So it's hard whenever I have to come in and actually say that something isn't going right on the show. I think we may be losing someone soon, which we haven't talked to about a lot, but Lunchbox has an announcement he'd like to make. What?

Been on the show for a long time. What? And he'd like to say a little something now. Go ahead, Lunchbox. I have an announcement? Yeah, who's not doing well. Is this how you're doing it, Bobby? Yeah.

It's making it seem like it's his idea. Amy. That's funny. Genius, bones. You're going to make me cry on air. I did not want this to go on air. What? But the...

It's been a long time. The 05 Ultima. Oh, no. His car, he's ever 12... No, 13 years. We've been together for 190,000 miles. And the other day, the check engine light came on as I was driving, and the car started shaking. And so she is sitting in front of the house right now, just awaiting her.

next step. I don't know if she's going to the graveyard. I don't know where she's going. I'm waiting her next step. And I'm really sad because we've been together, we've moved across the country together. We've driven all over America together. We've done so many, we've bought in so many lottery tanks together. We've seen so many gas stations, so many gas pumps. I mean, different types of fuel. And she may be done. The 05 ultimate. I remember lunch bought this car. Man, it's so awesome. He drove up like a proud daddy. I mean, I've peeled out in so many parking lots in her. Yeah.

You got to get, I mean, before she goes away, we got to get one more peel out on the air. Because we've peeled out. I don't you just drive around and peel out on the air because you thought it was cool. It is cool. People like it when you peel out. They're impressed. Heads turn. When you peel out, people look.

And you've turned a lot of heads over the years. I have, the 05 Ultramo. But we're going to get her looked at and hopefully maybe she just needs a little pat, you know what I mean? Like a little touch-up. But if it's something major. Got to put her down? I got to put her down. Oh, 190,000 miles, though.

Yeah. I can see 200. I want to get to 200. So, how many more payments do you have left? No, no, I'm done. Oh. Yeah, I paid. You finance things in weird ways.

I figured you had like 20 payments left. Why? Just because I paid $100 a month in my student loans, and finally they just waived the last, like. They waived him. He was paying the minimum, and, like, most of his payment was interest. And they were like, this guy's never paying us. We quit. Yeah.

They just waived the last late $2,500. That's fine. I don't have to pay it. Smart move by me. What if you pay way more than that, though, on interest, though, before? I don't think, I don't know how that works, but I got $2,500 off. That's what I think. Well, I'm sorry about your car.

I hope it works out. Thank you. Can we have a moment of silence? No, because that's not good for ratings. Oh, okay. But thank you, though, okay? You're welcome. Good luck.

Everybody cool? Yeah. Yeah. Anybody want to take one last ride? Probably. I'm good. That's a gross car. It smells so bad.

It's like a dump. You can't talk bad about her in her moment. Your headphones are off. It's a dump, guys. Don't get in it. So my birthday was yesterday. And there weren't a lot of birthday stuff, but I was so my girlfriend kind of hit it out of the park considering that we were both super busy and running around.

And we really didn't see each other that much. But I left and I was gone for like six hours and she was gone. But she came back all the way back to the hotel in Vegas and like, had the room made up like a surprise party with balloons and stuff. And so I went back to the room and was like, whoa, because I didn't even know she's coming back. And then she got me a, you red, because everything I have is red, like a red microphone. So when the idiots player, when I do stand-up comedy, I have my own red microphone. Which I thought was like the coolest gift ever I put on Instagram.

That's cool. That's really cool. Yeah, really cool. So I got some, listen, I got some good gifts. Amy, when are my Yeezys come in? Because people are saying I may never get them. What? Who's saying that?

everyone because like Amy said they're like, does she have them? And I said no, not yet. No, I don't have them. But who's telling you that? Like strangers? Or like people we know? People we know they also listen to the show. Because Amy got me some, well, she said she's getting me some easy for my birthday. Yeah, I've been working on it.

And I mean, he's a rep for Adidas and he said that a drop is happening in April. I was just hoping the drop would happen before your birthday. And so you have to grab him on the drop. Why doesn't he grab them more often on the drop and sell him online. He's able to grab him that easy. And I don't think that's part of his...

And I don't think it's that easy. I've just... You've been in his mind since Christmas. Like, at Christmas dinner, I'm like, whoa, pump the brakes. You can get easies. And he's like, yeah, I just need a heads up. So I've had you kind of... I've been texting him for like three or four months now.

What? I just talked to someone. I'm going to get your helicopter. Okay, okay, okay. You just don't know when it drops? Listen. Whenever they have the next helicopter drop, you're going to get one. It's not my fault that it didn't come in in time for your birthday.

I could have held off, but I was so excited about them. I know. You're going to love the helicopter. And your husband's going to love it. It's got an airplane that comes with it. Imagine. My husband hates helicopters. I know.

That's why I got an airplane matching. Oh. Wow. It says Pimpmajoin the back spin. Wow. How'd you get that? Don't worry about it. I got a friend with a Christmas dinner.

I've been thinking about you for a long time. It's been in their head. So we'll see when they come in. Hey, so here's this. I don't know. I already thought about if this dude doesn't come through. I'm just going to have to like hit up eBay and like give all my savings. You have it until the end of April or it doesn't count.

Oh, deadline. Wow. Okay. You can't give somebody a birthday present and go here you go and then it's not coming in the next month. Yeah, I know. Well, he told me it would be in April. But I get it. It is a hard thing.

And trust me, I'll just sell all my stuff and I'll, I already. found some on eBay. Not eBay, but somewhere else. They're like online for like way too much, but you know what? You're worth it. So we did this Bobbycast and we did it before the show on Friday. And I usually do the show from my house, but we were all working early on Friday because I had to leave.

And I hope you go listen to it. Just go to iTunes and search Bobbycast and you can subscribe to the Bobbycast. And in this Bobbycast, we talked for like 40 minutes and there are no commercials. And the topic of money comes up and who makes the most money on the show and who makes the second most money on the show and who makes the second most money on the show and who makes the third most money. And it all happens. If you want to hear that, it's up there. Eddie said you had to listen to it twice because he found it so entertaining. Oh, I loved

it. I listened to it on Friday after the show and then my wife wanted to listen to it on Saturday. So, we listened to it twice. Oh, man. I haven't gone back yet because I feel like it would be awkward. It hurts. I love it. It's so entertaining. I feel like I would just cringe most of it. Yeah, because you were mean.

Okay. Listen to it, Amy. Listen to it, Amy. You come up a little... You come up a little aggressive. Wow. Okay. Take a listen. Let us know what you think.

Just go to iTunes and search Bobbycast and subscribe. Probably wasn't the best time to record a podcast for me, but okay. Around the room, how was your weekend? Go to lunchbox first. Go my boy, lunchbox. Oh, my weekend was great.

Dude, it was like the killer bees. I had basketball, some beers, and bagworms. What? Wait, what? What's the third one? Bag worms are this, there are these worms that take over your little

I have these trees in my backyard and it was killing them because they grow on the trees and they kill your tree so I've been picking them off one by one by one with my hands all weekend dang all right Amy your weekend I had a great weekend

I had like some girl time with some girlfriends that I haven't seen in a while and did stuff like well we did like yoga and workouts and nails and toes and it was just a good relaxing Girl Weekend. And then my husband came home last night, which was awesome because he took

a little, like, a few day trip, and Girl time's over. Eddie? Oh, mine was fantastic. I won $100 in Vegas. I didn't go to Vegas. My friend Bobby, he placed the bet for me. And that was cool. And then, you know, I took the kids out to get some tacos on Friday night, and then we watched some basketball on Saturday. Lunchbox came over, and we went fishing on Sunday. It's a good weekend. You know what

lunchbox did? Lunchbox, uh, Joel, he met us up at the park because we went in his neighborhood. He didn't fish, though. Do you need lunchbox? Oh, he didn't fish? No, yeah, right. He didn't even know how to, like, grab a pole, I don't think. I don't think he knows that a cast.

Oh, are you kidding? Well, hold. Let's do one at a time, because on Wednesday's when lunchboxes has got a bowl. I know, you do bowl on Wednesday. He's got a bowl of 180, or he has to put the snake around his neck. No, not around my neck. It's hold the snake. Yeah, yeah, you'll hold it, but you'll end up, like, dropping it.

You'll have to wear around your neck. Right. And then if that doesn't work, you've got to put it in your underwear. I don't know. What? That'd be awesome. Oh my goodness. We'll have to handcuff him down and put the snake in his underwear.

I'm glad you guys had good weekends. Here's the question for you. When people post on your Facebook page, happy birthday. First of all, those aren't your real friends. Okay. Those are people that just see it your birthday on Facebook and go and write a message to you. Okay, all right. Those are like your level one friends.

Like, you know them, but you're not going to talk to. them. So do you go and say thank you to every one of them or do you like all of them or do you just let them live? I just let them live. I just let them live there. I don't thank anybody because if you take the time to write me happy birthday, I got like thousand friends on Facebook and I'm not going to go back. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. No, I don't have time for that. I did like and thank a lot of listeners who tweeted me happy birthday because they didn't have a notification pop out on their page saying it's my birthday. On Facebook there's notification. It's like, hey, it's probably birthday. You should say, happy birthday.

So I don't feel like it counts. I used to do a fake birthday and my birthday was like April 6, 1938. That was funny. Yeah, people would go like, happy birthday on April 6th. I'd be like, yeah, my friend and I would delete them from my page. Awesome. They'd be removed from my Facebook life. Amy, you're a lot nicer than us.

Your thoughts on this. I like them or let them live if I miss some of them. But, yeah, I don't reply necessarily. I guess I come back and get lunchbox and Eddie's present tomorrow, huh? Yeah, actually, mine's in back. order. Mine doesn't really drop until later this week. Oh, it's like Amy's shoes. I would say by the end of the week you'll have your gift.

Morgan does on back order too, she said. Oh, that's great. Oh, who's like I thought not the only one around here? Mine came in. I've got it. It did come in? Yeah. I have it. All right, tomorrow I can't wait to get more presents. You didn't get my juices? I sent you in Vegas. You didn't do that, dude. Somebody sent me juices and I put it online, and I don't know

who sent them. You still don't? I just got told by somebody in the room. Who sent them? I told you. You're welcome. Welcome, man. Who? Who?

I was me in Lunchbox. Oh, okay. Okay. It wasn't you guys. Who was it? You don't have proof? Yes, I do, because I know who, they just told me who did. Who did?

Oh, okay. People that book Raging Idiot shows. Oh, well, yeah, I worked with them. I know you didn't do. I sent them your information what you would like. You didn't do crap. All right. Oh, okay.

So I hope you download I Heart Radio. And congratulations to our one. 100 millionth user Jonathan Roby. And so we hooked him up big time. And Luke Brian and I got on the computer and we called him on FaceTime. And he was at work. I want to introduce you to somebody real quick.

This is my buddy here. Well, I'm so glad you liked me. Oh, hey, man. You could have said no and probably lost your tickets. We would have made you the $900,000, $999,000. Yeah, we'd have to pick a new 100. million or whatever. So you're going to go meet Luke

like in a real life person and so you're going to go to a show. Not only that, we're going to send you and three of your friends to Austin for our IHeart country festival as well in like hotel and tickets and all of that. This guy's freaking out like I would be too

and so Luke, the whole video will be up to but we're sending him and a friend to see and meet Luke and then we're sending him to IHart country, him and three friends, and we're sending him to IHart Radio Music Festival in Vegas in September, him and three friends. And just thank you

for listening on iHeart radio and thanks for listening to iHeart country that channel and listen to bobby bone's channel there's just so many channels the bobby cast and just we appreciate that and i mean he lucked out because he's a hundred million but it was really cool and it's cool luke to help out with that too it's the bobby bones show thank you for hanging if you go back and listen to the whole show today you can hear some behind-the-scenes stuff from the aces last night actually doing the show from las vegas right now i'm flying home we're back in our studio tomorrow I can't wait to see all your faces and maybe tomorrow the shoes at Amy Bommie

will be there right? And anytime the drop happens, right, Am? I don't know how the drop's going to go down. I mean I've never had EZ's drop before they may just rain from the sky So we're just going to wait and see Amy Bommie some shoes except she really doesn't have them I didn't know that

she doesn't have them. No I told you that right away and we did I thought he had them your supplier but he doesn't even have them yet Okay. Nope Sounds shady. Yeah, no, I thought that's what I told you. Go ahead.

Are these big ones from China? What? No, they're real. Are these geesees? No, these are real. I just, I really hope. Either way, just, you're getting easies, okay? Okay.

All right, so you can listen to that. You can listen to, we talked to Thomas Wrett right after he won his big award last night. A lot of award show talk. Lunchbox's car is dying. We talk about that. Bobby Bone Show on Demand. Or you can also listen to all of us. We did a bobby cast.

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