The Bobby Bones Show - Amy’s Daughter Picks Interesting Song Choice For Her School Play Audition + 'Will It Pizza?' With Lunchbox + Most Memorable Jingle Game!

Episode Date: March 11, 2021

Amy’s daughter is going to audition for a school play and Amy wants to know if her song choice is appropriate or not. Lunchbox. We tried out a new game called “Will It Pizza” to see if a restaurant would cook Lunchbox’s frozen pizza from the grocery store. Amy tries to win a caller a prize in the Most Memorable Jingle game. She tries to go 18/20 by naming the company that matches the jingle. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I wanted to mention here as we started. I might have messed up this morning in doing a nice deed for Caitlin. I haven't been sleeping well the past few months, but I woke up probably 45 minutes before I normally do, so I'm up. It's completely dark.

I got nothing to do. And I'm fully awake, so I know not to go back to sleep. And so me moving around, I turn the TV on, wakes Caitlin up a little bit. Most time she doesn't wake up, but she's awake.

And she's like, since you're up, when you make me breakfast, she's never, she was just kidding, because I don't cook. But I was like, yeah, sure, I'll go make you breakfast. She was like, you will?

So yeah, what do you want? She goes, um, how about a bagel, cream cheese, and scrambled eggs? And I said, all right, sure.

She's like, what? And I said, I'll go do it. So I'll walk in the kitchen, scramble up, some eggs, make a bagel, put in the toaster.

Cook breakfast, took it into her. And she was like, wow, but now the problem is, I have proved to her that I can do it. Oh, every morning now. Which I should have never done. I should just be like, the, what's

a egg? Because I don't think that alone I've ever just went like, I'll cook something up. I've been like, hey, we're going to have dinner. I know how to do this. Or I've done hello fresh. But never have I just been like, let me hop in there making, I don't know that it was great. She was very appreciative, but I think I now have shown

that I have the ability to hop up and make breakfast. Yeah, but that's okay. And you can do it again. That's the problem. I don't want to do it again. But see, Amy's husband does this with his ironing clothes or what does he do? Folding things. Yeah, folding things. Yeah. The guy was in the Air Force Academy. It's like, I don't know. They'll fold a shirt. And I believe him. It's smart. Hey, hey, wink, wink.

Right. But I think I just proved myself. But she was happy with it. And then all day today, I've been like, remember that I made you breakfast? That was cool. So I think that I'm trying to leverage that against the fact that I now know how to do it. So she thinks every time I cook that I'm going to be like, remember that time I did that for you? So that happened this morning. I have a little note here. Yesterday, we were out in the yard. playing ball with Stanley. He is obsessed with the basketball. Attacks it because he loves it so much.

Just was on it. And so we go out in the yard and we're just chunking it across the yard. I made a bad throat. It did not get to Caitlin. And he runs and just attacks it and just starts rolling it hard. Well, there's like a drainage thing underneath the drive that's a tunnel that goes through. It's not a big tunnel. But the ball barely fits into that tunnel and goes rolling through.

And he goes in after it. He's a quarter of the way through the tunnel. And he starts to get tighter. around him. He's a big fat bulldog. And I'm like, oh, and I'm like, oh my God, the dog's going to get stuck in the drainage. And Caitlin runs on the other side. And she's like, Stanley, come on. And all he's just focused on that ball. Just pushing that ball. And also like, fighting himself through the hole. It probably took him three, four minutes, which felt like 20, but he made, he squeezed himself all the way through the other side and it just kept chasing the ball.

Oh, wow. That's funny. I was scared of death that we were going to have to bring somebody out to, like, break open the land. Grease him. But we couldn't, we couldn't even get to him. That's how small the hole was. I couldn't fit in there. Wow. So that was some drama yesterday. Let's see here. Made some notes.

I called Eddie last night. There's a basketball game on. And I never do, hey, this is a sure thing. Because they want you to think it's a sure thing. So you gamble on it. But I called Eddie with a sure thing. And I said, hey, I don't know what you got in your account right now, but bet it all in this game.

Yeah, it's a little nervous. So how are you sure? Oh, it was. You just felt it? I felt it. And I was watching it. And when I feel like I'm going to put a good amount on it, and I made the biggest bet I'd ever made on sports on it.

And I've called Eddie, and I was like, do it. I was going to call Ray, but Ray's his sleep at 8 o'clock. But Eddie did, and... Sometimes you know, you know, and dude, you knew, and we made some cash. We did pretty good last night. Wow. If you want to bet on the NCAA tournament with... Draft Kings.

With the Draft King's app, you need to get the Draft King sports book. I know. I downloaded the wrong draft Kings. Well, it's right. It's right for fantasy. Well, it's the right one. But yeah, Bobby was looking at my phone. He's like, oh, that's not the app you need.

You can do Draft King Sportsbook and be sure to put in the code. Bones. Is it Bones, Mike, or Bobby? It's bones, right? It's bones, because I put in the code. I still can't give it. I don't know what it got me, but I put it in. You probably got some free money.

Yes, or you get like free options that lets you bet more for less. Oh, Amy, you're about to start making some Kazash. You should, Etsy Tate tournament. Pick some games. Okay. All right. Oh, you already put the code bones. I already put in the code bones.

Yeah, but, um. No, but if I download the new app, I can re-put in the code bones. Maybe. They're doing a thing, too, where if you pick an underdog and you bet $4, you can end up winning like $200. Nice. If the underdog wins, which is pretty cool. But you guys check that out. I also brought Eddie fish this morning.

Oh, thank you so much. Some halibut and scallops. My catch from deep sea. Wow. Question. That's never been frozen, huh? So that's fresh from the ocean straight to the chest. We put it in our freezer just to make sure it got to you.

Oh, you did freeze a little bit. Yeah. Because we're not going to leave. What are we going to do? I figure you just keep it on ice. But it didn't matter. That's straight from the ocean. Thank you.

Legit. That's my notes from yesterday's life. Anything from your life? Not that I can think of right now. Oh, what did we watch? Oh, there's a new Superman show on Lois and Superman. Has anybody seen it? No.

Mike D. anybody? Oh, Morgan number two? Yeah, I've watched it. We started that. Can't decide how I feel about it yet, but my daughter loves anything like and my son. Like, any superhero type thing we're into. It has an 86% positive on Rotten Tomatoes, which is a strong. What's it called? Lois and Superman?

Superman and Lois. There you go. And do it in that order, because I think there are a lot of different versions of this show. Yeah, but it's brand new, so it's something, and there's multiple episodes. I think maybe we could binge it. I watched the final of Wanda Vision. How'd you, would you feel about it? I liked it, because it was like fighting.

I like some fighting in superhero movies. Caitlin is her least favorite thing. She's like, why are they superiors fighting? I was like, this is what they do, because she hadn't seen any of the Marvel movies. I did. I really liked it, but it's over now. Yep, we have to wait. It's a series finale.

It's not a season finale. Oh, there's nothing coming back? They may do a different show, but that's it, right, Mike? That's it. That tells that whole story, the end done. Wow, okay. Are you done? Yeah, we're done.

Watched it. Thought it was really a really good series. Took me a second at the beginning to understand what was happening because it's kind of weird at first. But loved it. There's a point too where this guy, he's a good guy, he works for the FBI. They handcuff him and he gets a, like a pin, like a Bobby pin or a, a safety pin.

And he undoes his handcuffs with the safety pin. And Kately goes, this isn't realistic at all. I said, baby, there were like two. Supergirls fighting in the air like three minutes ago punching each other in the face with their laser rays. Right. You want to talk about the handcuffs? My dad was watching Star Wars with us one time.

He's like, yeah, right. I'm like, Dad, the whole movie's face. I'm talking about. He's like, he'd never sign it with the left hand. All right, Rusty is on with us. Rusty, what's happening, man? Bobby, what's going on, buddy? Hey, are you a truck driver?

Yeah. Can I tell you, when I was driving the big rig, because I had to go get my CDL permit, and then I went and drove the big rig for like two days. That is so much stress. Let me tip my hat to you. Because you are, first of all, you get so many gears in this truck. You're double clutching.

You got gears. You got a load behind you. You got cars that aren't given a crap that you could just drive over the top of them and kill everybody. Like, it's nonstop stress for you when you're on the road. So again... Buddy, let me tell you. Let me tell you, I appreciate it.

What I do is it's not for everybody, because if everybody could do it, we would all do it. It's like if we could all be radio announcer, it would be all on a radio. Man, I left that with a deep appreciation, not only for how many things you've got to focus on at once while driving that truck, but two, without people driving trucks,

like the infrastructure of our country is built on goods being shipped across, and sometimes you've got to load up in back of a truck and carry them from one side of the country to the next. Dang. So, Rusty, you demand, that's all. Okay? All right. All right, see? He didn't even know why he was getting on the phone.

I'm going to give you a chance to win a prize here. Up for grabs, a $50 marathon gas gift card. We're going to play the most recognizable guitar riff game, which we did play just days ago. But now, Amy is going to hear five of them. Do you think she will get three of them right? Yes or no? Three out of five. Can she go three out of five?

No. Okay. If you get three or more, he loses. Okay. Okay? He has bet against you. Thanks, dude. Yeah, okay, here we go.

Name this guitar riff. Here we go. I got this one. Amy, name that guitar riff? Beat it. Beat it by Michael Jackson. Don't beat it. All right, Rusty, she's got one.

You don't need her to get two more, okay? I ain't sweating it. Okay, oh. Rusty. I mean, I don't blame you for betting him and Smith. I've heard her things sweet. child of mine. I ain't worried. Okay. Are you ready? Next up. She's shaking her head right now. I think she's struggling with this one. It's hard. Yeah. I mean, I know I'm very familiar.

Here's me. You named that song. Go ahead, Amy. Need an answer. Smells like teen spirit. Fine guess. Incorrect. That is Inner Sandman from Metallica. Rusty's back in the game. Rusty's back in the game. Rusty's back in the game. All right, Amy. Can you name this one? That's right. What? Do you know it? What's the answer?

Oh my gosh. Is this just this over and over? Pretty much. You'll probably switch up here in a second. There it is. Oh. No, no. You sing them walk this way?

Don't do that. No, I'm confused. You did go that way. Need an answer. Beautiful woman. Back in black. Back in black. Keep going.

That was back in black. Okay. All right. Randy. Okay. Amy. Rusty. Rusty.

If you miss this next one, he wins. Right. Okay. Name this famous guitar riff. Oh. Welcome. this way. Walk this way is correct. Oh,

it all comes down to this. Randy, I'll give you a chance. Sorry, Amy, don't make me think his name is Randy. Rusty. Sorry. Come on, guys. Rusty. I have one more song for her. Now, I'm going to let you change your mind or whatever.

You can pick if she gets it or doesn't get it, Rusty. Do you think she'll get the next song? No. Okay, he's staying with no. Sorry, I just don't have faith. Okay. Yeah, I can get all. have faith.

Gotcha. This is the last song. Name this famous guitar riff for the win. Okay, you heard it all. What are you leaning toward? Like what kind of band? Stacey's mom.

But that's not it. That's what's stuck in my head. But... Is that it? If it's not Stacey's mom, it's like, uh... Dazzy's mom, it's like,

is that it? Do you feel where I'm going? Kind of... But it's... But on me. Yeah, no. I don't think so. What is your answer?

Sometimes I get the self-to-me. Okay. Okay. I hear it now, Vance. Somehow she found it. She got there. Sometimes I give myself some. Yeah, five seconds.

I got it. It's like right in my head. Answer. Answer. Sometimes I get something lost on me. I don't have it. It's called basket. case by Green Day. Okay, I would not have gotten that. Oh, but I wouldn't have gotten it.

Hey, Rusty, congratulations. You get your job. Rusty, who, who, who, who. Thanks, Amy. You're welcome. Thanks, Amy. Rusty was a big win today. All right, Rusty, hang on the line for a second. We'll get you your prize. All right, bud. All right, Morgan, what's up? So I went over to the Bobby Bone Show B team page and I asked if they had any questions they wanted to answer. Okay, what do you have. So do you and Caitlin plan to have cake at your wedding or something different? I think we'll do cake. I had a suggestion for a humongous razorback cake that I found on, what's that site called? What you look for cool stuff?

Pinterest? Thank you, Pinterest. You're welcome. Found a humongous razorback cake. It's beautiful. And that's what you're doing? No, I don't think so. Because those cakes are really expensive. And then I think if, because if we got a nice cake, we'd only get one. And I don't think that a Razorback cake would be good for both of us, you know? You can make it your groom's cake, but she may not like that either. No, I could probably do whatever for the groom's cake. It just won't be that big. But there's a such thing as a groom's cake? Yes.

Oh yeah. You get your own cake, bub. Well, can I do something else? Can I do like beef jerky? Instead of cake? Right? Can't you do like groom jerky or something? You do whatever you want, man. There's already a big cake. Why do you need another cake? See? Is there a bride cake and a groom's cake and a all cake? No, no. Too many cakes. You either do one big cake or people.

do a bride's cake and a groom's cake. I've never heard a three, but I guess you could. But I wouldn't have a groom's cake if there's already a big wedding cake. Is that what you're saying? Yeah. Okay. I think we're just going to do a wedding cake. Because we did wedding cake tasting.

Sounds like you're just going to do one cake. Yeah. Again, I should be a little more knowledgeable about this, but I am not. All right, what else? So the listeners always share their favorite segments on the show, but they want us to answer what are favorite segments on the show are. What's your favorite segment to do? if I'm like, all right, we're going to do this segment.

What kind of lights you up, Eddie? Music games. All the music games that we play, I love it. Amy? It's got to be a game. I don't know that minor music, but easy trivia. Like, I have a love-hate relationship with it. But, like, the question games or, like, randomly the name game or something like that.

We don't do that that often. Lunchbox? Lunchbox, brain calls. Those are definitely my favorite. Absolutely. I always like it when you guys tell on each other. Oh, spill the tea? I like the spill the tea.

I hate that segment. Yeah, that's pretty fun. And I like when we get 90s country artists in. Oh, yeah, that's good. Because that to me is getting to live out like band camp, childhood fan camp, you know? So that would probably be my favorite too. All right, what else?

And speaking of segments, they request that we bring back Shot Collar trivia and Bobby Bone Show trivia. No. So Shot Collar trivia is a game. I think if I put money on it and gave you the option to play it, you guys would play it.

I'll play it if you play it. You just never play it. You always push the button. That's not true. I've played it many times. He's played it many times. But I would also play for money. And he's not really going to get shocked. And he put your money up and he's going to get every question right because he's the smartest. So I'll tell you, Eddie, I'll play.

If you play. But you'll play and we'll put money up and we'll go against each other. If that's what you want to do. Oh gosh. You're right though. And we both have a buzzer. So we're just going to be with each other. We just start shocking each other.

All right. What else Morgan? How is Amy's dad doing? Amy, how's your dad? No, he's doing okay. He's at a rehab hospital right now. So I think the next move, he'll be there for like two more weeks. And he's probably moving in with me.

Really? Yeah. Is this breaking news? Yeah, I guess. I haven't really talked about it at all. So I, but we're just trying to iron out those details of what that will look like. He's vaccinated. So I feel safe bringing him into my house and being around kids and family and friends if they come over.

But, you know, we talked about maybe the chair rail situation, but I think we're just going to convert like a study that we have down the. stairs into his bedroom. Because I can't risk him even being near stairs at this point. Amy's dad got cancer. Yeah. And quickly had a lot of stuff happened to him. Yeah, he was fully functioning, like worked every day. Like his life has drastically changed the last three years.

And it was because of a surgery that wasn't supposed to go this way, but it went wrong. Nobody's fault, but it just unfortunately went wrong. And he ended up in ICU for like eight weeks. never been the same. Like he coded. Like his life, he just brain wise, it's never been the same. And he's on a feeding tube. And it just been super unfortunate. But sometimes his brain is still super sharp and he's still there. And that's why I think it's important for us to bring us into the home. Because if I were to send him to a more skilled place to live, like a skilled nursing home situation, I think that he would get depressed. Because he mentally, sometimes he's still so

sharp that I think he needs to be around family during this. Who knows if it's like this last little season. Well, good luck. Yeah, thanks. Thanks for asking about him. People are always so nice. I tell him, like, listeners check on you. He's like, tell him I said, what up.

Like, he's very aware of stuff. One final question, Morgan. Is there a strong possibility that you will end the radio show in the coming years? And if so, what will the rest of the show do? This is my favorite thing to do still. Of everything that I do, this is by far still my favorite thing. I think that I'll do this for a while longer. I do.

The only reason I wouldn't is if I decided I was going to go run for office. But who knows? But I think I'm going to do this. And if I left, I'm sure the guys would go do a sports podcast, they're already doing. What? No, sure, man. We'll do that.

That's cool. Why do you say it like that? Eddie, what is your deal? I'm just saying like if he, every time he talks about if I leave, I didn't bring it up. I didn't bring it up. I know. But to me, it's just like, God, I don't.

I don't want to think about that. Amy would probably do a massive nighttime radio show on 100 stations like Delilah and be great at it. Yeah. Yeah, I would. Everybody else saw you guys are screwed. No. That's not true. Eddie, you gave me down.

Like, y'all would, there's so much opportunity for everybody on this show. I feel like I've said you guys are pretty good to go on spread your wings. It's not you. It's just that this is, I like, I like this. job. You like to, for sure, paycheck? I like this. It's a good feeling. Everything's fine. I love the, I get asked that a lot. Do I want to go? I don't want to

leave. This is the most fun that I have is still doing this radio show. So, thank you for all your questions. Anything you guys want to know before we hang up? Yeah, what's the time frame of that, man? There is nothing. There's no time frame. There is no time. But have you had a guess. Like, if you looked at your calendar, because you know you have a lot of dots. I mean, you have dots on everything. So where's that dot at?

What? I don't, there's not an answer forever. Never. I'm never leaving. But also, too, that's just a discussion, too, of overall. Like, what is the future of what we do look like anyway? I don't think it's live. I don't think I can, I don't think in five years I'm waking up early in the morning. I like that. I don't. So does that mean, who knows what it means? And I don't think in five years I'm waking up the butt crack of dawn anymore. Because I'm 40 now. I've been doing this for the morning part of this thing for, for, 17 years? It's a long time to be waking up this early. I'm exhausted of just waking up. But thank you for your questions. Yeah, Eddie's been here for eight years. I meant for Bobby. Not me. All right. Thank you guys for your questions. We appreciate that.

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It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. Chad Turns has been driving for UPS for over a decade, and there's a small town in Pennsylvania that he delivers packages to, and he's been really busy during the pandemic. And he is so, like, good at his job. Like, he'll notice something that looks like it's a birthday present

because it'll have something on the package, and he'll wait until the kids aren't home, and he'll bring the package back after hours so the kids don't see it. Well, the parents and the community, want to do something nice. They put up a little page, got $1,000 in donations, and they surprised him with it.

They said, oh, we have a package. You need to come pick up. And when he showed up, it was everybody out in the street saying, thank you! And they gave him $1,000. That's all. That's cool.

Imagine just getting $1,000 handed to you. Do you see the story on the flip side about the, I think maybe the Amazon driver that was Pee on People's packages? No. Mike just that one? I did see that one. What happened?

I didn't click the video because I want to watch a guy peeing on people's packages, but the headlines said Amazon driver Peas on people's porch packages. That's definitely the flip side. Mike, do you know why he was doing that? I don't know. I just saw the video of him doing it.

You did watch the video? See, I didn't click the video. I don't even understand the point of that. Maybe he's upset at the people. Maybe he didn't get $1,000. Maybe he just had to go. Well, okay, that is not a way to get $1,000, though. Well, this is a good story for this guy.

Nice job. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobby Bones Show. Bonehead. This story comes to us from San Antonio, Texas. A woman was upset. I don't know. She was tired of her Bible. She went out in the backyard and said, you know what, I'm not going to throw it in the trash, I'll just burn it. So she burned it. The wind picked up. There goes the flames, and it burned down the duplex.

Oh, no. Wow. I mean, I guess burned down caused $150,000 worth of damage. At least burnt up. Yeah. Huh. I mean, I'm angry at her for different reasons. It's all the same time. You too. Why are you going to be burning a Bible? What? Secondly. you know, is that the big man upstairs going? Oh, right. Good being.

Yeah, exactly. All right, just don't burn stuff in the backyard if you're not prepared to be able to put it out quickly. No. You know? Be responsible. And don't burn Bibles. What's wrong with you? All right, that's it.

I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Eddie came through with a must win last week, but he's got to do it again. Morgan number two is still in the lead, four to three as we play to five. If she wins, she will hear this song right here. You may know it as we are the champions. It's time to play Elder versus Millennial with Eddie, our oldest. 41 years old.

And Morgan, our youngest. 27 years old. As they battle it out in generational knowledge. Up first, he is the dad of four. I call him the Hispanic who don't panic. When he was a baby, the president was Jimmy Carter. And if he wins today, we'll think he's that much smarter. It is producer Eddie, everybody.

Got it. His opponent, she runs our digital. She's our social media superstar. She can't wait to get the vaccine so she can go back to the bar. It's Morgan number two. Eddie, you're up first. These are all questions that Morgan number two will know. I need these buns.

How many can you get right from her generation? Question number one. Which Hemsworth brother was formerly married to Miley Cyrus? Liam Hemsworth and... Who's the other one? Dang it. Liam and Noel. No, those are Gallagher brothers.

That would be Oasis. Liam and Hemsworth. Luke Hemsworth. Boones, I don't know the other one, so I have to go Liam. Is that your answer? I have to go Liam. I don't know the other one. The answer is Liam Hemsworth.

Yeah! Chris is the other one that's in the Avengers movies. That's Thor. Yes. Okay, got it. The Flash. Supergirl and Star Girl

are all superhero shows on what TV network? Yeah, CW. Correct. Come on! On fire today. Which member of the Jonas Brothers is the only one

not to have a kid? For you to think about that, here's a clip of sucker by the Jonas Brothers. Which member of the Jonas Brothers is the only one not to have a child? I don't know if Joe has one

or Nick has one. I know Jonathan has one. I don't think there's a Jonathan. I think that's new kids on the block, bud. Jonathan. Or, uh, Boop. David Jones. He's like, I think Noel.

Noel Jonas. No, that's Oasis. I don't think, hmm. I don't think Nick has a kid. Nick Jonas. He's the, yeah, yeah, Nick Jonas. Joe, he's married and stuff.

Nick? Oh, okay. Nick's married. Nick's married, too, but I don't think he has a kid. Okay, is that your answer? Give me Nick. So Joe is married to the girl from Game of Thrones. Yeah.

They just had a baby. Yeah. Kevin. Kevin, not Jonathan. I think they have kids. Maybe two kids? Oh, he was the first one to have a bunch of kids. And Nick Jonas is the answer.

Come on. There he is. Anyway, three for three. That's strong. That's strong. Morgan, you have to go three for three. Yeah, this isn't good. Big Papa, hypnotize, and juicy.

We're all songs by what 90s rapper? here's a hook of juicy. Can you repeat the titles one more time? Oh man. Big Papa, hypnotize, and juicy, were all songs by What 90s rapper? I feel like that's Biggie, Notorious B-I-G. Is that your answer?

Yeah, I think so. That is correct. Nice. On the show Home Improvement, what was Tim the Tollman Taylor's Neighbor's name? Oh, he did that all thing, right? I think he was over the fence. Yeah.

On the show, home improvement, what was Tim the Toolman Taylor's neighbor's name? Tim. It was behind a fence. Oh, man. Oh, man. I should know this. My dad made me watch this all the time.

You don't see like the top of his head? Yeah, and he wore the little bucket hat. Oh, I can see him. I don't think I know his name, though. Steve. Is your name Steve? Is that your name? answer? Yeah, Steve.

It is not Steve. It is Wilson. Your final question you would have got here. Before landing his own show, Steve Wilcoast worked as a security guard on what daytime talk show? Daytime... I... Um...

Ellen? No, Ellen's incorrect. Funny, would you have known that? Yeah, Jerry. Jerry Springer. That's correct. Well, I got to say, it is now 4 to 4 going into next week. Winner takes out. Eddie is our winner today. Wow. I was worried, Bones, but we got this.

You came strong. Did you know Wilson, now that I say that, Morgan? Yeah, I do. But like, Wilson, to me, still reminds me of the Tom Hanks movie. The volleyball. Yeah, so it was there, but. Eddie, congratulations. Thanks, Mom. You are the winner this week in Elder versus Millennium.

One more next week. Let's go. All for the Marbles. For all the Marbles. Whatever you say that. All right, the segment's called Willett Pizza Lunchbox? You went to a grocery store and you bought what?

I bought a frozen de jornos because it's not delivery. It's de jornos. A frozen one. A frozen de jrots. My favorite. Oh, does I say frozen? Sorry. But yeah, so I went to the frozen food and I got it and then I went to the pizza places.

Now list to me the pizza places you went to. I hit up Papa Johns, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Little Caesars, Jets pizza. The Bigs. And you went in and said what? I went in and just said, hey, and I had a different line every time. One time, you know, maybe my oven was broken.

Other times, just, hey, I bought this and I really want some pizza for dinner. So I was hoping you could cook it in your nice of oven because you guys have like the perfect heat. So basically you took a frozen pizza place and said, hey, I don't want yours where you cook mine. Yes. Now the question is, and I don't know what happened yet, do you? No. Do you? No.

You guys want to all put a dollar in? Yes. Okay. First, but the first question is, did anyone cook it? Eddie? No, nope. Zero percent. I think maybe one worker thought this is hilarious, like the best part of their day, so they cook it. But they just try and they don't want the boss to find out. But they do it.

But you say there's a yes. Oh, you're crazy, Amy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm also going to go no for a dollar. No chance, right? I just think all five of them would, like the people working there would get in trouble unless they recognized them. Let me ask you that. Oh, you had a mask on though.

So? Did anyone recognize you? Zero people recognize me. Okay. I'm still going to sit with no. You're no? Yeah, no. You're yes.

Yep. Okay. First up, Papa Johns. I was just wondering if you could cook this for me. We're not allowed to. No, no, I mean, just like stick it on your oven. Yeah, we're not allowed to do that. I'll give you a slice.

No. Not going to do it. All right. She said, he said, cook it for me. She said, we're not allowed to do it. He goes, no, no, no, no, no, just stick it in your oven. Yeah, because none is going to work. That's the same thing.

Cook it. No, no, no, no, no, cook it. Just put on that little rack there They get heat underneath it Next up is Pizza Hut Here you go Did you bring us to Diorno Is it a Pizza Hut?

Oh yeah I was just No it's not delivery Yeah I was just wondering If you could cook that for me We actually cannot Because it's not our pizza Tell everybody Everybody close their eyes

And I won't tell anybody I can't Okay oh for two My gosh Pizza said no Next up Domino's Here we go

Oh yeah I was just wondering if you could cook this pizza for me? We are actually not allowed to put anything forward in the oven. I'm sorry. No, no, it's not foreign. No, it's from America.

Like, it's pizza. No, I understand. But we're not allowed to put anything that's not our food. We're just not allowed to. I'm sorry. Okay, what if I put it in? Can you let me put it in? Pretty pleased with sugar on top?

We can't do it. It's not our product, so we're not a good. All right. Thanks, man. It ain't foreign. I got it down the road. It's from America. Hey, Bones.

I forgot. Little Caesars is in there too. Little Caesars and Jets are still remand. Oh, I might change my answer. You can't. You can't change my. Okay. Here is Jets pizza.

Here you go. How's going, man? I was just wondering if you could cook my pizza for me. Just like sticking the oven, like through your oven. Hey, can we just put this in the area? No. You can't do it for me? If I was manager, I would do it, but, you said.

No. All right. Thank you, man. Thanks. I like that guy. Yeah, see? He checked. He checked and then was like, hey, man, I would do it. Mm-hmm.

If he was manager. Only one left, Little Caesars. Oh, man, this could be it. This could be it. Why would you think Little Seasers would be it? Oh, I go to Little Seasers all the time, and I see who works there. A bunch of kids that don't care about anything. They serve the hot and ready.

They don't even mess with you. They're like, it's right there, man. Get it if you want. So they don't care. These guys could be the ones. Okay. Here is little. Amy is the only one that said yes.

Yes. Here is Little Caesars. How's going, man? I was wondering if you guys could cook this for me. You want us to stay dead peace in Ireland? Yeah. Steve and I guess. You can do that for me?

Oh, man. Thank you so much. Do I need open or you open it? Oh, thank you, man, so much. I knew it. Little Caesar's for the win. Wow. Amy wins the game.

Good job, Amy. Lunchbox, what did you think when they said yes? Were you shocked? I mean, I was blown. alone away, I could not stop smiling under my mask and I didn't want to laugh because I didn't want them to know it was a joke. But dude put in the oven. And so what did you do when he cooked it? He put in a little Caesar's box. How long do you have to wait for that? Oh, like a couple minutes. Like I mean, literally just sticks it on the thing and it goes through. So fast.

It's a hardcore oven, huh? Yeah. Wow. Did you take it home and that's a job for dinner? I ate it, yeah. And I even offered them a slice, but they didn't want any. That's funny. They said yes to that. But it was great. And there was a customer waiting. They thought I was, they thought I was lost my mind. Well, there's your answer. Will it pizza? Yes, it will. Nice job.

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

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That's get sunday.com. All right, here is Maria from Connecticut. You were talking about all the different things that were upsetting you? Well, my latest is Pepe Lupu. Save the poor little stinker. He's just a lover. He was never trying to hurt that poor little ditty.

All he was wanting to do was love her. But now they want to cancel Pepe La Pue. One of the cutest, most lovable, sweetheart to see cartoons that they've ever had. Totally unfair. Yesterday I was talking about how people were upset that Dr. Seuss was being canceled. And I said, Dr. Seuss isn't being canceled. Dr. Seuss's own self is going, hey, we shouldn't print this book anymore because we don't like how it is. Nobody's canceling Dr. Seuss. Dr. Seuss is saying, we're going to stop doing this ourselves, right? And then I talked about Mr. Potato Head. They're still a Mr. Potato Head. They just have the

company now being potato head so they can have Mr. and Mrs. Potatoe. But people are led in the news channels tell him what to be upset about without actually reading the stories. The Pepe Lepeu, they're trying to cancel him. Oh, for real, for real. Well, yeah, because they say Pepe Lepeu won't be appearing in a Warner Bros. Space Jam sequel. He's been removed because they say what he was doing was personifying a culture. Listen, I don't know anything about Pepe Lepeu. I don't know anything about Scunx.

Yeah, here's the thing about Pelepew. I don't care enough to fight for it either way. You know his scenario, though, right? Yeah, the cat. had a white streak paint paint streak down her. Accidentally. And so he's a skunk and he's trying to convince her to love him. Yes, he loves her because.

But he's like smelling her. I think he's being a little too aggressive. Yeah, and I think that's why they're saying. Okay. But I don't know enough about it to come here and fight. I'm not fighting for Pepe Lepeot. You and I catch you making the same amount of Pepe Lepeu. Because I haven't seen enough of it to understand.

With Mr. Potato Head, I went and investigated that. You did research. You stand firm in that, yeah. Yeah, it's fine. It should be potato head the brand, and they're still a Mr. Potato Head. With Dr. Seuss, I just think it's weird people are going. We can't believe they're canceling Dr. No, nobody's canceling Dr. Seuss. Dr. Seuss is canceling itself, and only parts of it that they didn't agree with from the past.

Pepe Lepew, I got no comment. If we look at it and go, that's inappropriate, then that's inappropriate. And he's French too, so who knows? Like, right, come on. Born in the USA or nothing, you know what I'm saying? Thank you, Maria. And shout out to a customer at Chick-fil-A in Atlanta because they went there with their weapon

and they were armed and they happened upon a robbery. A guy held, like, his gun up to the cashier person at Chick-fil-A and demanded money. No word on what he got or anything, but he was seen fleeing the restaurant with his weapon. And a customer that was there had a gun, and fired two shots and then held him at gunpoint until police arrived. He fired two shots?

At Chick-fil-A? Think of, like, all the places you would least. likely expect to be in a shootout. Chick-fil-A is at the top of the list. I feel I'm a little torn on this. Right, because why? When I read the story, I thought he caught him in the middle of the robbery and held a gun on him. Oh, he's coming out.

I was like, that's awesome. If the guy's already fleeing and you're shooting, but if that fleeing guy's not threatening anybody, don't you just let him go and just call the cops? I would be afraid I would shoot somebody. And I feel comfortable with me with that gun, but I'd still be afraid. Oh, that's tough. So what happened with the guy? He hit the gun legally, by the way, the good guy.

He did, and he ended up holding the suspect down until police could arrive, and I assume the guy just got arrested. I'm glad it all worked out, good for that guy. I just assumed that story was he came up and stopped the robbery. I didn't know the guy was fleeing, and he shot at him. That's tough. No, it's quite the decision to make. Like, you don't have to do that.

Maybe I would just chase him in my car and, like, stay close and then call the cops? I don't think I'm firing. I don't think I'm firing a gun. But I don't even think that that's your responsibility either. You're putting your life in danger and then you are an expert car chaser person. I don't think so, bones. Pretty good. Although the potholes now are terrible.

Oh, terrible. Oh, yeah, because of the winter storm. Because it freezes. You know what happens, right? Yeah. Okay. Explain the thing. So the water seeps through the pavement and freezes and then breaks it up.

He did know. Yeah. I know, dude. All right, good. All right, what else, Amy? So, Bobby, I have a scenario for you. You've got a clogged drain at your house. do you a fix it yourself don't even look up how to get it exactly right you just do what you do

b you look it up on youtube tutor yourself on how to fix it or c you call a repairman i do a because i have liquid plumber and i just dump a whole bottle in there and then i see what happens because most times when i dump the bottle in there i don't know what happens down there but it clears up yeah it works for you yeah like that's what i would do a i would not do b where i'm youtubeing i would do a and then go to c because I know once I get involved, things start to go worse than they began with. Well, majority of America, and I was using clogged drain as an example, but majority of America just wants to, like, call a repair person to come do it right the first time because they feel like they'll mess it up.

Then people, then a number of people will YouTube how to do it, but not a lot of people want to fix it themselves. Well, mine's not a fix, right? Mine's... A temporary, like a band-a- Well, mine's if it's not that messed up. If it is that messed up, like right now I'm having to learn how, on YouTube, how to make these tree climbing knots because when I'm doing this weekend,

we're shooting the final episode of my show, I have to climb these really tall trees based on the knots that I've created. And I'm like, if I might die. These knots are crazy that you have to learn. You're up there and you're building these knots so you can stand on it to climb another rock. How are you going to know you did it right? I guess if I get back down to land and die. Great. Perfect.

Yeah. But I'm doing it on YouTube. Yeah. So. Do it yourself. All right. What else, Amy? Love You Like You Used to by Russell Dickerson is officially the longest running top 10 song

and radio history. He beat out Lone Stars and Mays. So what Russell did was he performed a mashup of the two songs. I don't know how you do what you do. I'm so in love with you. It just keeps getting better. I want to spend the rest of my life's side forever and ever as I don't love you like I used to. That's pretty cool. It is cool. I wonder how he was going to do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, good idea.

I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So for the last year, nursing home visits are out of the question for a lot of loved ones. And this one daughter really wanted to visit her dad. So she took a second job at the nursing home where he lived.

His name is Harold. He's 87 years old. And he said that seeing his daughter walk through that door, is one of the happiest days of his life, her taking that job. And it's not glamorous either. She has a full-time job at a printing company. But then at his place, she vacuum, sweeps, cleans dishes. But after her shift, she gets to go hang out with her dad.

And that's awesome. That's her way to see them. So shout out Lisa Racin for thinking of that and getting to see your dad. It's a creative, clever way. Although she says she could be taking yoga class or a happy hour with friends with this time, but she would rather be seeing him. Well, and you know she's doing a good job at that job. Yeah.

She's not going to take that and be crappy at her job. So they also get a good employee, too. That's a good story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Tomorrow on the show, we have a super fan coming in. She's a super fan of an artist. She's so funny on TikTok.

We're going to bring her in. That's all I'm going to say for now. I think you guys will like that. I don't know how we're going to tease this. Because if we say what we're doing, she'll know. You know? Friday morning conversation is a big musical event. event. We'll call it that. Okay. Okay. That's happening tomorrow. Let's go over and do the investigative

corny right now with Amy. The morning corny. What is a doctor who specializes in Adam's apples called? What's a doctor who specializes in Adam's apples called? 90 seconds starts now. Throat. Dr. Adam? Dr. Adam? Adam. Neck. A neck. Nectarine. MD. Oh, oh, MD.

A doctor who specializes in Adams apples. Oh, apples. I think it's apples has to be in the joke. Granny Smith. Oh, Dr. Jack.

Adam. Apple Jacks. Adam. Adam's apples. Who eats apples? Doctor. Neck. Neck.

Neckterine? He said, Nectarine. It's because the word neck's in the word neck's in. That's only word that has neck. Neck. Neck.

Neckter. Adams. A neckologist. A necologist. Doctor at. Huh? 30 seconds. This is not good, guys.

Amy read the question again? What is a doctor who specializes in Adam's apples called? A neck. M.D. Throat. Who has? Neck. Guys.

Adams. Yeah. Guys. Neck. Adam. Neck. Apple. neckology

guys men five seconds oh my gosh you're so close we are neckology men men men knowledge oh my gosh

y'all had it in different pieces like lunchbox is over here yelling guy and you were yelling neckologist guyologist oh guy neckologist okay hit it

sorry guys The morning corny. What is a doctor who specializes in Adams Apples called? Just tell us. A gynecologist. Guy necologist come out of my mouth and we don't hit Gynecologist. Guy necologist.

All right. Sorry, guys. That's on me. That's on me. Y'all were so close. I got us 90. I couldn't close it out. We didn't have a good closer.

All right, Amy. Thank you very much. Next, Amy. Lunchbox, you still playing the lottery every two weeks? Absolutely. I pay $150 every paycheck. So $300 a month. I thought it used to be $100 a month. It did.

He went up. Oh, because people have been winning. Yeah, there's been bigger jackpots, and so I just felt like, man, maybe I'm not investing enough. And so I just... Do you think, and again, we all have what we spend our money for entertainment on? This is entertainment to you, though, right? No, it's an investment.

It's like the stock market. Like, you have no idea with it. No, no, listen, the stock market, you put it in there, taking a chance that something's going to go up, right? But you put it in believing in the history of a company who's running the company, what's happening in the future. You're speculating based on events what happens with this product. Correct.

In the lottery, I am putting my money in based on recent events of people winning and hitting jackpots in the history of the lotto. They always give out winnings every time. Okay, I would argue that it's not the same but. And I would also say if it's for entertainment, like I'm not going to ever be like, don't do that. if it's for investment purposes, I would say don't do that. I understand, but everybody wants to invest their money different ways.

Like, I want to do it this way, you want to do it that way. But you have two kids, right? Don't you think $150 every two weeks, $300 a month, over $3,000 a year? Okay. Multiply that by how many years? 20 years? What's that? They're college.

60 grand. 60 grand, okay? Wow, that's a lot of money. With interest. More than 60 grand. So 62 grand, because you make like 30 cents interest a month. imagine $100 million, which one's better? But which one's more likely to happen?

The $65,000 for college versus the lottery. Because you're playing the mega millions and powerball twice weeks. That's four times a week times how many years, how many weeks are in a year? I don't even know. You know one doesn't affect the other, right? Like you playing this week has no effect on you playing next week. I'm just saying. 52 weeks?

Times 30 years or whatever you guys, 20 years. That's a lot of change. chances to win. That's a lot better than $60,000. Did I say that wrong? About weeks? No, he was just trying to figure out how many weeks in a year. North Carolina man collected a $1 million lottery prize from a scratch-off ticket. Just seven months after he took home a $4 million jackpot. Oh, wow. What? You see what I'm saying? You think this guy just quit because he won $4 million? No, he said, you know what? I got to keep going. I bet the guy wasn't a hardcore lottery player.

Probably just played a little bit and lucked out. No chance. It is all based on luck. All luck. It's 100% luck 1-0% percentage luck. I can't believe you guys think it's all luck. What else is going to be? What skill is there? I mean, it's sort of like when you go to the roulette table.

That's luck. No, and people... Rulet is the lucky, yes. And people write down the numbers and they say, these numbers are hot. That means, oh, these numbers are coming up. So you've got to look at the lot of, oh, maybe 23 hadn't hit in a while. So you pick 23 on the next mega millions.

Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know. I got hit twice, big, big dollar. Hey, guess what? He turned that 60,000 into 5 million. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona.

They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevant. with practical skills, career readiness, and opportunity for every learner. GCU believes education shouldn't be a privilege, but an affordable path forward for all. Grounded in Christian truth, GCU works to empower the next generation to lead with integrity,

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You should know most, if not all of these. 20, right? So we have Bubba on the phone. Bubba, how are you? What's happening today? Cool, cool. Collin' in, just calling in. I appreciate that.

Well, hang out a second. We'll try to get your prize here. So here's what's up for grabs. Up for grabs, $50 in cash to a show member here. Oh, boy. Come on. Okay. But if you lose, you owe $25 in cash.

What? You don't have to play. Now, so I have 20 slogans here. You don't have to play. But 50 bucks out for grabs. I have 20 of the most popular driver. How many can you name? Go.

All the of songs? How many can you, no, of slogans, of show slogans. How many can you name out of 20 that you're for sure about? The most memorable ever. Probably 15. Oh, that's good. Is that too high? She says she can name 15 without missing one.

Okay. You have to go 15 in a row. Oh, okay. Does anyone want to go 16? Man. So we win 50 and if we lose, we pay 25. Yeah. And we got to get 16 in a row.

Well, she said she can get 15 in a row. Give me 16. Oh. Hey, Eddie thinks he can get 16 in a row. Yeah. Lunchbox is over to you. Can you do 17?

Oh, gosh. Can you do 17 in a row? Give me 17. Okay. Does anyone want to go 18? Amy? Or Eddie, you can do it too, Ed. I mean, it probably won't be that hard.

I'll go 18. She's going 18. Oh, man. Does anyone want to go 19? I'm going to sit and watch this. Okay. Lunchbox, if you want to go to go to, 19 or do you want to tell her name those slogans hey you know what I'm gonna say Amy

name no slogan come on Amy we're getting to the point where now we have to pay to work yeah what's gambling you didn't have to do it but I'm also paying you you didn't have to play yeah okay Bubba if Amy wins you win a $50 marathon gas gift card okay all right here we go Amy you guys you need 18 in a row okay number one Nationwide is on your side wide. Correct. Okay. I said these are the biggest ones ever.

All right. Okay, okay. Number two. Bada, ba, ba, pop, I'm loving it. McDonald's. Correct. Oh, okay. Two down. Number three. Ricola. Recola. Recola what?

Huh? That they're called recola cough syrups. Yeah, recolor cough drops. Ooh. Okay. I would have been out. Snap, crackle, pop. Rice Krispy treats. Correct.

Rice Krispies. Mike, do we accept Rush Krispies? Or Rice Krispies. Sorry. Think about your answer before you yell it out. If you miss it, you're done. All right. They're magically delicious. Oh, think, think. No, I'm not. Lucky Charms. Oh! And it said she's gone!

Why would I miss that one? I don't know. One of my favorite cereals. Five in a row. Only 13 more in a row to go. Okay. Oh, SpaghettiOs. Spaghettios Correct

Like a good neighbor Papa is there State Farm Correct Mm-mm good Is there a Like a melody to that Campbell soup

Okay it's correct Camble soup Oh gosh Okay Go Give me a break Give me a break Break me off a piece of that

Kit Kat Kit Kat Correct I don't want to grow up I'm a Toys or Us Correct Wow, Amy.

She's 10 in. She's 10 in. Wow. She needs what? She needs eight more? She needs eight more. Okay, Bubba. Chia, cha, cha, cha, chia. Chia pet.

Nice. That's old school. I want my baby back, baby back, baby back, baby back. I want my baby back, baby back, baby back. Oh, my. Oh, no. Oh, she's struggling. No.

Oh, my. No. Who has the baby back ribs? Do you want those from? I want my baby back, baby, back, baby back, baby back. Oh, gosh. I'm going to go. Who has the baby back ribs?

Talk it out before you say I'm going to go. I know. I feel like it's chilies. But then why do I feel like it could be Applebee's? I want my baby back, baby back, baby back, baby back. Oh, my gosh, when you go. I don't get these at chilies. But the baby back ribs from my gosh, if it's not chilies, I don't even know what I'm going to do because I'm going with chili.

Your answer is? Please. Okay, and here's how the song goes. Eddie, will you do this first line? You got it. I want my baby back, baby, baby, baby back, baby back, baby back, I want my baby, back, baby back, I want my baby. Chili's. There you go, Amy.

Once you started singing it, I, oh, yes, okay. Every kiss begins with Kay. Kay's jewelers. Correct. You have 13 down. You have, Amy, you have five to go. Okay. You got this, Amy.

Bubba, how you feeling? I'm confident in it She needs five more The best part of waking up Bulgers Fulgers, correct Clap on clap off

What? Oh no Oh no Is it What? Do you know this one? Yeah Amy, you want some help? No, I can't get help

But I mean I was just trying to push on I know it's like the clap The clapper What is your The lights. Clap on. My son had a clapper. Where is that thing? Um, I think it was called the clapper. Clap on, clap off. That's the only thing it could be. Clap on. Clap on. Clap off. Could that be something else? I'm just trying to think if it's something else, like, you know, but I'm going to go with the clapper.

The answer is the clapper. Oh! Oh! Good one, Amy. Okay. Go, go, go. How many do I have? You have three more to go. Okay. How do you guys feel like you would have done? Would you still be in it? No, I'd been out on three. I don't know what RICOA is. You guys did Rikala?

Don't even know what they is. RICOA. Eddie, would you be in it? So far, yes. Okay. Three to go, Amy. Blank is the place with a helpful hardware, man. Ace.

Nine. Wow. Come on. Amy. Ace is the place. I never knew that's what they were saying. Ace is the place with a helpful hardware, man. There are two left.

Mommy, wow, I'm a big kid now. I'm a big kid now. Yeah, I don't, there's pull-ups. Do I need more? You need the brand. Dang it. Talk it out. The only pull-ups I can think of that it would be, well, whoa, it's either could be Pampers or Huggies.

Huggies was my first thing in my head, but then Pampers just came to my head. I'm a big kid now Hugies Huggies Hugies Sweet child of mine I'm a big kid now Oh my gosh

It's either huggies or pimper And I don't know It's gonna be a toss-up I'm just gonna have to go Enie Meenie Mony Mo Would have the better slogan Mommy wow I'm a big kid now

Hugies Eddie do you know it I think I think I know it Is it not Is it is it That's the only two it could be I would be just like Amy 50-50 Yeah

Huggies or hugies pull-ups, hugies. Let me know what's your answer? Right now? Yeah. Let me give it to you right now. I don't know. Huggies.

Eddie, what would you have guessed? Hugies. The answer is huggies. There we go, Amy. Okay. Yeah. We have one left. One left.

One left. Bubba. Bubba. Bubba, Bubba. If Amy gets this, you win and she wins. Come on, Amy, you got it. Bubba, would you know in the huggies one? I would have had to guess.

Would you have guess huggies? Yep. Okay. I trust him. Good one, Bubba. Yeah, of course. Bubba's a man of many words. You just tell you how it is.

Okay. Amy. Yeah. Your final slogan. Yeah. Be all that you can be. $50 make me holla. Wait, what?

Why would you say that? Why would you say $50 make me holla? Do you know what that even means? It's not good, Amy. It's not a good thing. Okay, never mind. Not good, you back that up. That's some kind of institutional stuff inside of you.

No, no, no. You just never even knew. No, I didn't know. I just meant like you're going to be paying me $50. Okay. Because you're supposed to be all that you can be in the Army. Is it the Marines? Lach, is it the Marines?

Have I already answered? Be all that you can. No, no. Marines is. more hardcore than that. Marines is like fight, grind, repeat. No, that's me. Is that the Marines? Every Marine right now is like,

be all that you can be. I need an answer. Oh my gosh. I need an official answer. I don't know. Technically, is the Marines in the Army? No. Excuse me? I know. I know. I know your husband's in the Air Force. That doesn't allow you to get a... No, I know. I know. I know. I just didn't

know. I'm just trying to figure out why now I'm confused because I was so confident in the Army. Army. All you have to do is get this one and you win. It's Army. And by the way, guys, if you didn't know, $50 will make a holla. Yeah, I mean, you already have to be a hollop. I take that back. I take that back. Be all that you can be in the Army.

Your answer is? Army! The answer is the Army. Army! Army! Army wins. Oh, wow. Amy wins. Bubba wins. You went 18 for 18.

Yes. Okay. Bubba. Yes. All right. You're going to have a great day. I am. That's right.

Thanks for believing in me. Yes. Always. I know you had it. Thank you. All right, Bubba. Hang on second. We'll get you this card.

The other two, because there were 20 total. All right, let me see. What would you do for a? Condyke bar. Correct. Wow. Would you know that one?

I don't think so. Wow. Oh, they're so good. Liberty, Liberty, Liberty. Mutual. Yeah, Liberty Mutual. You would have gone 20 for 20. Wow.

Amen. When did your daughter tell you she had an interest in doing school plays? Oh, she has for a while, but there's an audition that came up. So she's finally going for it. Is it for a specific play? Yes, high school musical. Oh, for literal, they're doing high school musical. Yes.

Her middle school is doing the high school musical play. So I told her to go through and listen to the songs from the play or the whatever, the show. the movie, and pick out one to audition with. She listened to everything. I don't like any of it. So she brought to me the song she thinks she should audition with. Well, they let her pick whatever song to audition with. So it doesn't have to be one from the actual show.

No, but I thought that would be in her favor. Could she sing? I think it's fine. She could do the play. Like she wants to act and sing and dance. Like that was on her vision board for 2021, all those things. and run track and read and do good at school. But yeah, I think this is a way for her to tackle a couple of those things.

Okay, she has chosen what song to perform? Christina Aguilera, Jeannie in a Bottle. Now, to be fair, I was 19 or so when this song came out. I never took it as a dirty song. I was literal about a genie in a bottle. And I think as a kid, we... Oh, yeah, she's like, I'm a genie and a bottle, baby. She's like, don't touch me the bad way.

I mean, she says all the lyric. When you sing it back out loud, you're like, oh gosh. But yes, I sang it as an 18-year-old and didn't think anything like that. Did you tell her that the song? No. It's kind of. Nope. I just said, I don't know that that's the song we should go with.

But ultimately, it is up to her. I don't know what we're going to do. How do you guys feel about her singing Jeannie in a bottle at her? Well, her school let her sing that song, I guess. I guess we'll find out. I don't even want to email the teacher and say, hey, this is this okay? I mean, the auditions are sent in virtually so you can make your audition tape at home. Yeah.

So, I mean, she wants to go big. She already, you know, our friend Brittany Spencer, who, you know, works helps her a lot, like with her hair. And, like, she's like a mentor to her of sorts. And so she's like, Mama, I would like a guitar player. Do you think Brittany would be in my audition video? I'm like, well, she's pretty busy, but let me see. So, I don't know. Do we have a problem with her singing Jeannie in a bottle in her video, Eddie?

I don't think the school would care. It's an audition. Would you let your 13-year-old? No, no, no, so that's what I was going to say. If I had a daughter 13 years old or my son wanted to do that? Uh-uh, sorry, but pick another song. See, I don't think it's a big deal. I think if you make it a big deal, it becomes a big deal.

Because I just never thought of it as being a dirty song. Right. I agree. You know? Listen, it was either Christina Aguil, or some Ariana Grande song. Oh, 34, 35. Oh, yeah. And so, yeah.

This is not any better. And that's like current, present day, weird songs that little girls sing. Yeah. Like, you know what I mean? It's just interesting. I have no problem with it. Eddie said you wouldn't let yours. I wouldn't.

If you guys want to call and hop in on this conversation, 877-Bobby, what are you leaning toward? Her doing the song that she feels comfortable doing. This is her choice, and I also don't want to put into her head that a song means a certain thing. Because honestly, she does hear, it's a genie in a bottle. You rub a bottle the right way. And then the genie comes out and you get your wishes. Right, yeah, yeah.

It's like Aladdin. Right, right. A big blue genie. Right. And that's it. Will Smith does the live action version of. And that's it. Yeah.

Right, because then that opens up this whole conversation of, well, what does she mean by that? And like, I don't want to talk about that. You're leaning toward yes. Yes. I vote yes. Eddie votes, no. You guys call us 877-77 Bobby. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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and she notices a student is turning red, maybe kind of having trouble breathing. So she looks at him like, whoa, what's up? What's up? Realizes he's choking. Oh gosh. So she kind of just kicks into, like, rescue mode, picks them up, turns her around, does the Heimlich maneuver on him, and he spits out his peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and he's like, whoa, how did that happen?

It's like kind of crazy. She saved the guy, and she's being called a hero. But like every hero, she says, I am not a hero, just doing my job. Well, not every hero. Some heroes are like, yes, I would like all the accolades. Yeah, I guess Superman does say that. He's spelled my name Jay. Oh, hey.

That's awesome. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. A couple of segments ago, Amy was talking about her daughter. And her daughter is going to audition for high school musical at her school. But she wants to sing Christina Aguilera, a genie in a bottle, which as a kid, when I was a teenager in that song came out,

I didn't think anything about it. I just thought it was about a genie trying to get out of the bottle. Right. However, as an adult, I kind of now know what it's about. But you said you're going to let her do it. Yeah, this is her choice. I feel as though the school might be like, did your parents not give you a recommendation for a song?

But this is her, and she's innocent. She sees it as a fun, cute song. so why ruin that for her? You got some calls, obviously. Melly in Arkansas, you are on the Bobby Bone Show. What do you think about this? I'm kind of torn. I feel like I wouldn't let my child do it,

but when I was a kid, I wanted to sing the song. It went like, boom, boom, boom, I want you in my room so we can spend the night together in my room. And my mom let me do it. She was like, go for it, if you want to sing that song. And, of course, I had no idea what it meant. but I feel like me like now I'm torn

like I want to let my kid live their dream out of seeing whatever song but at the same time I'm kind of like you should probably not do that song Do you think you're a worst person for Boom Boom Boom Boom I want you in my room Right you're not right No

I'm glad I chickened out because I would not want to see that video when I'm older I think it'd be hilarious Yeah I go to Legacy Box You loaded up. Turned on Instagram. Hey, thank you, Melly. We appreciate that call.

I hope you have a good day. Thank you, you too. Bye-bye. James and Kansas, you're on the show. James, what's happening? Well, my opinion, good morning, radio. My opinion, Amy, if there's another choice of list,

I would say you should pick it because I think it would be, if you think it's inappropriate, you should pick something for her that's appropriate. My daughter did pageants and so some of the songs that I've heard for their kids and up, yeah, I would definitely just, it's your choice, but I was that her to do that you just pick, he pick it.

Okay. I know, I'm just not a stage mom. Like, I don't know that I. James, are you a stage dad? Yes, I am. Okay. My dad's, my daughter has been doing page since he was three. Well, I appreciate that call.

Thank you for adding your input there. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Hey, let's do one more. This is Randy in Louisiana. Hi, Randy. How are you? Hey, how are you all?

Good. What's happening? My opinion, my personal opinion, I think as adult we sexualize everything nowadays. As a young mom, I'd be for it. I grew up with the song. I have one little one and one on the way. I think we just as adults sexualize everything now. It is a sexual soul.

I mean, even the writer did. I mean, it's... But I don't think we're sexualizing in a way it wasn't meant to be sexualized, but it is a sexual song. Right, and to clarify, too, she's not going to be dressed, you know, sexy while doing it. Like, that would be... I draw the line there. I do agree with about 60% of the sentiment, which says, go for it.

Again, it's pretty split. I'm looking at it, but it's you being the mom. Right, because again, for her, she doesn't understand. It's the teachers that may be watching the audition tape. They're going to be like, does she really choose Jeannie in a bottle? Well, thank you, Randy, for your call. You guys can go over to Facebook and put your opinion up there.

Just search for the Bobby Bone show. Now it is time for the news. Bobby's Big. Story. It's not often I say, you know what? I love what those folks in Washington, D.C. are doing. Oh. What they do.

But I'm saying it today. I'd mention this to you guys already, but there is a bipartisan Senate bill to make Sunday the final time change ever. Yes. Let's go. Wrap it up. Put a bow on it. I was saying four or six years ago, if I ran, I was going to run on this platform. Like, no more.

No more changing times. What's the problem? This doesn't help us? So, hopefully, we can stop this nonsense. changing our clocks forward and back. There's a new bipartisan bill in the Senate to make Sunday's time change the final one ever, so if this becomes a law before November, we'll just stay on daylight savings time for good. You won't change it back in the fall.

However, let's say it doesn't pass through November. Don't change it again and hold us forever in non-daylight savings time. Then just wait another half year and do it again. I feel like we need like a scientist to come, like tell us the real reason why we're doing this. Because really, there is no reason, right? It's not about the farmers. You'll hear that. I was reading the whole story yesterday.

It is not about the farmer. Sometimes, and there are four or five different theories as to why. Can you find us the official official theory, Mike? Because I need to hear an argument. Because without the argument, most, I feel like this is just the dumbest thing about it's changing our clocks back and forth. And I think that most normal people agree. So I need to know who this is benefiting.

Right. Okay, there's story number one. Let's do another one. Bobby's story. Well, it's now been one year since the most unusual day. AKA the day coronavirus got real. That day was March 11th, 2020. It feels like a lifetime ago.

It was on that day we found out that Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson had tested positive. We were like, we cannot believe it. They have it. We're all gonna die. You know? So that happened.

They were in Australia filming a movie. It was the same day where to me, when they suspended the NBA, they came up, they're on the court, and they're like, got to go. They shut everything down. It was like, huh? Yeah, that was big.

I remember being, it's this time of the SEC tournament. I went and had lunch with a friend of mine named Quinn Grovey who works at the University of Arkansas. I play quarterback there. And so we get together once or twice a year. And we're sitting there and he goes, man, I just don't know if this game's going to happen.

We're supposed to play that night. He gave me a Bobby, new Arkansas jersey. And I was like, man, this is the greatest day. I'm going to go watch Arkansas tonight. I was going to wear the jersey at the game too. I was pumped. And we're sitting at lunch. And the athletic director was supposed to come have lunch with us.

And he goes, he got called in a meeting. They're going to talk about what they're going to do in case this COVID continues. you know, to cancel or postpone things. About halfway through lunch, he goes, well, he's not coming. About three quarters away through lunch, you goes, they just canceled the whole tournament. Man. And I was like, wow, I was like, they're going to regret this.

They didn't. It was the right decision. It was the right decision. And what stinks is to Arkansas plays tomorrow and I can't be there. I've got to go shoot my final episode. I'm so bummed about that. But do you remember this day when all this stuff happened? Of course.

I remember all those things. And your eyes just continue to get bigger. Like, huh, we all went home. There was no more coming here. We were the first ones back, though, too. Oddly. We were like, we'll brave it. Our whole show is back. I've been back for like six months. Other shows are like, we're still in all of our homes.

How are you guys doing? We're like, oh, we got together for like three hours today. It was great. But yeah, one year ago today, that's it. Feels like forever ago. In other news, a California murder suspect mistakenly released from jail after a procedural error. I know. Mistaken? Imagine you're this guy.

You're like, uh. You don't say anything. You're looking around. Uh, Okay. You're like, cool, cool. You start whistling. Can you imagine?

A murder suspect in California was mistakenly released from jail Tuesday, prompting cops to shut down an L.A. highway during an hours-long manhunt. Stephen Manzo, who was charged with murder last March, was erroneously released due to a paperwork error. Are you kidding me? He had to play it cool the whole time. They're like, Manzo, come to the front. Okay, what did I do?

All right, looks like you've been freed. You're going to get... Yeah, of course. He stands taller. Pokes his chest out. Yeah, I'm waiting for you guys to call me up here. Wow, the 23-year-old was released from the county jail at 2 p.m. on Tuesday

was spotted 30 minutes later near the 101 freeway. A prosecutor on Monday dismissed and then refiled murder charges due to a procedural issue. So when they dismissed to refile the dismissals, the one that got caught up, they let him go.

Manzo of Hawaiian Guard is facing a murder charge July 2018 shooting. It's a bad thing. Is he still on the loose? Well, that's the thing. The deputy sought assistance from L.A. police to get Manzo back in custody, but he avoided being rearrested. The search for him ended at 5 p.m. So as of this story, we don't have him. Man, you know this guy.

He's like trying to put makeup over his neck tattoos. He's trying to live the right life. He's like, how do I get this Mike Tyson face tattoo off? I got his second chance. Yeah. Dang. Second chance, yeah. Hey, whoever messed that up, they get fired. This is the big one. Well, the problem is, I don't know there was a mess up.

They had to dismiss one to get the other one to start. I think it just got caught up, right? Right, that's what they're saying. They're saying, listen, the police department, we did not mess up. We got a note from the court. And the attorney did neither. Because they were really dismissing one to file a slightly different one. Yeah.

So the police are very adamant that they did not make a mistake because they got an order from the court. So they had to follow the paperwork. Yeah, whatever this mix-up was, now they learn from it. He's good in hiding. He's good at hiding. Let me say this. On the other side of the country, suspected murderer Christopher Bugs released from Rikers Island.

What? Why? An accused murder was mistakenly released from Rikers Island because of a clerical error. Guys. And jail officials waited 12 hours to notify the NYPD. Christopher Bugs 26 awaiting trial in a 2018 Brooklyn murder when a judge sentenced him to serve a new unrelated criminal contempt case. someone saw the new charge release bugs,

not realizing that he should have still been held on the murder charge. Corrections officials also waited 12 hours before they informed the NYPD of his accidental release. The city's Department of Correction confirmed that an inmate was prematurely released on Monday. He has a rap sheet. He was arrested for murder in 83. He was sentenced on two counts of first-degree manslaughter. And again, we don't have record him being caught either. Wow, he's old.

We got one on both sides. That's crazy. We're bi-coastal with our releasing murderers. and both of them just walked out I wouldn't have been able to play it cool I'd be like are you sure really yeah yeah I'd be like me really you look behind you

wait are you sure it's not bigs I'm bugs no it's bugs all right crazy huh alright and here you go as an update daylight savings time in the United States was not intended to benefit farmers contrary to popular belief

American farmers did not lobby for daylight saving to have more time in the fields in fact agriculture was deeply opposed to the time switch. The sun, not the clock, dictated farmer schedules, right? Because the sun's up the same amount of time anyway. The clock's man-made,

and we're just going 113. That's us doing that. But the clock's up, whatever. So, rather than rural interests, it's been urban entities such as retail outlets and recreational businesses

that have championed daylight saving over the decades. That's it? Uh-huh. Crazy, huh? Yeah, that makes no sense. And they make us go, well, if the farmers need it,

then it should. We start to feel, because we root for our, farmers. We need our farmers. They're a big part of American infrastructure. And we're like, you know what? I'll suck it up. If it's worth it, the farmers, worth it to us. And now we find out it wasn't for the farmers. They tricked us. Nah, let's

stop. Strip malls tricked us. We're done. Call it what it is. Okay, that's the news. Bobby's Story. We have a couple comments about daylight savings time. Rhonda in Florida is on. Hey, Rhonda, what's happening?

Yes, good morning, studio. Morning. Oh my gosh, I love y'all's show, first of all. And I just want you to know that I have been driving for an hour and have been calling in for an hour. So talk to you guys. Daylight saving time is definitely, I never understood it. And I'm so glad that, you know,

they're possibly going to pass the bill. I just never understood why we had it. You want to get reelected? Put that on your platform. That's what I would have done. I don't know anybody who's a... And I know everybody who fights for everything, even dumb things.

Nobody fights to keep changing the time. Nobody that I know. So, Rhonda, we're with you. I appreciate that call. Hey, thanks for hanging in there, too, and continue on a call. We love that you kept trying and now you're on. Oh, my gosh. No, Mom.

No hugs, Bobby. All right, I agree. All right, Rhonda, see you later. One more. Let's do Tim in South Dakota. Tim, what's going on? Hey, good morning, studio. Morning.

I am so happy to talk to you guys from Snowy, South Dakota. I wanted to call and give my two cents on the daylight savings time thing. I say push it forward and leave it. And that's because I own over 3,000 watches in a collection. And it is just so hard to change them all. Back and forth. I guess my question would be, would you change them all? Or would you only change it when you pulled it off to wear it or to show it?

Like you'd have to do. You can't go. Here's the problem. No, no, no. Bob, here's the problem. and I'm not obsessive, compulsive, or anything like that. It drove me nuts. I tried that.

It drove me nuts to lay there in the room next to them at night to sleep and think, oh, man, there's like 1,800 of them that are off. You are OCD. Coming from someone who has mild OCD symptoms, you are OCD. That's it. Don't tell me your daughter. Yes, you are. Yeah, because I would be able to sleep.

No, yes, you are. I cannot sleep if I think there's a drawer open. I have to walk every door, every drawer before I go to sleep. I have to check every single one of them. Right? I understand that as a small... He doesn't do that, though. But he can't sleep if a while... You're like me! You're crazy, man!

But good luck with that. You bet. All right, Tim. See you, bud. I appreciate it. You're welcome, man. Thank you for calling. I'm not OCD, but I can't lay next to a watch. It's an hour off. That's exactly OCD, buddy.

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Caitlin and I were driving in the car yesterday and we have a newish dog, Eller, that we've had for a few months and she's doing some training. She's struggling a bit because we adopted her. She'd just been pulled off the street. She's a lot younger than we thought she was. So we're going through some stuff with her. However, we got in the back of the car. We're driving home. And I was talking about dogs because I've had a dog pretty much all of my life.

I've always been a big dog guy. And the first dog that I really had that I was told to take care of was a dog named Bradley. who was a Boston Terrier when I was about 12, 1112. But it was like the first one that I had to make sure and feed and water and bathroom. Everything was my responsibility. And I loved this dog so much. And it would sleep on my chest. It was a small Boston Terrier.

It was kind of the runt of the litter. But when he got around five or six years old, he started biting people. And he got really mean. And he would even wake up from a nightmare and bite me. Like he would have a nightmare and just bite into my skin. which I was fine with. I tried to get him right. Well, he bit my mom and put her in the hospital

with like the emergency room because he bid her so bad. Then he bit a neighbor. And then he bit... It was just a biting fest. We could not control. He was just biting, biting, biting. And so Arkansas, Keith, my stepdad had to take him. And we had a friend that lived...

One of his friends lived kind of on a big plot of land. And it was like, hey, we'll just take him and put him there because the cops were called on Bradley. And when the cops get called on a dog and they're aggressive, they take the dog and do they put them down. And so Keith took the dog and put him with a friend

who kind of had a farm kind of place. And I was telling Caitlin the story and I was like yeah, it was real bad but Keith sent him to his friend's house with the farm. And she was like, what? I was like, no. He'd send him

and he took Bradley and he sent him out to his friend that had a farm. She goes, who's the friend? I said, I don't know. He said, she said, did you been to this farm after to go see him? I was like, no. She goes, I don't, you know,

want to make you feel sad. Oh my God. She goes, I don't think that's what. I was like, no, for sure it did. I mean, I was like 15 whenever this happened. So I wasn't nine. Yeah. And I was like, no, no, no.

I said, let's call him. So I called Arkansas Keyes. I got him on the phone. I said, hey, man. He goes, what's up? I said, hey, what happened with Bradley? He's biting all those people. He goes, well, after he put your mom in the hospital,

we had to put him down. I was like, what? Not the farm. What? I said, there was no farm. He said, and then he started, He started laughing, remember, and that was even a story. He couldn't believe that I still believed that.

That's funny. And Kailen was sad for me. Like, 75% ever was sad for me that I lost my dog. I still think about that dog and I loved it so much, but it did get way mean, right? But she was like, that's every story on TV. That's every story that they take the dog and send it to a farm. She was like, how did you believe? I quote, she goes, I think you're one of the smartest people I've ever met, yet you are the dumbest person when it comes to things about when it's your dog and heart.

It makes sense. say dumbest, but she did say it, yeah. If it was positioned to you of like, hey, yeah, this dog would normally get put down, but we have a friend, luckily, that has a lot of lamb that can take it in. Hook, line, and sinker. I was in. I would believe that. I thought in my heart,

maybe he's still alive about there running around. Oh, no. So from my childhood, I came crashing down yesterday. Oh, sad again. So how are you? Yeah, you need to properly mourn this. Yeah, I've been, like, oddly

going, oh, Listen, I'm 40 now so that it shouldn't matter. Yeah, because he wouldn't be alive anyway today. But maybe he would. Maybe he'd be the greatest Boston Terrier ever. I just know I love that dog so much. And I really thought, I can't believe I was 15 and believed it. At 15, I was already going with life.

You were such an adult, yeah. Yeah. You weren't an average 15-year-old. And the fact that I never wanted to go to the farm and say, why did I not ask, can I go to the farm, this mystery friend and see him? Never. Maybe you're deeply inside of you, you knew he was dead and you're finally having to come to terms. No, it sounds like you had no clue.

I had no clue. He never wanted to go visit it. That's what I'm saying. I had no clue. If anyone else's childhood has been ruined recently. Here's our phone number, 877-77 Bobby. I was telling a story a second ago about being crushed. Yesterday I was in the car with Caitlin telling her about an old dog that I had named Bradley.

Bradley bit a bunch of people. there's multiple times they had to send them to this guy the Arkansas Keith News farm and I never saw him again but I was happy he lived a life at the farm and Kately goes I don't think that's a true story I think they lied to you

and I was like what? I called Arkansas Keith and he was like yeah they put him down and I was like I'm still distraught like I'm still mildly distraught so I asked if anyone else's childhood was a lie we have calls

can't wait Chris and Des Moines appreciate you calling Chris what's going on Not much, studio. How's it going? Going pretty good. What do you want to say? Yeah, so when I was six years old, my uncle who lives out in New York called me for my birthday, and, you know, it has New York caller ID on those old phone phones.

And I pick up the phone, and he pretends to be Derek Jeter. You know, I'm a huge Yankee, huge Derek Geter fan. And he's wishing me a happy birthday, and I get off the phone, and, you know, I'm shaking, I can't believe it. And for the better part of the next 13 or 14 years, I legitimately believe, Derek Jeter called me on my birthday. That's so bad. I was like, I'm telling my friends and all this and that. And then, you know, my bubble was finally burst by my mom, just kind of accidentally.

Like, I kind of brought it up. And she was like, yeah, no, that absolutely never happened. That was just out in New York, you idiot. I was like, what? That stinks, man. I feel your pain. Because not only are you sad that it didn't happen, you're sad that you were such an idiot. Like, it was like...

Yeah, no, I definitely should have seen. seen what was coming. Chris, I appreciate you sharing that story, man. Have a good day. Yeah, thanks for having me on, guys. All right, see you later. This is Abby in Missouri. Abby, thank you for calling the show.

What's going on? Hi, morning, studio. Morning. Hey, so mine's obviously not as traumatizing as finding out my childhood dog died. But when I was a kid, we carved pumpkins at Halloween, right? So every year our pumpkins had change inside of them. So as I grew older and had my own kids, I wound up sneaking change into their pumpkins because I couldn't figure out where my parents had got my pumpkins where the money had grown

inside of it. So this whole time as a kid, my parents told me that they set the money on top of the seed and it grew inside the pumpkin. I'm now 30 years old and I asked them how they do that. And I finally found out that my entire childhood was a lie until I was 30 years old and my parents just did exactly what I'm doing to my kids. That's funny And you're passing it down, right?

I'm dumb. Yeah. All right, Abby, I appreciate that. I relate. I feel you. I feel you. All right, Abby, bye-bye. Thank you.

Have a good day. You too. Good story. Stephanie in Oklahoma. You're on the Bobby Bone show. Stephanie, what do you want to say? I actually have a compacizing dog story as well. I was a child.

I had to give my dog away. And my parents would let me go visit it every afternoon. And one afternoon, it actually broke the chain and got run over by a car, and my dad saw this and didn't tell me. And the next day, I went to go visit it, and he told me that the dog ran away and was in love. Well, I was traumatized and wanted to find her, so he let me make lost dog flyers and hang up throughout a whole town, knowing that dog got hit by a car the day before. Yeah, that stinks, and you never heard back from your dog. Looking back now, are you a parent now?

I am a parent now Looking back now, do you wish your dad would have just said Hey, this is what happened to the dog And it would have hurt right then But you wouldn't have had to continue wondering if the dog was going to come back Or do you like what your dad did? No I have mixed emotions on it

I only have a one-year-old So I haven't really had to get to that point of life just yet Yeah, that's tough Well, we appreciate that story Thank you for sharing it with us Thank you All right, bye-bye Yeah, that's tough

I think I would have rather been told the dog got hit my car. All that work with the lost signs. And you're just always wondering. Like, is he back? Is he back? What do you think about that? You got four kids? I don't like that.

I probably wouldn't do that. Anything your kids are going to talk about in 15 years? I'm like, our dad, lie does. It's weird, man. If they were up to me, because my family, all they did was lie to me. But, like, my wife is just all about honesty. And she's just kind of led that with us to just, like, be honest with them, explain to them what's going on.

So we don't really lie that much to our kids. You guys can go to the Facebook page Add up Put up there whatever you want Same kind of story We'll put it up there Go search for Bobby Bone Show On Facebook

On Facebook Let me take one more call Not about that But this is Katie in California Who's on the phone Hey Katie how are you Hey I'm good How are you?

Good morning studio Morning What'd you like to say All right It's my daughter's 14th birthday On Sunday And she is a huge fan And I'm going upstairs

Right now to her room Could you guys wish her A happy birthday? Does she know we're on the phone? No, she's still sleeping. I'm in California. Then just hand her the phone. Be like, hey, someone's on the phone for you and I'll have a conversation with her.

Okay, hold on. Riley, I need you to wake up. Someone's on the phone. Oh, my gosh. Okay, go ahead. Don't. Good morning. Hi. Riley, are you there?

Hello? Happy birthday. You're 14 today? Sunday. So Sunday, okay, well, happy birthday from me and my friends. We're all sitting here. Do you recognize my voice at all? Hey, you, Bobby's home.

That's right. Yeah! How you doing this morning? Well, it's still a really early morning, but, so maybe you're not doing so good right now. But here's what we're going to do, Riley. Oh, we're going to, I have no idea what's happening. She said she was sleeping. Okay.

We're going to send you some pimping joy stuff for your birthday, okay? Really? Yeah, really. I mean, listen, if you spend your mornings or afternoons listening to us, we really appreciate it. It's the least we can do, okay? You guys are on my election right now. Oh, we are? Okay, wait.

On your what? We're not, but you can't hear us doing this segment though, right? No. No, she listens to the podcast while at night. Okay, great. All night long. Well, then tonight you'll hear yourself going, hello. All right, Riley, I'm going to put you on hold.

Hope you have an awesome birthday this weekend, and we're going to get you some Pimp and Joy stuff, okay? Thank you so much. You're welcome. Have a great birthday. Bye, Riley. Bye. All right, please. If you want to call us, because we're about to end the show,

but when we leave, the phone lines are still open. 877, Bobby, you can leave us a voicemail like this person did. Hi, I have a story about meeting a celebrity that was really nice. So I was in seventh grade, sleeping over at a friend's house early in the next morning. I got a call from another friend who says, hey, there's your favorite celebrity in the whole world at the Galleria in Austin. you need to come now. So my mom comes to pick me up.

We drive straight to the gallery, and I get to meet the one and only Bobby Bowen. He was so nice, and he took a picture with me. I still have it 13 years later. And, yeah, you guys are awesome. Love you guys. Bye. Didn't know that's where that was going.

I'll be honest with you. I was like, who is this at the mall? Well, good. 13 years, man. Time has flown by. We used to be cool and young and hip. Now we're cool and hip, but you're old and older. Which is fine.

With age comes wisdom. All right, here's another one. Hey, Bobby. I needed to convince my friend how awesome you were. So I had a whole party where I made everyone bring a presentation on something that they are super passionate about. Quite obviously, my topic was you. I gave an entire presentation, PowerPoint slides, the effects, everything on Bobby Bones. And I really think they took to it.

So thanks. They're looking at me weird right now. Okay, bye. Sounds like someone who's embarrassed in our presentation. Yeah. I get it. Let's do one more voicemail. Bobby Bones, I can't believe you're getting married.

I've been listening since 2008. I'm so glad the pandemic, I guess, happened because you found Caitlin. Congratulations. Long-time listener. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. I didn't find Caitlin because the pandemic. We had actually started dating months earlier, but it did lock her in quicker, like literally into my house.

It expedited them. I think that was great for us, but it definitely wasn't because of the pandemic. But I think we all grew a lot during the pandemic one way or the other. Probably grew and shrunk in different ways. But man, I'm so ready to like stretch my legs. It feels like we've been on a road trip for like 11 hours. Oh, stuck in the car. And you're just like, I just want to get out and stretch my legs.

That's what the pandemic feels like. Yeah, but a 12-month-long road trip. I just want to get out and stretch my legs and be able to be free, you know? That's what's up. Amy, what's up with you today? You know, I know, I think we're going to like a birthday party, but just like one other family that we still hung out with. It's weird.

Like, some people are starting to do things and hanging out. But I don't know, like, are you vaccinated? I'm not vaccinated yet. It's just kind of a weird feeling. We're in this limbo of like I'm starting. My brain is allowing me to say yes to certain things, but then I still have to be responsible. What about you?

Well, don't say yes to things unless other people are being responsible. Oh, of course. Yeah, I know. That's why I said yes to this. How do you know they're responsible? Because they're responsible people. Why? I still see them.

Sounds shady. No, no, my kids... I still see them at times, and now my kids see each other with their kids. So it's like I was going to get it. I guess I got it. Today's a big day in my life. It's only a few days left before I get into wedding shape. Oh.

Today is not one of those days. Do you have a calendar date? Yeah, of course. I have a whole schedule ready to go starting next Monday. I'm doing a 5-1-1. A little thing I created for myself where it's five days of eating exactly right, one day of eating kind of right, and then one day it doesn't matter. Ooh. Because for me to make gains, I can't just punish myself for seven days straight all the time.

I want to make long-term gains. Listen, I can go three weeks and drop a bunch of weight and feel good, but then I'm just off the wagon, you know? I might adopt that one, 5-1-1. But you really have to stay with it. So we'll see if it works for me. But today's kind of the last day. I got two boxes of cereal at the house. The hard day, you just finish those two boxes of cereal?

I love cereal. Serial is a food group in my life. I don't get to eat it often, but if I could pick my food groups, it's soup, cereal, smoothies and grab bag. Oh, of course. And that's just anything? You know what? It's whatever I wanted to be. It's whatever's in the grab bag that day. We have a Kip Moore superfan coming in tomorrow. Her name's Keira. She's big on TikTok. And we're going to try a little something for her. See if we can get a little connection with her and Kip. You know, she's a massive Kipmore fan. So we'll do that tomorrow. You guys come back tomorrow.

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