The Bobby Bones Show - Best Bits of the Week with Morgan2 - 'What You Didn't Hear About Raymundo's Wedding' Week of 10/26

Episode Date: October 31, 2020

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Hey, everyone. It's Morgan number two. Another week means another week of awesome shows. We had a lot happen this week. And on this podcast, I break down our biggest segments of the week. So most of the time, that will include stuff from the show members. But also, sometimes we have really cool artists that come on. And I'll just break down everything.

So you make sure that you're always caught up on everything, Bobby Bone Show. First one up, lunchbox prank called a funeral home because he said his neighbor was giving him a hard time about his Halloween decorations, basically saying that they weren't real. So he needed to figure that out. Let's see how this went. Number seven. Halloween is coming up and my neighbors are making fun of my decorations saying they look fake. So you're asking if I can borrow a skeleton.

It's terrible. This is not good. I don't know. All right, there we go. You're not. This is, I may I help you? I was just calling because I need a huge favor. So, like, I have Halloween decorations up in my front yard, and my neighbors keep telling me, man, you're, like, decorations, they look weak.

They don't even look real. So I was wondering if I could get a skeleton from you guys. Sir, we don't have any human remains available for sale at the funeral. No, I don't want to buy them. I was hoping to just kind of borrow them for the week, you know, because Halloween, put them in the front yard and then tell my neighbors, yeah, does that look real? Sir, I appreciate the humor, but that's not a possibility. Could you, do you have like, maybe just like a limb? That's not going to be a possible in any way to any, on any level we don't do stuff like that.

It's illegal. It's not our rule. Oh, it's illegal to put a skeleton in the front yard? It's illegal for a funeral home to sell a skeleton or rent a skeleton for somebody to put in their front yard, yes. Yeah, like I said, I wouldn't have to pay for it. It's that way you'd be lending it, like borrowing. So it would probably even more illegal, honestly fair. I'm not sure of the full extent of that law, but that's not going to happen.

Like, could I, like, cut some hair off one to put on my skeleton to make it look real? At that point, couldn't you just use your own hair? My hair's not very long, and I need my hair to go to work. No, sir, I'm sorry, that's not going to be anything I think we could do to reconcile this H-Fuel. Yeah, I mean... Sorry about that. Oh, man. That one made me feel funny inside.

That's a funny one, though. And good for this guy. He's standing by it. Yeah. He didn't say, hey, leave your number, and I'll get back to you. Let me think about it. It's like coming back and five, no. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

So Chris Stapleton is what you would consider one of country music's unicorns. He almost never does interviews. But we caught him, even though it's the pandemic and things are crazy, he decided to come on and talk with us. And he might have laughed at Bobby about something. Number six, the Friday morning conversation with Chris Stapleton. One of my favorite guys in country music is on. Chris, how are you, man?

Man, I'm doing great. How are you, Bobby? Man, it's really good to talk to you. I got to tell you, I was obviously I'm a massive fan of your music. And when the song Arkansas came out, I said, all right, I'm going to listen to this. I'm from Arkansas. And I came on the air. And I'm going to be honest, I cried. And I know this is such a jam.

You cried. But I know it's such a jam, but let me explain to you why it meant so much to me, okay? Okay. And you'll relate because you're from Kentucky. But I feel like in my life, being from Arkansas, we've only been called hillbillies, rednecks, we're always made fun of for being dumb. And the fact that you made a positive song about where I'm from, when nobody respects where I come from. I literally had tears coming from my face, Chris, and I know it's hard to hear when it's a jam song,

but that song hit me emotionally. I just wanted to share that with you. Well, Matt, it was not the expected response. but, you know, it's a it's just a fun song about driving fast through the Ozark Mountains. But, you know, it's, what a beautiful state that is.

That song's a real, I mean, that's all just kind of a few minor embellishments, probably, you know, other than getting, you know, chased by the cops, it's, you know, it's really about driving through Arkansas, and it's just, it was just a beautiful state to drive through.

Anybody ever has more time on their hands, and a little extra gas money, it's a worthwhile drive. What was that trip? You were going to pick up a car in Oklahoma City, is that right? Yeah. Well, me and my basically got dropped off. My wife bought me a car for my birthday, which was very nice after because my wife's cool like that.

And so rather than, you know, you can always sort out having things shipped and things like that, but it just seemed like more fun to drive at home. So we started in Oklahoma City and kind of wound. you know, started up in northern Arkansas and then wound down and came over, wound up driving back through Memphis and, you know, back up to Nashville. So, you know, it's a fun little drive. I like driving. I'm a road trip with no-purpose person at heart, I think.

Chris Stapleton's on with us. Are you a big music guy? Like, what do you listen to on a road trip? Oh, there's probably for sure some patty. wildflowers happening. That's my main record, but it's also my main road trip record.

I just love that record so much. But, you know, I have various things listen to him. My bass player, Jay T. Cure, he's a, he's like a walking jukebox, so he's always got a lot of good tunes in his pocket. So, yeah, we, yeah, I'll listen to some music. You know, I mentioned, I was vulnerable.

I said that song brought me to tears. Now I'm going to ask, have you ever written this song, Chris, and as you're writing it, you're so moved by it that in a beautiful way or a sad way that you cry in the middle of writing your own song? Oh, well, I mean, well, there's a song in this record called Maggie's song. It's about my dog that died. How country is that?

I mean, but probably, you know, I wrote that the day after she died. And so that song was a tough one for me. but that's the only one I can really remember. But, you know, I can't remember a lot of things that happened in my 20s. Chris Stapleton's on with us. Now, you're one of the best peer vocalists out there. When you get in the shower, do you sing songs like everyone else? Because when I get in the shower, that's where I let it rip.

Are you letting it rip in there? You know, man, I'm not a – I don't think so. I'm not a big, it's eerie to me how much I really just enjoy silence. I'm kind of a big, in general, I like silence because I'm, I kind of got things bouncing around in my head. I have enough noise in my head that I think, I think sometimes the silence feels more like the appropriate thing for me, particularly when I'm by myself in the shower. Starting over is the single now. We play it all the time.

Tell me about this one. You know, this song here starting over, why did you choose this one to be the first radio song? What did it mean to you? Well, I mean, it was kind of, I played the record for the label, and I wanted to name it starting over the name of the record, but because it seemed appropriate at the time. And I don't know, everybody just kind of gravitated towards that. It was, you know, it was a song with a little bit of hope. it and I think maybe we could use some of that right now.

And it's a good driving song, which I'm a fan of, you know. So I think it's, if a song sounds good while you're riding in a car, that's probably a good mark. Urban legend of Chris Stapleton is that when you made this record, and because you're being so safe with COVID, you drove it over to a record guy's house, put it on top of his car on CD, and then drove off and said, hey, I left your record there. See you soon. Well, it's not completely incorrect. I mean, he came outside. I laid it on his car. So it's kind of correct, though.

But, yeah, I drove it to a couple different people's houses that, you know, it's necessary to get the ball rolling. Yeah, I like that better than email. And I like, I still like CDs. I probably sound like a dinosaur, but I like to get people physical copies of things. And, you know, I like people to listen to the car. and when you send somebody something in an email, it doesn't work so well to listen to the car.

Car listening is an important factor for me. One final question for you before you go. Instagram, do you have it on your phone? Are you uploading pictures or do you have someone to do that for you? I don't have it on my phone. No. And yes, we do have people that work on that. I mean, obviously we talk about it before we get into it.

It's too crazy. but not my Instagram is not particularly crazy either. So I'm a horrible photographer. I jokingly take horrible selfies, you know, and send them to my wife's jokes. But I'm not that person who, you know, has a real skill in that, in that regard. So, yes, we have somebody kind of handling that.

Now, my wife, you know, she has one to you. and she kind of is much better at that. But that's not my saying. Chris, great to talk to you. Thank you for the time. Hopefully, when things clear up, maybe next year I'll see you again. Until then, be safe, my friend.

Oh, man. Thanks, Bobby. See, right. There he is. Chris Stapleton, everybody. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Bobby loves going on the app TikTok and exploring through all the different videos that are on there

and recently he was on there and saw Country singer Sarah Beth Tate. And she was doing one of her songs. She said she'd never been on country radio, but she went viral on the TikTok app. So he decided to bring her in studio and she played for us. It was pretty cool. Number five on the Bobby Bones Show now. Sarah Beth Tate.

Sarah Beth is nice to meet you. It's so nice to meet you. So what happened was I was on TikTok the other night. And I guess because I listen to country music, I get the country music hashtags if they come through my TikTok feed, my 4U page. and I saw yours, and this is what your TikTok said. It's you driving in your car. You're playing your song overhead.

And you said, I've been writing songs in Nashville for six years. So let's start there. You moved to town six years ago? I moved to town six years ago. From where? From Fort Collins, Colorado. With what in mind? What were the big star goals for you?

Record deal, you know, kind of the same short-term goals as everybody, but really I just wanted to sing country music. I actually signed my first publishing deal. almost nine years ago now. So I started coming out here when I was 14, and then I finally got the chance to move out when I was 17, and that's when

I kind of officially started all of this and just been singing and writing ever since. So you move out here from Fort Collins. Were you the singing kid at school? Honestly, no. This is what's nuts. I mean, I kind of, I loved country music,

and I'm a country music fan. And so I, and I love to sing. I knew that's what I wanted to sing. And I kind of thought, hey, I found out people in Nashville are doing this as a career. And they're making money doing this. And people write songs. And that's what they do as their job. And I think, I mean, literally on one of my first trips here, I kind of met my first publisher

and started getting to co-write with people. And it just kind of, I mean, I never dreamed it would get to be where it is today. So it's just been, it's been a really, fun journey. Then she writes, after saying she had been writing songs in town for six years short, I'd never had a record deal or a song on the radio, and then you have now hit 100,000 followers on TikTok or Instagram. Which one is it? So, yeah, it's actually like 215 now on TikTok, which is so weird. So I wrote, and you can do something called a duet where you put your video up beside theirs, and I said, hey, well, I happened to have the biggest radio show, and why don't you come up and play?

So when you saw this, did someone call you and go, hey, you should look at your TikTok or did you? Okay. Well, it's kind of, so I was doing a vocal in my living room. You know, we're all doing demos in our living rooms because of COVID. And so I had my phone on Do Not Disturb. This is why it took me, what, 30 minutes to comment back to you. So I had it on Do Not Disturb. I pick it up and I've got all of these text messages. And first of all, all of like your B team peeps are awesome.

And they were literally messaging me like, have you seen this yet? Have you seen this yet? And it was just like a whirl. And then I finally got to TikTok to see your video. And I just, then I had to like gather myself. I literally had to like put my phone down and cry for a few minutes. And then I finally was like, okay, now I need to comment back and say something. So it was really, really fun.

Well, I'm so happy that you're here. I love to just be able to see, you know, an artist who's trying to make it. I thought your song was good from what I could hear there. Thank you. And so I invited her to come play. So she'll not only get to hear a song on the radio, she can also come play on the radio. This will all be online. This will be good for all of us.

This is, yeah. Well, this is really good for me. So thank you so much for having me and just, I mean, literally for making my year. This is very fun in the middle of a baby. Well, the bar was set pretty low anyway. Yeah, the ears been kind of sungy, so we don't have to do a lot to make it better, but I'm glad we could. Okay. In studio right now, Sarah Beth Tate, who I just saw on TikTok randomly scrolling,

now she is here and you're going to play what song for us? I'm going to play a long way. And this is the song that was playing over your TikTok. Yes, we put this song out three and a half weeks ago and we're at about 1.5 million streams and it was number one on iTunes the day it came out all genres for like two days, which was crazy. I thought it was going to be like maybe two hours when I saw it. I was like freaking out.

And it's just there's been a lot of cool things with this song lately. So I'll play it for all my. TikTok friends who made all this happen. All right, here we go. This is Sarah Beth Tate. Last night, brought you up twice, didn't turn around every time

somebody walked through the door. I think I finally stopped checking my phone. I'm at sleeping alone. So what you want to hit me up for? Just a short text. Don't want you just insane. Baby can't drive. On Sarah Beth Tate.

How do you feel right now? Thank you. I feel incredible right now. This is probably my favorite day in a long time. Are you engaged? Are you engaged? Yes. Don't laugh. I forgot my engagement ring today. So we are still engaged. I just forgot to put it on. But yes, my fiancé is right through the window looking very happy right now. How long ago did you get engaged? I got engaged in May. Okay. Is this better than that day? Let's be honest.

No, I just say no. I got to say that it's not quite. But it's close. And yeah, we're just a little bit ahead of you. It sounds like in the wedding planning process. But it's a fun time. And my fiancé is a huge fan of the show. He's been listening, I have to say, is longer than I have. And he just loves you all.

So this is really cool for us. Sarah Beth Tate on Instagram and TikTok. Well, it has been fantastic getting to meet you. Big things ahead. And whenever the bigger things happen, we're going to check in and hear all about it, okay? Thanks. And Huck, your guitar player,

meet you too. Huck's awesome. He made me sound good today. Oh, no, no. All right, there she is. Sarah Beth Taye. Good, nice job, Sarah. Thank you so much. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. It's no secret that our own lunchbox is a huge money-making man. He will do just about anything for some cash. I mean, he even does a coin challenge where he picks up coins on the street. And this week, Bobby made him a business proposition. So in honor of Halloween, He asked Lunchbox to do a bunch of superstitions that basically everybody thinks bring on bad luck. So he walked under a ladder, broke a mirror, walked in front of a black cat, you name it.

He pretty much did it all. So I brought in Lunchbox. He has been updating us about his bad luck situations ever since this happened. But so far, no bad luck, right? Oh, no, none of course. But I look at my bank account and I got $52 and I'm like, hey, this is a nice $52. You want to pay me $10 to break a mirror? I'll do it.

I'm good again. Have you ever been superstitious about anything in your life? I'm superstitious about everything in my life. If I'm watching a sporting event and the team I'm cheering for, if it's a big game and they're winning, I won't even get up and go to the bathroom because I don't want to ruin the mojo. I got to keep those fluids inside just in case I mess it up. Yeah.

Oh, no, no, no, you laugh. Mark, number two, I don't know why you're laughing. The World Series in 2002, okay? It's the Angels. versus the Giants. And I'm cheering for the Angels. In game six, they win to force a game seven. The next night, my roommate could not be there.

So I took his clothes that he was wearing the night before and laid them in the exact same spot that way to ensure an angel's victory. And guess what? The Angels won. Okay. But so if you're superstitious about all these other things, especially when it comes to sports, why would you do things that people believe bring you bad luck? Because I got paid.

So basically, Screw all your values if you get paid. Exactly. Okay. I was just making sure we're clear on that. Okay, so even for a couple bucks, you got $52 for getting potentially bad luck for the next at least seven years. Why would I have seven years?

It was only four things. Nope. It's the superstition that a lot of these last longer than one year. So are you prepared for the next seven years to have bad luck? I will. I'm ready for it. And every time something bad luck happened, I'll be like, man, that wasn't worth $52. But when good things happen, I'll be like, psh, look.

Look at that, $52. And what would you consider it to be bad luck? Someone breaks into my car. Someone steals my wallet. Someone steals my wife. I don't know. I mean, that's bad luck. Okay.

Well, so you're saying, you're holding to it that superstitions, you're really not, as long as there's money. As long as there's, if you pay me, I'll do it. And that's why I did these. All right. Well, there you have it. So you can listen to this segment. did it all. And as for now, there is no bad luck happening to him. But you also heard what would

be bad luck. Let's hope nobody steals your wife. Number four. Lunchbox has four things he's going to do on, no, five things he's going to do right now on the show that are all supposed to bring bad luck. Number one, for $10, we have a ladder in the studio. Oh yeah. Now it says walk under the ladder. Now here's the thing. We need to lean that ladder against the wall and have him walk under it that way. Because walking through the middle of it's not bad luck. Do you know what I'm saying? Like walking under a... Just walk under, who the crap cares?

Maybe it's, you know what? Okay, he's walking under the ladder. There he goes. Oh, he's dancing through it. Okay. Go back through it just for fun. Oh, now he's going backwards. Oh, yeah, exactly.

Hit your head already. No problem. Hey, nothing to mess with me yet. You're bleeding. $10? Okay. Next up, break a mirror. Oh, yeah.

Look, I got a... He has a hammer. I got a little handheld mirror You ready? Oh boy He's gonna get him in his eye Oh my gosh Can you hear that as my hammer

Go ahead $10 and Oh my goodness I'm glad I covered my eyes That thing shattered like crazy Yeah buddy Nobody walk barefoot in here Well that was dumb

Maybe we should have like broken In a plastic bag We didn't put a little thought into this There's mirror everywhere now. We have a custodian. There's a vacuum. I'm sure we have a vacuum. Okay, lunchbox made ten more dollars there. Yeah. Woo!

Okay, take that umbrella on the floor. Oh, Mary Poppins. That's it. Now, if you'll slowly open that, here we go. Watch out for the light. There it is. There it is. And he opened it, and now he's singing in the rain. Yeah, bad luck. Come right in out on me. I got an umbrella to protect me. Okay.

Woo! You want to hold it? Next up. I need you to step on a crack. Do we have a crack he can step on anywhere? Eddie, lay down. That's funny. That's real funny. Eddie, give him the butt crack.

He just steps on my butt crack? All right, I'm coming. Is there one out in the hall? Eddie, watch out for the glass when you lay down. Oh, gosh, good point, Amy. He'll have to run outside and do this one on the sidewalk. We'll do that in a second. One more.

Tip over a salt shaker. See, the salt shaker. Oh, I won't break it. You need to make sure that little salt comes out of it, though, when you tip it over. I don't even know how this too fancy was salt shaker for me. I don't know how you get salt out of there. Oh, there's, yep, salt's coming out.

All right. Oh, and there he goes. He tipped it over. Okay. For my friends. So right now I own 40 bucks. Yeah. Two more dollars if you step on a crack.

Oh, find me a crack. You can go outside and do that one. All right. Oh, there it goes. I don't know how you're going to see it, but. Oh, here's cracks. Crack, crack. Boom.

Okay, there you go. There are cracks outside. Now, what we're going to do is all week. Today's Wednesday. Every day we're going to check in and see if anything bad's happened in his life. But you got to be honest with us, Lunchbox. I would never lie to you guys. Yes, you would.

You often do every day. No, I'm never. But I'll be honest. I mean, I'll keep track of anything bad goes wrong. Would you have done that for $42, Amy? All of that? No. I can do other things with my time.

With your time? That was like... Would you have done that? No, no, it's not worth it. Yeah. I mean, just for that, like you said, that little chance that it could be true, and it's not worth it. Man, you guys don't know what money can do, do you? Huh?

What? We do. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. We had on some of our favorite people this week. Garth Brooks and Tricia Yearwood came on together. Not just one or the other. They came on together. They checked in with us from their house to talk about their duet of shableness.

Gall's new album and even being at Ray Mundo's wedding. Here it is. Number three, the Friday morning conversation with Garth Brooks and Tricia Yearwood. One of my favorite people in the whole world's on the phone and so is Garth Brooks. That's right. I love you, Bobby. Ouch, I just got injured again. Hey, guys, Garth, let me ask you this question because you brought up the injury thing.

I was ready to watch the Facebook where you were going to talk about the new record and you hurt yourself on the farm. what in the world were you doing? I was loaded that chops off. Grab the back end of it, which is the safe end of it, and the damn thing collapsed on me. And it just, when I felt it, I didn't want to see it. So I just took my right hand and just kind of felt my left hand to make sure all my parts were there.

And think of us, and you know what? I got lucky. Everybody's been so sweet to ask. It's just going to be black and blue for a while. But I got really, really lucky. Tricia, when he says he injures himself on the farm, are you ever like, well, stop doing crazy stuff on the farm? Oh, my God, every day. This is not the first time. This is the only one that everybody knows about. It's like, he'll come to the house and he'll have like, you know, the last time he had like blood over his eyebrow.

I'm like, what is what happened? He's like, oh, I don't know, I'm fine. I did this a few hours ago. I'm sure it's fine. He really needed this ditch, but he didn't get one. So, you know, he's careful. But, you know, stuff happens on a farm. So I'm always happy when he comes back with all his limbs. No, man, I'm in the farm. It says other. who's that I work with. They're the hard part. You know the Birdwells. You know that family. That's the, that's the Raymundo. Now the Raymundo family. That's the in-laws, Ray. We should talk. Ray was back at work the Monday after his wedding. What do you guys think about that? I think you're a terrible boss. No, no. I didn't make him.

I told him he can do it every once. But honestly, the show, we really need Ray. We do need Ray. Like, it's hard for him to leave. Yeah, Ray was telling us that. Yeah, Ray was saying he's the real show. That's true. We're not going to argue. Garth and Trisha are on. I do want to talk about Shallow.

You know, the day it came out, we were playing it a bunch. And why would you guys put that on the new record, Shallow? That's what we were saying. It started off with that Facebook Live thing, and it was a request, and we just did a little piece of it. And then we did it again because it was another, we did another live-fire request thing. We did the CBS thing. And then somebody said, you know, we should record it. I mean, a lot of people were saying we should record it.

And I really think Garth said, okay, we'll record it for the album, but really thinking that it wouldn't make the album. And so, I mean, because it was the biggest hit for them, why would we do this? And then we just really liked how it came out. So here it is. Yeah, man, you can't ignore people when that many voices say, do something. But I was honest with them, said, okay, we'll cut it.

And knowing it would never make the record. But 15 seconds into this thing, man, Bobby Terry, that acoustic part up front on that, just the goosebumps were all over yet knowing what was coming. When the Queen's step to the mic, I was in that room. The moment it happened, you saw all the players totally changed, and you can hear it on the record. They went to some other level.

Hey, I have a question for you, Garth. I was talking about my favorite music videos of all time, country music videos. And before I tell you which one I picked, because that's one of yours, but which one of your videos to you do you go, that's my favorite video? Oh, man, I'm so sorry because it was just, the second one we ever made. It was the dance. It was the most inexpensive one we ever made. It was the quickest one we ever made. But there's something about the dance that still to this day. When I see those frames, it just kills you, especially Whitley. I just, I love the shots of Whitley and just,

and, you know, Lane Frost, those guys. It's just, it's just a beautiful piece for me. Thank you. Well, uh... You'll be guess on yours? Yeah. Go ahead. See, you can nail it. I'm going to have to guess the red strokes. No, but I do love red strokes though. That was a great one. But the one, because with videos, I go, okay, what really

put an impression inside of me that I still remember today? And I go, okay, you know what, I love standing outside the fire, let me go watch it again. I watched it again the other day. I had tears in my eyes again as an adult man. That video to me was so great. When you put that out, what was the response?

I think the response was the same way. It's just a lot of cheering for the underdog. And I can't tell you how many kids that we get that are children with either special needs or just touched in a different way than what we call normal here. How many of them kind of have that as their anthem in their video? Garth and Trisha are on. Trisha has some advice from you, please. If there are a lot of folks out there that are doing, you know, cooking segments or cooking shows on YouTube, my fiancee actually just did a little cooking thing from our kitchen. What is the advice that you would give to someone who was starting some sort of cooking program?

Well, I would say that if maybe I met your fiance in a wedding or something and she didn't tell me that she was a great cook and that she was doing this, I saw this, I saw this yesterday and I was like, they did not, Caitlin did not, no one said anything to me at the wedding. So I'm just saying, you know, first of all, she's beautiful and she's a lovely person and we were very happy to get to spend a few minutes with you guys at that. the wedding, I would like to cook with her. So that's, that's what I, that's my advice is that why why I meant she called me to cook with her? That's all I'm saying. You know, if I tell her, she's going to say, this is what Caitlin's going to say, because she's so humble about her, that she likes to cook. She's like, I know nothing. I'm going to say, hey, Trisha said she'd like to cook with you. She's going to go, that was just for radio. You guys have a playland and a

real land. No, let me tell you this. What, I'm a home cook like my mom. So I am not, I know what I know. And I was really intimidated by the cooking world when I started doing this, I didn't go to culinary school. I don't know what all the chefs know, but I know what I know. And they, it's a great world. I'll tell you this. They make you feel like what you bring to the table, no pun intended, is as important as all the things that they learned in culinary school.

So my real advice truly would be to not be afraid, you know, to, to, because cooking is like, if you know how to do it and it's your thing, you know it. And you've got it. And the word on Caitlin, honestly, on or off of radio is that she's really good. It's just a really good cook. So I just think she knows she has that gift to keep doing it and to be confident about it. And I will cook with her anytime.

And we can talk about it or not talk about it on the radio. But I would be happy to. I love to. Okay. I'll tell you. How could he didn't ask me anything about her? About this. No, I think originally he was asking about tips or advice about cooking.

No, no, no. Well, ask me about cake. Oh, yeah. Ask him. Well, listen, girls, sometimes I just like to talk to Trisha. You know. Yeah, I understand. What's your advice, honey?

What's that? Thank you very much. Well, first of all, she's gorgeous. Okay. Second of all, she's gorgeous. And then the third thing, man, you sure you want to pick this as your life partner because she's an Oki

and she is going to tell you what she thinks the truth is you better be tough. I can test of that. Well, my kitchen is already full of Oklahoma paraphernalia, which I never thought would happen. But is it true, Garth, that you invented something called taco pizza?

Oh, yeah. If there's anything I get credit for, it's how to eat. Brother, I can. If eating was a sport, I'd be a five-time Olympian. But, yeah, Taco Pizza, we were talking about it one night. And the great thing about taco pizza, it's cold and hot mixed together. So instead of red sauce, you use pecan sauce, put down a layer of beans, cheese, all the meats, everything you want. Cook it.

And while you're waiting for it to cook, then you're mixing together. the tomatoes, the lettuce, the, whatever the sour cream. Yeah. All the colds. You're getting hungry, aren't you? I am. My mouth slopper. And then when it comes out, you just slather all that stuff on top.

And then that's when you cut it and you have a Michael Keezy. Garth is announced. Garth is going to have some cooking show soon and a cookbook coming out. Garth makes me want to do an eating show where I just eat things. That's it. Just bring it and I eat it. That might be a whole new channel right there on its own. Garth has a new album,

his 12th studio album, Fun, coming out November 20th. What about this record is different for you, Garth? You know what? What I think is just the opposite. What I love about this album is, it's the same.

There's new stuff on it. I compare it to Sevens, because there's 14 cuts, and it's a lot of fun stuff on there. But I also compare it to in pieces because I think this was done after the stadium run. And the stadium run turned my head around,

man. It just brought a whole new chapter to entertainment. but there's songs on there like sometimes you got to die to live again and where the cross don't burn that I would go back and put on the very first Mark Brooks album. So what I

love about this, this album is it's got everything new on it and it's got all the innocence and the sweetness that came on that first record on a lot of songs. So it's, for me, it's like a Garth Brooks buffet of the years and we've got to play music all in one record. So this is really

a fun, fun record for me. I don't mean make a fun of it, but it's a fun one to cut. It's a fun one to listen to it. All right, there they are, Garth and Trisha. Hey, thank you guys for the time. It was great seeing you guys last weekend, and hopefully we'll see you again soon. Okay, we love you guys.

Congratulations on everybody's happening in their lives on that end. That's really cool. You guys stay safe. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. So something happened at Amy's house that kind of turned into a tell me something good. and I brought on Amy to kind of have this story more so shared. She shared a little bit on the show, but I think there's some more backstory to all this,

so I want to bring her on. Hey, Amy. Hey, well, thanks for having me on because I feel like this is definitely a story that should have made the news, but nobody besides the Bobby Bone Show has called. So thank you for reaching out. And it is one of those crazy things where an accident happens

and it's tragic at the time, but then uncover something that would have not been discovered. Like they were saying the next day, because the guy you'll hear in the clip, but he ended up having to get a pacemaker and he would never have gone to the hospital. I guess you can't ever use a definitive term like never, but he was not the type that was going to go in the hospital because his heart rate was low. He probably just wouldn't have gone.

And in fact, when the paramedics were there and they were asking him to go, he wasn't going to go. He didn't want to go. But finally he caved in and he went. And then when we got the update the next day that the fall saved his life, that's insane. to me. So when this happened, you had said, you know, these were workers working at your house, just hanging up. Oh, yeah, I thought, I thought we were going to get sued. Yeah. For sure. So were you inside and like you heard the fall? Yeah, they were right out on our patio so you could see everything. And then

we had a call 911. I mean, but that decision was even hard because I think you go back and forth, should we call 911 for this or not? But he didn't want to move. And then, you know, your head just flashes through all these movies or things you've heard about where if you touch the person, It makes it ten times worse. And so we just knew we were not equipped to handle the situation, especially because he's elderly. And that resulted in, you know, ambulance arriving. My son was just bummed. He was at school because he's like, what?

An ambulance was here? I can't believe I missed it. And you also mentioned that the other worker had a broken leg when they came. Yes. So that's why the other man was on the ladder. Yeah. So when they first came and he showed. up with the broken leg where you're kind of like okay no because we've worked with our friend works with

them and you know I learned in the thing too that Bobby knew who these people were because they were because they were doing some stuff at their house and so I my dad is 79 and he only started to have health problems a few years ago so in his mid to late 70s he was working every day and would have been on a ladder and totally capable of taking care of himself and worked in construction so I didn't think much of it. And it really wasn't, he didn't fall because he was old. It fell because the ladder just went off the edge. Now I do think of a younger person had gone off the edge.

It would have been different. But that wasn't what was meant to be. It was meant to be that the older gentleman went off the ledge so that his pacemaker could get put in. Do you believe in divine intervention, especially after this? Yeah, there's another woman that I know that I knew her when I live, in North Carolina and she loved riding horses and she was really good at riding them. Her falling off the horse, I mean, I guess depending on the horse, it could happen. I know people that are used

to horses fall off. I get it. But she had not fallen off in, that wasn't her thing. She was very trained, knew what she was doing. And she fell off a horse one day. She couldn't believe it. Broke her collarbone. She was a doctor. It took a lot of her, like that for her to break that was just not good for her at the time. But when she broke the collarbone through the x-rays, they found a tumor and they were able to remove it because it was stage one.

And that saved her life. So to me, stories like that are, yeah, a crazy way of figuring out, same that you'll hear in the story with my dad, how I share how they found his tumor. And it was all because he had a stroke. And the stroke was a bummer, but maybe if he hadn't have had the stroke,

then they would have found the tumor. at a later stage and, you know, finding something early is crucial. And I do think it's so cool that you had one of those stories that we always read about on the internet, but then you're like, hey, this happened to me in real life. Yeah. But the other question I had was after this happened, were you and your husband kind of like, okay, we need to check our insurance and make sure everything's covered? We haven't yet, but I did, I haven't yet, but then that wasn't even a concern.

I think they were just so excited that. And of course, I was concerned about his safety more so than the suing. That was more like a joke, but it is a thought that crosses your mind. And curtains still aren't hung by the way out. It's fine. It's no big deal. But we kept thinking we'll get around to it. We'll get around to it.

We haven't yet. But I think that, you know, you have, that's not important at the time, but you do have the thoughts. And then now that it wasn't an issue, we're not circling back to it, but we probably should just to make sure that we're good to go. And then my father-in-law, he's the sweetest in the world. He already, before we were able to give him the update. date. He was about to ask us if we knew a hospital because he wanted to go visit him. Oh, that's so sweet. We were like, well, guess what? He got a pacemaker and he's going to be fine and it's amazing. And he was like, oh, wow, okay, cool. Like, I was going to see if I needed to

go check on him. And I thought, and my in-laws are just visiting for a couple of weeks from Texas. And they were going to take time out at their day to go visit some guy at the hospital that fell in front of them. But sometimes when that really strange or kind of a trauma accident happens, you just feel connected to people in a really interesting way that you can't explain. Yeah. And that's probably what they were feeling. So, well, there you have it. We all definitely believe in divine intervention after that situation at Amy's house.

And we'll leave it on this. If this happens at your house, what advice do you give somebody, Amy? Oh, don't hesitate to call for help because you never know what is really at stake. You know, if someone were to fall, you may not think it's that big of a deal, but if they don't want to move. And then also if the paramedics are urging you to please go into the hospital because of low heart rate or whatever the case may be, XYZ, they are the professionals. So you should listen to them right away and not argue with people that know what they're talking about. Well, thank you, Amy. Number two.

Let's go. All right, so tell us what happened at your house. So we had some people there hanging some stuff. And one of the guys was outside on a ladder. elderly-ish I you know the one guy probably should have been the younger guy should have been the one on the ladder but he had a broken leg so the older gentleman went up and the ladder went off the edge and he fell off the ladder and

like couldn't move at your house yes and you saw this it was awful like scary situation he didn't want to move so then that's scary because you know you're not supposed to then you hear I was thinking I've seen on TV don't move on don't move them. What do you do, by the way?

So we call the paramedics. What do you do immediately? Do you run out there? You know, like everyone's, there's lots of people at my house and everybody's freaking out. And like my, yes, there's multiple people at my house. And we're all kind of like scrambling what to do. We decide to call 911 to get paramedics there. The paramedics show up.

Everything is like fine, but they take his heart rate. And they're like, gosh, his heart rate is so low. And he's like, yeah, I'm not going in, though. I'm not going in. and then he decides to go. And then we got an update the next day that he had a pacemaker put in. And that he should have, that is something that he would have needed regardless of the fall, but he probably never would have gone to the hospital for.

And so they say that the fall is one of those weird things that probably saved his life. What? So you having an unstable ladder really saved guys. Wow. His ladder. Now your ladder, good. It went off the ledge. I know.

I thought once he was better, I thought that night, are we going to get sued? Like, I don't know the insurance, like, because we didn't know the full update. And then when I got the update that it saved his life, I was like, we're definitely not getting sued. So I used the same two guys. Yeah. That guy's really old. Okay, you know what I'm talking about? He's like, guys, he's like 80.

Yeah. But is he good? Yeah. Okay, okay. So now I'm worried that it can't hang out my mirror. I'm like, what? I try to be careful with the elderly comment. Yeah, he's like 80.

Yeah, isn't that nuts? Yeah, Jimmy Johnson had this happen to him. He went on Survivor, or was going on Survivor, and he got hurt or something, and they went in. They were like, oh, you have a heart issue. They had to put a stint in because they found it there. The Dallas Cowboy Coach? Yeah, he went in.

He was going through casting and they found this defect or whatever. And so he got it put in. So he wasn't able to cast, but he came back a couple seasons later once he healed from surgery. And like the screening process, they physically screen you. He didn't pass. They found an issue. And they were like, oh, my God, we need to put this in your heart. Put a stintness heart.

Wow. So I don't know if you remember this part of my dad's health journey, but we were in California for something. We got a call that my dad had a stroke. I don't know if you remember. It was like 2016, but that stroke was, you know, awful, but only because he had the stroke,

did they find the tumor in his throat? Because, like, he couldn't move his hand after the stroke. So they wanted to go in his neck and work on a nerve. They'd go down to his hand. And when they went to scan the neck for the nerve, they found the tumor. And they caught it early. ish, but they said they likely that's something they wouldn't have caught without the stroke.

And they weren't related. Yeah, that's crazy. I'm glad that that guy's okay. Yes. I'm sure he'll be fine over at your house. He got a new pacemaker. It's fine. I'm asking about it.

Hey, I heard you got a new pacemaker, boy. Let me see it. I guess you can't really show it, can you? I don't know. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Our biggest segment from the show this week is Raymondo's wedding. of course he got married if you haven't seen all over social media even ray is posting all kinds of things when he never posts anything on social media so ray i want to know how you're feeling

you are one weekend to married life i want to know how you feel um honestly i think the easiest thing i can say is that it was so natural we had dated for so long it was definitely not a shotgun type thing it was well thought out we had time to plan it because of the pandemic there was so much downtime that we really were able to sit down on weekends because there's no temptation to go to the bars. So we would just say, okay, you want to do some thank you cards? All right. So what do I have to do? I have to write a card, a special card to my mom and your parents. So we did stuff so far ahead of time. The thing that did suck is there was cancellation. So sure, we wanted a white claw vendor there. Sure, there were some extras. I want a circus elephant, damn it. But that stuff just couldn't

happen because it was a pandemic. So we went from 150 down to 30, which was the most stressful. thing telling coworkers and other people that couldn't come. But we had so much extra time that the average couple didn't have to plan it. So I think it couldn't have been more perfect. And I don't feel any different. I do have a ring on my finger. But other than that, it was seamless. It's a very easy transition. If you're thinking about doing it, M2. We're good, right? We'll focus on you for now. But you did talk about your wedding ring some this week. And obviously people can hear that on the podcast too, but do you find yourself sometimes just looking down like, dang, I'm really married. This is official. I don't because I'm 35. Maybe a schoolgirl when she's 21, she has that feeling.

But to me, it was so easy. When you just go into something without thinking too much about it and it doesn't feel like you're fighting anything and it's just not a lot of force involved, I'm telling you, it's so smooth and it's so, it's greatness. And that's really what it was. We were both, me and Laura were both ready to get married. We got married and it feels a lot the same. People are very nice. We got a lot of free stuff. And maybe now the conversation happens more.

Are we going to start to go after these 23 eggs to start having children? Is my sister the surrogate going to move down here? Maybe those conversations happen. But as of right now, we still like to drink a little bit too much on a Friday night. And we're the exact same two people except for her last name. is now Slater. Well, that's exciting. And just to confirm, I believe I already know the answer to this,

but you or Laura, neither of you guys on that wedding day ever at any point in time got cold feet. No, they got cold feet. It was cold outside. It was freezing. We stood outside the church for like 40 minutes waiting for the bride to arrive and our feet were frozen. So yes, he definitely got cold feet. All right, all right. Hold on.

I want the official word from Ramundo. No cold feet at all. And the funny thing is, though, so the one hiccup was the, shuttles there was miscommunication so they were delayed by 20 minutes so there was that question like is if a runaway bride happens who informs you is there going to be a walkie talkie call does her father come and talk to me i had no idea but we were outside the chapel for not 10 minutes not 20 i mean it was almost working on half an hour and the people inside the chapel i imagine we're chomping at the bit because all they're doing Blair witch style is facing into a forest they have no idea what's going on

behind them for easily 30 minutes but no cold feet okay well i'm glad that's There was no cold fee. I also have Amy and Lunchbox and Eddie sitting in here, too, who are all at the wedding. We had two groomsmen and Amy was there in attendance. You guys talked about your favorite moments from the wedding. But is there anything you didn't get to share that you hoped to share on the show this week about the wedding? I'll go. I think anything about my family, I believe would be funny because I was even getting stuff from my nephew where he was saying, out of the whole show, I think I liked Eddie the most.

Because we were in a group text. Wait a minute. Nice. Nice. Keep going. Keep talking. Oh, on. Dude, as the bachelors, I did a little group text.

Not a lot of texts went on in there because my nephew, the 12-year-old, was in there. And he goes, hey, I saved Eddie's phone number. I think I'm going to text him sometimes. He was the coolest. That's a funny story talking to Little Boomer, his nephew, because his mom told me, which is Ray's sister, he goes, he won't tell you this. But Boomer's so excited to be on a group text. He's like, I cannot believe it. I have bones in my phone.

I have lunchbox in my phone. I have Eddie in my phone. This is crazy. I'm going to save these numbers. So I think from here on out, Ray, if there's like a good game or something on TV, I'm just going to text him out of the blue, see what he says. And there was a group text, too. Bones, we were joking around.

I go, hey, guys, I got your ties and your socks. Just FYI. We're all wearing the same stuff. And I bought those for you guys. A little nice thing I did for everybody. And I go, but hey, just FYI, the nephew was on the group text. And then Bones goes, hey, guys, I didn't bring any underwear. Does anybody have any?

And then my nephew goes, yeah, I got some, but they're kids on. underwear. And let me tell you, I think we might have scarred him for life, Boomer, because we were just harassing him. Oh my gosh, non-stop. And we're getting on the shuttle to go to the wedding. Well, and lunch and Eddie about their wives were being pretty hilarious. I know it was great. And so my wife and Eddie's wife were the last two people to arrive. So they're getting on the shuttle with the groomsmen. And my wife is walking towards the shuttle. And I said, boomer, whatever you do, do not hit on my wife. And he was just like, I wasn't going to. And he got so nervous. So then the The rest of the night, I kept saying, hey, man, you want to meet my wife?

He's like, no, no, no, no, no, no. And my wife even winked at him at one point just to mess with him. And he would run the other direction. And I feel like he's going to be scarred for life. Oh, sorry, but he's at that place right now where, you know, you're kind of maybe like, or thinking about starting to date girls or whatever and stuff. But he's so close. And so it was funny that lunch said that like, don't, don't you dare look at my wife.

So then he was terrified. And then our other buddy, Eric Dodd, my groomsman, he goes, hey man, I know you don't want to ask for a picture, but I know you have a crush on my wife, Anna. He goes, so if you go get a picture with her, I'll give you $5. So my nephew comes up to me mid-wedding and he goes, hey, hey, I got a picture of me and Anna. And I'm like, what the heck? You went and just took a picture with Eric's wife. He goes, Eric told me you give me $5. So he put that picture in his phone, and for sure he's going to show all his friends at school. Ray, weren't you also trying to get him to hold the flower girl's hand? Oh, I wanted it with Kennedy. I wanted it because

she was a little bit younger than him, but they were both super cute together. And I say, you've got to dance with her, but I don't believe that he ever did, but I did try to get them, I don't know, to talk to each other a little bit. Yeah, he wouldn't do it. He wouldn't do it. I told him he could dance with my wife, but don't, and he was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. So basically it sounds right. Ray's wedding became a matchmaking session for your, this little boomer that you call. The beauty of kids is they're the perfect, I don't even know what to call it, like just the transition from scene to scene because there, there's no weirdness or awkwardness. with a kid because they say everything they feel. My nephew was nonstop talking, being personable. He was awesome. And he, single-handedly outside of getting married, could have been my favorite part of the wedding. And I'm so happy I picked him as a groomsman.

He was great. I mean, just browing it with my guys. He snuck in Garts basketball court. And he might have farted during the ceremony. Oh, for sure. He definitely farted during this. Okay. So does he get the MVP groomsman award?

Is he your favorite groomsman? Oh, my. I almost have to because he made stuff so easy. Sometimes tough stuff's a little. difficult with me and my dad talking because my dad's shy, but Boomer would just mix it up. And then outside of the chapel, all us guys were kind of just standing there. And Boomer, his knees were shaking. I'm like, dude, why are you so nervous?

You're not getting married. And he's like, I don't know, but I'm nervous. Amy, was there anything else in the wedding that you didn't get a chance to talk about? I mean, I was curious, too, like for us sitting there, I know for y'all, like her wondering if she was going to show up. Like we were sitting there in the pews from like 345 to 4.30. Like just looking around being like, what is happening? Where is she?

Like what's the deal? So whenever everybody started to show up like that was a good feeling. Hey, but the harps were beautiful though. They were 45 minutes. The harps were beautiful, yes. And it was kind of like, do we, we were socially distanced in the pews, but everyone was like, do we keep our mask on? Do we not?

And then Garth and Trisha kept their mask on the whole time. And then we took ours off. And they were like, oh, do you think. Oh, they were for sure judging you. Yeah. Do you think that we're getting judged? Wait, did Garth and Trisha sit there for 45 minutes to? Oh, yeah.

They were even there before us. So they, I think they probably got there. I don't know. They sat there for a while. So, Amy, they were sitting right behind you guys. Did you turn around at any moment to say hi? Or did you just kind of like, oh, my gosh, Garth's behind. Oh, no.

I didn't. I didn't. If anything, you would know it's Trisha because her long, blonde hair, but she had her mask on. But Garth, he didn't have his cowboy hat on. He had on a, no microphone. Trisha had on a, like a nice, you know, mask that matched her dress.

Like, you can tell, like, pretty. And then Garth had on one of the disposable medical masks. I was like, keeping it real, Garth, keeping it real. But no, I figured that they would want to just, they're at a wedding. Like, this is their, this is people they care about. They're there. They don't, I don't feel like, I mean, it was 45 minutes, so I thought about it. But I didn't want to make it like a big deal.

It was kind of... I mean, right, right, right. Who can say they had Garth Brooks and Tricia Yearwood at their wedding? That's amazing. You're going to say that for the rest of your life. It truly is awesome, and especially to my grandma, to my aunt. I mean, that's 10 times bigger because they don't even live in the city. So they were just blown away by that.

And then my father, he talks to maybe less than five people every day of his life for the past 20 years. and he's like, oh yeah, I went up to Garth. I told him thanks so much for this. Really appreciate it. Thanks for letting us use the property in the chapel. He's like, I got a shot. I went right up to him and talked right to him. I was like, good job, Dad.

Way to go talk to Gee. Your dad didn't say anything the whole day. He said maybe one word to me and he's like, I went wrapped out with Garth. All right, dad. Did anybody try and take a picture with Garth or Trisha during that? No, I kept telling Ray like I was going to do it, but I would not do that on his wedding day.

I thought about it, but I wouldn't do that. Did any of your family, Ray? Well, honestly, the lighting was really, they wanted the candles to stand out. So it wasn't the best lighting for pictures. Because I almost thought about doing a picture really quick with Laura. And I was like, you know what? With the selfie, it's not even going to turn out. But they wanted the lighting to be really dark.

And because it was later in the day, it was overcast and it was cloudy. I mean, the lighting wasn't great for pictures. Well, I mean, the lighting wasn't great on the live stream either. But I thought it was just a live stream. Hey. So with the live stream, some mistakes were made. I want to tell you guys this is really funny. She wants to go in on the live show.

Yeah, she wants to make funnier wedding. No, it's not his wedding. Please, this is funny to me. This is really funny. Honestly, we were watching the live stream. We were there to support Ray. We had a little watch party for all of us that couldn't be there. And we were so excited to watch.

And it was like right two times during this live stream that it's like just straight up stopped. Right. One was when they started walking down the aisle and we're like, oh, Right. We're not going to actually see the wedding. We watched 45 minutes of you all sitting in the views. Right. And then you guys got it was like, I now pronounce you. And then it cut. Wait, what's happening? What in the heck? Hey, Ray, I heard that when the live stream started, the first words that the camera operator said was like, oh, crap, I only have 2% of my phone. That was also in it. But the other part, I told Ray because I didn't want to offend whoever was holding it. The person that was holding the camera who, who I was holding the camera who, I guess Ray didn't really know. But he was breathing, so it sounded like Darth Vader.

Actually, guys, you don't know this, but Darth Vader was operating. My whole thing is, I can't believe you sat there and watched the live stream. Why not? Hey, we were trying to be. There was 35 of us on there. We're trying to be supportive. If I ain't there, I ain't watching. Okay.

Dude, I said the same thing. Props to them. I can't believe you guys did that. Like, Ray, this is honest question. Did your brother watch the live stream? Definitely not. But the funny, I mean, he actually texted the next day and goes, congrats on the wedding.

I'm like, bro, you missed it by a day. He didn't even watch the live stream, though? He definitely didn't. He for sure didn't. I mean, unless you all saw a guy named Robert Slater commenting, like, that's my brother. Shout out. You had 30 people there and there's 35 watching, which means about 110 people that you guys had disinvited were not watching.

chain. Right? You had 150 originally invited. Yeah. And I mean, honestly, there were a lot of them were family and some of them were a little bit older. Maybe they didn't have the ability to do a live stream. We not only weren't able to have people from work. We had to turn down family members. Laura had aunts and uncles that lived two blocks away they didn't couldn't come. All because we had to keep the numbers down for COVID. And I mean, let's be real. I mean, they didn't miss anything on the live stream anyway.

Hey, you know what? I saw a picture from it and I was like, that looks Blair witch style. I would have never said anything to Ray, but I posted a picture and he was like, where did you get that picture? What happened? And I was like, that was the live stream. That was just what it was. But you know what, Ray, in all seriousness, we are all so thrilled for you. So here is the segment where we talk about Ray Mundo's wedding and everybody's favorite moments. Number one.

Nice job, Ramby. That was full up. Yeah. A safe but fun wedding. I thought it was fantastic. Yeah, I mean, in my dreams, I'm. I never thought it was going to go that smoothly, be as easy as it was, and awesome. I mean, so many good conversations, my family, with you guys.

I mean, it's the only time in my ever that my grandma is going to be in the same room with you, Garst Brooks, I mean, Tricia Yearwood and me and my pride ever. That's true. So, I mean, special moments like that. It only happened in one day, and I'm glad I took it all in. I mean, every second I was, I was tuned in, and it was awesome. We were all standing outside of the small chapel, way. on Ray's now wife bay to come up and he wasn't going to see her so when she pulled up he was going to go inside and just let her go by and so we're all waiting and four o'clock is when weddings to start it's four oh it's four oh five it's four ten it's four twenty Eddie goes what if she doesn't come it was starting to feel like that a little bit and the whole group of us went so she got there about 4.30 we went in it was awesome Ray goes down we're all standing up it was it was you know when

everything is kind of being shut down. It was a small group, but I felt like there was still a lot of fun and love there. I thought it was a really well-balanced group. Yeah, I mean, we did want to have the 150, all my family, more people from work, but we had to do the 30, and actually it was a lot easier because you can actually experience everybody. I've talked to people that said, yeah, at my wedding, I didn't even get to say hi to everyone, which kind of sucks. It's your wedding. You want to say, what up? Thanks for coming. So we're there, Ray does his vows. They do the whole spiel. And I keep waiting. Is Ray going to cry? Because I have $20 bucks on the line against Amy, against lunchbox, and against Eddie.

And Ray did not cry. Ray, officially, did you cry? I did not cry. I did get in my head a little bit emotional. My dad gets up there and reads the scripture and, like, for whatever reason, kind of started crying. I'm like, Dad, keep it together. What are you doing? So I'll be collecting that cash from you guys sometime soon.

Yeah, you got to learn never bet with Bobby because if you bet with Bobby. Yeah, you lost. Yeah, we lost. Yeah, we bet with Bobby. You know you're going to lose. Why do we do it? I don't know. So that was my favorite moment.

Ray not crying. That's your favorite other everything. I made cash, yes. Aming your favorite moment from Raymondo's wedding? Gosh, I probably when y'all performed the song that he wrote and that was their first dance. Like this, I won from the ceremony would be, I thought that their pastor was great. And I loved the rag doll story. I've already told it to two people.

And then I'm going to tell it on my podcast too. And then at the reception, for sure, y'all all singing. And then Ray and Lauren dancing. sing. It was perfect. So the first dance for Ray and Bay was Eric Dodd with The Raging Idiots. Yeah. Yeah, it was. Singing the song. Look at you shining underneath the Nashville Sunset. That Ray wrote. The song that Ray and Eric wrote. I'm dreaming about all the years we ain't lived yet. So let's celebrate this special day like you taught me to love a birthday.

life's away. Ray, explain the birthday line. The birthday line, as a guy, I don't know, I've just always been kind of too cool for birthdays and I didn't really like always take them in. And I guess, and when she had cancer then, she goes, man, I can't wait for my next birthday. I love birthday. And I'm like, you know what? Let's celebrate birthdays. That's awesome. We have another birthday. So that's the new thing. I mean, appreciate birthdays. It's a blessing to live. And I mean, we experience that firsthand. And life can come real close in a hurry. And she's just like, man, we got to celebrate every birthday.

So I threw in the song. Eddie and I were up there singing the song. And we had had all those little parts. We were going to do doubles. But we were so nervous about messing it up that right on. We're just like, we're not trying to make this. We're just going to try to nail it with no extra flavor involved. It was special to us to be able to do that.

We didn't want to mess it up. Eddie, your favorite moment from the wedding? Well, I had one, but I didn't know he was going to mention that Garth and Tricia were there. So I'm just going to change mine right now. Audible, Audible, Garth and Trisha being at the wedding. It was pretty awesome. And they're so nice. Because I don't think Caitlin had met Garth ever.

And so Caitlin and I were standing there talking to Garth and Trisha afterward. And I know him a little bit. And Calan was like, yeah, from Oklahoma. Gar's like, oh, yeah, where? She goes from Fort Gibson. He's like, I used to swim over there as a kid. My grandma lived over there. And they had this whole talk about Oklahoma and Fort Gibson.

And crazy. They're just, if you didn't know, they were international extremely, successful superstars, they would just be folks that were at the wedding. That's right. And what a great way to talk about somebody. Like they're amazingly talented and we're huge fans of them. But it's also cool when they're around because they're so nice. And you wouldn't think they are at the status they are.

So that's cool. Lunchbox? I thought the whole wedding was great. But my favorite part was I was talking to Ray's grandma and his mom at the reception. We were just talking about Ray. And they're like, listen, Ray is full of crap. Anything out of his mouth is just you don't believe anything. You can never get a straight answer out of Ray.

And his mom didn't appreciate the song Ray chose for the first dance with her because she goes, I didn't want Sappy. I wanted fun and he tried to make me cry. You danced to Garthbrook's mom. Yeah, I got it. This is just the actual song. But yeah. But I thought it was great.

And to me it meant a lot to dance with my mom to that song, even though she didn't want it because she said she was going to cry. but sorry, Mom, I wanted this song because it's a special song and special moment. It was so sweet while he was dancing with her. Did you see he was patting her back? Yes, the whole time. Yeah, the whole time. It was precious.

It was like burping a baby almost. That's what it looked like. She raised me. And then in that moment, it was like I'm a man now. And I'm like, thank you, mom, for raising me. That's it. At this moment now, I'm officially a man. That's what she said.

She said, Ray kept whispering in my ear. Mom, this takes me back when I was a kid. You raised me right. Thank you so much. And she was just like, I was like, Ray, stop it. Ray, stop it. Ray, stop it. Your dad is so tall. It doesn't talk.

Your mom is really short. Yep. Your twin brother is very tall. Correct. You are very short. Very short. And I was finally able to see when you were dancing with your mom. Oh, that's where it kind of comes from.

Yeah. And I believe it's the mom determines the height of kids. So I would have been like six, six if it was, if it went by dads, yeah. But your brother's tall. Correct. I don't know. It's weird. But I really, I strongly believe if a person,

mom is tall, they'll be tall. You guys were debating on what to wear because we all had it easy. We had blue suits. Yeah, you all had suits. I knew what I was going to wear, and then I assumed my husband would wear a suit because we're going to a wedding. And then he's like, no, no, we're going,

no, we're going to a chapel on some land. Like, I'm wearing boots and nice jeans and a blazer, like a sports coat. And I'm so adamant that he cannot do that. He needs to wear a suit. It's like causing tension between And I'm like, fine, just wear whatever you want.

So he puts on his Lucasey boots, his nice jeans, and his sports coat. And then we get there, and I'm pretty sure my husband said that Garth is in jeans and boots. That's it. Yeah. Come on. Well, your husband, I thought he wore a suit. No, he wore jeans and boots. Oh, he did?

Yes, because I wasn't going to continue arguing with him about it. And then I got put in my place when we show up and, like, goat is there wearing, like, jeans and boots. So I thought, I just kind of hung my head. And I was like, your boots look nice. But that's proof because Bones didn't even notice he was wearing jeans. No, it must have been really dark jeans. They were really dark. The darker they are.

Yeah. The more formal jeans they are. Yeah, I know. He fit the formal, whatever Canadian tuxedo look. But I was not feeling it when we left the house. But suddenly, I was fine with it. Bray, what was your favorite moment? Definitely, they rigged it.

When my grandma, they did the flower toss. And my grandma was in the very front. She's 90 years old, and they threw it right to her. And she caught it. And so she was the next one to get married, what that means and she's like, I'm not getting married again though. I'm like, okay, Graham, it's okay. Just catch the flowers. Well, it was a lot of fun. It was. It was so good.

The reception was all spread out and I just thought you guys put a lot of effort in keeping it safe and also, you know, making it a real memorable experience for all involved. And then it seemed like the next day I was watching your Instagram, it seemed like you were just drunk all day. Yeah, ended up partying pretty hard with Billy and I'm still hung. Yeah, last night, Caitlin takes her phone and she goes, I'm looking at Ramundo's story. And he's going, it's the first day in seven years I haven't done show prep. America, forgive me. She's like, what does this even mean?

And I was like, I assume he went so hard. He wasn't going to. I said, I don't care if this is a wedding. Oh, I thought maybe you said, hey, it's your wedding. Like, don't worry about prepping. Did you not? Oh, I thought that was maybe a gift. Yeah, I thought that was your present.

Hey, here's your gift. Don't worry about it retro. You're good. No, you're not in trouble. I laughed out loud at that. Because he was, yes, he was apologizing to everyone. Well, it was a fantastic wedding. You can go over to the Bobby Bones website, BobbyBones.com,

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