The Bobby Bones Show - Best Bits: Listener Q&A With Morgan and Raymundo
Episode Date: May 10, 2025Morgan and Raymundo answer listener submitted questions! Shoutouts to start then Raymundo answers questions about his career goals, betting on Trump, his wife Laura, how his grass is looking, and his ...golf handicap. Plus, Morgan encourages him to get these comfy shoes and someone asks if Raymundo has met Morgan’s boyfriend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Best Bits of the Week with Morgan
Listener Q&A
Here we go, listener Q&A time
Reimundo is with me this weekend
What's up, Ray?
What is up?
These questions better be good.
Well, I think they're good.
You know, I don't know what to tell you.
I didn't write them.
If one question says,
when are you having kids?
Not answering it.
There's one, but different.
Different than that particular thing.
Here, starting with some shoutouts.
No question I just wanted to let Ray know
that his cameos are epic.
Daniel from Austin.
Daniel or Danielle?
Danielle.
Danielle, you're very welcome.
I'm absolutely so happy to do them.
I'm going to eventually cut them off.
What?
You're going to stop doing cameos?
Yeah, it's been a great.
It's fine.
Bayser knows me on this.
I don't do anything forever.
You've got to change it up.
It was good.
It was great.
Let's close it down.
When are you closing it down?
I just need to and just not tell Bazer.
Because Bazer's one that talked me out of it before.
Because I wanted to be unique and special.
I don't want nine million cameos out there of me.
I just want, boom, I did for two years, did cameos.
That was great.
That was awesome.
That was great.
And now you're done.
Yeah.
Okay.
I don't have a question, but I love Ray.
Someone from Michigan.
My sister.
That's my family.
Maybe.
I appreciate it, Grandma.
Shout out, Grandma.
Yo, Ray always makes me laugh.
Max from Massachusetts.
Maxi.
Hope you're doing well.
I'm assuming you're a Boston Celtics fan.
Go sees, baby.
All right, getting into the questions now.
Polina would like to know what are your career gall.
Why can I not talk today?
Paulina would like to know
What are your career goals?
And do you still want to do the board in five or ten years?
It's a great question.
I have everything on the board and in NextGen, which is our in-house production sound
system expiring in 2035.
Yeah.
So we have 10 years.
We have 10 years left.
Hopefully we can retire in 10.
Are we on a countdown?
Is that like your time?
Everything's getting expired.
There will not be one piece of audio that last past 2035.
And I've done that so that when I leave, nobody can steal any of the worth.
that I've done over the past 15, 20 years.
So you will be leaving within 10 years.
Yeah, the entire database will be deleted in 10 years.
And there's no stopping it.
It's just like an asteroid.
It's just like Armageddon.
In 2035, there will not be a bonehead.
There will not be a corny.
There will not be a show intro.
There will be nothing in the system.
You can't change that?
You would have to go through 20,000 files and change the dates on them.
So I will be gone by then.
Okay.
That's an interesting timeline clock.
I have ideas.
It's like I've tried stuff.
Barbara Corkran, remember we got her on.
I told her about my idea about a bar and thing
where you had a bar card and you could put it on your tab.
I have ideas.
I just want to have money.
I have investment ideas.
I just want to have money.
I have a place I want to go.
I just want to have money.
Sounds like a lot of excuses, you know?
Just saying, did you bet on Trump again?
Do you think you'll get paid this time, Stephen?
No, no.
no bet on Trump. The original
Trump bet was offshore. Now
you got to go to some
special sites where they let you do it, but
none of these, now that's legal in the states
to bet, none of the sites do
presidential or entertainment bets.
Typically, if there was an entertainment
bet, they're few and far between. They let you do it for like
award shows, movies,
but nothing else.
Okay. No Trump bet this time.
So you learn your lesson at least from the last
one. Yeah, I'm coming for that 50K.
I'm going offshore. I know the place. It's in Coast
Rico. It's in San Jose. Are you going to go down to Costa Rica and say, give me my money?
No, because that's how you die. That's how you actually get killed. Then why did you say I'm coming
for my money? So that is how I would get murdered. Okay, but you said I'm coming for my money. How are you
going for your money? Hmm. Sounded threatening, but I'm not going to Costa Rica. You're going to
crazy? You're going to be crazy? You are kind of crazy sometimes, so I'm never sure, honestly.
I had Alyssa in Illinois, wanted to know the comfy shoes that I wear for all the feed aches.
Ufos.
Okay.
You remember us talking about those?
Yes.
Did you ever get any?
No, I did not.
Did I say I was going to get some?
No.
Sounds like an endorsement idea.
Hey, oh.
They're so comfy, though.
If you have, you know, you're getting older, hey, you're about to be 40.
Thank you.
You can wear some, sorry, in your years, 41.
Yeah, so I'm, in 41, just to stay correct with that.
Because we celebrate the beginning of birthdays, but it's actually the end of that year that you're turning.
Okay, so you've been 40 this whole year.
Congratulations on about to turn 41.
I think you should get some shoes.
So, you know, as you get older, your feet start to hurt a lot more.
I hear you.
Get you some UFOs.
I was dealing with some foot issues.
And then I got a pedicure and it complicated it.
And I felt like I had third degree burns on the bottom of my foot.
So the fact you're bringing this up, it's right down my wheelhouse.
I have been having feet issues.
When we played basketball, I couldn't play seven on seven or whatever we played because my foot was hurting.
I'm better now.
I'm sorry, you went out of pedicure.
Did you have like an infection from the water?
the I should not know it wasn't an infection what was it it was that's like my worst fear when I go and get pedicures because I always get scared I'm like what's going to happen to my leg is it going to get amputated so I had Justin he's a medical professional my friend look at it maybe it was plan or fasciitis maybe it was maybe it wasn't I have no idea but it healed I do some stretches now I'm able to run it only hurts sometimes when I walked it was weird but then I got the pedicure and the lady did some grinding on the bottom where they like
Kind of, what is it?
Trying to take, like, the dead skin off.
Take the dead skin off and she rodid, dogged it.
Roddaugged it.
And yeah, that was miserable.
I lubed my foot with neosporin.
It healed it.
Better from that, better from the planar fasciitis.
Get me some UFOs.
Okay, you do.
Ufos are supposed to help planar fasciitis.
One of my sisters used them because she had issues with it and her feet felt so much better.
Okay.
So, UFOs.
What's your favorite thing about your wife
Laura? Sadie from Ohio.
Favorite thing about wife Laura is I
genuinely enjoy
partying with her.
So you got
you got guys that
it's like men are from Venus, women are from
ours. We're on a different part at this point right?
But if you can actually
find somebody, I get that
you enjoy, you know, talking,
watching movies, hanging out,
but we both enjoy
let's have a couple drinks.
Let's have a good time.
We enjoy having good times together.
Okay.
So there's the boring, you know,
you go golf with your friends.
She goes and does stuff with her girls.
But to genuinely enjoy, hey, let's party.
Partying with it.
Because sometimes I think a lot of guys just enjoy partying with their guys.
I genuinely enjoy, I tell Baylor, I go,
hey, let's go down to Broadway.
Just you and me.
at least once a month.
And I hope none of our friends are listening to that.
Because I genuinely enjoy
partying with her.
So I'll say, hey, I don't need,
I'm not going to call Justin. It's just you and me.
So did that answer the question?
Yeah, I did. That's your, that's your favorite thing
about your wife.
At least once a month.
Hey, Broadway. Oh, you want me to call,
Allie, you'll be called Justin. You might call our friend.
Hey, Broadway?
You and me.
Laura, now you know.
Just when he says Broadway.
You too, babe.
You guys.
All right, we're going to take a quick break.
We'll be our back.
I went and sat on the little ottoman in front of him.
Hi, Dad.
And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen.
She says, I have some cookies and milk.
This is his badass convict.
Right.
Just finished five years.
I'm going to have cookies and milk at him all.
Yeah.
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They're from Hannah Wyoming? No, her name is Hannah and she lives in New Mexico, but her husband is from
Wyoming. So in Wyoming, there is nothing. So I want to actually give you an interesting story,
but a tidbit people don't know about Wyoming. There is just miles and miles and miles of nothing.
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You don't even see houses.
You see mountains in the distance.
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But then as you're seeing nothing,
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But until you get to those mountains,
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Which is like, a section is 100 acres, maybe.
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Okay.
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how is your grass looking
carry from Ohio
grass is good
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thank God
pazers working at home
and we had some money
on the side so we
invested in the grass
okay so meaning
you laid new grass
Then lay it.
It was just fertilizer, seed.
I'm still trying to figure out if it's annual or perennial,
if it's all going to die again.
But they laid it and the grass is green.
It is lush.
It looks like Costa Rica up and her.
Nice.
Yeah, but.
Now you got to water it.
Do all your watering, which if you want that reference,
you got a part one.
We had to pay for it.
So it's not like it just overnight.
Thanks, God.
It was a, we hired a company to do it.
A money, labor of love.
Yes, but it looks beautiful.
Okay.
So beautiful.
I just go sit on the patio and look at it and I'm like, I did that.
You did, but not really.
Hey, honey, come out here and see what we did.
Here's your baby question.
Are Ray and Bay looking for a surrogate?
Kaylee from Las Vegas.
Sister said she could be down.
Cousin Amber said she could be down.
That was five years ago.
We were all getting older.
Nobody's getting younger.
Fun fact.
At the moment, no, we're not looking for a surrogate.
It would probably be somebody that's near us.
I would imagine does baby Bayzer want it to be a family member?
Are we even going to have kids?
Can we trust the surrogate?
We went to the doctors.
They said a surrogate costs $100,000.
And we said, are you getting kidding me?
And walked out of that clinic.
No, we're actually more polite than that.
But that is an absurd price to put on something.
Had no idea was that expensive.
But yeah, when the time comes,
maybe we are looking for a surrogate.
We've had some people hit us up.
We've saved their emails.
The question is, would that be the greatest bit in Bobby Bone Show history if we had a listener carry our child?
Could be.
That's one of those that actually comes through, you know?
But as of right now, you make your own list of no follow through.
Yeah.
Currently.
But could be on the other side.
Eddie gives a kidney.
Ray and Bay choose a listener as a surrogate.
Bones becomes president.
Oh, wow.
Morgan beats Bonnie Blues record.
No.
Absolutely not.
How about we say Morgan gets married?
Amy remarries her ex-husband.
Oh, dear gosh.
This is getting worse as it goes.
Lunchbox has 10 kids.
Those are all possibilities of the greatest bits in Bobby Bone Show history.
Those are wild.
Those are wild ones.
I'm not going to lie.
What is Ray's golf handicap?
Got to keep it going.
Mike from Texas.
He asked Eddie last week,
so he wants to ask all the men on the show.
Yeah, so I just played the other day.
And I would say average a bogey a hole.
So typically, of course, is 72.
Add one stroke a hole.
So I would imagine a 90, so that puts me at a plus 18.
It's not good.
But I am just starting to figure out the game.
Oh, okay.
And I believe once in for all,
I understand the beauty of golf.
I appreciate golf.
And that 18 is going to become a 15, then a 12, then a 10, then a 5, then a 2.
And once it creeps to a 1, I'm going to join the PGA.
So in like 10 years?
Yeah, thank you.
Okay.
It's cool.
I don't know anything about golf, but I'm believing you.
Eddie tried to explain to me last week, and I said, we're walking down a wrong bath here.
What was his number?
I don't even remember.
It was probably a 9.
I want to say it was like, I'm...
10. I bet he said 10.
I don't know what he said now.
What did I say?
90.
I said an 18.
I'm sorry, I don't know.
But I did say 90.
You did say 90.
Correct. Takeaway 72.
Okay, he said something about a 74.
Oh, then he's a two.
He's a two.
I'm an 18.
I don't know.
Now my numbers are all mixed.
I don't think that.
You don't listen to it.
I don't know.
You don't play golf, right?
No.
So you would probably be a 200?
So you would be a 128.
Nice.
That's so fun for me.
I have no idea what that means.
Okay.
Love hearing you laugh in the background.
Have you met?
Morgan's a new boyfriend, Christine in St. Louis.
Yeah, partied with him one time.
That guy can drink and hook up with some chicks.
Shut up.
No, he hasn't.
Never met him.
He doesn't even know what he looks like.
We do need to come and hang out with you and Laura, though.
I think you guys would love him.
No, what if it's just a Ray and Bay weekend?
Hey, I say just us.
Not Broadway.
Not Aram Bay weekend.
You text, you're like Broadway.
Just y'all?
Are you inviting people?
I will.
I will actually do that next to that.
Just us.
Just y'all?
Anybody else allowed?
Well, I need to follow up on the brunch because Lauren and I didn't get a go after our podcast
because we took so much time.
Brunch is easy.
Those things are the best, man.
Put down a couple of mimosas.
Have a little conversation and hit Broadway.
That doesn't get better than that.
See?
And we can do brunch with you guys and then you have Broadway to yourselves.
I like it.
We'll plan that and then you can meet them.
After brunch, I tell you, hey, it's going to be just us.
See you.
I'm like, hi.
You know what?
At least I'm not prepared for that and I wouldn't be offended.
Now I know.
Had you told me that without the story, I'd have been like, what the crap, right?
And I think that the stem of that, where it all comes from is we used to do a big brunch with maybe 10 people.
And then everybody, it seems like on a Saturday.
People like to do brunch, then go do their own thing, then go back out at night.
So people would all split.
And I'd look at Bayser and we live downtown.
And I'd say, everybody left.
And she'd go, why not just us just go out?
And so that's it 20 years later, hey, just us.
When we're 80, we're down in Key West.
Hey, just us.
Trying to go to Nippers bar.
I'm like, hey, just us?
That's a pretty good old Ray voice.
I like it.
We do it on the podcast all the time.
That's your old Ray voice.
Hey, you want to go down to Nippers Corner?
If you don't sound like that as an old man, I'll be sorely disappointed.
Just us?
All right, everybody.
We're going to get out of here, Ray.
Go listen to Sorel losers' podcast.
Follow him at Season Raymundo.
All that good things.
And we'll see you guys later.
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Yeah.
That's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Thanks for listening.
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