The Bobby Bones Show - Amy Feels Like A Terrible Parent + Bobby Calls Out The Haters

Episode Date: June 17, 2019

Amy shares what she did that makes her feel like a terrible parent. Bobby calls out some online haters for being rude about an artist that was on the show. Lunchbox tries to get free stuff for Father's Day. Also, Blanco Brown stops by the studio. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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requires subject to restrictions change and cancellation without notice. Visit Disneyland.com for details. All right. The Bobby Bones post-show pre-show. Eddie, what are you saying over there? Man, there's people dying in the Dominican Republic. Like, they're just going... I mean people?

Like, Dominicans? No, no, no, tourists. There's been five Americans this year so far that have died there. But like, from getting jumped? Oh, there's eight now. There's eight total people. No, no, no. Oh, fifth American.

Sorry. Fifth American. Food poise, like some kind of poisoning where they just, in their hotel room, just pass out and they don't wake up and they die. Is somebody poisoning them? That's what they think. They really can't narrow down what it is, except that it's happening in certain resorts. Yeah. They're investigating some sort of bootleg liquor situation because I know for at least two of the cases, and I think which would be three of the people, because two of the people were a couple, they had something from the mini bar, like opened up a drink.

So someone's spike in the mini bar with poisonous? alcohol? I mean, that could be a theory. What do you say, Mike? It's like giving them heart attacks. Yeah. It's, oh, here. Authorities are investigating whether or not anti-freezed lace bootleg alcohol could have caused mysterious death And a freeze-laced alcohol.

Of numerous American tourists in the DR. I mean, yeah. They're just trying to determine if the drinks have contained poisonous substances. You guys wonder why I never want to leave my room? No, we get it now. Oh, now you do? It took this. It took this. I mean, this is just crazy.

It's what people do. Like, they go on vacations there and then they get a drink from the mini bar and then they just die like that's scary. So scary. I got a vacation coming up. I guess we all have due in like July. I got no plan. Are you going to keep it that way or do you want to go somewhere? Now he is because I mean... Well I was going to go to the minute.

Stop. But now I guess I have nothing. No, I don't want to keep it that way. I don't know what I'm... I mean, I may go see Arkansas Keith for a day or two. May go to Austin for a little bit. I don't know. I don't know. That's kind of a cool feeling, though, to have it all open. It's been open my whole life. Okay.

So, no, Eddie, it's not a cool thing. Because my life's just so planned. Like, is what we're going to do. Well, everything's planned on me all the time. Except for vacation. Right. That's cool. And I can work and do other things.

But everyone's like, take time off. And then about two days into it, I'm like, what am I doing? You're taking time off, bones? Wasting time. I can be productive. It's not the way to look at it. We've got 19 projects that are going on here. I want to, like, the four I can't get to right now.

I want to go work on. But they can hold. Kind of. Yeah. You guys are going to wear any, do you know? And. For vacation. Oh, Colorado.

Can I go? Yeah. You can. I just, you hop along. Hey, guys. I mean, you have a place to stay. It's free. Yeah.

It's fine. I watched the new Black Mirror episode about the Ubering. What's that? I don't want to tell you too much about it. Is it make you not want an Uber ever again? Oh, great. I don't want to, it's one of the better, like, it's, my, you can talk on this too.

I'll hop over the microphone because I don't want to spoil what it is but Black Mirror is a show on Netflix that's kind of like the Twilight Zone but not really but it's all technology based it's like this is where we're going and you think wow that's nutty and then two years later it actually happens

you're like oh crap because it's happened some steps happen with that show from when they started years ago and so there's one where a guy gets to an Uber and things kind of go wrong and I don't really want to tell you what happens but it was fantastic huh? It's really intense.

And I think even more than just it being like entertaining you come away from it feeling different in a way that will help your life. Would you agree with that? Yeah, I think I should watch it. Yeah, it's almost like a public service. It's called Bangladesh.

No. Smithereens. It's called smithereens. Oh, great. That's quite the title. Where do we watch it? On Netflix. It's called Black Mirror.

You watched another one. I thought we were talking about a totally different Black Mirror. That's the title of the episode. Got it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Didn't you watch one? That beat one?

Yeah, that one was nuts. Yeah. It's like there aren't the bees. They're government controlled and they're watching everything through bees. They're little drone bees, basically. And if you were like hang out like if you're just walking around and a bee, they follow you. Like straight up follow you and sometimes just stare at you. So I do kind of get that.

And it's not that crazy to think that's happening. And they're not saying it is, but they're like, oh, we're just moments away from this happening with surveillance. That shows crazy. That shows crazy, man. But it's one of my favorite, like pound for pound, one of my favorite shows. But none of the episodes are connected to each other. You can watch an episode in season two and the episode of season four. It doesn't matter.

None of them are connected. You can watch it in any order. Are you a black mirror watcher in general? Yeah. I mean, I've seen most of them from like first two seasons and then I'm like starting to catch up on Sun Bowl. Like the B one, I think is from a while ago, but I just recently saw it. You see White Bear? Is that the first one?

No. The More he had Sex with the Pig is the first one. Yeah, I saw that one. I've seen White Bear. Yeah. She's running the whole time? Oh, I saw that one. Oh, my God.

That's the one I send to people. Like, watch this one. It'll blow your mind. It's a good starter. So you watch, Lunchbox, do you watch Black Mirror? No, never seen it. It's pretty good.

Morgan Number Two, you watch Black Mirror? Mm-mm. I haven't watched it. Mike D does, Amy. It's... I don't think Morgan Number Two would like, you don't like the dark stuff. Like, my husband can't watch it.

He's like, this is too, no. But it's not dark. It's all true. It's not true yet. It's a little dark. When the guy had to hook up with the pig is a little dark. But it wasn't about hooking up. None of it was about hooking up with the pig.

I know. It was that because of technology, they had a way to blackmail the politician. Right. And they're like, okay, you have to hook up with the pig on TV. Right. Or we're going to kill the person. So, yeah, so that's not dark. It's so dark.

But they're not meant, they're not just created to be dark. Some of them aren't dark. San Juniper, it was not dark. No. How do you remember the names? Because they move me, man. Oh, wow. I'm not that kind of.

And some of them go dark and then at the end, there's light. Like there's one of the new ones at the end of it. Yeah. Yeah. That's a happy ending. Yeah. There's some that have happy ending. But all of them are, if we're not careful, this is where technology is going to take us.

You made me watch that parent one. I was like, oh my gosh. With the camera? Yeah. It's where the mom is so paranoid of her daughter. She puts a chip in her head. Oh, that one is so. And she's watching everything her daughter watches and oh, yeah.

And you don't think that can happen soon? No. No. Absolutely. Not through her eyes. Stop that. Stop it. Whatever.

Yeah, I did that. Caught up on all the black mirrors. Mike D. watched a movie called I Am Mother on Netflix. Oh, yeah. Which I was talking about on the show. I hadn't seen it. I just saw the preview for it. So what's that about?

So it's like a post-apocalyptic world and this baby is raised by a robot that just has AI. So everybody's dead? Yeah. Except his baby's alive. Yeah, the only human left on Earth and they're like living underground.

Pretty crazy. I love this end of the world. stuff. I love time travel. I love the end of the world. Like those are my kind of jam as far as movies go. What do you think? I thought it's pretty good. It's a little long. It's like two hours and there's only like three characters in the whole movie. And it's a Netflix movie. Yeah. So, but I mean, I think the Netflix movies are getting better. I thought it's pretty good. What'd you give it? What'd you rate it? Three out of five robots? Three out of five robots.

B, right? It actually no. It'd be a C. A D. Oh, a D? But if you're doing the old system, 20, 40, 60, because the C's don't end up in the 70s, you can't actually get a C in this system. Because it doesn't add up with the five. Because the grades are 10 point scales and this is a 20 point. Never mind. I'm getting a little nerdy here. It's good for a Netflix movie. But you liked it? Anyone see Murder Mystery with Jennifer Anderson, Adam Sandler? No, but the previews look here. Did you watch it? Is it good? Yeah, it's a little cheesy.

But it was good. It's a worth watch. It's a Netflix movie. It's funny? It has comedy in it. It's a little like, kind of, the cheesy parts happen with the murder side of it. So, like, that part is a little weird. But it's Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. They're great together. So it's funny. Hey, Ramondo, come in here for a second.

Also, Eddie got LASIC. Went to Arkansas to get LASIC, huh? I went to Arkansas, got LASIC. And, man, like, I just didn't know anything about LASIC. And it was probably one of the easiest, simplest procedures I've ever done. They put you under? No. They gave me, like, a Valium, which kind of made me loop.

He was like, all right, party. A little more? No, no, just gave me one. And they did numbing drops on my eyes, bones. I felt nothing. And the whole thing lasted about 15 minutes. And it was, and there we go. I woke.

I came back. They were like, all right, we're done. Sit up and I can see things. It was like looking through dirty glasses for like the first, you know, a couple hours. But I saw better than I. Like right now. Now's great. You see better?

Oh, yeah. See you guys perfect. Like before, and I wasn't like really, really, like, how bad I was was, I could see a car in front of me, I couldn't tell you what kind of car it was if I was driving or I can't no way I can read signs or license plates, stuff like that. That was like my vision. Well, that's the thing Oh, do you wear contacts? Yeah, I wore contacts and glasses. Got it. Since middle school. Got it. So I'm like, dude, this is amazing. So no contacts right now. No, no, I don't have anything in my eyes anymore. And doctor says I can swim underwater with my eyes open now, which I've never been able to do,

really. So what's the name of the place? Uh, Bold Vision, Dr. Vold in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Dude, They were so good bones. I thought you would think it's funny. They played raging idiots while they were doing the procedure. And it was kind of weird because they were like, do not. Okay, for the next 15 seconds, do not move. It's very important that you do not move anything. Just stare at the red dot.

And then I stare at the red dot. It's like, we got that email. And then the doctors, the nurses work out. She's like, oh my gosh, I love this song. This is my favorite one you guys do. And I'm like, I cannot talk to you right now. I'm focusing on the red dot. That's fun.

Dude, it's the whole time. Like, they were so good to me. And you'd recommend it? Oh, dude, yes. Like, I don't know why I didn't do this before, like a long time, a long time ago. The one time Eddie goes to Fayetteville is the one time that I go to Omaha to watch the Razorback's Play. I know.

Yeah, yeah. We got that emo. Do not move. Don't move. Stare at the dock. By the way, Eddie and I, the Raging Idiots will be in Denver and Chicago and El Paso and Amarillo and San Antonio. Come check us out, Raging Idiots.com. Also, Ramundo's in here.

And you tried CBD oil for the first time? Yeah, so it's basically the same thing that people smoke. No, it's not. It's from the plant, sorry. Like marijuana? Do you even know what it is? Isn't an oil from the cannabis plant? Okay.

But you don't get stone from it. So really, its effects are it pain, it'll take away, and then it'll also help you to fall asleep. So I'm going to give you guys a grade, but I just want to tell you there's some pros and cons. Do you want the pros? Sure. Okay, it helps you fall asleep.

So you're going to fall asleep. It's helped me fall asleep, none. Oh, you've done it for them? You've done it? There's just, there's nothing to it. Yeah, right. No, there's really, you can get in any store. You can, you can buy it like a Walgreens?

Absolutely. And maybe, I don't know Walgreens, but it's all over the place. There's nothing illegal about it. You mean like you got to go to Colorado. No, no. No, soon you can get it. You'll be able to get it normal stores. They have like Wii-Wee.

You're telling me to the grocery store right now and get me some CV. At least like a health places. Yeah. No. It's not really a thing. Okay. But anyway, go ahead, Remodo. Yeah, so it helps you.

Exactly. Why he acting like you're still feeling it? But honestly, the cons are, I've never been so sleepy. I'm telling the first day I took it. You're out of your mind. No, I'm dead serious. The first day I took it, I took three naps. My girl was like, hey, do you want to do dinner?

And I was like, I kind of just want to take a nap. And so I just, I just fell asleep. Placebo? No, it's not that. He yelled at me. And then usually I like to watch. sports and stuff like that and she goes do you want to watch your sports and I go I just want to take a nap and all I wanted to do is take naps I mean it he's like you got any free dos or

or kitos I just want to play video any of the idos it didn't make me hungry but it made me very sleepy and I'm usually motivated I really wasn't motivated okay and so what do you rate it out of Bob Marley's I give it four Bob Marley's out of five you're gonna sleep real nice so what's the pro that you're gonna sleep for me it didn't Nothing. Nothing whatsoever. Yeah. It didn't make you talk like Ray's talking right now? No, because he's been fine all morning and he comes in now to this.

He's like, hey, I'm just so sleepy. He's just so sleep. He's just naps. Just nap on nap on nap. And next I'll review the gummies. We got those coming. Yeah, the CBD got, but it's all the same. You're just taking it a different way.

Right, but maybe the different. But it's not, it's lacking the THC, which is any, that's the one thing that would give you a high feeling. Oh, so what's CBD? CBD is still a part of it. it, but what's legal in states like Tennessee where weed is not legal, they've extracted, there's no THC. And THHC is the one that gets you. But there are benefits of the CBD or they wouldn't be touting it.

No, they tell a lot of stuff where they don't really know the benefits. I'm not saying there aren't benefits, but that's not true. They tout the benefits of all kinds of crap that we don't know. The FDA hasn't cleared and said it's good. Oh. Mostly stuff that you. I believe all this. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There was the lady that sat next to me on the airplane back home from Arkansas. and she, we were like delayed for an hour on the tarmac and she's like, I got gummies, you want some? What kind of gummies? Those kind of gummies. CBD or weed? I don't, she didn't specify it. I was like, no, I'm fine. I'm good.

So she took gummies and she was laughing the whole time. Oh, that's not CBD. Okay. That's probably, that's probably, okay. She just straight up sent you. What if you were an undercover cop? She was just like, would you like one? What are the person sitting next to is an undercover cop?

But here's a question. When you're in the sky, like what walls are you? Like, are you under a collar cover? Like, are you under Colorado law, California law? Like, which law are you? You're definitely under law because you can get in trouble up in a plane, right? Like, if you throw a fit and they arrest you and you land. Yeah, but state, to stay.

Law, like, most of this, okay, yeah, you're right. I would assume it's federal. FAA, I would assume it's federal. Yeah. And since you land, it's just like handcuffs. But this lady, we were... That's crazy. She offered you that. And we were stuck in the tarmac for like an hour.

What if that were just like... Flintstone gummies, though, and you're... Well, I didn't take them, so I don't know. But she was just like... Good idea. She was like, we're going to be so late. She's like, they're probably going to lose my bags. This is hilarious.

That's what I need. I know. She was having a good time. Last night, I couldn't sleep. And I was starting to get anxious because I couldn't sleep. And I thought to myself, if I just like, and I don't, I've never smoked weed. I was like, if I just smoke weed, it's just a plant. It really is just a plant.

It's natural. That I could just probably like relax and go to sleep. It's better than the synthetic stuff that's made. It's better than alcohol. I mean, how alcohol is legal and we did, and I don't drink alcohol either. But so, yes, I thought, man, what if I just had like some gummies? But then here's why. I'm not anti it.

I've never had it. I'm not anti it. However, in Tennessee, it's illegal. Yeah. So I'm scared of getting in trouble more than anything. More than me being like, oh, I should take it or shouldn't take it. I'm like, I'm going to jail for that. But like on live PD, sometimes they, they're.

they stop someone with like stuff. And it's like a certain amount, right? And they're just kind of like, eh, he just had a little bit of that. So he's good. Have a good day. Have a good Friday. Be careful. The rules are probably different all over.

And also federal is different than state. Federally, it's not legal. No, it's not. You're right. But state by state, it's legal. But there's a reason that some of the banks won't take the money from state by state places because they're like, it's not legal. All of a sudden, if the government wants to go, the federal government wants to go,

we are now enforcing it. They lock everything up. So it's this weird place where federally, it's not legal anywhere. But state by state it is. Federal has just decided we're not going to go and knock you down for now. But I'm really on the camp of legalize it. Let's go for it already. Or let's just shut down alcohol.

Oh, that'd be terrible. Well, so I'm saying, like, you hear a lot of drunk drivers out there popping around. Right. Anyway, when I run, that would be my whole platform. on something I've never touched, either one of them. Like, I've never smoked weed. I've never had alcohol, and I'm like, here's how I feel about both. But I do feel that way.

And a lot of studies have shown that alcohol is far worse for you and more addictive, and you make worse decisions when you drink more than if you smoke weed. But I haven't done either. So what do I know? Maybe I should do both and then have an idea. Before I really hop in, I should really get myself immersed in both the wheat culture and the drinking culture. People don't ever prescribe, like, let's say you're sick while you use cancer.

answer as an example, you don't ever get prescribed alcohol for your ailment. And the doctor never says just drink a six or a night. Right, but they do prescribe. Here's a 12 bag of mad dog call me in the morning. Depending on where you live, they might legally be able to prescribe you actual weed or they give you a synthetic marijuana, which is just weed, but that's been manmade with the same effects. So obviously there's benefits to having it.

And then you look at the opioids. and doctors are now able to prescribe weed in places, and they're going, wow, we're seeing the addiction rates so far, just drop because people get on, they get hooked quick, and then they can't get off. Yeah, there's some pro athletes, like former NFL players and stuff that were just because of their aches and pains from the game, they were hooked on all these drugs,

and now they're off of all of them because they can smoke weed, and that's all they do, and they live a normal life not addicted to anything but pain-free. Even, let's say, take the athlete part out of it, because most people aren't professional athletes. Back pain, neck pain, that they would say, here, take these pain pills, they can now prescribe weed in these states, and pain-free, again, they're smoking a plant,

it's not an addictive drug or a pill, depending on what you want to call it. Anyway, there's that. But I'm totally for the legalization of it. And I think if you're not, you probably have just been told it's been wrong your whole life, and that's why you feel that way right now is because you've been told it's been wrong your whole life.

And that's exactly how I was until we had to use it for my mom. Like I 100% was like that. And my mom was like that for that matter. Are you kidding? Her nickname was Popo because she followed the law. Is that right? Really? Yeah, like all of our family and friends for years called her Popo because she was like the party pooper.

Like, you know, you couldn't do anything because that wasn't the right thing to do. So everyone was like, oh, here's Popo. But they loved her. I mean, it was an affectionate way of being like, okay, yeah, she's just by the book on things. And so, yeah, for her to have smoked in the state of Texas or it was illegal. But it helped her. It helped her. Yeah, it was a big deal.

I remember when we were, our friend was making the arrangement to get the, we bought something called Lance Armstrong. I don't know why, because I think it was for cancer patients. No. No, but I think it was like a strand that was good for, I don't know, because he had cancer. And she didn't lie to ruin other people's lives by its lives. Yeah, but. There's documentaries about it.

Yeah, yeah. And like it ruined other people's lives by lying. Yeah, yeah, go ahead. When our family friend was arranged. to get it and all this. I was like, oh, this could go down where Amy from the Bobby Bone Show gets busted buying weed on the corner. Funny.

And I was like, well, and my mom didn't want to do it alone, so my sister and I did it with her. Got to rock it. How many ball marl did you give it? All of a sudden, she's like, hey, man, she's playing like Ray Mundo. You know, one other thing I wanted to bring up Morgan number two on on a first date this weekend. Is that true? Oh, hey. Yeah, I did.

How'd you meet this fella? On Hinge. the dating app. Yeah. And what about his dating app profile made you swipe him or click him or what do you, lick it. What do you do? How do you get this into the word? Swipe right. Swipe right.

Go ahead. Well, he was, like his age was a good thing. He was 30, so I'm trying to date somebody that's a little bit older, maybe more mature. Like Sylvester Stallone. She loves Sylvester Stallone. Yeah, go ahead. And he said he liked dogs and he liked tacos and he was cute. So those were kind of like the four things.

And how did you, how to go? I went really good. We went and got drinks, but at the end of the day, I looked at the receipt because he, like, paid for it. And it was, like, $100 for all the drinks. Yeah, dates are expensive. Dates are really expensive. I can tell you first hand. Yeah. If you go to dinner, it sucks, drinks.

And it's so expensive to date. Yeah, it sucks. He probably thought he was, like, going to get a deal, like, oh, we're going to go to drinks. It's cheap. He doesn't know with her going for drinks. She goes hard. Hard. Do you put that?

To be fair. All eight drinks were hers. He had a water. To be fair, I was going to stop after two drinks. He just wanted to keep hanging out. And I was like, okay, well, I guess it's going to keep going. Because you were drinking, he was like, if longer I keep hanging out, longer she was drinking, it's better my odds get.

No? No. All right. But, yeah, it was good. And what kind of job does he have? Like, the general? He works in health care. So, like.

Can he prescribe we? He's a nurse. No, I don't think so. He's on, like, the software side. He does codeine and stuff. stuff like that. Oh. All right.

A couple drank. Yeah. Yes, Amy. We're going to say before we go? You start the ship. I don't know. She said coding. It made me think of a guy.

Amy's high. She can't remember. So, what's the Morgan number two? Were you dating some, or going on dates with someone else? Like six or seven dudes. Yeah, but she ended. I mean, six seven times, not dudes. She wanted, she didn't want anything serious.

Oh, right. That's right. That's right. Which is crazy. Like, what's wrong with that dude? I don't know. I mean, we still kind of talk. Something could still come from me.

Nah, drop it. drop out like his heart drop it like a lot of I kind of gave up on it I was just like I'm over this He may be a cool dude But if you're like hey We've been out 13 times

Like what are we going to do Let's poop or get off the pot If he chose to get off the pot Then he's off the pot That's it If he chose poop Well good for you two You guys

Keep pooping Yeah Yeah that's not what happened All right Here's today's show Rock and Roll It is a Monday And away we go

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No, I'm here. You're here, I'm here. We're all here. We're all scream for ice cream. Yes. Hey, we're from Springfield, Missouri. We're your biggest fan. Hey, here they are.

We knew. We had a feeling you were a good one. Yes. Yes. We are coming home from Orlando. on vacation and we haven't been able to listen all week, but we're back on track. We're listening on the way home right now. Oh, thank you very much. Well, who is in the car with you? I'll throw him a shoutout as we get going here. I got Ava and Addy, my daughter. Yeah, yeah.

I'll say, hey. I have that. We listened to you every morning. And then my husband is a huge fan. He wanted me to give a shout out to sore loser's podcast. He listens every day while he's working. That is the podcast with Raymundo, lunchbox and Eddie, and they do a sport show. Yes, well, tell him we say hello, and thank you for calling. Thank you, too. Good to talk to you, too. Thank you. Amy, I have a story for you. Okay.

Which I thought was pretty funny. I don't know. You have two kids. Maybe you don't think it's as funny. But this four-year-old boy in Minnesota drove his great-grandfather's car a mile and a half to the gas station to buy candy. Four? Four? Wow. I mean, nobody was hurt, so that'll be a good one to look back on for them, I'm sure, to find funny.

It's not, as long as nobody got hurt, it's funny. But four? How did he even see? A four-year-old boy craving candy was somehow able to hop into his great-grandfather's vehicle and make it a mile and a half to a speedway store in Blaine, Minnesota. Sebastian, then when they found him, got him there. He showed how he did it. He used his grandpa's walker to grab the keys from the wallhooks. And then when no one was watching, he jumped into the driver's seat and took off.

He watched everything people do and repeat it. The thing, too, is he's little, you know, so it's hard. But he got down and like push the gas and then raise up. Yeah. I mean, I guess if he's observed it enough, yeah, he just mimicked what he'd seen before, but still. But yeah, but it was mostly like go down and push the gas and then jump up and look. Okay, gotcha. As the car is rolling a bit, and then go down and push the gas a bit more, and then jump up and look.

I'm shocked he didn't run into anything. Oh, I have a clip, I'm being told. And how fast were you going, do you know? I hit this gas break like that. Where were you going? To the gas station. How come? Because I want to have Reese's.

Wanted Reese's. Oh my gosh. That's amazing. Isn't that so funny? It's only funny because nobody got hurt. And this kid's on the news being, he probably thinks it's a funny thing. He's being celebrated.

Yeah. The news is talking to him. I know. So kids need to know. Like, you can't do that. But if you do, just don't hit anybody. Yeah. You can't.

I'm shocked. I'm shocked. All right, welcome to Monday show. Blanco Brown comes by later. Who is, you want to do anything? You want to do it? What I did a two-step. Cowboy bogey.

I'm going to do the two-step. And cowboys grab a sweet heart. So hit me by later. That'd be good. Thanks for hanging out with us. Got a new show, new week. Appreciate you. Here's the Bobby Bones show podcast.

Highlight segment of the day. Amy came over to the house yesterday. They brought her son. They went swimming in the pool. We did a podcast, a Q&A podcast. Amy and I did. And it's just fun to see your kids, like, away from any kind of work stuff. Yeah.

But I don't know. I don't know why you would think. you're a bad parent. We were talking about this before I went to break. I don't even know if I know this story. You don't because I'm almost mortified to tell it, but I need to tell it because it can be like maybe just a PSA or I can encourage other parents. So, made shrimp. You made shrimp. And he's

he's had shrimp before, but I don't really know when, but when I made this shrimp, he said, no, last time I had that, like, I took like one, I ate like one and my stomach was hurting really bad. Your son, who's nine? He's eight. Eight, nine. Almost nine. So I was like, well, buddy, I'm pretty sure you liked it.

I remember you eating it. Like, you ate it. You liked it. Just stop. I thought he was just doing this thing because Stashear, he's seen Stasira do it, which will be like, oh, my stomach kind of hurts. Like, I don't want to eat that. And it kind of gets you out of eating something.

But that's all that I had made. So that was dinner. I'm not going to make you something else. You need to eat the shrimp, right? So he eats like all the shrimp, like, because I made him eat all of it. And so instead of it being like one shrimp, it was like five shrimps. And his stomach started hurting so bad. And then his eyes started to swell up.

Oh, no. He has a shellfish allergy. You forced him to eat his allergic food? I didn't know. I thought he was lying. But he gave you the warning though, right? He gave me the warning from like eight months ago when he had one shrimp, he told me his stomach hurt. And I'm like, stop.

I could have swore he ate the whole thing because it was like fried shrimp. We were at the beach. and I was like, you loved that shrimp, buddy, but I guess he did it. I guess he didn't. How did you know he had the shellfish allergy? When he started having the react? I mean, now I just know. I mean, I need to probably have him like officially tested,

but now I'm not going to make him obviously ever eat shrimp again or shellfish. But, I mean, he was because his stomach went into like major issue mode. And then his face, it was like, you know, hitch. Oh, when he blows up? Yeah, had to give him Benadryl. Yes. You did Benadryl him? Yes.

And luckily, that's all we had to do. But, I mean, I forced him to eat the shrimp. After he told me, he swore to me, mom, the shrimp, this, whatever, he didn't even really, I don't think he knew that it was shrimp because, again, we rarely eat it. But I was trying to introduce new protein, you know. I don't think you should beat yourself up over this one time. Well, I definitely was like, you're, you need to eat it. And I made him eat it.

If you make him have a shrimp parfe tomorrow, then you're a bad person. Oh, but you, as a parent, when that starts to happen, you see their face start to swell up and their eyes, you're like, okay. And then they're basically in cramps. Like, it just was bad. You can call us if you have a parenting confession. It's kind of like a Monday morning confession, huh? Yeah. 877-77 Bobby.

877 Bobby. We do have some other calls we'll take before we get to those. But a parenting confession, hit us up with those. I'll grab this one. This is Valerie in Missouri. Hey, Valerie. Hey, Bobby, how are you? Real good.

Thanks for calling. What do you want to say? Hey, I just wanted to say that feeling you got from going to the World Series and just hanging out with friends. I literally get that driving to work every day. I just feel like I'm a friend and normal people going to work and you guys just represent the normal people going to work every day. Oh, thanks. I just really appreciate it. I just always have a great day driving in and feel like I'm with a bunch of friends.

I mean, that's really our goal. It's funny. Amy and we're doing a podcast yesterday at my house. You can search Bobbycast and find it. We're just kind of talking about the origin of the show and how Amy had never done radio and Lunchbox had never done radio. And Eddie had, I mean, we're just, except for me and I'd only done like a nighttime show. We'd never done any sort of radio like this. So we got into it really not knowing what we were doing.

And we had decided we weren't going to be a show that was put together by a corporation. And we've just been together for 10, 12. We've been together. How long? Well, you and me 13. Lunchbox 15. Eddie. Six.

But friends before that. Oh, my gosh. For 15 years. 100 years. Yeah. So that was kind of the whole plan. So we appreciate that you feel like you're part of the group because that's really what we're trying to put off here.

We may not, no, no, no. We are not the best broadcasters by any means. We don't have good voices. We don't do things right. I don't help my clock's right. There's a lot of stuff I don't do right. But we hope you feel like a friend of ours is you driving to work, Valerie.

So thank you. You're doing that right, for sure. I feel like one in the group, and no, it's perfect. I just absolutely loving you're right. You're here for the listeners, and we're the normal people going to work every day. So I really appreciate you. you guys.

And I know sometimes people get in their car and they don't want to go to work. I'm going to be honest with you. There's sometimes I don't want to go to work. Mostly because it's three in the morning. Right. I stopped this morning and got three protein bars and ate them all in the car. All three at once? I don't know.

Something's up with my body right now. Yeah, I had three of them. I got three quest bars and had all three of them on the way to rock. Oh, that's a lot of fiber in those. I know. I'm craving it. Craving trip coming up. Like those quest bars?

I stopped to the gas station. I was like, I need something. I got three quest bars. And I was like, I'll just have one. Bound to anything in moderation. So I had three Quest bars on the way to work. When I'm not in your office, you were eating popcorn. And I was eating popcorn.

Oh, and popcorn. Oh, now she's going to call me out. Amy, I don't know if something's an emotion is happening. Well, now I'm like, that's more fiber. I'm worried. It's that kind of morning. I'm also on metamusal and Miracx. Stop.

All this. I'm shocked your ear right now. Yeah. Hello, you're on the air. Tara in Boston. Yes. What would you, Amy said she's the bad parent because she made her son eat shrimp, not knowing he was allergic.

But he tried to tell me. Right. Tara, what would you like to say? Parenting concession of my own, Amy, so don't feel so bad. My son, I had gotten a call from the school nurse saying that she thinks my son had hurt his arm on the school bus. And I'm a school bus driver, so it's very important for me to be there on time. And it was like five minutes before dismissal. So I said to where I go, well, I have a job to do. He can come out.

I said, but I really think he's fine. He, you know, probably played rough on the playground with, you know, friends and she said okay well I'll send them out a few minutes early and you can assess the situation so he came out and I looked at him and I said Gavin you're you're fine you're okay buddy let's let's just pull it together you know sit down and relax for a few minutes and he was at the back of the bus and the buses are really bumpy and he's in the back morning my arm my arm I'm like you're fine sit down sit down you know you have to sit on the bus and after the bus we threw over I took him to the ER and sure enough the arm was broken

Oh, no. Oh, yeah, you win. Yeah. It was more important for me to get that job done because they really thought he was fibbing. Guys, it's not a competition, right? We're not trying to find the worst story. It's more so a lot of moms and dads are relating going, oh, I've done this too. Not who gets the gold medal as the worst parent.

Well, when she said that the school called her, reminded me of the time that the school called me to tell me that my son had lice, and I was like, no, he doesn't. And sure enough, he did. But like three weeks before that, he tried to show me the bugs that were in his hair. And I was like, that's so weird. What are those? I didn't know what a life's looked like.

So I was like, you're fine, buddy. I don't think there's any more. And meanwhile, he had like the worst, most severe case of like head lice known to man. We're so good at saying you're fine. You're fine, trust me. You're fine. Tara, thank you for the call. Thanks for listening in Boston.

Thank you so much. Have a great day. I got a shout out Boston, too. Like, our ratings are killing it there. And we're on like a half a signal there. Yeah, it's a bad signal. Yeah, I mean, there are better ones. But we've got to shout out all of our Boston listeners

because, man, you guys keep us just rocking up there. So we appreciate that. Amy was saying she's the worst parent ever because her son was like, oh, like shrimp makes me feel bad. And she was like, eat the shrimp. All of it. Yeah. Then he had an allergy.

Face got puffy, his stomach was hurting. And so we're talking about oops on your parenting stuff. And we got James and Austin on. Hey, James. Bobby. What happened with you, bud? Nah, my wife and her girlfriend wanted a date night, right? I was like, yeah, I'll watch the kids.

I watched the kids, no problem. Our kid was two. Her baby was maybe six months, seven months. I was like, let's go to Sonics, get some slushies. On the way there, I gave my baby and her baby a peanut butter cracker. A peanut butter cracker. I was like, get this on it, get the slushy, we get back home.

She pulled her baby out of the car seat. She was like, why is her face so red? Why isn't she breathing? I was like, what do you mean? And I was like, hmm, she's a baby. She's not going to breathe that hard. Her face is probably red from her scratching it. I don't know.

She was like, what did you give her? What is this? And I was like, it's a peanut butter cracker. And she starts screaming, you're not supposed to give a baby peanut butter. I was like, I did my baby peanut butter. Wait, any baby at all, you're not supposed to give them peanut butter? No, that's what I heard. So they're like one or two, and I was like, man, I've been to see you, my baby, honey, peanut butter.

And her baby was either allergic or I guess babies aren't supposed to have peanut butter. James, thanks for that call, man. I appreciate that. Here's one, Angela in South Carolina. Hey, Angela. Yes. What do you think? What happened with you?

I have seven sons, and I actually forgot one of their birthdays, and didn't realize it until very late that night. That's a tough parenting mistake. He was 11. And he didn't remind you and be like, Mom, it's my birthday. What up? No, the next day he thought we were planning a surprise. Oh, that's like later in life, like therapy type stuff. So what did you do?

How did you save it? I told a really big white lie and told him that we actually were planning a surprise party that weekend for him. So, we threw together a surprise party at the very last minute. Have you felt guilty ever since? Yes. Okay, I'm going to tell you. No more guilt for you.

Yeah, you're good. Yeah, you're good. You're listening to you. You guys are all sharing these stories. It happens. That's what I'm learning. Let me do one more. Cody in Oklahoma. Hey, Bobby. What up, buddy? Tell me your story. Okay, so my wife had bought a new sugar container and so the old sugar container

she put salt in, but she didn't tell me label them. Well, she asked me to make the kids breakfast and I made a mold meal and I put sugar in it just like they usually like, but it wasn't sugar. It was salt. And they kept complaining, saying it tasted nasty and I made them eat every single bite of it. And then, like, it was, it was terrible. And so, like, I stuck my finger in it afterwards and I tasted it. It was the worst tasting thing I ever put in my mouth. And you made it meat it off. Every single bite. There's sodium content for the days, like off the charge. That tastes like salt water.

Cody, thanks for that call. See, that's the point of this segment, so everybody doesn't feel alone. You get a couple of parenting screw-ups. You're good. Totally. You learn. Yes. Okay.

Here is, you guys can text us too. Amy, you got a text saying you could have killed your kid. I realize that. No, I know that. But I obviously didn't know. I mean, now that I know that he's allergic, I'm not going to make him eat it. Here's one. Since my daughter was young, she was running in the yard, stepped in a hole.

She kept telling me her foot was hurting. It kept saying it was fine. It wasn't even black or blue. Urgent care, broken foot. We have a lot of these, right? So don't feel alone, parents. You're all good. Learn.

Live, learn. I think, too, I've never been in the situation, but I would think, like, I just would really, like, hope that nothing was broken, so I would be one. It's like your way of willing it there. You're fine, you're fine. Because you're, like, the parent, like, you don't want to go to the ER and, like, hang out there all day.

You go to your little secret board, and you pin up a healthy foot and you just hope for it. Yeah, your vision board, yes. You're like, I'm manifesting, you're fun. Does the new, by the way, our new studio, we move into it next week. That's so crazy. At the end of the week next week. Okay.

Awesome. Does the new studio have a mic for Raimundo? He needs to be on the air more. Is there a mic for Ramundo? Do we know? Ramundo, do you have a mic in your new studio? I really don't know. Ramundo starts to run the board, though, after next week.

Yeah. For my whole life, I've been still pushing all the buttons. But because the next studio is going to look like a late-night TV talk show, Ramundo is going to be the guy running the board. That's going to be crazy for you. Yeah, it is. Loss of control. Yeah.

How do you feel about that, Raymond Doe? Not worried at all. I'm semi-run the board now, so. You do have semi. That's right. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona.

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That's AMU. APUS dot EDU slash military. The Bobby Bones Show. Big three stories. Let's go over to our producer, Ramundo. Ramundo, what you got over there? Target stores had a nationwide cash register issue over the weekend. People were standing in lines for hours.

Luckily, the problem has been fixed. In North Carolina, an 8-year-old boy was bitten by a shark. He's in the hospital now with non-life-threatening injuries. That's the third attack in the state this month. And finally over 200,000 pounds of breakfast wraps have been recalled. They may have small rocks in them if you have El Monterey frozen breakfast wraps taken back for a full refund. Yeah. And we tested our blood types last week because we didn't know.

And they need A, B, and O type blood. If somebody gets in an accident and they need that blood, they don't have it. Somebody just needs blood. And they're begging people. Will you get checked? Will you get checks? See if you're my blood type? So I checked, and I am B positive.

Yeah. And you are. I'm O negative. Which is considered the universal donor. Everyone can have my blood. However, I can only get O negative back. I can't receive anybody's blood. Anybody can get mine, but I, so my blood is special.

Well, that's good for someone like me. Yeah. I can take yours, but you can't take mine. Exactly. Well, Amy, fold up some sort of personality profile based on blood type. Yeah, and it's crazy because you're B and it matches you. It's like... Aren't these universal traits?

Okay, go ahead. Here is B positive blood type. Tell me if this is not you. Okay, go ahead. People with B-Bloid type are famous for their creativity. They make their decisions very quickly and they're not good at taking orders. When they focus on something, they put their all into it and they are unlikely to let go even if the goal is unachievable. They have a very strong drive and desire to be the best at anything they've set their minds to.

They tend to be loners and they can isolate themselves from others. Nailed it. Listen, most of that is universal to everyone. Everyone can go always, that's talking about me. That's not me. But I know, the louder part. If it's unachievable, I'm like, up next. Okay, here's O negative.

Oh, right. O's have excellent leadership capabilities. Little things do not concern them. And this makes them appear as selfish to people. Oh, little things overly concern me. They are flexible and resilient and can do relatively well in tough situations. After I cry, maybe. That's funny.

Well, yours nailed it. I don't know about mine. Yeah, I don't know about it. I just don't know. You know that this is you, right? When I said it, you can't argue with any of that. I'm arguing that most of that's universal. But for me, the loaner stuff, all that's the creativity part.

The not taking order as well. All that's pretty much there. Hey, I'm glad everybody's here. Blanco Brown comes in later, and you know what song he has, Amy? Going to do the two-step and cowboy boogie. Yeah, so he's going to come in. We'll see what that's about. The Bobby Bones Show.

On this day in country music. Right now, I'll drop a little country music knowledge on you. On this day, Garthbrook scientist's first record deal with the label that once rejected him. 1988. Before his first record deal, an aspiring country artists have been playing clubs all over his native Oklahoma. And he's like, man, can not I get any love here? Finally, this one attorney Rod Phelps sees him. He says, hey, come to Nashville.

So he leaves, tries to get a recording contract. but he was in Nashville for about 24 hours was sent home. Capital Records said, I don't think it's really for us. Oh, interesting. I don't think that you're that impressive. So they passed. They did not give him a record deal.

But he went back and he did not give up a few weeks later. He hopped into writers around the Bluebird Cafe. He was supposed to play ninth, but the artist who was on track to play second didn't show up. So he went up in that spot. One of the reps from Capitol saw him, and boom was like, you're our guy. He was one of the same reps that was in the meeting that rejected him.

And then there you go. Which, by the way, let me say this, Amy. Remember when I say you got to be fourth to be third and second to be first? Yes. Because you're always like, I only get to do stuff when you turn it down, Bobby. Well, I don't say that in a negative way. I'm not like, oh. But this is like an encouraging thing to people who are listening who are like,

I'm never the first one picked for things. Like I'm never the guy they go to for. Garth wasn't the guy. And he was there whenever an opportunity opened up. And like me, I'd never been the guy. I always get picked over for like Seacrest, who, by the way, should be picked over me. Right. But he got sick.

Which is more so my point when I bring up that if you're not able to do something, if I'm brought in, I get why I get why I'm not first. My point is this happens to everybody all the time. Yeah. Like be good at sitting back, being the backup quarterback, waiting for your time. Or if the starting quarterback gets injured or traded, you can hop right in. So anyway, Garth Brooks was that guy. First album, if tomorrow never comes, what she performed, that. not at the Bluebird, much too young to dance

and not counting you. So what happened with your kids? So they were with Kara, who helps us with our kids, and they were driving down the highway, and she ran over this big piece of metal that had fallen off a car or something, some sort of bumper situation. But it damaged her car, so she had to pull over on the freeway.

Luckily, nothing too crazy happened, and everybody was safe, but the police did end up coming, and they had to do a report, and the policeman's like, I'm going to need to get the kids' names for all this, And so, you know, Stevenson, Sashira like, Stevenson, Sashira. And then he looks at them and he goes, Amy from the Bobby Bone Show's kids. And Stevenson, of course, is like, yes, that's me. Like, yeah, he considers himself part of the show.

But I just, the police officer was like so amazing. Obviously, it was, you know, Kara was frazzled. Like, she was really nervous. I mean, that's got to be like really nerve-wracking. We're driving on the highway. And it's not even like, you're legit kids. And it's like something scary happens. But everybody handled it well.

And the police officer was just so nice. And, of course, Stevenson's obsessed with being a policeman. So he just thought it was the coolest. Meanwhile, Kara's like freaking out. This is the worst day ever. And Stevenson's like, this is the coolest day ever. It's so funny that the police officer recognize your kids. Yes.

How cool. Did they feel that when people come up to them? No. Stashear still doesn't. Like, Stevenson, he doesn't get it, but he gets, he owns it, even though I don't really think he fully gets it. And then Stasier is just like, why do people come and say hi? to you. I don't get it. Why? Why are they saying hi to us? Why did they want your picture?

That's funny. Well, shout out to that cop. Here's a story. A 26-year-old guy in Arizona was recently about to jump off an overpass onto a busy highway, but the cop who showed up at the scene talked him down, offered him a hug. Oh. That's all I wanted. Nice. Hey, buddy, don't go any lower. Please don't go any lower. Come back up here, man. Don't you want that hug? Then come up here. I will give you that hug. And he did. Wow. Like, awesome and sad. All the things, yeah.

The Chandler, Arizona Police Department posted that footage on their Facebook page, and they thanked Ron for the level of compassion he showed the guy. So love that story. Love sharing stories. That are awesome police officers are. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good.

You know how impossible it is to go see Hamilton? Oh, yeah. Or it's like crazy expensive. One of the two, right? Like, you got to know somebody. Or got a lot of money. of money. A teacher in New Jersey who's been entering the Hamilton lottery to win tickets every single year for four years. Finally got tickets, but not because he went the lottery. All thanks to

his students all chipping in. That's cool. Tom Corby, a history teacher at New Egypt High School, was blown away when 30 students from his AP government and AP U.S. history class surprised him with the impossibly hard to get tickets. They pulled their money to get 600 bucks to buy two tickets as an end of the year present to their teacher. Isn't that awesome? Love it. And now, full disclosure, I did see Hamilton, but I know people. Oh, I want to see it.

I know. It's so good. Yeah. Somebody I was like it's, yeah. Somebody I work with is like, I know the people in Hamilton, and I was like, you do? And I was like, yeah, you want tickets? And I was like, yeah. So I made a trip just to go.

Like I scheduled some other work. Step up to New York? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, make it work. But I didn't know. They don't talk in that. It's all rapping. There's never a conversation.

I kept waiting for them to have conversation. They never do. And they just rap the whole time. Once you figure it out. But at first they were doing songs and I was like, I'm going to let it stop and catch up when they tell me what happened. They never stopped. It's good, though.

That's Tell Me Something Good. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobby Bone Show. Story up the day. This story comes with us from Cinnaca County, New York. A 22-year-old man was arrested on minor charges and it was $200 bail to get out of jail. He's like, hey, I got $200 in my wallet.

pays with the $200. Only problem is they were fake $100 bills, so now he's facing felonies. Oh, man. That's the worst. Oh, no. What an idiot. I'm Lunchbox.

That's your Bonehead story of the day. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. Welcome to the show. Got another fun hour for you. Now it's time to play. Amy versus Lunchbox.

Amy, you'll get three questions that most dudes would know all the answers to. Are you ready? Ready. Question number one. A Kickstarter, throttle, and footpegs are parts on a what? A Kickstarter, throttle, and footpegs are parts on a what? Oh, a motorcycle.

Right. Wow. How'd you figure that out? I didn't know. I was trying to think if there's a difference between like a Harley and like a Kawasaki, but they're all motorcycles. Yes, that's right. So, yeah. When talking about TVs and computer monitors, what does LCD stand for?

TV screens and computer. You know they say it's LCD screen. What does LCD stand for? Oh, light. I'm going to let you work through. to it before you give me a laser liquid nah probably not liquid light

laser lelty LCD LCD LCD um light creativity dashboard okay light creativity dashboard is that right no I'm sorry oh man so close I bet

what is it I bet not let's go over to lunchbox you can steal yeah laser clear definition no liquid crystal display it was liquid Yeah, it was liquid. Wait, right. Okay, liquid crystal display.

Yeah, no point there. All right. Amy, one other question for you. Ready? Ready? Fishing weights, also known as sinkers, are traditionally made out of what metal? Fishing weights, also known as sinkers,

are traditionally made out of what metal? Fishing weights are made out of what metal? Three seconds? lead. That's your answer? Yeah. The answer is, lead. Oh, wow.

You know why? Because I wanted to invent sneaky weights, because I like to walk with hand weights, like, you know? Yeah. But I get embarrassed because it's embarrassing to be, like, the person, like, power walking with hand weights. So I wanted to make sneaky weights. And there really was no, there was no way to make a weight smaller because the way, whatever. Anyway, you all get what I'm saying. That's how I learned that lead was in.

I thought you guys were really going to try to do. do sneaky weights. I really did try. I talked to some of my smartest friends and they're like, there's not a compound that can be made small enough, but actually weigh two pounds. I'm like, well, I'm still waiting for it. One day we'll find it. What about Ramundo? How much you weigh? You're small. Way. 175. 175. He's small guy. A little feller. You're coming in your pocket. All right. Let's go over to lunchbox now. How many questions you get? Two? Yeah. You should get two. All right. Lunchbox, show up. Uncommon James is a fashion brand by what celebrity. Oh, go ahead.

Kristen Cavalari. Kristen Cavalari. That is correct. Opera, princess, and choker are types of what? Necklaces. Correct. Nice two for two. And for the win.

Feed dogs, needlebar, and a handwheel are parts of what? Feed dogs. Have you ever heard of any of this stuff? Nope. Me either. Feed dogs. Needle bar and a hand wheel.

Are parts of what? Hand bar, needle. No, no, no, no, no. Feed dogs, needlebar, hand wheel are parts of what? A nail salon. A nail salon. A nail son. Good guess. That is incorrect. Amy, you can win if you can steal.

Feed dog. Hand wheel. Go ahead. Feed dog hand wheel. Go ahead. I have no idea. Three, two, one. I have no idea.

What is it? So it's a sewing machine. Oh, man, and I was a sewer. Were you? Oh, yeah. When? In college, I had my own business. My friend and I made purses.

Hello. All right, let's do one sudden death. This is, just buzz your name, and if you know it. We need a winner here. Are you ready? Ready. Dang it. What?

Sewing machine. Here's your question. Who won the Stanley Cup last week? Lunchbox. Sweet. I just picked a woman. It was one. It was one of the random questions up here.

Lunchbox for... Amy. For the win, lunchbox. The St. Louis Blues. The St. Louis Blues. And there you have it. There's our winner, Amy versus Lunchbox. It's just a random question that popped up, Amy.

Don't be a hater. It's fine. Would you have known that? No. No. I know Stanley Cup is hockey, but... Yeah. So then that would probably...

There he is. Our big winner today. Lunchbox, everybody. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance, with practical skills, career readiness, and opportunity for every learner. GCU believes education

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There he is. Look at this guy. Oh, you know, I got to come around. Oh, you coming back around? Oh. And this is I got. Hey, this dude. All right.

Hi. And look, Parmelis here, too. It's like greatest hits here this morning. You guys are. Hey. Amy is Blanco. Matt, what up, buddy? Man, look at this.

Man, look at this. We got your song playing in the background To the ride Longo comes in and goes all the way around Oh, you got to Yeah, yeah, yeah I can feel the energy before I see that How's the energy feel?

They feel amazing Put those headphones on right there So you can hear what's up While I came over at the house And we hung out and he I was like, hey man I need some help with his dance And he's like, all right, I got you

And he starts going to like the super advanced version I'm like, whatever Break it down Yeah I said Hmm I know you see that dance trophy over there, but that's not because I'm a good dancer. And he broke it down for me. Are you good?

Great. Man, you did amazing. You're blowing up. Like, blow, I always wonder when something starts to blow. Do you feel it? Or do you just hear people telling you about it? Well, it comes from people telling me. But it's funny because you can tell when the world is on the same accord.

It's a feeling. I don't know what that means, but I'm on mine. I feel the energy. Yeah. People loving it, growing with it. You live in Atlanta. Yep, Atlanta, Georgia. Look at this guy. Where did this song come from?

Like, how to start? I started with lap steel. And then after I played the lap still loop, I added B boxing. Then I added 808s. I add a snare. And I was like, oh, we're on the song. So it was like super traditional country.

Then you started adding the hip-hop. And then what about the dance? Like, how do you pick a dance move whenever you're, like, how do you know to put your elbow and put your hand on your side? Where did all that come from? My auntia Naira used to do a lot of dancing. So I knew like the dance steps and I was just like,

I need to put a couple of these things in this one record because people are familiar with them. Then you know I had to add that butterfly now. And we can all do the butterfly. Exactly. Look at the video. I'm even trying to do the butterfly. I was reading some stuff about you.

It says your musical influences, at least a couple of them are people like, Johnny Cash and also Outcast. Definitely. Talk about that for a second because you're like in that space where hip hop and country because you're from the South where there's a lot of country

but you're also from a place where hip hop is very prevalent. Yeah, Johnny Cash was something I grew up listening to and as I became of age, I found out what he stood for. And then I was just even more of a fan. I was just like, oh my God.

Like this is the type of revolution. The world needs. and only every once in 100 years or maybe every once in 50, 20 years comes a man like Johnny Cash. I was watching your tutorial video where you're teaching people how to do the dance here. Is that your trailer you're in front of?

My trailer. Oh, nope, it's a hood near Six Flags in Atlanta. My homie Caviar does a lot of my footage and photographs and stuff. He's taking the pictures for all my EP album, everything. And I drove past the trailer part, and I was just like, caviar. I want a film right here in the trailer part. This brings me back to those memories.

He said, all, cool. We patted to the camera, and we went down now. And you call your music Trailer Trailer trap. Trailer part music meets trap music. Bridge the gap, trailer trap. Now here we go. Going to do the two-step and cowboy bookies. You know, you're going to make so much money doing this dance with people now.

Like I got in while it was cheap I got in while it was like like free 99 I was like Blanco Come over to the house And he did And he shows up in his car What kind of car is that

A 65 GTO He shows and he's He beats me to my house And he's getting out of the car And I'm like Blanco What's up? And he's pulling in to And then we're going

To take a picture after her And he's like you can stand on the car And my mind standing on your car That car's awesome Blanco Brown's here What you get nominated for a Grammy? Is that true? Chatter's Gambino because of the internet.

I did Telegraph. And you work with like Gambino, York Forgey? Mm-hmm. I did Myth Moneyware. You did? Mm-hmm. Why do they call you the ear? The ear came from my ability to listen to songs and tell you exactly what they're missing.

Like, we don't need to run it back one time through. I know exactly where the harmonies need to go, and I know exactly the way it needs to build in order to keep on growing. The ear. Wow. I wish I had a cool nickname like that They call me like the pinky toe And for no reason

Kane Brown, you were Kane Brown? Yep What'd you do with Kane? Last minute late night I actually worked on this first EP And we recorded like maybe 12 songs 12, 13 songs with Polo de Dunn Back in Atlanta

Then we came to Nashville to Cut a song called Riot And a few records Blanco Brown is here And I guess a lot of people wonder Because you have a whole EP out now So not just a get-up Which is on repeat for me

But like Georgia Pau There you go George Pau The jam Yeah Yeah You ever have a little thing My soul

Any mini-mini-mine mind and more Don't ain't too high I don't sit to low I like it that you sing along with your songs Because if I had songs I would do that too I'd sing along with all of them Oh yeah Here's a song called Country Time

It's on I hear the voices in my head My middle fingers about to pledge. Oh, can't you see that new and red? Some things are better left on said. Yeah, I put two gunshots in the air. Oh, come on.

This song is about a fantasy bank robbery in my head. Yeah? Blanco's here, Blanco Brown. I'm just looking at some of the numbers for the people. people that are doing this dance. Like, it's crazy to watch new ones all the time. All the time. You see that one kid, that nerdy kid looks like me.

A younger version of me. In a school. In a school. And I heard he got suspended for that. Oh, what? Yeah. It's got like millions of views. Harvey Bass.

Yeah. Oh, you know his name too. Harvey Bass. You know, you can pronounce that. You can pronounce that. So I got to mention the guys from Parmelier here. How did this combination happen? Because I know these guys.

Man, I haven't listened to that music before I even made. them and then when I met him I was just like man we got king spirits we we got to do something together and um I met them at Al Dean's bar first time right and we clicked I got Matt number I got Barry number and I say when I come back I want to work on something so we actually got some songs written you know what I'm saying that's yeah we got some smashes written I'd asked I was like what does Block go like sing any like old school traditional covers and they were like yeah yeah yeah yeah So what are you going to do?

Because I haven't heard you sing yet. Okay. I mean, we danced. Yeah. We danced at my house. I haven't heard you sing. It's early in the morning. How you feel?

I feel like... I feel like... I feel like you pull a little... What do you want to crank further? Do you want to... Your call. This is like a greatest tip. It's like it's Blanco Brown and Parmeling.

Okay. We'll go a little Sam Cook. I was born in a little tent. Just like the river I've been running. ever since it's been a long time coming, but I know I change's going to come. Oh, yes, it will. Are you kidding me? Amazing.

Are you kidding me right now? Wow. Man, there's so much joy on my family. I love Sam Cook. One of my favorite artists of all time, and I was like, uh-oh, he's about try Sam Cook. You can't just try Sam Cook. Like, oh, that was really, that was so good. Yeah, I love sound cooking.

I love people, I mean, like, Jenny Cash, walk the line. I keep a close watch on this heart of mine. I keep my eyes wide open all the time. I keep the ends out for the tight that binds because you're mine. I walk the line. I keep a close watch on this heart. mind. I keep my eyes wide open all the time. I keep the ends out for the tide that binds because you're mine. I walk the line. Keep it going. Keep it going. I brought my spoons just for you, Bobby.

He was telling me about these spoons. Oh, okay. Blanco Brown with Matt and Barry. seen somebody play. When did you start playing with spoons? Well, I bought it from my mama house. And I put tape on so they won't hurt my fingers. I've been playing spoons since I was five. Okay.

I was curious when that started. Spoon's a little harmonica, a little guitar, trumpet, lap still a little bit. I just started tinkering with. I miss around just enough to produce. Yeah. He was telling me at the house, when Blanco came over, he was like, I was doing, we do a lot of claps and layering claps on the get up. I did about a hundred claps.

I want to do the two stories. And by the hundred stumps. And then when the guy started mastering it, I mean mixing it, he wanted to align him. I said, nope, I need him to be sloppy so people can fill them in their soul. He said, all right, Blanco, it's your call. Ray C. I said, yeah, let's do it.

Let's have it. Come on. To the left, to the left now. To the right, to the right. Now take your left hand and put it on your side. Put it on your side. Go roll your shoulders. Do the slip and slide.

Do the slip and slide. This next part's my favorite part of this time to shine. Going and do the two-step. Then cowboy, but you grab it sweet heart and spin up with them. Do the hold down and get into it. Let me hear. Take it to the left now. Yes.

Where they going to throw down take a step? We'll now lean back. Put your hips in. To the left, to the left now. To the right, to the right. Now take your left hand and put it on your side. Put it on your side. Go roll your shoulders.

Roll your shoulders. Do the slip and slide. This next part's my favorite part. This time to shine. Going to do the two-step. Then cowboy, when you grab a sweetheart and spin up with them, do the hold down and get into it. Take it to the left now and dip.

Where they're going to throw down, take a sip. Where they now lean back, put your hips in it. Hey, y'all's amazing. Look at this. Bobby on the head, that's amazing. Amazing. Amazing.

I'm your biggest fan. Thank you much. I was so happy. I'm going to tell you, Lanny Wilson is an artist who, she is so, as soon as her music out, she's up here too.

Like, she is so good. Yeah, she's amazing. She was in a YouTube video, so I hit her up, and I was like, hey, Lanny, show me how to do this. She was like, well, let me just call Blanco.

And I was like, All right. And so we lined it up. They came over. We shot it. It was really fantastic to hang out with you. Like, you're a real dude. Thank you so much.

In the land of sometimes you don't know what's real and what's not. Like, you're a real dude. Man, I root for you. I love the song, obviously. We've been on it for a couple weeks. I dance alone in my bathroom to it. The whole thing. And this has been one of the most fun segments we've done in a long time.

Like, you're talking about you. You did Sam Cook. You did Johnny Cash. Then you did Blanco. Yeah. Thank you much. Matt, Barry, from Palmerly, good to see you guys. Yeah, Bobbi.

Man, we got people just showing up with their friends and their friends are also. Can y'all come back? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Next week. They are already epic. So, you know, I just wanted to have greatness around me. I appreciate y'all. I appreciate everybody in the room for if real.

There he is. Blanco Brown. Thank you so much for coming by. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University. an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it.

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Visit gCU.edu to learn more. Let's talk about modern home shopping. It's sort of become a fun side hobby, right? scrolling listings at night, dreaming about kitchens you haven't seen. scene or backyards you haven't even stepped foot in, all from the comfort of, well, literally anywhere. Redfin knows a lot of people just like you, wanting to own but are stuck in this browsing mode loop. Well, that's where Redfin flips the script. With listings that update within minutes and tours you can book right from the Redfin app, you can see your dream home the moment

it appears. Now, liking a listing is easy, but actually landing it, that's where Redfin comes in. Redfin has over 2,200 agents with local expertise, and Redfin agents close twice as many deals as other agents. That means they help you win, not just window shop. Redfin is built to help you from the just looking at to, wait, this can actually be my home. So become the newest neighbor on the block. Visit redfin.com to start finding and start owning. That's redfin.com. Who doesn't love warm carbby comfort?

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The Bible show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So would you ever wear your Airbnb host clothes? Like you're staying at someone that's Airbnb their house and they've got a closet there. Would you go through it and wear clothes? I wouldn't because I'm such a weird germ guy anyway. But I would also think that's kind of an invasion of that person's privacy.

Totally. And we've air and be our house before Airbnb'd like a while ago, a different house that we had. And I would always lock up that stuff. per the advice of like, you know, Airbnb, like, lock that closet. I had no idea this was a thing, but like 25% of people say that it's okay to wear the host's items. Oh, it's okay. Oh.

Yeah. Yeah. No, it just, like, it seems crazy to me. Like, whether it's jewelry, clothes, you know, taking one of their books. What is wrong with people? I don't know. I just wanted to, yeah, also use the chance to say. Yes.

You just get their doors and toilet. You're not them for a night. Yeah. That would be funny, though. That could be your next shark tank. You can be them for a night. Like someone can just... Wow.

All right. What else, Amy? So there's a company that's going to help name your baby for you. I mean, for a price you have to pay. But sometimes it's so hard coming up with a name. And then you've got like friends and family giving their opinions. Well, this is two moms that founded this business. And they say that unlike your family and friends, their advice is going to be neutral,

unbiased, and tailored to your needs. And... What does that even mean, though? Listen, it means that they're going to give... They're going to do a name-storming session with you. A name-storming. Wow, that's cute. So it's like a whole thing.

But, I mean, there's one that can be over the phone. There's certain consultations. There's different packages. But coming in with a name can be hard and they just want to help you. So your kids, you did not name. No, their birth moms named them. If you were to have a baby now, like, would you name, do you know the name? Did you have a name?

If it's a boy, I know what we would name him because my husband. Yeah. After Abraham Lincoln? Yeah. He's been pretty firm about that since. It's your husband's cousin, so it makes sense. No, he's just obsessed with Abraham Lincoln. But if it was a girl, I have no idea.

I always wanted to name, like, if we had a girl, Josie, but we ended up naming our dog that. Oh, yeah, you can't do that now. And now she since passed away, so it's like, names taken. So I don't know. I mean, but I don't plan on having a baby, so. Never know. I know.

You never know. My daughter really wants me to. And I'm like, okay, you're going to take care of it. Wouldn't it Christ? Well, she will for a minute. Maybe. For a minute. Yeah, I mean, she's going to go off to college.

and I'll still have the baby around. Okay, so a majority of adults have specific bedtime rituals before they go to bed. And Bobby, when I read this, I was like, oh, wow, Bobby's not alone. Because, like, a lot of people check to make sure that the doors are locked multiple times. Like, they go around. I'm going to tell you, this strikes such a, like, sensitive tone cord with me because if I can't remember my hand actually locking the door, like remember it specifically every single time, I have to go check it again. Yeah.

And I have to shut every dream. door in the house. I got to make sure every cabinet's closed. Even if I know they haven't been open, I'm still going to go around before I go to bed and touch every one of them. And there's a bit of OCD in that more than it is I feel like it's just my ritual. Yeah, do you have any others?

OCD is very ritualistic. Oh, I mean, numbers. Nighttime rituals. I know you have a lot of OCD tendencies. Mostly I have a conversation with Alexa and series, so they both feel like they're loved. Oh, so that's what you do is talk. Because some people are like, you know, read chapter of a book, watch a certain TV show, do pushups and sit-ups. But you talk to Alexa and Siri.

I just make sure they both get loved. You're like, hey girls. Yeah, one of the time. No, I give one their individual. Did they get jealous? I don't know if they do or not, but I talked to them individually. Do you, yeah. And I set an alarm with both of them so they both feel loved. And I said I'm one minute apart. Do you let them know that you're setting, do they, are they aware? I'm sure that the people that are listening to me are here. Just so that you know, Siri, I also set in alarm with Alexa. Yeah. Full disclosure here. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I made me, that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories.

It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. This guy's driving his SUV down the road and all of a sudden, Hachoo! Hachoo! Has a sneezing fit. Yanks on the wheel as he's sneezing,

flips his SUV, lands upside down, and he's right by a golf course and a construction site. Golfers, construction workers run over, drag him out of the car. Wow. And the car goes up in flames seconds later. Oh my gosh. Wow.

Wow. I mean, you're sneezing too. There's no control. Yeah, and you like close your eyes for whatever reason. Have you ever tried to sneeze and not close your eyes? No, because there's never been a benefit for that. Because what if I do in my eyes pop out or like a blow, like a popping neck muscle? Yeah.

I guess if you're driving. I don't know. I don't know. No. I'm not able to do it. No, no. Wow. That is a good one there.

So construction guys saw it and golf course. And golf guys saw it. Yeah, and they went and pulled them out. Hard hats and khakis, both there on the scene. That's what's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No. 2's 32nd Skinny.

Trisha Yearwood announced dates for a fall solo tour. It's called Every Girl On Tour, and it kicks off October 3rd with Three Nights in Nashville. Yeah, that'd be awesome. And I saw her tweet about that last night. That song's really good, too. She came in and premiered it, and, you know, Usually when someone premieres the song, we don't only get to hear the song. Because as soon as we play it, we all start talking.

But I've heard it on the radio a couple of times. This is really good. All right, what else? Post Malone headlined Bonnarum Music Festival, and during his set, he wore pants and a t-shirt that featured Dolly Parton's face all over them. Well, Dolly noticed and tweeted a picture saying, Love the Outfit from Head to Toow with a Winking emoji. Yeah, all right.

And then a video surfaced of Luke-Bryan in concert. Someone threw their underwear up on stage at Luke, and he caught them, and then realized they were underwear and threw them. and then just kept laughing. I'm going to tell you, someone throws underwear at me. No part of me is trying to get in the way of that underwear. Like, I'm moving.

Was this a male or female? I would assume a female, but I don't know. They love Luke Bryan. Morgan number two, is that it? Yep, if you want to see that, Luke Bryan video, it's up at bobbybones.com. I'm Morgan number two. That's for speaking.

Oh. Nice. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it.

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serve with purpose, and help transform their communities, building a future that matters. GCU is purpose-driven education. Take action. Find your purpose at GCU, private, Christian, affordable, nonprofit. Visit gCU.edu to learn more. Let's talk about modern home shopping. It's sort of become a fun side hobby, right?

scrolling listings at night, dreaming about kitchens you haven't seen, or backyards you haven't even stepped foot in, all from the comfort of, well, literally anywhere. Redfin knows a lot of people just like you, wanting to own but are stuck in this browsing mode loop. Well, that's where Redfin flips the script. With listings that update within minutes

and tours you can book right from the Redfin app, you can see your dream home the moment it appears. Now, liking a listing is easy, but actually landing it, that's where Redfin comes in. Redfin has over 2,200 agents with local expertise. And Redfin agents close twice as many deals as other agents. That means they help you win, not just window shop. Redfin is built to help you from the just looking at to, wait, this can actually be my home.

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dot E-D-U-S-Military. Folks, it's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bones. Let me know. Transmitting across America. This is the Bobby Bones. Checking the menu here. Coming up.

Amy thinks she's the worst parent ever. Oh, I am. And we'll talk to other parents about how they messed up. So that's happening. We'll check in with the dudes about Father's Day. And I'll tell you about my weekend. Amy's husband and I went to watch the College World Series together. It was the longest we'd ever spent together, like straight up without you there.

Oh, really? Well, yeah, I mean, we spent like 14 hours together. Yeah. Yeah, so I'll give you the update on that. So we got a lot of fun stuff to talk about. Also, this thing happened at the wedding, this girl's wedding that's so funny that you're going to go, I cannot believe another human would do that to a human at a wedding. I'll tell you that too.

We got a lot. We got a lot of this hour. But first, let's get to Amy right now with the Morning Corny. Morning Corny. When I found out my toaster wasn't waterproof. Yeah? I was shocked. Okay.

I mean, that's funny. I was a little confused about what you wanted from me, but that was still funny. There you go. That was the morning corny. Listen to this one, Amy. During a wedding last year, one of the bridesmaids decided to announce her own engagement.

Oh, okay. Right. Probably not the best. No. You can let her have her day. Right. The attention was immediately taken away from the newlyweds. And so the bridesmaid.

and the bride, they don't get along that well, and they kind of repair their relationship. Then the bridesmaids, it's time for her to be the bride. Okay? It's a year later. And so, well, they're having their whole deal, and during the, now she was the bride, now she's the bridesmaid, she announces in her speech that she's announcing her pregnancy.

Yes, okay, I thought that that was coming. Got her back. Payback. Yeah. The speech just took place upon her of a massive screen displaying, a loop of photos. She was like, I'm five months pregnant. It's a boy!

And the last live was an ultrasound picture. And so... Oh, that's funny. I mean, hopefully that's just them making up, too. I mean, the bride's probably like, okay, I deserve this. This is funny. Good job, well done. I bet you not.

Really? I bet you not. They have to go through another year of recovery. The bridesmaid who made the announcement was eventually thrown out of the party. Oh, geez. Okay, this friendship is too much work. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, if it's hard, it's hard to do a friendship, you can do it.

Yeah. Yeah, get it out of there. I'm going to go over and talk to Caitlin and Austin. Hey, Caitlin, what's happening? Hi, oh my gosh, I can't believe my morning. Well, thank you for calling. What do you want to say? Well, I love y'all too.

I love listening to the corny every morning. My dad and my husband and I listen every morning on our way to the train station. We're from Austin, Texas. Oh, well, thank you very much. And tell them we say hello. Will you please? I will. Well, thank you for listening.

And thanks for listening. And, you know, I'm going to tell you, I had a good weekend. I got a haircut. Look how fresh my haircut is. So fresh. I got two workouts in this weekend, like big good workouts, eight healthy. Went to the College World Series, which is awesome because I've never been before. It's always been one of those things I wanted to do and had a Saturday off.

And so I was like, all right, I'm going to Omaha. Arkansas was playing. And they did not win, but they weren't eliminated. So as much as it was to not win, you can kind of go, all right, we're still in this thing. So go to the College World Series. and it was me, Amy's husband, Clay Travis, the sports guy, and Ray Mundo. And it was really a wonderful group of guys.

Hey, Ramundo, come in here and talk about this with us. I mean, I probably had more fun this one day than I've had in months. Maybe even a year. We had a good time, huh? It was a blast. Ramundo said no words for about the first three hours. What?

Until he started drinking. And then he was party, Ray Mundo. I mean, really, it was, if you were in college and you wanted to go to a lecture and somebody who knows aviation, Amy's husband, bones knows pop culture, Clay Travis, no sports. I mean, why would you talk? I really had nothing to add.

It was so informative, and I honestly, I left that feeling educated. Well, so we go up, and the weird thing for me, because it was Arkansas, which is my home, and Florida State, which I love Tallahassee, and we have a lot of listeners down there. So I felt like the whole stadium was listeners. And so I was taking pictures the whole time,

meeting people, which is one of my favorite things to do. However, after we lost, I just didn't, It was hard for me to smile in pictures. There are two versions of the pictures. There's all the pictures pre-game and during game. And then there are the ones after where I just kind of have, I'm struggling to get that crooked smile up. They're like, can I get a picture?

I was like, because I want to take pictures with people, but I just, we lost. I wasn't feeling it. So it's like, this is my smile on pictures. Yeah. I never said, I mean, I'll take a picture with anybody at any time. As long as you're not eating or with your kids, that's part of the deal.

take pictures. I don't even have any kids. So mostly if I'm not eating, whatever you want. You may have some kids around, though. Those aren't mine, though. So, but it was the longest that Amy's husband and I have ever spent together. Yeah, and he had so much fun. Like, honestly, he came home and said, he's like, it was so fun. He's like,

and don't take this the wrong way, but he was like, way more fun than I thought it was going to be. Oh. Oh, wow. But not in that, no. I guess my reputation of me a good friend guy isn't, didn't reach her husband.

I think it was just collective. Like, he didn't know what to expect. And he didn't know the group. He didn't know Clay. Right. And I think he liked, I think it ended up liking Clay a lot. Yeah, and he knows Ray. But obviously, you know, I mean, that was not, that was supposed to be like a major compliment.

Like, he had, like, he thought it was going to be fun. But it was, like, exceeded all his expectations. Like, that's more so what he meant is that it was, like, super fun. We really had a good time. Yeah. We were sitting down because we got there early. I went to speak at the Arkansas alumni event. And I was doing some of the Arkansas Radio Broadcast.

And so in the middle, we had time to go get food. And somebody was like, hey, it's a good pizza. Maybe it was even me. I'm not sure. We just had to find a place to sit down. And I ate two pieces of pizza, which I haven't done in a, man, I don't know the last time I've had pizza. I love pizza, but I just straight up. And all the guys were, like, looking at me weird as I was eating.

Like, Ray Mundo was even like. I thought you were Mr. Healthy. I know. I was being, I was being pizza shamed live. Oh, come on, man. And so. That's so rude.

I do things one or two ways. I don't do, I complete deprivation, or I just go hard. So I had two huge pieces of pizza, and then an ice cream cone and ice cream. We got to the stadium. And then as we're coming back home, they're like, yeah, dude, we don't want to say anything, but we were like, are you all right? Like all your husband was, Clay was. I was like, guys, I was having a good time.

But, yeah, it was good. I mean, really one of the finer times that I've had, and got to go to the college world series. And the entire time on the way home we were talking about with your husband, because he's a pilot. We're like, what's this turbulence about? We all were learning the science of turbulence and how the ground is heated differently. And whenever it's warmer, the air rises from the warmer spots and that's the turbulence that you're hitting.

It's pretty cool. We just go around the room talking about what we were specialties at. And then I was having to get, not the lecture, but I was having to get kind of the lowdown on being a dad. Like your husband and Clay Travis were like, it's the greatest thing to ever happen to us. You should really be a dad. And I'm like, I guess I just like a girlfriend.

Slow down, pump the brakes. Girlfriend first, then kids. We're beating up, Raymond. about not proposing to his girl. That was fun. I was cool with it. It was just, that's why it was fun. We were just all making fun of each other,

but it was in that real healthy way of, it was just four dudes hanging out. It was great. It really was great. Good. Anything you like to say, Ramondo, to wrap it up. I had a blast. I wish we could have drank a little bit more.

I think I only had about four beers. At first, the culture was nobody was drinking. Then finally we opened up a tab. And then I was kidding around. I'm like, let's go. I'll do the next one. I ended up not paying for anything. Your husband paid, Clay paid.

Bones was going to pay for something. I was good to go. Oh, nice. Yeah, but I just kind of hopped in. Like, I covered the trip, and I got the tickets from ABC, ESPN, and then I think Clay paid for, like, the cabs and Ben paid for, like, the beers. And it all just worked out. He's the one that got everything for free.

Right, right? Well, the keys, you just say, I got next round, and then the next round never comes. Smart, smart, smart. So, yeah, it was really, I mean, it's just a really, really good trip. If Arkansas would have been perfect, but they're still in it. So it wasn't, they gave me a jersey. On my Instagram, you can see it. That's it.

That's it. Let me go over. Let me talk to Nikki in Wisconsin. Nikki, how are you? I'm doing great. How are you guys? Wonderful. What would you like to say?

I am excited to go see the show, Raging Idiots in Chicago. We were looking at the schedule. My husband is very forgiving, I guess. But I said, I want to go do this. I've heard it on the radio almost every day. I'm on and I just want to go see the raging idiots. He said, okay, well, let's find out if they're anywhere close. And it happened to be that the show in Chicago is the night before our second anniversary,

and I just bought it, and then I ask forgiveness afterwards. So you're doing an anniversary show to watch The Raging Idiots in Chicago. Yeah. I get that. And it's a comedy music show that Eddie and I do. I wrote last night, too, as I wrote a song called Dinner with Orlando Bloom, about my experience when I had dinner. Yeah.

So it's like... That's a long title. Yeah, well, it's a long. The title's about as long as the song is. Okay. But yeah, the show's like half musical, like a Broadway musical. And then our, us playing guitar and then stand up. It'd be fun.

Chicago, if you want to come, raging idiots.com. Well, thanks. Well, I can't wait to see it. It's going to be, I don't know, hit, super hit or super miss? Oh, yeah. One of the two. For anniversary. Father's Day was yesterday.

We have a few fathers on our show. Lunchbox's first father's day as a dad. How to go? It was pretty much a failure on my wife's part because the kid woke up at 6.30 a.m. And my wife's like, hey, can you go take care of him? Can you go take care of him? So at 6.30 in the morning, I got up, went down, had to take care of the kid, and he wouldn't go back to sleep. So by 7.30, we're out for an hour walk. Wife didn't get up till 9.30. So it was just a long day. I mean, if it's Mother's Day, I get me getting up.

But Father's Day, I'm supposed to be able to sleep in. So did she not do anything for you? Oh, she made breakfast when she got up at 9.30, but I'd already been up for three hours, so I already had a small breakfast before that. No special, like, afternoon golf that she'd set up for you or anything? Nope. No, she went to the grocery store, and I watched the kid while she was at the grocery store, and then we just hung out, and I gave the kid a bath later and put him to bed.

Were you a little bit resentful at the end of the night that nothing? happened? Yeah. It made for a very long day and I was a little frustrated because I was looking forward to sleeping in, but hey, I got to spend extra time with my kid on Father's Day, which was awesome. Yeah, sounds like you love it. You're hearing his voice. I know. Here's a lunchbox driving around a place to see if you can get free stuff for Father's Day. It's Father's Day. Happy Father's Day. What's my present? What's your present? Yeah, what's my present? I got a nice, warmest smile when you get up here. That's it.

That's not like to eat. Thank you so much. All right. Where were you? I just different drive-thrus. I just thought I figured we celebrate moms a lot. It's like, oh, get a free flower for Mother's Day. So I'm figuring people give out stuff for Father's Day.

Would you like to try Big Feet for combo? No, but can I get a yeah, yeah, yeah for all the good dads out there? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Can I get a woo-woo for all the dads on Father Day? Woo! Happy Father's Day, gentlemen. Since it's my first Father's Day. What's my present?

What do I get? We don't even get enough of free days. Man, I thought Father's Day was all about the free stuff. I know, right? But that's how I'd say, Woo, woo, fathers! Can you imagine if they gave Father's Day free stuff? Half the population is going to get free stuff.

Eddie, how was your Father's Day? Man, mine was the opposite of lunchboxes. Like, I didn't do anything. My mom, my wife didn't make me do it. Oh, boy. That's called the Freudian slip. No, don't start that. Stop that.

Does she like your mommy to you too? No, she's not. Oh, no. Oh, no. No, listen, she, like, really didn't make me do anything. I didn't, like, the kids were whining one time, and I didn't even deal with it. I just said, babe, boots. The kids are whining.

Take care of that. She's like, I got it. And mommy took care of it. Oh, my gosh. My wife. But, no, I did nothing. I watched golf all day. And golf is on the West Coast, so I watched it from, like, noon to about 8.30 p.m.

Oh, yeah. That was on. Oh, yeah. playing right for the TV. People like they know dads are going to do that. Yeah. So that's what I did. And Eddie got LASIC? Oh my gosh. Yes. Over the weekend? My vision, guys,

is better than it's ever been my whole life. So like for Faw's Day, I got to see my kids' faces. Perfectly. Now he finally recognized them for the first time ever. You guys are cute kids. Amy, your husband? That's funny. We did church and then lunch and then went over to your house and worked a little bit, but he got to swim with Stevenson. And then he got to play. Your husband didn't work. Your husband didn't work.

Your husband was at the pool. We worked. He swam with Stevenson. Then he got to go play golf. Then he came home and watched golf. And then, yeah. It's a great day to me. And he went to watch a baseball game with me on Saturday.

True. Yeah. Happy Father's Day, everybody. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So there's an American soldier and a French woman who met and fell in love during World War II. But then they got separated because of the fighting in Europe.

and they just thought they would never see each other again. Well, fast forward 75 years, and a paper is doing some article about World War II and interviews this guy, and he shows them a picture of him and this woman. He's like, I haven't seen her since I was 22 years old. Well, they tracked her down, and she's in a nursing home, like 27 miles from where they first met,

and they arranged a reunion. He's now 97, she's 92, and when they saw each other, they embraced. immediately and he said to her I always loved you you never got out of my heart guys this needs to be a movie I know I wonder if they have a baby

no it's too late for that I think yeah I think so 1944 and it was a very brief like they must have been love at first sight because I think it was like hey yeah they hung out for a little bit and then boom he was gone and 75 years later yeah that's a sweet story that they got reconnected

well shout out to the journalists for tracking her down My warp mind goes, well, they didn't spend enough time together. No, they actually didn't like each other. Right. Their whole wife, basically. Like, they just spent like a couple days. They only get that honeymoon, so all they remember was that awesome. But good.

I do like that. Yeah. I do like that. That's probably also why I'm single because I look at it like, oh, give them another month or something. They would have hated each other eventually. But I do love that, especially later on. Hopefully they'll be friends now forever, you know? Well, he's 97.

Forever. You know what I mean. Yeah, yeah, haters. All right. That was tell me something good. Sorry, we got to talking about lunchboxes' father's day, and we got over to Eddie a little bit, and Amy a little bit. But someone just texted me and said,

you did not ask Ray, your producer, Ramundo, what he did for father's here. And so you have, you're a father because... Because we have the 23 frozen eggs that are in the freezer at the hospital. My girl decided to freeze your eggs, so that's why we have them. And you felt like you're a father to those eggs. Absolutely, and so I wanted to see him to all of Father's Day, but my girlfriend explained to me, apparently they don't have a visitation in place right now. There's not a process for that.

And so I just kept saying, well, call the hospital. I want to go see the eggs on Father's Day. And so that was really my main concern. And she just said, they'd honestly have told me that you freeze them and you don't really get to see the eggs. Really, there's not something in place to do it. But I wanted to see the eggs on Father's Day. And you didn't get to. No.

So I never got to see the 23 eggs all Father's Day. Sure, I had a great day, but at the end of it, man, I just wanted to see the 23 eggs. Okay. Well, sorry I didn't check in with you. I've spent time with them. That's my fault. Yeah. All right, bud.

Yeah. Happy Father's Day, though. Thank you. You know, you actually had nothing to do with the eggs, right? Yet. Yet. Yet. Right, but he's not really the father to those eggs.

Like every woman has eggs. You're like the boyfriend. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we're born with our... So he could be a father to every woman in this world right now. As far as I'm concerned, we split the money. I've already made payments, so...

You made payments on the eggs. But freezing them. You didn't make the eggs. It's like he's paying for their hotel rooms. It was explained to me. That you're paying it. Those are your eggs. That's my girlfriend. That's mine and my girlfriend's eggs. And which, by the way, something that a lot of listeners are wondering about is that I guess when you came on the air when and talked about your ring fund? Oh, it was a month ago.

And so Ray Mundo said, I'm going to start saving money for an engagement ring. And you've started this fund. Yeah, it was going to be a lot lower and then you convinced me to up it a little bit. And you've been with your girl for how long? Ooh, six years. You've been through a lot together. Yeah, so much. You want to reveal how much you have in your ring fund? Absolutely.

Okay, ladies and gentlemen, let's check the tote board here. Here is Ray Mundo. How much is in the ring fund? We've had two pay periods. You told me to do 50 a pay period, and that's exactly what I did, so it's been a month. We got $100 in that fund, baby. $100 in the ring fund. That's what I'm talking about.

Wow. That's a solid amount of money. I don't care who you are. What part of the country you come from? You're very close to a down payment on a ring. This isn't a house, folks. This is a ring. How much you think you need for that down payment?

A couple more pay periods. Let's not get crazy, but to already have three figures? Three figures. I have never heard that before. Three figures. Never. So you're going to go, you guys are going on vacation. Very soon, yeah.

Yeah, and I mean, does she expect to be proposed to? No. We've already talked about that. You two have had. Yeah, the plans are the sights and sounds. Let's worry about that when we get back. Let's have some fun. She didn't mention to Amy that she'd take a ring pop at this point.

That doesn't cause a hundred bucks. That's like, that's one figure. $2.99. Yeah, it's one figure. Dot. Okay. Raymond, we're all rooting for you. Thank you.

You have a wonderful girl. Don't screw it out. Oh, she's awesome. I know I won't. Okay. So one of my favorite new artists, Kaylee Hammock, came over to the house and we did a bobby cast. And she's from Georgia.

Right? Like near where Luke Bryan's from? And so she went and gave Luke Bryan's mom a CD of just her songs. It's a pretty fascinating story. She's sitting there and she just looked up at me. And the only thing she said to me was, you're taller than I expected. And I was just like, hi, I'm Kaylee Hammock. You're Luke Ryan's mom.

This is the CD I was supposed to bring to you. It's a burnt CD that I wrote like in Sharpie because she had heard, I played in that area a lot. And she was like, I've heard of you. Like, I've heard of you playing, you know, but I've never seen you. So just give me the CD. Isn't that funny? And so then since she was having a bad day and then all of a sudden she gets a call on her phone?

I was irritated that day. Someone called me from a Nashville number. I answered it and he's like, hey, is this Kaylee? And I was like, yeah. And he goes, this is Luke. And I was like, look, I know 58 Luke's. I'm from South Georgia. What Luke are you?

And he goes, Luke Bryan. And I was like, Kaylee, you start the conversation off with a country star and you know, and you're already being snickety. She said that Luke's mom ended up giving Luke the CD. And he was like, I think you need to move to Nashville. And he said, well, Luke, I'm trying to do what you're doing, what you did. You went to Georgia Southern, you built a fan base.

And I said, I don't know if I'm ready to go yet. I don't feel like my heart's ready to go yet. He was like, I don't know if you're really smart or really stupid and not listen to me. But I guess listen to your gut. I just, I think you could do this. I think you need to move to Nashville. So I was like, okay. Yeah, check it.

That's a great episode. Search Bobbycast, wherever you listen to podcasts. Kaylee Hamm makes her name. She's awesome. Some of us got big fan of her, Kaylee Hammock, C-A-Y-L-E-E-K-L-E-Hamick. And that's on the newest episode of the Bobbycast. I saw this story real quick about this girl got proposed to and her fiancé, now her fiancé, put the ring inside of a McDonald's Big Mac and people were hating on her because she was just so proud.

Here's my thing. If people are finding enjoyment and something, why would you pee on it? Just in general. Yeah. Why would you pee on it? Let her. I'm going to tell you a couple of things that issues I had over the weekend. One, on Friday, Jesse James Decker came in and crushed.

Like, played so, she sings so well. And she did a cool version of Old Town Road, and she did one of her songs. And she was so good. And I went over, and I don't like to look at comments because it just makes me mad. And I go over and I look at the comments on Instagram, people are just like hating. For no reason other than just to write something up there. And I almost, I didn't, because I'm trying not to react emotionally anymore. I was like, why are you even posting on the page?

You can just scroll by something you don't like without adding this negativity to it. Morgan, number two, did you see that? Did you see it? Oh, yeah. Were you just like, why would you even waste your time spewing negativity when you can just do nothing? Yeah, it's bad. It gets really bad sometimes, and that was one of the really bad ones recently. So weird.

She's so good. And I don't look at Facebook at all for that reason. And I was looking at our Bobby Bowen Show Instagram. Oh, people are just jealous then. I mean, if they're hating on Jesse James Sucker for her coveting. in here and seeing like that they're just jealous of her. That's so rude. You're wasting energy being negative.

Save that energy. Another thing that I went to the college world series. I'm a diehard Arkansas Razorback fan. And I took Ramundo, Amy's husband, and Clay Travis, who's a sports guy, who is a Tennessee guy. He doesn't care about Arkansas. He doesn't like hate Arkansas, but everybody has their allegiances. And some dude on Facebook was bashing me for taking Clay Travis with me because he was

He said the Arkansas fan base was the fourth dumbest in the SEC. And I'm like, listen, first of all, that's my friend. I don't have to agree with everything he says. How many friends do you have in your life that you agree with everything they say? None. None. I don't even agree with me all the time. And I agree with me more than anybody.

And so I go to him and I say, hey, man, I get off and I shouldn't, but I just present a rational argument. I said, if someone was hating on your church and what you believed, would you just scream at them and tell them their idiots? would you invite them into the church to be like, look how much love is here. Look at how good people feel when they leave this church. And I said, if anything, that's what I did with Clay. He's a friend.

And I was like, hey, come to my sports church and look how awesome Razorback fans are. And then they just went off again. It's like, why would you be negative for no reason? Yeah, it does nothing. Except waste your energy. I know you want to be heard. Everybody wants to be heard. But now people are just being heard by yelling really angry, mean things.

We don't have a lot of room for it on the show anymore. I don't, you know, there used to be a time we just go on the screen about everything. It's just not for me anymore. Not that we're Mr. Rogers by any, like right now I'm being angry at people who are angry, but hopefully for a greater good. So if you're one of the people that's making it rotten for everyone, and I have a whole list of names I could call it on on Instagram, just don't say anything.

I'm not telling you to go on and be like, this is the best thing you ever heard. If you don't like it, just move on. You don't have to watch it. Yeah, that's the beauty of it. It's the beauty of having a thousand, different things coming at you from a thousand directions. You find what you like and you go to it. There's no need to be hateful.

Because I'll block you. One of my friends, I was watching her answer story and she was like, if you're on Instagram and you're just scrolling through and there are things that make you feel lesser because you're looking at someone who you think their life is so per- If it just makes you feel lesser, unfollow them, period.

You don't deserve to feel lesser. And there's no reason to put things in your life they're toxic for you. And that may mean that you need to work through something. It's not like that person posted something intentionally to make you feel lesser, but for whatever reason you may need to evaluate what you follow. If it's not for you.

And you need to work on why that's not for you. Or just don't make it for you. Like your son doesn't like shrimp. He can't work on that. Oh, yeah. He just can't eat shrimp. That's a little bit different. But I mean.

So my point is stop being a hater. I don't, if you're going to be a hater, we don't need you listening to the show. regardless of whatever ratings and downloads and streams and the ways that we're that we find all the if you're going to be a hater we don't need you listening to the show find another show. Now if we go, hey, what do you think about this segment or what do you think about this?

Because we do open it out some times ago, what do you like and what do you don't like? I'll come in and say you don't like stuff. But for no reason there's just not a thing. Like we don't need you if you're just going to be hateful. I'll block you. And I don't care about me so much. I'm a big boy.

98% of the time I can take it 2% of the time I cry like a baby 90% of the time I can take it But there's no need to get on social media And not just toward me in our show But toward other people Stop it, stop. I'm not going to make many people stop But if I can make one, didn't I

Didn't I do my job today? Yes. Thank you very much. All right, I didn't plan to go off on that soapbox But it did Thank you and have a great day We're not leaving, by the way We're not I got a couple things for you

They say more and more people are sleep sexting What does that even mean? Well, that you sleep with your phone near you, and you know what a sext is, right? Like your text message is like, hey. Yes, but I don't know what's sleep. Well, it's like sleep texting, except your phones are near you and they're not remembering whenever they send pictures of their stuff or they're like, hey, let's do stuff. So people are sleep sexting.

Most of their messages were gibberish or mentioned hooking up or just like, hey, let's sleep sexting. That's dangerous. That's why I need to do. I can blame it on something. Hey, let me shout out somebody real cool, because we'll, What's up is next week, we are giving listeners. We're going to do a whole deal. A whole, we're going to send you to Chicago.

You're going to come to the raging idiots in Chicago. It's a whole sweepstakes. And our sweepstakes are just you go to Bobbybones.com. And you do nothing except just chick-a-ch-ch-a. And then you're in, and we just draw winners. That's awesome. And it's flight, hotel. We're going to give you tickets to see Eddie and I, the Raging Idiots in Chicago.

It doesn't go up until next week, but I want a shout out U.S. Opelie, Disney code names for going, hey, people want it. They're demanding it. That's cool. We're going to send watch the Raging Idiots in Chicago. Awesome. So, yeah, we always appreciate when that happens. So, and then so many people want to come to our shows, and then if we don't come to your city, it's tough to get to. Unless you're going to drive 10 hours.

Right. And we're flying. It ain't word that. I'll be honest with you. By the way, if you want to come to this show, go to raging idiots.com. Bobby boom. Come on. The guy they're calling the Sperminator, welcome to his 50th child.

Oh, my gosh. Sperminator. This New York College professor, aka the Sperminator, has made his 50th donation. He donates his swimmers for free and has conceived 15 children just this past year. Yeah, because, I mean, a donation could end up in multiple babies? The 43-year-old math professor has just fathered another child, and his nickname is now Dyspermanator. I'll be back. If when he leaves, he says that.

Every time he donates. He hands a cup over, I'll be back. All right. See you tomorrow. Mr. Nader. We'll see you tomorrow. All right. We got to go home.

Let's see. Around the room, Amy, what's happening over there? I'm going to work out today. Pretty hardcore because I didn't really work out. This weekend I had no energy. I just was not into it. Every day I planned on working out and then it just didn't happen. So happening today.

What are you going to do? I feel my energy back. Waits. I'm going to lift weights and probably maybe some maybe run on the treadmill. I don't know. Yeah. I haven't decided exactly what. I know that it's happening.

Lunchbox what's up today? I'm going to get a run in. Then I got to mow that yard. That grass is getting long. They're supposed to be rain a lot this week. So I got to sneak in the lawn mowing and I got to get a nap. Nap is key on Monday. I got to get my air fixed.

Yeah, you do. Sweating my brains out last night. It's like every time it starts to get warm, my air goes out. And I get a fixed that had a new system put in. I don't know what's happening in my house. So that's the deal. Tomorrow, is tomorrow Garth Brooks in? Yeah.

Tomorrow, Girlth Brooks is coming on, hopping on live. So that'd be cool. Big couple days. Don't forget, there are two new Bobbycasts, one with Amy where she was at the house yesterday. We did a Q&A from you guys. And then also Kaylee Hammock. So, and like we talked about earlier, how Luke Bryan's mom actually helped her. So that's a whole deal.

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