The Bobby Bones Show - Amy Makes A Huge Breakthrough With Her Daughter + Bobby Hires New Phone Screener

Episode Date: February 5, 2019

Amy makes a huge breakthrough in her relationship with her daughter. Also, Bobby has officially hired a new phone screener for the show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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still on after the show's over. Hey, Bryce in Virginia. What's up, buddy? Hey, nothing much. How are you guys doing? Pretty good, man. Just kind of chilling. What about you? Oh, just getting me doing to my life. I'm actually a Marine recruiter in Northern Virginia, so I've been listening to you guys' show for the last. I'm six years probably. Oh, yeah? I can't use it every morning when before I go out to the field,

before deployment. My wife would actually send the snippets of your guys' show when I was on deployment to kind of brighten the mood. Oh, well, that's cool. Where were you deployed? So I went on the 24th Mew. We did support in Syria, kind of the Middle East area, I would say.

Dang. I don't even know. I don't even know what that's like. I have no idea of what... A lot of time on ship. Man. Well, listen, we appreciate you, man. Like, seriously, that's crazy.

Because what you do, we get to do what we do, so we appreciate you so much. Thanks for listening to the show, too. Oh, thank you. I'm excited to read your book. I'm actually going to get a word. Oh, you're chopping out a little bit. Do you have the book already? No.

I'll get it for you. Hold on. I'll send you one then. How about that? Oh, well, thank you. Yeah, I'll sign you one and I'll send it over to you yet. That's the least I can do, Bryce. Oh, no way.

My wife would never believe that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So here's what I'm going to do. Hey, hold on. Hey, I'm going to put Bryce on hold and then I'm going to sign him a book and send it to him. Cool. All right. Bryce, I'm going to send you a book.

I appreciate you calling, and I got you, man. I appreciate that. Tell your wife say hello. Oh, thank you so much. All right, don't hang up. Okay. All right, there you go. wrapping it up

we're done with today's show I don't know people know what you do with that button like when you say that because you do that a lot I'm like the show what you'll say like hey I'm gonna put him on hold and then I'm sign that

but people don't know do they know that you're I don't know I don't care it's not that I don't care it's just like I'm talking They don't know he's pressing a button I know but no one ever replies to you

like none of us ever go like okay cool we got that bone Oh no I just imagine people know I'm talking to somebody Okay okay I was wondering that But I don't think about it Like everything that I do here by the time it goes like live

it's just muscle memory instinct I don't think a lot I think about it before we go on because I make all my notes because you're in control though look at you control all the buttons you're thinking about what you're doing

you've got stacks of papers and if I were thinking about all these levers all the time and buttons and papers like if I was all the way conscious of everything happening I wouldn't be able to do it it's a lot of thinking it's pretty amazing

and then you got to know what song's going to come next and so you're looking at what the order of it and it's just like, you're doing all that while you're making some point and inspiring someone across America. It's really weird. I appreciate you saying that, but it's not even a thing to me.

It's crazy. Because we can never afford a board op, like a producer. I'm one of the last, like, syndicated shows that runs his own board. I'm not in about six months. But I mean, some of that have to do with finances, but also that you like that control.

Both. Yeah. I think I would have gotten earlier and not done this. But then I was the only one I felt could do it right. Yeah. But if you sucked at it, you wouldn't do it.

Like, if you were just terrible. If I sucked out of the show, wouldn't be as good. Like, we wouldn't have gotten to this point. Yeah, I'm pretty good at pushing buttons and, like, making sounds. And I have, like, 300 buttons here I can push. Yeah. And then looking for, like, a buzzer or, like, anything. That's true.

I don't know if anyone's ever told you that, so I'm just saying. They haven't. So thank you very much. Yeah. But you actually sit beside me and watch all the buttons. I'm watching the entire time. Amy and Lunchbox don't really see it at all. And you have this little, like, nervous tick where you just put the fader,

you know, the volume knob, basically for your mic up, and then tap it down. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then tap it up a little bit and then tap it a little bit down. I'm always moving it. Always. And it doesn't really make a difference. Not really. Yeah, but I'm not, I'm not running this board once we get our new studio in like June.

Who's running it? Lunchbox. No way, no. No, but seriously. Whoa, this is like, this is, that's crazy. That'll be so crazy. I think I'll have a small board. But I think Mike D will probably run a lot of it.

Whoa. I think so. We had a big, like, three-hour meeting with engineers because they're tearing this room out and they're knocking walls down, and it's a whole thing. Whoa, you're not behind a board is going to be so bizarre to me. But it's like I want a TV set

because I want our show to eventually be on TV like as a show. And TV to me doesn't actually mean on a television station. TV to me broadcasts. No, no, no. That's not what it means. When it's something on TV, like he's Netflix TV to you?

Yeah, okay, exactly. So I wanted to be able to be consume visually too. For it to be palatable visually. How our radio station is built now is not fun to watch. We're all sitting in a circle of the crappy table with buttons and looks like a radio station. I want a show. It has to be palatable visually.

Yes. You probably don't see like Rich Eisen who does a radio show. No, but I have seen like Mike and Mike. Yeah. Yeah. So I want a radio show that looks like a TV studio. And that's what we're building. So that means lunchbox can't like wear sweatshirts anymore.

I can't. But lunchbox can still wear his Jayhawks? You guys can wear whatever you want. You know? We are who we are. But I've started... Should we just have a uniform? I know.

Let's just keep it easy. Like, I'm starting... If this is going to be the case, like, let's just... Or a wardrobe budget. Because we wake up so early that it's like, I don't have to think about getting dressed. Well, you don't have to. There's no rule. Yeah.

But, like, I've stepped up my game a little bit. I used to come in at sweats all the time. Correct. I've kind of switched it up a little bit. And we have a lot of... like guests coming by. Yeah, yeah. No.

They're a nice sweats. Like, they're way cooler. Nike sweats. Okay. I know. I'm being loose with the word designer. Not like champion sweats. Not like Gucci.

No, I have some champion. Champion's awesome now. Champion's cool again, Eddie. Oh, right. Yeah, like, Academy sweats. I don't want to have any umbrose. Oh.

But yeah, we had a long, and what they do now with our studio, because it's like built 3D and you can like walk down it and look at it. I'm going to print it on the 3D printer? No, it's not like a real studio. But our big problem now is Amy, our eye line. What do you mean? Because how we have it set is like you're looking, we're not, you know how we look at each other kind of here?

Yeah. And I'm having the guest seats over to my right, like a late night talk show. Oh, okay. And then we're having a- I'm picturing like Letterman. And we're having a small stage built in here for artists to go play on.

Wow. Everything's moving in here. So what's the eye line issue? Because you know how you and I can look right at each other? Right. You're more to the same. of me now. So I'm going to have to be like, excuse me!

No, no, but it's like I have to turn, you have to turn your head a little bit more. Oh, I do? Maybe both of us. Okay. But it's not, we're going to fix it. Okay. But that's, that's what we're picking mold, like mold, like molding. Crown molding?

I don't know. Interesting. But that's what we've been doing. You're not picking mold. I don't even know the time for it. It's mold. It's molding. We're picking the mold. Like penicillin.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know where they, where did they come from? I have no idea. You at the board and then getting a new board. And then the new studio. Then Mike D might run it. Oh yeah.

My D is going to have his own little station over in the corner. And he made it like run sounds and stuff. So it's going to be this size? I mean, this room's humongous. It is. I know because of this big chunk in the middle. The big chunk and we're also right in the middle of the room. But then what happens to the glass room?

We knock a hole. That turns into a green room for artists over there. And then this one gets expanded and they're knocking that back wall out right there. And in my office, my office is not. going to exist over there. My office is moving. But are we still going to be cut off from the glass room or they'd be more in here? Because sometimes they have to talk. Oh, I just like everybody together.

No. Do you imagine everyone in one room? No, and they have like, they're editing in there. That's why there's a glass room. Okay. And they're answering phones. Can you imagine the phone screen in the room with us? Hello, bye, my phone show. Guys keep it down. Bobby's kind of talks. The whole time. All right, good point. Yeah. No, you have to have separation with producers.

Got it, got it, got it. And they'll probably be a podcast place for us to do podcasts instead of this room because I don't like, you know. Oh, that's cool. So, yeah, so everybody can go do their podcasts and other rooms. So it's the whole thing. But it's probably June or July, which means probably 2020. Yeah. Wow, it's already gone.

I was thinking April. No, it's May, June, July. Probably June. Okay. It's when it'll all be done. We'll have to work out of that studio for a while over there. The local studio? The local studio.

As they knocked this place down. So, but pretty cool, huh? Yeah, I'm excited. Yeah, me too. I can't wait. I think that's it, huh? Anything, anyone want to bring anything up? Amy?

Nah. Done with it. No, I mean, I'll keep talking if y'all have ideas. Straight hair, don't care. Straight hair don't care. But no, I mean, I'll keep going. But I don't know how many ideas? Like, whatever you want to talk about.

I'll talk. I mean, could I step while we talk? Let me step. Oh, Amy's always, are you still in your step challenge? Yes, I have one more week to go. I've made it this far. I can get knocked out. I think like last I heard there was over 800 probably could be at 1,000 now that have been out.

But how many started? See ya, suckas. 3,500. So how much money are you thinking you're going to make? I hope more people drop out this week. Who cares? At least I make my money back. I put in 40.

I get the 40 back. I agree. And you got healthier. Because you quit. Because you quit. I didn't quit. It was like day two and I didn't make my steps and it just was hard to get on. and then I woke up to an email saying I'd been disqualified.

Because she quit. Because you quit. I didn't quit. I didn't mean to. You noticed Amy's got a lot sassier over the last year like mom. What? Do you say that all the time? Even just now.

As a parent, your patience gets tested a lot. Sometimes like in public, I'm like, oh, I hope nobody just heard me act that way. Oh, yeah. Because like, Stevenson will do something that's so annoying. And I'll just be like, Stevenson, are you serious right now? Like, use your brain. Because it's something I know we've told him like multiple times. And I'm like,

You're not thinking. And I say it like that. And that's just not very loving. What did you just yell at them? Why does she go? You're stupid or something. What did you just tell them? I didn't say that.

No, no. What did she say before? I said, are you serious? Oh, are you serious? Are you serious? No, is that what you said to them? I didn't say to them? Something just now.

When they said you quit and you went. I didn't quit. Yeah, I didn't quit. No, you said something else. But anyway. Well, whatever. I said, don't be ridiculous. Maybe.

No? For those that can't see, Amy is dancing back and forth, taking her steps. Does anybody want to join Step Bet next time? Nope. It starts up again. We get a two-week break. I think I'm going to stick with it because it really does keep me moving.

And I saw Maria Manunos doesn't even go to the gym. She just makes sure she gets like 18,000 steps. But don't you think that a lot of that's genetics? Maria Minos, no. Have you seen she lost like tons of weight? Did you know? You're telling me you can just walk 18,000 steps and it be that. No, she said she just goes, goes, goes.

She don't get up a mic deep. Can you pretty please get it before and after Marine. I mean, Maria Minninos. Okay. I know that everybody's different. I'm not, I'm just saying you feel. Like Adam Levine says he only does yoga. Adam Levine says that and that's how he gets all ripped up.

Yes. Yeah, but he's genetically probably. Oh, for him, that's the answer. But for Maria Minno's, you know, I know she has to eat a certain way. But she's just saying she doesn't, you would probably think she spends a lot of time in the gym. But she's like, no, I just keep my body moving. And genetics. I don't just sit.

I'm sure you before enough. If you used to work out when you were like a teenager, those muscles are still there. right? They're just covered in a little bit of fat. Like, like, see, because I work in high school, I worked out. He's talking about himself. Well, I'm just wondering, because I know I have muscles down there. I know I do. I feel them. Everybody has muscle, Eddie.

So if I did do yoga, say, I don't know if that's cardio or not, but if I did lose the fat, I mean, I wouldn't have to lift weights to get my muscles out, right? They're still there. You'd be skinny, but my muscles would still be there. I don't know that muscles stay. You don't work them and they just stay. Oh, they don't? No.

Okay. No, you have to rebuild them. They're built up or they're not built. Because I wouldn't mind a little Adam Levine body. Like that's, I wouldn't bad. Your wife really liked. She did like it. That wasn't bad.

That should be your goal. About once a year you get on this kick for about three weeks where you exercise. Everybody carried around a jug of water. Because Mike D said he lost, how many pounds Mike D? How many? 30 pounds with drinking water. 30 pounds just by drinking water. Well, in a limiting Coke.

But Mike has lost over a how much you lost total? 120. He lost 120 pounds. That's pretty amazing. So he was extremely overweight, and you have to maintain that lifestyle to keep the weight on, right? Yeah. So instead, he just didn't maintain that bad lifestyle and drank water. Like, it's hard to continue to maintain a bad lifestyle.

Yeah. But it's fun sometimes. It is hard, but if you say, like, all you need it, you don't have to work out, just eat well and drink a lot of water. I'm like, I'm in. No, you're not because you would. If you can only do one thing, eat well or work out, you eat well every time. Yes. You can just eat perfectly and not work out and have abs.

And then you see like football players who are completely ripped and they eat cheeseburgers but they work out a lot. And genetically. Oh, the genetics. And also they're also playing football and training for football. They play a game where they run a lot. When I was dancing, it was like, you can eat whatever you want. And she was like, oh, we're jealous of it is how much you can eat. Yeah, I was eating everything.

But I was also dancing eight, nine hours a day. Yeah, I still need to figure that out. What's that? Just kind of my life balance. because I eat well for months and then pizza night. Every day from the months. No, no, no, no, weekdays, weekdays. One pizza night is not going to destroy you.

Well, for five days at a time and then the weekend you go crazy. Weekdays are easy because it's pattern. It's just like every day you wake up, you do that, you eat a good lunch and then you go to bed. But then weekend time is like, all right, pizza, let's go, popcorn, go to a movie. Well, if it were easy, everybody would be doing it. And everybody's not in shape because it's not easy. And then what about alternatives? There's healthier versions of popcorn or there's like cauliflower crust pizza you can make it.

Of course it doesn't sound good. That's gross. But it's a way to fill your cravings but not, you know, have to get all the bad carbs and fat. Do you know how much fake cheese I have in my house? Fake. It's not real. What is it? Nut cheese. That's my name of college food. I mean, I have like three versions of non-dairy cheese in my house.

I love a good cashew cheese. It's saying you're getting cheated. Sounds like a fraud. It's not as good, but it's still okay and pretty good. But it's a happy balance in the middle. And I have less inflammation without the dairy. It's worth it. Sometimes you make a sacrifice to know that you wake up and your nose isn't bigger.

My nose gets inflamed. Did you know that about me? My husband knows. He told you. Well, no, sometimes if I have like. He comes home after like three weeks. Oh, I've been hitting cheese hard, huh? No, I get inflamed.

Hey, Pinocchio, easy on the belbita. My face gets fluffy. Like over Christmas. Somebody had chipping caseo. No, over Christmas, I went a little crazy just because, I mean, a lot of the food that's offered just isn't what I typically consume. And my body reacted to it so fast. Like, back in the day, I wouldn't notice a lot of the change because I still had it in my diet, so I didn't notice. But then if you have it eliminated and then you add it back in, my body flared up fast.

and like even my nose got so swollen. We woke up one morning, my husband was like, what is happening with your face? I was like... She went in an epileptic velvita shock or whatever. I was like, I don't know. I ate a lot of dairy and gluten, and now my body's mad at me. You know, Will Smith and Hitch when it's face blow?

Yes. That's what I'm saying. That's not right. Amy had some shells and cheese and her... Yeah, it was bad. So, I mean, but it was yummy and good, but then, of course, it took me a while to, like, flush it out of my system, detox it out,

clear up my liver. happy liver, happy life. I tell you, guys, for me, how I'm able to do it most of the time, 80% of the time, is to do the numbers with food, meaning I can have a cupcake and it'll be good for three and a half minutes. Or I cannot have the cupcake and be happy for the next hour and a half when I think about how I didn't eat that cupcake. I'm laughing out loud because I'm thinking of a tweet you put up last night where you said, you whispered to yourself you're not hungry

you're just bored and I was like I should try that I should try that next time I'm like my tweet was whispers to self you're not hungry you're bored

dude that is a mind struggle right there yes because so many times we eat just because oh I do that every night so I go how else can I fill my time you're not hungry

you're just bored dude I'll have dinner and just be like I need popcorn or something like where is it what I'll do what happens with me is sweets

I need something after that. I'll be like, let me get a little something sweet. It's crazy. You're not hungry. Just get a little bit. It's a little taste. It's a little taste sweet. So, but if you can just get through like that three to five minute craving, you're good.

You're set. Yeah. Just get on the other side of it. So hard. And you'll be, it is hard. And I'm not even perfect at it. Because sometimes you just like, screw it. I'm in.

If I have things in my house, I'll eat them all. So I can't keep them in the house. And then sometimes those be in my house. You know what I've been doing though? I've been taking cashews that have no salt, unsalted cashews. dumping them to a bowl and then taking my mama chula because I love it.

What's Mama Chula? Whatever it's called? Hot sauce? Yeah. And I put a Chalula. I like put like five or six shakes on it. Nice. And they're pretty good.

Just eat the unsalted cashews. Yeah, because hot sauce is good. With the mama chula hot sauce. Oh. Cholula. Chalula. Yeah. Whatever.

Mama chula. Potato chelula. Oh, if people are deployed in your life and you're sending them a care package, military people, my husband always loved getting Chalula, Lady Chalula in his package, and they make little teeny

tiny ones that'll fit inside a flight suit and that way they can carry around them because food over there sometimes is like not good so they just douse it in that Chalula and it makes everything better. So there's a tip if you're sending a care package overseas throw in a bunch of hot sauce. I had hot sauce almost everything. Yeah, I did

too now. Yeah, so all right we're good. See how many steps I have just standing here like talking you all like this. I know I can't really do this the whole show, but... You can't because it's annoying. I know, but this isn't really count. Yes, Amy.

And it makes you talk really fast, too. I just get excited. She does focus, though, better. She's not always sketching or doodling or on our computer. It's true. Like, um, five, six times a day I have to, like, get her attention, like, wave out her, like, she's a kid.

No, he has to, like, call me separately and remind me not to doodle. Like, later. Hey. Hey. Can you pay attention? I like when you're talking, though, and you wave at her. Like, hey. Oh, yeah.

It's like, if you had a boat flare, you know, like, you would throw one I'll be in the middle of a segment, and Amy's like, out, she's in her own land over there. And I'll take my hand and put it right in front face and wave it. Like, hey, over here. Over here. Well, you'll be happy to know, just standing here. I've gotten about 150 steps, which is depressing, because I'm to sit down. That's like not worth it.

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Mr. Bobby Bones. Lemposs, America. Hey, welcome to the show. Morning studio. A little more normal after a non-super Bowl night, huh? Yeah. Here on Tuesday. Today, though, it's a pretty cool day in country music history,

and I like to share this because... Your country music's youngest history. Thank you very much. The Bobby Bones show. in country music. You'll like this one today to start the show. On this day in 1994, which makes it 25 years ago,

John Michael Montgomery's, I swear, was the number one country song. It stayed at the top of the charts for four weeks. It was released as the first single from his album, kicking it up.

Now, was this song out first, or was the pop song out first? Wow, I think it was all for one. No. First? No. He was first. He's the OG. Okay, I didn't know that. But this song takes me back to my junior high dances.

You just wanted to get asked to dance when this song came on. Yeah? Yeah. Tell me more. Well, sometimes you didn't get asked to dance. So then you and your girlfriends would just have to like, you know, sway side to side. I didn't go to dances. It's like whatever age this was.

We did. We did, and it was so cool. I did DJ dances though Once I got like 18 or 19 Yeah I did the sound and light shows I'd travel around in the van From my radio station

KLAZ sound and light show Nice And I'd play this And I'd watch everyone And sometimes I'd go that one into To that guy squares Yeah The two songwriters

Originally wrote this song in 1987 Now remember it came out in 1994 But they could not convince Anyone to record the song Because everyone's like That's not a good song Wow Now, in 1992, they recorded a new demo of the song,

and John Michael Montgomery heard it, recorded it, it became a number one. Six months after his version hit number one, all for one released their version. John Michael Montgomery was number one for four weeks, All for One went to pop, said at number one for 11 weeks, and won a Grammy. Wow. That is crazy because in this industry, like, if a song doesn't stick at the beginning, it's gone. Cool story, huh? Yeah.

Is that pretty good? It's really real. Come on there, jump in. I love you with him. Hey, come on. Stretch that one out. Breaking down a little bit. There we go.

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Eating breakfast may now be making you fat. Oh. day new study. New research suggests breakfast may not be the best for you. If you're looking to lose weight, you may want to skip the smell. Skipping breakfast doesn't make you hungrier during the day.

That's what this says. Boy, here's my problem when I skip breakfast. I skip breakfast and go, well, because I'm going to eat a little lighter today than my lunch, because I'm so hungry, it's like three times a lunch. We've been all told forever how important breakfast

is. This thing says there's no evidence to support the idea of eating breakfast helps you lose weight. I don't know. I just know that all bodies are different. I save this spiel all the time. All of us are genetically disposed to be different to different foods

and different times. You ever skip breakfast? I do, yeah. Like on purpose? Yes, yeah. And I do fine without it. I do better. If I do more of like a smoothie

or juice later in the morning, but I don't, I'm not one that has to wake up and like eat oatmeal and eggs and all the things. Some mornings I do if I'm craving it, I more now do intuitive eating. Oh, that's a fancy name for you. When you're hungry, you eat.

I try to listen to my body because I can get too wrapped around every different study that comes out, and I just can't obsess over that. I just got to listen to my body. I'm more of it. I put mine on an absolute schedule. I eat at these exact times all the time, so I have to think about it and worry about it. Yeah. I would do the Steve Jobs and wear the same clothes every day if I could.

Just because I don't have to think about it. Our band, we have uniforms. Yeah. My comedy show is uniform. I'm going to make it easy. I don't have to worry about clothes. I'm worried about food. I eat the same thing for lunch every day for like three weeks at a time.

It's crazy. Why? Because that just sounds like it gets old. I'm boring. No, it's awesome because I don't even think about it. I just show up and eat it. It's amazing. I'll say this.

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nine days till Valentine's Day. Guys? Oh, boy. There are a few of you guys. Let's bring in the dudes. Three of you are in relationships. Let's go to Lunchbox. Lunchbox, you've been married for how long?

Three and a half of years. Valentine's Day is nine days away. Do you have anything you've started planning? No, I just written. I mean, now that you say it's nine days, I'm like, oh, I kept thinking, I got plenty of time, but I got nine days, so I guess I'll get on that old planning train.

So what do you want to do? What can you do since you have a new baby? I'll probably watch TV at the house. What day of the week does it fall on? Is it? I have no idea. Thursday. Oh, Thursdays are bad nights. Why?

I don't know. Are you going to do anything at the house special, though, you think? Probably not. Not even I cook for her? Order something? I mean, I guess I could cook for her. I could make her favorite meal. I could make her, she loves this peanut soup, so I guess I can make it.

You're not in a romance at all, huh? Well, I do romantic things. Like last year I sent a scene. Last year. Back in 07. Go ahead. Yeah, last year I sent a singing quartet to her work. Oh, yeah.

For Valentine's Day. And that was pretty cool. And they show up and they sing her two songs and embarrass her in front of everybody at work and they give her a rose. That's cool. That was awesome. Are you planning? You don't have to say what you're doing, but do you have anything like that? No, no, no.

I have nothing. Yeah. Literally nothing. Eddie, nine days away, you've been married for how long? 13 years. Two kids? Two kids? Lovely.

Anything? Nope. No plans. Now, is it that you may still plan something? Oh, yeah, yeah. I just haven't really thought about this. What I've done in the past is cook. I've done cooking stuff.

Or she likes a sushi place in town. I'll pick up sushi to go and then put the kids to bed and then we'll light candles and watch a Netflix show and have a good night. But that's pretty much all we do. Oh, she likes that? It's okay, but she did mention like a few days ago that she'd like to do something a little different this year. But I hadn't. Were you receptive to that? Yeah, I was like, okay, okay.

Let me think about it, and I still haven't thought of anything. Okay, nine days. Ramundo, our audio producer who's in the glass room, you've been with your girl for how long? For five years going on? Five years? Yeah. And you guys aren't married? Not married.

No kids. No kids. Valentine's Day should still be kind of a thing. It is, definitely. Anything you've planned. Yep, definitely. Right next to our place, it's walking distance. It's a nice taco spot.

And I'm going to do Red Sangria for the Valentine's theme. And then I also know a really good flower shop in town. Hit that up. Wonderful. Why are you laughing at him? Yeah, I'm all planned out. Let's Box's just laughing at you. Let's Fox's got nothing.

He's laughing at Raymondo who's got something. Man, that's just good. I mean, that's good. Was that a jealousy laugh? No, whatever. I mean, they go to the Taco Place three times a week. So what's different than a Valentine's? No, we definitely have been there a ton, but if she likes the Taco Place, why not go there again?

I agree. Yeah. Do whatever that they feel as special. Well, and she already told me. She just said, hey, let's do dinner. Small gifts, because we're also in the transition of moving. So we don't want to get like a huge old teddy bear that we then have to put on the moving truck.

So everything is think of a teddy bear you think about. What she means by small gift is a ring is small. Engagement ring. Yeah. That's what she was talking about. I was assuming like a small flower or plant or something. Any chance you get, what are the odds here on you getting married? Like plus 500? I mean, I would have to make some moves right now before Valentine's Day.

Yeah, nine days. Yeah. Yeah, it can be done. Engagement ring Engagement ring I haven't even talked to her dad yet And that owl has to happen within the next couple days That's busy, that's booked

I might just wait till summer We'll book them on the show Oh my gosh Her pops comes in live Well your husband do anything for you? Yeah, he already has, we have something playing I don't know what it is but it's at 5 p.m. Oh good

But you don't know what it is yet Good He's good He's real good Good And I was like 5pm But he's like well you have to wake up early What about you?

I don't have nothing. Thanks for asking them. Oh. Well, you might have something. Some people do like self-care. Yeah, I'm going to do self-care. I'm taking nap. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan number two's 32nd skinny.

Jason Aldeen and his wife, Brittany, welcome their daughter, Navy Rome yesterday. He shared a photo on social media saying he's excited to watch what life has in store for this little princess. Kit Moore said that he has new music pretty much ready, but isn't sure when he'll share it. he tweeted, it's going to be tough not playing this new record we're listening to,

been quietly working. And Thomas Rett said what makes him be over the top with his energy on tour. He said he'll start breathing really heavy, make a cocktail, start to listen for music, and maybe go run for a lap to get him in a certain mindset. So it's perfect for tour. I'm working number two. That's your skinny. It's time for the good news.

Oh, it's Bobby. Tell me something. Chassity Salazar. She goes by this guy's house because someone was stealing tools from him. His name was Louis Hicks, and she noticed he was using his gas oven to heat his home. Now, using a gas oven to heat at home is unsafe. Right. So she found a way to help.

And by the way, he's a World War II veteran. So officers with the Austin Police Department reached out to Austin Cops for Charities, which helped donate air conditioner to people in need. They got an electric heater from Mr. Hicks. They set him up, warm and safe, all free of charge. Then they came back and installed an electric fireplace for him, and the community has been bringing in food and supplies as well. Oh, I love that part.

I didn't know that part. I knew the part where he was using his gas stove and, like, fanning it over to make the heat spread around. And I was like, oh, man, that's super cool. 92-year-old vet and need. The Austin Police Department helped out. Wow. Love that. That's what it's all about right there.

Bobid Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Woodbridge, New Jersey. A 57-year-old man's at work. He's in the break room and he gets a cup of ice, pours it on the, the floor, walks away, comes walking back, and does the old, oh, boom,

I fell! Oh, he faked the fall. Faked the fall. And not only fake it, he's set up. Yes. Wow. Harts his back, waits for someone to discover him, he's rushed to the hospital. He waited for someone to come to him to him, too. He laid there, like he was injured. Okay.

And he gets taken by EMS to the hospital, and he files a claim. They go back and review the footage of the security cameras, and he's charged with insurance fraud. Is the video existing? Oh, it is out there. You guys see? He's great. Yeah.

How dumb does this guy feel that we can all watch the video? Can we put this up at Bobby bones.com? Yes, it is so funny. It almost like doesn't seem real, but it is. How does he dump the eyes? Is he like carefully dump it over? Yeah, he carefully dumps it with a cup, and then he walks 10 feet and then makes a U-turn, and then he comes back, and he just, oh, and he falls down.

He just lays it. It's in like a break room. He's stepping, stepping. Let me see. I'm going to let, oh, yeah, this looks like a good place to pour some ice. He's slowly. Super casual. You got a backpack on.

He got some sweats on. He turns around, looks down his phone, and he slips and falls, and he's down, folks. And now he waits. Why not just dump the ice down and then lay on top of it? He sort of does. It's not early. The slip, like, from far away, you can only see it, but he kind of just, like, lays down. Yeah.

Bobbybones.com. All right, there you go. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Thank you. The Bobby Bow Show. For me, sleep is so important when I do this show. I'm sure whatever you're doing today.

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It should be pretty easy. I'll give you five of them. Will she get four out of five? Ooh. Yes. No. Oh. You got one yes, one no.

Are you ready? It's going to be hard. Four out of five. Okay. Name the first movie. Can you sing with all the voices of the mountain? Can you paint with all the colors of the wind? Can you paint with all the colors?

of the wind. Do you know that Disney movie? Yeah. Go ahead. Frozen. Oh, my goodness. That's one. Is it the same person then?

That's Colors of the Wind. Do you know what movie that is? Pocahontas, yeah. Is that the same person? No. I don't know. What do you mean? I don't think so.

That's not Edina Mansell. I thought that sounded like her. That's what threw me off. I never saw Pocahontas. Ready? Yes. You have to get the next four rider. Obviously.

There you go. I thought Elton John sang this. What version is this? Is this in the movie? Elton John's like in the movie? I've never seen it, but... That sounds like it's in the movie. The Lion King.

That's right. There you go. All right, you're still in it. You ready? Yes. Name this one. What color is the sky? I'm my amor.

You tell me that it's red. I'm my amor. I'm my amor. Where should I put my shoes? I'm my more. You say, put them on your head. I'm, my amor, I'm my amor, I'm my mo.

Coco. Yeah. A poco loco. That's all right. Pogo loco. I'm nodding and I'm guessing. No, Cal to Tess. That's Coco.

Ready for the next one? Yep. No, second. A puzzle to the rest of us is there. What Disney movie is this? Amazing. It's my favorite part because. you'll see

No idea Hold on Eddie, you know it? Yeah, I do Yeah But she won't Discover that it's him Till chapter three

Okay Now it's no wonder That her name means Go ahead Beauty and the Beast Yeah All right Amy Got enough of that song

To hear those context clues All right one last one If you get this when you win If you miss this one you lose Are you ready? Yeah I don't know if you get this one or not It's a tough one

Cool I know it's a lot The hair The blood When you're staring at a demigod What can I say Except You're welcome

For the time The song is called You're welcome Hey it's okay It's okay You're welcome You know what Eddie I do

You know all of it All the kid movies All of them Thumbs and pulled up the sky Amy for the win Um, Amy for the win. Hold on.

You can't give me any more. No, I'm sorry. Well, now I can't even hear the song. Oh, no. Give her a little bit buns. Come on. A little bit what? More song.

It's like dancing, happy animal. Go ahead. What is your answer? I can't think of it. Three? Um, come on. D-da-da.

It's Moana. Oh, Moana. I'm sorry. That's the rock. That was the rock singing. Oh, my gosh, my kids love Moana. I know it's a lot. The hands.

Yes, it is. Now I hear it, obviously. Amy, you did not win. You only got three or five. That makes lunchbox our big winner. Give the guy Nicol. He did it well. He did the job.

All right. When it come through, Amy. You're welcome. I don't think there was a prize. I did it for you. Bobby Bonds. Yes. Amy, so what happened with your daughter?

Well, they have been with us about a year and two months. We adopted a son and a daughter from Haiti. and our son is younger and he's really been, it's been easier for him the transition, some stuff, some stuff. But like loving us and knowing that we love him and our daughter has a little more, she's more walls up because she's, she lived with her birth mom for five years than the orphanage for five years and now with us. So she's on like her third life.

And every night, I mean, of course I love her to pieces and every night putting her to bed. I tell her I love her and she just doesn't say anything. and she still hasn't said it, but we got out of church the other day and she handed me a note that said, I love my mom. And she talks about her Haitian mom a lot. So, I mean, I don't know if it's a defense mechanism on my part, but I'm like, okay, that's, that's not for me. Like, that's for your, do you want me to save this to give to your Haitian mom? And she just looked at me and she said, no, it's for you.

And I was like, I was overwhelmed with the most. because that was her way. She still can't say it and like look at me and say like, I love you too or anything. But she handed it to me and that was her way of saying I love you. And of course, I geeked out. Oh, you made a big deal about it. Oh, no. Like I, I, because I was so, I couldn't believe.

I'm still in shock right now. Like my cheeks are from smiling so big about it because I feel like I've been waiting so long here say that. And I just, mainly because I want her to know, I want her to feel our love and know that we mean it unconditionally and we're not going anywhere so she can feel safe loving us. That's mainly why. It's not because I need to hear those words. But yeah, whenever, I mean, I seriously was like, oh, okay, let me save this. I'll give it to your Haitian mom.

And then my husband was there and then I made this really big deal. And then I started geeking out and I started kissing all over her. And I was like, you love me. You love me. You really love me. And she just was like shaking her head, yes. And then my husband was like, Amy Stop, you're making this awkward. And she kind of looked up and he looked at her and he goes, is mom making this awkward?

And she goes, yeah. And I was like, okay, I'll back off. But it was just special because everybody wants to feel loved and I know how much we care about her. And she's just a tough cookie. Like she's been through a lot and I'm going to frame it. Oh, you have it with you now. Yeah. Oh, wow.

I got my bag. She made that in church? Yeah, at kids' church. And then I said, was this like an activity where you had to write like I love you to your mom? And she said no, that they could write whatever they wanted. Do you know why it's crazy? Not crazy. Because I understand why you'd feel that way.

Because it made you feel what? It made me feel, I still don't even know how to describe it. It just makes me feel so. Like we're a family. Like this is, you know, like we have a bond now. And she, it makes, it makes me feel good knowing that she trusts us. Because that's the thing. I think that that's where she's guarded and that, that she's comfortable.

So it makes me just feel happy for her because I want her to feel that. And I want her to grow up knowing that. That's special. That's cool. So, I don't know. Just I wouldn't go overboard on, on, on, yeah, because then she'll feel awkward by doing it again. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I put her to bed that night and I was like, I love you. Well, every night I have in the last night.

You did a dance though? And you can't see him in the table, but she did a dance when she just said that. I said, I love you and she still just says good night. She hasn't said it, but this says it all. And I know, I need to calm down. No, you don't need to calm down in your own head and mind. But to her. But to her. Just slowly integrate it. Not like it's a huge deal, because then she feels awkward doing it again. Okay.

And you don't want her to feel like every time she does it, you're going to make a big deal about it. Yeah, yeah, no, I'm cool. I won't make a big deal. It is a big deal. I'm not saying it's not a big deal. It's a wonder. No, stop it. You know it's a big deal.

Yeah, to her I need a life. You want to warm her into being able to express it and it becoming a normality. Yeah. More so than a New Year's Eve party. Yeah. Okay. Okay. But it is awesome.

Yeah. Because I know the struggle. Yeah. Oh, the struggle has been real. And so, I don't know. We're making a lot. ground people we're making ground keep the faith if you've adopted

or you're in a similar type of situation fostering and you're showing all kinds of love and not getting any love in return it may come in the form of paper there you go come on yeah come on and then bones as soon as someone like you tell

someone that you love them are you going to bring this up well I'm just I made me think of this this is a little bit of I've okay well it is true you've never said I love you but you have similar I've often compared some of their pains of abandonment to your pains of abandonment. And I guess I speak from her side of things when I say that. Is it if I ever said to somebody and they freaked out?

Like, oh, I'd be like, that's never happening again. Oh, shoot. Oh, great. I ruined it. If I was like, if I actually, if you're new to this show, I've never said that to anybody, ever in a relationship anywhere. Because I really wasn't shown outwardly love. And, but if I did, like, say. it, I wouldn't want it to be this event.

I would just be like, hey, no, n-n-na. I can't even say it now kidding around, right? Yeah, that's all. You want to feel comfortable saying it. Yeah, okay. That's tough, though, Amy. I get you. I get you.

That's good, that's good. And it means more, I mean, yeah. And I know that I said that about our son, but he's just, you know, when you're younger and you're like, I love you. And he's like, love you too. That's cute and all, but this, like, means everything. That's awesome. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported.

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And yesterday we put on our brand new phone screener because it was our first day on the show. And so, again, it's a whole part of the show that you don't get to hear if you just listen to the regular show. And what is she, 23 or so? Yeah. Yeah. And Lunchbox asks her, Christina, if she's a party animal. Here's that. Are you a party animal?

No, it depends on your definition. Party animal. I like to go out. Do you like Spuds McKenzie? He's asking her using total old man tournaments. I know. Do you like to throw it down on the weekends? That's what I'm asking.

Yes, I do. Morgan number two is your girl. Are you a job, Turkey? He's asking her old, old man questions. He's like, I don't know what that means. Are you too legit to quit? So that happens.

We just turned the mics on after most shows. And just after we finish, we put it at the first of the podcast. She's 24, by the way. She's 24. Yeah. Her name's Christina. She's our new phone screener. so if you call, and we asked her a little bit about herself.

Christina, let's quickly, where are you from? Connecticut. You grew up there? Yes. And went to school where? University of Kentucky. And then you moved to... Move to Los Angeles, the day after graduation, and then I moved here.

And then what did you do in Los Angeles? Yeah. I worked for NFL Network and Podcast One. So she's now part of the show. If you call, she's their answer in the phones. There you have it. But that's the Bobby Bone Show on demand, on IR Radio, or just after the show ends. You know what I mean, lunch pox?

Yeah, I mean, I think Party Animal is still a really. relevant term and so whatever. All right, let's go over to Amy and get the pile. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So if you're chronically late, here's some strategies that can help you out. First of all, when you estimate how long it'll take you to get somewhere, always round up 10 minutes. Completely love this, do this.

I get everywhere painfully early. Yeah. Oh, that's another thing. That's the next tip is learn to be okay with waiting because people who are never late stuff tend to spend a lot of time waiting in their car and that's totally fine. But I find things I can do. I get on conference calls. I find podcasts that I want to listen to.

So it says here once you're parked you can read, listen to the radio. Absolutely. Waste time on your phone. So go ahead. What else you got? Buy a wall clock. Because having something on the wall wherever you are being able to visually see it right there in front of you could help.

Now again, this is stuff if you're chronically late. What tip number is this? That was number three. Okay, go ahead. Number four, time yourself. Like if you're always late for work. work, maybe you're just not giving yourself enough time. So get a stopwatch. Make sure you know how long it takes you to get ready. And then set your alarm according to that schedule. Okay, go ahead.

And then lastly, stop making excuses like you're just really busy. Yeah, because you're not. Here's the main one, right? To be late is to disrespect someone else's time. If you're not all about you, you should be on time. Yeah. Now listen, if you're all about you and all about being selfish, then great, be late. But if you're late, you're disrespecting somebody else's time. I am in love with punctual people. Oh. Yeah.

Okay. Yeah, it says here, if you're always late, it's not because you're too busy. It's because being on time isn't truly a priority for you. Yeah, that means other people's feelings, thoughts, those aren't a priority to you. The end. All right, what else am I? So if you want smart kids, it boils down to spending quality time with them. It has nothing to do with, like, your intellect or your intellect.

or your income or what you can offer them. I don't believe that fully. That's not true. Well, not all those things. But I do think that that's probably it. But they said you have to add in and factor and give some credit to just straight up quality time and interaction and stimulation with your kids.

If you spent a lot of quality time just watching cartoons, they're not going to get smarter. I know. I was thinking about how smart Bobby is and he didn't get a lot of quality time growing up. No, I didn't. But you know what I did is I saved up and bought encyclopedias from Piggly Wiggly and I read them all.

time and I had flashcards I bought them. Ooh, I think I stole some as a kindergartener. I stole flashcards. I took them home to study. What? What? Wow. I know.

I was like Robin Hood of knowledge. I don't think you go to jail for that. I would steal from the school to learn for the poor. Yes. There you go. Very Robin Hood. It's good. Thank you.

So you can now get married at Duncan Donuts. A wedding chapel in Las Vegas has partnered with Duncan and they're going to be taken over. You can even get a donut bouquet. in case you're into that, it sounds like an experience you do not, do not want to miss. She's rocking those corny thoroughly in the way. I get it. Okay, so anyway, if you're into that and you're going to be in Vegas, you're going to get married, it could be cool. I'm Amy. That's my file.

That was Amy's pile of stories. Here are your top three songs in country music this week. Number three, 16 from Thomas Rett. to be 16. Believe that was last week's number one. Three this week. I'll be right where I want to be when I'm 16. Your number two song this week.

This is it from Scotty McCreary. This is it. And your number one song from Jason Aldeen. Girl like you. Not to be confused with the Maroon 5 Jam. Girls like you. I need a girl like girls. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I need a girl like you, yeah, yeah. Both jams. Your number one pop song is Halsey without me. Do you know what that is? I need to hear it. Can you sing it before I play it?

No. Do you know this one? Nope. The number one hip-hop song is Money from Cardi B. But nothing in this world that I like more than checks. There you're big songs. Hey, speaking of money, listen to this. Police in Portland, Oregon, are looking for a thief who stole.

a pricey diamond ring from a pawn shop and then 24 hours later came back and tried to pawn it back with them. Surveillance cameras inside the all that glitters pawn shop. Captured the moment the guy comes to the store asked to see a $12,000 ring. The employee showed it. He ripped it out of her hand and ran off.

24 hours later, the man walked into the store, the other location, same store, and said, hey, like to pawn this ring. Manager goes, hmm, where'd you buy this? And the guy's like, uh, he said he picked it up in Las Vegas. not true but at the other location

cross town yeah so the guy says this the guy tried to grab it back out of his hand unsuccessful so that the store has the ring but the guy ran away

they're looking for the guy the pawn shop pirate did you ever go to the pawn stores the pawn war what's that show uh... pawn stars no I've never been but I hear that the line is around the block

and you have to wait for hours is it tiny and crappy so tiny yeah is it crappy? Yeah So it just made to look cool on the show. Yeah, it looks way cooler on TV. But then you get there and what?

You do like walk around and that's it. But it and it's not big? No. A woman stole a credit card and then used it to buy a winning lottery ticket. A woman won $38,000 on a lottery scratcher. She bought it with a stolen credit card. I didn't think you could buy lottery tickets with credit cards. She went to the lottery office to cash the ticket.

She was arrested. Wow. She bought a scratcher. Like a, you can buy it with a debit card. Oh, maybe that's what you should. Right? Yeah, you can buy it with a debit card. Now, so what happens to that $38,000 though?

Because it's a winning ticket. I would imagine nobody gets it. Oh, come on. But who would get it? She doesn't get it. Why not? She paid for it. Whoever she stole the card from?

Good one, Amy. I don't think so because that person didn't choose to buy the ticket. She could reimburse that lady for the ticket and then, oh. The cops investigated the theft. They figured out the thief had used a credit card to buy the lottery tickets at the convenience store. So when you try to cash in the ticket, She was immediately arrested for fraud and possession of a stolen credit card. When's the last time you played the lottery?

I don't know. Probably one of these things y'all made us do. Only when we do, like, everybody combined. Oh, the group. Me buying lottery tickets, years. I've done a long time. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Tell me something good. Luke is an eight-year-old in Oklahoma is in the third grade. He has a medical condition that made him lose all his hair, and he was self-conscious. Didn't want to go back to school. And his classmates were like, hmm. what can we do to make them feel better? So 14 of them got together and they said, bald is beautiful and they shaved their heads.

Wow. 14 of them? 14 of them, third graders. So they're called the bald band of brothers. Wow. And I didn't want to say the medical condition because I didn't know how to say it. That's a good thing. Yeah.

You could have just not even addressed. He didn't know to say it. We'd have been like, cool. Oh. Yeah, that's good though. Third graders. 13. Yeah, that's good.

14. 14 third graders. Okay. I was like, wait. That's what's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No. 2 is 32nd Skinny.

Jason Aldeen and his wife, Brittany, welcome their daughter Navy Rome yesterday. He posted on Instagram saying he's so excited to watch what life has in store for this little princess. That's a cool name. Navy Rome, I love it. Navy for a girl? Navy. Or a color or a branch in the military? Like, it all works.

Yeah, good for Jason Aldeen. Also, like we mentioned, he's got the number one song in the country, too. All right, what else? Morgan number two? Kip Moore has new music. Pretty much ready, but isn't sure when he'll share it, he tweeted that it's going to be tough not playing the new record that they're listening to, but they've been quietly working.

I bet you he plays it. Kip won't be able to hold back new music. What else? And Dustin Lynch co-wrote a song on Backstreet Boys' new album. The song is called Just Like You Like It. Okay, let me hear this. Dustin Lynch. Here we go.

Just like you like it. We're to shadow. This was their first number one record in like 15 years or something I read. Is that right? Back Street, Boys. And Dustin Lynch co-wrote this song? Yeah, but so much happens in production, too. Put a steel guitar on it.

It sounds like a country song. Yeah, good point. Who knows if it's good or not? I'm sure it's good. They went to cut it. All right, what else, Morgan number two? That's it. Morgan number two.

That's her skinny. I want to love you just like you like it. Ooh, I'm a backstreet boy. Except I'm a grown man. This is the part that no one's heard yet. Got arthritis in both of my hands just like you like it. Yeah, that's the part that you haven't heard yet. All right, there you go.

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The Super Bowl ratings were terrible. I mean, compared to Super Bowl ratings. It was one of the lowest in like the last 20 years. I think it was the lowest in the last 10. People were complaining about the game, though. The whole weird thing about that is, what do you want them to do? Play the game better? Like, they actually played as best they could.

It's not anyone's fault. The game was not super offensive with a bunch of points. Because when it has been offensive, people complain. Where's the defense? People just like to complain. So what would be the ideal game, just out of curiosity? What would make an awesome? 35 to 28.

You got probably like a touchdown and a half each quarter. Just some offensive action. Okay, not zero to zero for like a long time in the beginning. Probably not for, not the casual fan. Yeah. But the game was fine. People are like, this is worst game ever saying, okay, why would you complain? They played as hard as they could.

It wasn't like someone set out to make a bad game. So also, but Maroon 5's music sales were up over 600%. Wow. I'll tell you what I did yesterday. I asked Alexa to play Maroon 5 and I listened to Maroon 5 yesterday. Yeah, because it reminded me of how good they were. Yeah. They have a lot of good songs.

Did you go home? Yeah. Is there anyone out there? Because it's getting harder and harder to breathe. Yeah, man. Didn't they do She'll Be Loved at the halftime show? Yes. That was their second set.

Oh, come on. I'm a big believer that anyone that said the halftime show wasn't good, it's just looking to be heard. Because it wasn't the best, but it also wasn't bad. Yeah. Anyone that was something. saying the show wasn't good, just needs attention. That's why I think.

Yeah, that's what I think. So, yeah, it was up, like, a lot. Good for them. But I caught myself yesterday, because usually I'll yell, you know, I'll tell Alexa, what do you tell Alexa to play? Because I'll have a play. John Mayer, it can't, I have a play 90s country, like a playlist there.

I have it play Weezer. Sometimes I have a play Darius slash hooty. And then I was like, You know what? Maroon 5. Then I said, play Maroon 5. It came on. I was like,

I'm the biggest Maroon 5 fan now. Did you buy? Were you part of the 600%? No, I don't buy anything. Just Alexa. I don't buy anything anymore. I just stream everything now. Do you buy anything?

Not really. No. That's why, for Christmas, a lot of times, like our nephews and stuff, sometimes we'll do little gift cards. And we used to do iTunes, and I'm like, I don't think kids buy iTunes music anymore. Like, what would they use this for? They can get movies on Netflix.

They can get music elsewhere. So we ended up giving them an Amazon card. It's a streaming world. You know, even, you know, most, not most, but most people after the show stream the show instead of download it. You know, we have millions of people to stream our show every day. After the show is over, just to get on the A Heart Radio app and stream it. Oh, come on. You can keep playing this, Maroon 5?

Sunday morning. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. Yeah, Jan. Can we hear a little bit of this? Yeah, sure. All right, so what do you have?

Have things guys don't really notice on a girl. The girls think they notice. So what you're saying is these are things that you probably spend too much time worrying about that we're not even looking at. Right. You may not even really notice. All right, go. When she's not wearing makeup

Yeah, we don't really notice What? Guys? Unless they look really different. But I'm saying It's not really a thing. It's really not. Okay, so like you're, I mean,

obviously y'all are married, so you've got wives and they don't wear makeup. If you're just rolling out of bed, it's like us too, though, guys too. There's just a lot, but no, we don't really notice like that. But I have some girlfriends,

their husbands, they've never let their husbands see them without makeup or like at least. mascara or something. Like they don't, they go to bed. After the husband goes to bed, then they wash their face. And then they wake up and they put it on. I mean, that's weird to me. Everybody has their own rules and... Keeping it fresh. Like I said, if I ever get married, I don't want anything to do with the bathroom stuff. Yeah, you don't have to. But again, some people would be like, no, that's just part of marriage. So I mean, who am I to say what I think right or wrong about that? What else? If she has a new purse, we don't look at handbags.

You're not going to notice? Unless we're a buyer of handbags for them. and that's then only we're like how expensive was that one. Oh, that's what you're focused on. We don't look at handbags. She got a new haircut. Not really. We all side. I know sometimes I'll get, well, lately I've been going shorter and shorter so my husband

totally noticed. But like back in the day, I would go get my hair done, but wouldn't really change much. And I would come home and I'd be like, um, like, don't you notice anything different? And my husband would not notice. Not really. That being said, I do think I'm a bit more observant because I was raised by all Women.

Will you notice my straight hair today? Today walked in. I was like, hey, Amy, your hair looks good. Yeah, you do notice Amy's hair. Again, I think I'm different than most guys, though, because I was raised by all women. My mom, did my grandmother adopt me. That's a sister. I just, but again, even then, sometimes we don't notice.

Okay, I got two more things. Go ahead. New shoes. Guys? No chance. No. We don't even look down there. I mean, I know a lot of times girls are dressing for other girls.

I get that part too, but we also, like, I want my husband to notice. if I got a new outfit or new shoes. I'm very much a shoe person. Yeah. Bobby noticed. So you notice? Well, I love shoes. I mean, this morning on my answer story, I did the shoe of the day.

My shoes. I love shoes. I probably don't notice as much as you would think I would, but guys just don't notice really. Okay. Cellulite. Not really. What? Oh, if you see someone walking down the street, yes.

But not. Okay. You don't. He's being outrageous. We really don't. I feel like it's like so noticeable. I'm like, oh, I can't wear this or I get with that. Or if I'm with my husband, I'm like, ugh, I'm getting old, I'm getting cellulite and all the things.

We don't notice it near as much as you would think we do. Okay, yeah. Because, I mean. Which means, unless you point it out, you don't really notice it. Really? Yeah. Okay. Good to know.

All right. And you kind of have to be close up for that. Like, from a distance, you don't notice that. Yeah. I'm not saying, like, someone walking on the street, you wouldn't see a little bit of celluline. Yeah. You'd be like, whoa. That's crazy.

We wouldn't do that. Okay. Cool. There you go. So what is your conclusion after hearing all that? I guess y'all don't really notice the things that we think y'all do or that we sometimes worry about. And some of my friends that aren't letting their husbands ever see them without makeup, maybe they need to calm down.

Can I tell you, we worry, not just guys, girls, but we worry about what other people feel so much because we feel like everyone's paying to every little thing that we do, good or bad. Really? They aren't. Right. Not really. Everybody's so consumed with what's happening. inside of their tiny circle, they're really not focused.

And if they are and they see something, it doesn't last with them for over 30 seconds. And that should give you some freedom. The freedom that nobody really cares should give you freedom to do what you do. Do it. And who cares if people go, ugh, and judge you? Because they forget about their judgment in the next five minutes anyway. So the best freedom is knowing that nobody cares. And I mean that in the best possible way.

Nobody cares sounds negative, but it's really not. Nobody cares. Amy, about you and whatever you're doing. everybody cares in the best possible way. So you should go and make sure that you're happy. Yeah. Because you know who cares about you? You and your tiny circle, your life circle. Okay. These people in Plan B, C, D, E, they don't like care. We're rooting for you. I'm part of A. I'm part of your A.

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bobbybones.com and keyword rules to see the rules. So there's that. So I was watching a clip on the internet this morning about The Bachelor, and this girl I'd never kissed anyone? She's 23 years old, and her claim is she dated a dude

for eight months, never kissed him, and so she's never kissed a... I mean, like, how do you date someone for eight months and not kiss him? So she, her whole thing is, she's never kissed a dude. So what happens? She's just admitting it to him.

She's talking to Colton about it. I kept going out with him and you're like, just kiss him or just do that. Like, just do it. You know, like, everyone else says. Yeah. It's very normal. I lasted eight months.

Yeah. Longer than I wanted to, longer than I should have, I think. So through those eight months, he didn't try to kick it once? No, we talked, like, we were very, open. I think he just knew the entire time. It just wasn't there.

Boy, that's a long time. That being said, those Duggers, sometimes they get married and they don't kiss until the end. Stop. Really? Did they do that? Yeah. Or the Duggers don't kiss until they get married? I think that's the case. Whoa. I know people that have done that. Yeah. Like, you know, is it different? Sure.

Yeah. Are we going to judge? No, of course not. Isn't Hillary like that? Didn't she like... Hillary, our ex-phone screeners, slash. She's still on the show. She just got promoted. If she was with them for eight months, I I think she would kiss them. Hillary, you ever kiss a guy?

Yeah? How many? Two. See, that's not a lot. That's okay, though. She's only 25 or 21. She's only 24. Hillary, who has been on phone screener for the past year and a half, you've kissed

two guys. How many total kisses do you think you've had? Two. Oh, they've read the only one time. Just one time each time? Yeah, I've only been on two dates and it was two different guys. Well, you're 100% on first kisses? though?

Wait, you kissed on the first date? I mean, I didn't really have a choice. Hillary, every guy's like, you didn't have a choice. Hillary, you always have a choice. Hillary, you don't have to kiss every day. That's why she doesn't go on dates anymore. You've been on two dates in your life.

Yes. And on both those dates, you went right at it? Yeah. Like, do you walk you to the door or was in the car? It was like, I was leaving. How old were you in your first kiss? I was 23. Oh, my goodness.

You're this girl. You are this girl. That's right. You are this girl. This girl did not get her first kiss until last night on The Bachelor. He kissed her? Oh yeah, they were on the beach and there were some fireworks going and then they were like, oh, look at the rocks. And it was very awkward.

And then he's like, should we do it? And they kissed. Oh, my gosh. Just like Hillary. Hillary 23 first kiss. Was there crazy pressure? Not really. It just kind of like happened fast.

It was awkward. I just got in my car and left. Have you ever had a guy kiss you a tongue? No. What? What? What? What?

I assume that that's what. What? Oh my goodness. No, calm down. This is going to break the internet. This is the craziest revelation we've got a picture of her up now. Yes, we have never. This is the craziest thing we've ever talked about.

Okay, as for our listeners, Hillary kind of looks like Amy Adams. Yeah, she's very pretty. If you want to visualize what Hillary looks like, she's been answering our phones past year and a half. She just got a promotion to producer. She's never kissed a guy with tongue. Does that, is, whoa. I just assumed when she said she'd kissed a guy that that's what that meant.

Is that weird to you to think about another guy's tongue? No. Yeah. I don't care. Okay. Two dates ever in your life, two kisses. Yeah. Are you super religious?

Is that why you're not kissing? No, I came from a religious family, but that's not the reason why at all. So why not? I don't know. I just feel like I haven't really found a guy, and I know y'all don't believe me, but guys really don't ask me to go out on a date or ask me to be a little. their girlfriend. Hold on. The girlfriend thing is a thing.

Let's block that out. Guys just don't go, hey, I like to meet you and be your girlfriend. There's dating that has to be involved there. I would bet that if you went out to lunchbox,

this should got to be an experiment. You got to go out with her on like a Friday or Saturday night. I guarantee you guys would come up to her. And not stand by her and just see if guys go up to her. Because they will. And it depends how she puts off her aura

if she's real standoff. And she's in the corner and she's real closed off and she's rude to the guys, it can be a turnoff. But I, I guarantee if she goes to the bars, guys try to talk to her. I would think so, too, Hillary.

I've been out with Morgan number two. She's trying to coach me. Like how to coach you and. You had two pecks in your life. Yeah, that's crazy, huh? Bobby, you've done better. I mean, how old is she? A lot better than that.

This is okay. I don't make her feel. Y'all, we don't, look, I don't want to make Hillary feel like there's anything wrong with this. No one is. Okay. Okay. It's just a little odd It's different

We celebrate differences Yeah Okay good To each their own To each their own What do we know about the Duggers? Did they kiss? They didn't even hug before.

They didn't even hog before them Wow See compared to the Duggers Hillary's a regular Paris Hilton See we're all in different levels I cannot believe I mean Wow

Like how old were you when you had your first Kiss with tongue? Oh my story's terrible though Yeah It's okay It was terrible, but it was before 25. I was playing spend the bottom. She was like, do I have to?

And then it was years after that. That's all hard. I was hurt from that one. Yeah, that would hurt. That made me feel good to talk about. How old were you, lunchbox? I was summer before sixth grade. You were coming out of fifth grade.

You were what, 11? Yeah, 11. 11. I can tell you the story, truth or dare. And Jackson told me, hey, I, I dare you to French kiss Kelly And I was like All right

And he goes You don't know I do it This is how you doing He took Brooke And he made out Brooke And I was like all right So me and Kelly made out You remember the tough crowd

Is this still called French kissing? Is that it saying? I don't know I don't think so right It's called making out I wouldn't think it's called French kissing though anymore I don't know

We had a big debate yesterday Because lunchbox is calling our New show member A party animal Yeah he's asking her He's like Are you a party animal Hold on

You just referenced Paris Hilton. I thought that was funny. That's an old reference though. I mean, same thing. Thank you very much. All right, Hillary sat down. She doesn't want to be a part of this conversation anymore.

Are you good? Yeah. Okay. I'm good. I'm used to it. Okay. By who? Everybody.

Y'all, the internet. Oh, Hillary's the best. I get a lot of hurtful messages. Oh, we're not trying to be hurtful. We're not trying to be hurtful. Y'all aren't. But random people on the internet, can be. We care about you. I know y'all do. We only

mess with the people we care about. I know. If we're being hurtful, I'm sorry. Y'all aren't. I'm good. Are you sure? Yeah. Okay. Do you want to kiss somebody with tongue? Like, no, do you want... The right person, yes. Oh my goodness. She wants, she, I'm sure with the right person, yes. Okay, tell her, but it's good though. The right person, it's good, right? I don't know. You don't know. You don't know? You remember? What do people call kissing with tongue? I don't know. What do you call it? It's just making out. Not French kissing? No. No, making up. All right.

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So this father of two, he was told he only had months to live. He had cancer. There really was nothing they could do. Six percent chance of surviving with chemo. And then his doctor was like, hmm, wait a second. I know your stage four is pretty serious.

We don't really have anything to do. But I think I have a way we can fix it with surgery. The doctor went in, they did it. Boom, it worked. And now he's cancer-free. Oh, wow. Yeah. Stage 4 cancer, given months to live.

Doctor calls an audible, does the surgery. Now he's cancer-free. Wow. Love it. All right, there you go. What's all about? That was Tell Me Something Good. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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Transmitage. This is a... There was a Southwest Airlines flight from Hartford to Tampa. And as it goes up, some of the pastures start going, I say, ah, I got pain in my neck and my ear. ears apparently. One passenger was bleeding from the ears. They had to turn the plane around. So crazy. The pressure? What was it? Yeah. Like a pressurization issue. Which is weird, right? Wouldn't you freak out if you saw like the guy sitting next to his ears to

start bleeding? Yeah. I would think like the plane had been infected with some sort of weird disease and we were about to all pass out. There was another story I saw. And here in America too where a plane goes up, a guy is out of control. They have to land the plane. And to land the plane quickly, they have to dump fuel. Because you can't land a plane full of fuel. No. They had to dump 20,000 gallons of fuel, so they charged them for it. No way!

He got charged like $25,000 or something. Isn't they crazy? Wow. Wow. That is. I didn't know that they could do that. We're getting torched on the text line. Oh, no. Because Hillary. Because Hillary. Yeah.

Hey, Hillary, come back in here for a second. It was us, though, is what we said, or what are they saying? Well, so this is what happened. We're talking about The Bachelor. And this girl is 23 and never been kissed. And then we brought it up to Hillary. Mostly we were shocked. And then also, I've just seen so many guys, like, want to talk to Hillary.

And then she goes, nobody talks to me. And we're like, I don't know that that's true. And then it turns into a whole thing. So I would like to say, if that was hurtful to you, I'm sorry. Y'all are good. Y'all aren't hurtful. And then Amy, too. Yeah.

Yeah. Go ahead. I apologize. Okay. I'm sorry. Did I say anything? Yeah. Well, we all were shocked by it.

then we all just kid each other all the time. Non-stop kidding on the show. Yes. I was a shock because when you said Hillary, you kissed a guy. I just assumed kissing meant... Tom. Yes.

Right. But that's okay that it doesn't. Like, there is no... Yeah. But do you think that... And I think that she should hold... This is something special. Like, you should hold on to this.

Go ahead. Right? What? Do you want to kiss a guy with tongue? I mean, I don't know if it happens, sure. I mean, I want to get married one day and all of that and have a boyfriend, but it just hasn't happened. There you go. Well, Morgan, I'm for you watching the text line over there? Yeah, it's pretty brutal.

People are mad at us. We were getting hit pretty hard. Whatever, it happens. We say stuff all the time. We were just kidding. We're not going to not kid each other. But if people took that the wrong way, we're sorry. Hillary, we're sorry if that hurt your feelings.

I'm fine. Y'all didn't hurt my feelings. All right, thank you. You think you're awesome, Hillary. Yeah, we think you're even more awesome now. It's true. Because people are mad at us. Oh, no, not because of that hard.

All right, Hillary, thank you. What? Well, just that she's not going to just, you know, not going to just make out and make out. I would at this point. Bobby. Come on. No, no, you don't.

You don't. Oh, you mean for you. Oh, you mean for you. Yeah, I mean. I said, you don't. Who wants it, though? Come on. It's only lunchbox.

Stop. Stop. So, couple experts suggest that. each person and a couple needs a little just for fun account to the side. Just a little something to the side. Just a little something. Hey, Becky and Tampa, Florida. How are you?

I'm good. How are you? I'm good. Tell me what you feel by this. Well, my husband and I both have a separate account so that if I want to buy something for him or he wants to buy something for me or we want to do something special, he can't go look and cheat what I spent. So do you have complete separate accounts?

Because this one's not so much saying that. It's saying if you do have the same accounts, you should still have a little separate account. Do you have full separate accounts? And then we have a joint account also. But our separate accounts are for, like if I want to buy something for him. Yeah. You know, that way he can't go look and see how much I spent. Is there ever wonder about how much the other person really has over there, though?

No, because my mother used to say everybody should have an FU account. An FU account. Interesting. Yeah. That's what I was thinking. Like, that's why there would maybe be an issue if that FU account gets to be a little too F. You know what I mean? Yeah.

Hey, Becky, I appreciate that call. All right. Thank you. Amy, do you have a little account? No. Nothing. But experts say. I know, but I don't know.

For things like a pricey bottle of champagne, you don't have to ask or report back, or a front row ticket to a concert or a spur of the moment. Sure. Okay. We just haven't had that issue. Lunchbox keeps his account completely separate there. Completely separate. Yeah, my wife doesn't have access to my account.

I don't have access to her account. There you go. Keep it easy. Keep it simple. Don't have to fight about money because then you buy what you want to buy. And if you don't have any money, sorry, honey. So, does she know how much you make a year?

Nope. She has no idea what you make. No idea. And you know what she makes. Yep. Why one, but not the other? Ah, just because she was getting the job offer whenever we were married, she didn't have a job.

And so I was like, well, how much does it pay? And I wanted to know just that way she didn't make more than me. So, but what if she said, how much does yours pay? I don't worry about it. That's what you would say to your wife. Don't worry about it. I take care of things. Like, the lights are going to be turned on.

So who pays the mortgage? Well, we pay a percentage. Because I had the house first. Yeah. So I pay 70%. Huh. How'd you guys come to that? What?

I just, we just did. And then she pays the electric bill. And then she pays more of the daycare. so it evens out. But she also pays 30% of the mortgage? Yeah. I mean, I pay a portion of the daycare, but she pays most of the big. How do you have

divide all this up? You guys both created the baby. Yeah, but we both live in the house. Yeah, but you had it before her. That's true. But that's why I took 70. Who decided, you all both, one of you had to bring this to the table

like this is how we should handle our finances. I have to know where I'm curious, where it came from, and then if you're both on board with it or one of you was just like, okay, fine. Like, I don't, because, I mean, it seems like a lot of work. It's really not that hard. I mean, you have a system, guys. It's just like every fifth of the month she pays 42% with 3% income tax.

And that depends how many times we went to daycare. I don't know. We're just curious. No, I'm genuinely curious. Like we're giving you hard time. No, I'm not worried about it. Whenever you have a husband and wife, you have your certain things that you do. And so you get in a routine.

It may have taken out a couple months. it may have been complicated. Hey, here's your electric bill. You might want to pay it. So you give it to her. Okay. But now she knows to look for the electric bill. Does it feel roommatey more than... Yeah, yeah, yeah. No. No. I don't do that some of my roommates. Do what stuff? What are you talking about? Like make babies.

Yeah. Okay. Also. And pay percentages of day care. I got it. Wait, but so whose idea was it? I brought my idea. And she just was like... She's cool with it. Did she ever want to share accounts? But where did you get that idea? your parents do they live that way?

No, I just, I mean, I see celebrities that, you know, they get divorced. And it gets complicated, so I figured why go through that complication and... So you think you may get divorced? Yeah, there's always that thought. No one ever goes into a marriage, oh, I'm going to get divorced. I mean, no one thinks, but yes, everybody in the back of their head has to think, eventually we could get divorced. So you're just planning for it.

No. So if y'all have divorced. Just like we always say, I have. insurance just in case. That way it doesn't get complicated if we're getting divorced. Like, oh, who has what money? Your Honor, we agreed to 70-30. Actually, Your Honor, we don't have to worry about that.

Well, I'm curious if that will hold up in court because, I mean, could she technically still have access to some of his money? I don't know. I don't know how it works. I mean, I've never been divorced, I don't know. Hey, we're talking about just for fun accounts, April in North Carolina. Hi. Hi, what do you think about this?

So, my husband and I, we have a joint account. and then we also have separate fun accounts. And do you guys know how much each other have it? Again, to me it would be that how much are they hiding over there? No, no hiding, but we see each other's accounts, both the joints and the fun account. Yeah, so you keep like $100 so over in the for fun account? So it's 10% of our salaries. Oh, wow.

So you have, you're like tithing to yourself. Interesting. Correct. unfortunately we started it when we got married and the 10% is still 10%. I've asked, we talked about increasing and he's like, no, it's still 10%. Why are you trying to increase? Where are you going? Well, we know we've been married for 15 years and obviously, you know, we've had increases

in our salaries. And so I'm like, I think we should, you know, increase, you know, at least 20% but he's like, No. Dang. Well, if you haven't increased in salary, you increase it automatically with... 10%. 10%. Well, the amount goes up, yes.

Yeah, yeah. Well, hey, listen, thanks for your story and your honesty there. That's interesting. I don't know. I feel like I'm going all the way in. I'm going all the way in. I'm going to go full lunchbox. One of the two.

I think I'll end up going all the way in just feeling like, hey, you know. You got to be smart. I say money in Spanish. Dino. Dino. Me, de Niro. Esu Deno. Yeah.

That's what I feel like I'll do, but I haven't been there yet, you know? I'll talk about it in a second. house first. I don't think, Amy, I just don't think that's the case. I think it's just come in. We're all done. We're all in. Right?

You could be the next Jeff Bezos. I'm warning you. I wish. He's fine. Can you imagine? Yeah, giving away half your money to it. Again, he's fine. And now she's the richest woman.

Exactly. And now she's fine. You wanted to hear the story, right? Yes. All right. A woman contracted an affection after going to a nail salon. Like a tiny cut in her finger She had to have five operations in six days

And they cut her finger off Oh man What do you think about that? I mean, I guess I just need to know That they just infected her with some weird thing Because they didn't sterilize properly The infection happened after she received a small cut in her finger She was told to go to the hospital

She entered five operations six days She is hoping that tighter hygiene regulations At all nail salons will become a priority for lawmakers Yeah, that's a huge concern and I've heard of people getting weird things happening to their feet. Or to not shave your legs or do anything before you go to a nail salon. Because then if you put your feet into the pedicure thing and you've got to open cut on your leg and they massage your feet and leg area, then something bad can happen. I mean, just got to look out for stuff.

It's crazy. But, I mean, I'll still go to nail salons. Well, you wanted to know. There you go. I know. I was 50-50 on doing that story. I'll be like, what's your hygiene rating? We're all like, oh, yeah.

Bobby bones. Bobby bone. Sometimes we'll get a guest that comes in and I get super excited about it. On Friday, Brooks and Dunn's coming in. Wow. I know. First time they've ever been in together. So Brooks and Dunn in Studio Friday.

Like when I think back about Brooks and Dunn in my life, like they've had a big part in my fifth grade up until the end of college days. Like I learned two of their songs taught me things. One, I learned how to electric slide to boot scoot and buggy. Of course. I learned how to two-step to neon moon. I just think about that. That's a big deal.

They're a big part of my life. Yeah, two-stepping is something that you just will know for the rest of your life now because of them. Yeah, it's crazy. When the sun goes down on my side of town. They're coming in Friday. That lonesome feeling comes to my door. The whole world turns. Oh, come on, do it with me.

Blue. Come on. I mean, that one is, I mean, Ma Maria. Come on. I've never met Ronnie Dunn. You haven't? No. I've spent less time with Ronnie than I have kicks.

But you know what? I think the only time I've really ever spent real time with Ronnie Dunn was in D.C. When I did that. Oh, the Kennedy. The Kennedy Center oners for Reader? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they're coming in Friday.

Amy, you have any Brooks and Dunn life memories? I mean, these songs are totally my wheelhouse from when I was a kid and I loved them. But, yeah, I mean, I had my dinner with Kicks Brooks. Yeah? Which was awkward because I've. brought up his song at the dinner table. Wait, I remember this, but I don't remember all of it. Go ahead.

I mean, I tried to put it out of my memory, so the details are spotty. Go ahead. We were at a really intimate dinner, like a nice one at someone's house, and there was, like, four couples. Me and my husband are one of them. And I think people were sharing memories about music and, like, songs that take you places. Yeah. And I said that neon moon, you know, took me back to spending spring break with my dad in Midland, Texas. and I remember visiting him.

And like anytime I hear that song, it is directly where I go. And I worked that spring break at my dad's restaurant there as a hostess. And I just have all these memories. That's what I shared. I was like, I could have thought of any song, like a George Strait song or anything, but I had to bring up one of his songs. But is that bad? But I mean, isn't necessary.

Because you want to look cool. No, I didn't want to look cool, but I thought it would be complimentary. But then as I was telling you, telling it. It's like coming out of my mouth and oh Cheryl Crow was there by the way. Dang, named after. What? You had dinner with all them? No, but I mean... Who are you? I'm just saying that

they all had these like musical experiences. I only bring her up to say that like... You really bring her up to be the coolest person I know. Music is like, it was like powerful and then I'm like, so every time I hear me on it. I don't know that there's anything wrong with that. I believe if you're a fan of

someone, you tell them. There's nothing wrong with it. Well, what was his reaction? I don't know. I mean, I'm sure I've thought about it. He probably has not thought about it once since ever. He probably doesn't even remember it. Nobody at the table probably does. I can't believe you had dinner with Kicks, Brooks and Cheryl Crow. Crazy. Well, it's because my friends, well, Tracy

and Scott Hamilton was their team. They are, she's like my adoption mentor. They adopted two kids from Haiti, and it was sort of But right after we got the kids, they invited us over to their friend's house. Like, it's like a celebratory. Like, you got your kids. Like, let's all. I would give my pinky toe to have dinner with Cheryl Crow.

These are like her good friends. Cheryl's like her best friend. And what did Bob Dylan say? He wasn't there. Oh, okay. Yeah. Did Luke show up? Nah.

Guys, I brought some cookies for after dinner. Oh, there's Luke. There's Luke. Come on in. Hey, Amy, you're the coolest one on the show. No, I'm not. Yeah. You are.

I had dinner with my friend Rick, like a couple days ago. That was about it. Dang. Do you want us to bring up that Kicks Brooks' memory when he comes in Friday? No, no, no. Eddie, do you have any Brooks and Dunn memories?

Just growing up in the Valley in South Texas, like there was always the rumor of that, like, Ronnie Dunn. Yeah, man, Ronnie Dunn, he grew up in Port Isabel, like right outside of South Padre. So we all, like, oh, yeah. So everyone we told, like, yeah, Ronnie Dunn, like, he totally grew up in Port Isabel. I, Wikipedia. He didn't not grow up in Texas. in Port Isabel.

But that was funny because I still would tell people that. Like, oh yeah, he grew up by my hometown. Ah, so many good songs. Anyway, I want to geek out Friday. This is a geek out alert when Brooklyn that comes in. There's always those stories, too, that someone famous is coming to, or living in your hometown. I think people just make that up, right? When I was a kid, Tom Petty always lived in the Hot Springs Village.

And he didn't. I know he didn't. I know. But it was always, hey, you guys know Tom Petty lives in the Hot Springs Village, right? And so it just became a thing. We'd be like, yeah. That's cool. I was like, I think I saw him.

Because I did maintenance on the golf courses there. And I'd be like, I might have it. And then all of a sudden we start to have these Tom Petty. He was never there. Why did we do that? Crazy Tom Petty's not alive anymore. That is crazy. I thought about that the other day.

But here's the thing about people in music. This is my theory on when musicians that make great music die, or just music in general. They don't ever really die to us because we never knew them anyway. Correct. And we get to listen to them forever and ever. They live through everything they've made. Good point. We're not missing anything because we didn't have a personal relationship. Tom Petty's still alive to us.

When we do this and we hit play, Tom Petty's alive. There he is. That's good. As alive to us he's ever been. When did you think about that? That's so deep and good. I don't know, Eddie, I'll lay in bed and think about all this crap. And I get to that point when I'm almost asleep.

And then I can't remember some of it. It's like, you're right. Like Elvis still lives. Still lives. Because we never knew him anyway. It's no different to us. Elvis is alive to us. All we have to do is take our finger and hit a button.

And Elvis is alive as alive to us as he's ever been. Anyone. So if you create even a legacy, like even feelings, you know, if you didn't really have a personal relationship, but you listen to someone to talk, let's say you listen to Amy's podcast, right? And she makes you feel a certain way. Let's say, God forbid Amy's not around tomorrow.

You never really knew Amy personally, but you go listen to it. Amy's still alive to you. That's what I plan to do. Just listen to my podcast. Every day. I got 12 episodes. Over and over.

I watched the office. Last night, I was watching the office. I cried last night again. I was watching the scene where Michael Scott proposes to Holly and he walks in the room with candles. I cried again last night. It's crazy. I don't know what's wrong. Hardly anything affects me.

I think they're my friends. Yeah. I watched the office over and over and over on Luke. And he was like proposing and he's walking around and he's like, this is, Is this you proposed to? I'm on season three. Oh, you don't, oh, well, it's not a spoiler. Okay.

Yeah. He was his old boss. Right? He's a Jan. Right? He's a Jan, yes. Maybe I'm season four. Holly's the HR.

Okay. Oh, yeah, the old one. Yeah. The new one. Oh, the new HR. Okay. Well, whatever. See, I don't in there yet.

Yeah. Anyway, I cried last night. I got tears. I don't know, but I would, like, bald. But then I had switched off and had to watch the Punisher. Yeah. Because I can't watch those episodes when Michael Scott leaves and not fully be focused in. But on my answer story, I always put like an office clip.

There's always a funny scene. There's one scene, Jim's like, hey, well, the prank we'll do. Tell the radio station, Justin Bieber. Dwight's like, who's Justice Beaver? Dwight is so funny to me. He's so weird and awkward. Okay, so what we learned from this is Brooks and Dunn will be in Friday, and I will be geeking out. Are we all good with that?

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never even was on the radio. But, and he kind of replied something and I was like, oh, and then we started chatting. He said, I'm still on my flip phone. Don't have my smartphone. I just downloaded Instagram on my tablet for like a second. He's like, but I'm probably about to delete it again. I haven't heard from him. So like he's totally taking this seriously. So Brett Eldridge got, went to a flip phone. Yeah. So, but Brett's an interesting guy. We've become friendly. He came over to the house and we did a bobbycast back in June. It's a really good one. I would encourage you today. Like if you're on pot, by the way, podcast is free. People like, how do I podcast? If you have the Iheart radio app, you can just search the word bobbycast.

It's all free. There's an episode. It's episode 127 with Brett Eldridge. And I was talking to him about, you know, getting in shape. And he talked about why he decided to get into shape. Back then, I was out of shape. I didn't look like I cared as much. And no one really said, hey, you're, you could be in better shape and your style could be better.

But that could be it. So I'm going to go getting, I went and got in good shape. But I just got so driven. It's like, I don't want to get this close to making it. And never know what it's like. So he had two failed singles and was like, all right. I'm going to give it a shot. I'm going to try and go all in, get in shape, do the whole thing.

There was another part we talked about how he's maybe scared to fall in love because the songs may not be as good. Do you remember this? Oh, wow. I'm almost kind of scared when I actually do fall in love. Like, will my love songs be as good? Because I write from a standpoint of how I picture and how magic it can be. And I know it can be magic.

I mean, I know it's a real thing. But how when I'm writing a love song, I'm describing, you know, what I feel like I would love to have, which with the long way, it's, you know, I want to get to know the heart of a person and a more depth way of seeing all the stuff that, you know, somebody might not ask him about. Check out Brett Eldridge, episode 127. Hey, you know that Ted Bundy movie that they're coming out with Zach Efron? Yeah. That's not going to the theaters.

It's going to Netflix. Oh, really? Yeah. No, I was Googling trying to find a release date and we couldn't find anything. And so now, I guess this answers that. Netflix purchased Zach Ephron's Ted Bundy movie extremely wicked

for $9 million after a bidding war with companies that do put in the movie theater This is the demise of I've been telling you guys The fact that we can watch them in our house

Changes the game It's not that people aren't going to know the movies at all But the theaters As compared to what they are today They're done in 10 years There'll be like one for every 10 that exists now They won't even know

That cinema experience Yeah but okay It's like we don't know the drive in movie experience. That's true. We want to go sit in your car with a speaker in your window. You make out with your chick. Are you watching a movie? You can do that on Netflix now.

Or me watch it alone. I was watching, I told you, The Punisher. That's the best superhero show on Netflix. My D and I were arguing last night. We were having a meeting, like a podcast meeting. And we nerded out. We were like, what did you say it was? I think Daredevil was the best.

And I was like, no, it's your punisher. Yeah. So anyway, Zach, that my mind you. movies going to Netflix. You want to run through the news real quick? Robert Pattinson, reportedly being eyed for the next Batman. Because you know Ben Affleck's not doing it.

Who's he again? Robert Pattinson? Twilight. Oh, that dude. Here's the thing. You can hate on it, but anytime they put anyone in it, we go, oh yeah, that makes sense. Have you ever seen a role miscasted, Amy? Is he going to have glitter? He's not only like he's going to be Twilight. Andy Cohen has baby. See that

on Instagram yesterday? Oh, I didn't. Yeah, via surrogate. And then finally, Conan O'Brien says that he took the, I saw this on Stephen Colbert after the Super Bowl. He said he took the DNA test, the 23 of me, and he's 100% Irish. So his doctors like, oh, you definitely are a product of imbredding. Oh. And he's like, I'm inbred. I mean, he's always said he is Irish.

That's funny. He's 100%. Isn't that funny? Rare to do that. Anyway, there you go. All right, follow me here. Ready? Ready?

I'll give you the description of two country artists. You've got to combine a. the mashup. For example, here it is. Country music's goat and the best-selling country duo of all time. Garth Brooks and Brooks and Dunn. Okay, got it.

Garth Brooks and Dunn. Garth Brooks and Dunn. Got it. That makes sense? Garth Brooks and Dunn. All right, right. How about this one? The tallest member of Lady Annabellum and the first winner of American Idol.

Charles Kelly Clarkson. Come on. That's so funny. Good one. Thank you. Thank you. You get to it? Yeah.

I love this bar and girl founder and a famous Australian country singer. Toby Keith Thurban. Yay! Good, good, all right. All right, hold on. Give the listener a second to play here. Oh, sorry. I got excited about that one.

The Forever and Ever Amen singer. Launcherbox, I might come to you for this one. Oh, boy. Do you know who sings Forever and Ever A Man? Yeah. And it's a great day to be a live singer. Oh, boy. Who sings Forever and Ever Amen?

That is George Strait. But that must not be yet It's not it Eddie, forever and ever Amen singer is Yeah, Randy Travis And then it's a great day to be a live singer is

Travis Trit So that means it's Randy Travis Trit There you go Good one So close though Lunchbox Those were tough

Eddie The best selling Pop Diva And the season four Of American Idol winner This is tough What's the Pop Diva Best selling Pop Diva

I mean that's Bioncée Knowles Underwood Mariah Carey Underwood. Oh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I give you one more. Amy, you're the only one that only gets them right.

The Killin' Time singer and Fergie's hip-hop group. Clint Black-IPs. Come on, she's great. He's good at this. Amy, one more, one more. Okay. The star of Hamilton and the Pistol Annie's member. Hold on, I know this.

The star of Hamilton. I know this. And the Pistall Anys member. Who's the star of Hamilton? Yeah, that guy. That guy. Come on, Amy. You got it.

Come on. Come on. It's Lynn Manuel Miranda. It's Marlon. I had the Miranda Lambert, but I couldn't get the Lynn Manuel. Shoot. He sang Fire and Rain and the Pop Art for $320 million. Come on.

Fire and rain and what? James Taylor Swift. Oh, good one. He put you up there. I know. Let's go. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones.

I worked out a little too hard yesterday. I'm a little bit out of shape because my shoulder's been hurting, so I've just not been messing with it. Yeah. Ooh, I thought I was going to puke yesterday. There was a time where I went, oh, it's going to go. I'm trying to think of the last time I worked out that hard. It's not a good look for me.

But then I got home and then I ate perfectly because if you work that hard, you don't want to ruin it by eating cupcakes. And I have the story. Research shows that people make healthier choices with their daily diet when they're on an exercise regimen. Yeah. I don't like exercising. You know what I'm doing today?

I'm going to a spin class. You are? Interesting. Yeah. Alumn? Yeah. Those are hardcore. Yeah.

A friend was like, hey, I have a friend. One of my friends came over. And he was like, hey, I have a friend who, like, teaches at a spin class. You should go, because I'm just trying, I get so bored doing the same thing over and over again. I like boxing. But other than that, like yoga bores me. I do it like once or twice a week. Yeah.

I'm going to spend. It's hard. What are you trying to say? I don't know. You're trying to try. You might have like you went hiking because a friend invited you, but we thought it was a girl. It was a girl, but it was no one I'm dating. And then we learned it's a friend.

So then now you're trying to spin class. So either a girl invited you in my mind, I'm thinking, or the instructor's hot. And you're like, I'm going to go see what this is all about. I have no idea who the instructor is. I just booked the class. Never. It just a friend was like, hey, there's a spinning class. Cool.

Because I was looking for like a soul cycle because I like that when I'm in Austin. Yeah, they have some around town. Similar. Yeah. So I'm going to that today at like 530. Do you have you? Have you heard of this? It's called Tilt. Tilt, yeah.

Oh, you know of it? Yes. Oh, I've never heard of it. I know who told you about it, too. Yeah, it's a dude. He's a guy. And he works out. Everybody get off me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I got to spend class today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What are you doing today? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm working out too, but not at spin. What are you doing?

I am going to do while I'm going to walk, going to get my steps. I've been doing that during song breaks today, by the way. I don't know if you've noticed that. Oh, so why you've been leaving the room all day? Yes, because I'm just so I'm just so behind and I have a power day to get 18,000 steps. So I'll be walking, but I also need to do some toning, so I'll be doing some weight somewhere in the mix and then if it's

good weather, scooter time with the kids and then tutoring, I don't know. My life is like Groundhog's Day. This got me an apparent thing, right? Yeah. That's funny. That's funny. Amity just a grown home days and kids every day, every day. Mom, can me ride scooter, mom?

Can we ride scooter and mom? Can we ride scooter? That's funny. What are you doing today? Oh, man, I'm going to be taking a nap. I didn't get a nap yesterday. I was so busy, so I'm going to be hitting a hard nap, and then definitely not going to cycle class with another guy.

No, another guy's not going. A guy recommended it. There'll probably be girls there. Don't worry. I'm not worried. I did hit up Morgan, too. You're probably going to spend so much faster. I know, I doesn't buy it.

That doesn't affect me. I did hit at Morgan number two. I don't show off. Because I ended up hurt it myself. I'm going to see even worse. Morgan number two, what? I hit her up last night. I was like, hey, do you know this girl?

Oh. And she was like. Does she? She met her. Morgan number two knows everybody. She's running to everybody. Really? Yeah.

I've mostly run. Anyone that's like, hey, do you go out with, I'll run it by Morgan number two now. She's kind of my pimp. Is that the, yeah. Is that the, what? Does that mean the person's in her 20s? borderline right? Younger. Not that, not as young as I am.

Young in the 20s? No, no, no. Sorry. No, like around 30. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She's 19. No, no.

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