The Bobby Bones Show - Best Bits: The Latest on Abby’s Big Concert & Morgan’s Funny Uber Moment

Episode Date: June 22, 2024

Abby shares the latest on her big concert opportunity out in California before she leaves for it this weekend, and Morgan has some hot topics to bring to the table. They share some things they recommend in “let me turn you onto something” and Morgan has a funny UberEats moment while she was at a bar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's up, everybody? Happy weekend. We are here. It is the best bits time. And this weekend, I am joined by Abby. Good morning, Abby. Good morning. You awake. You alive. You ready? I'm barely awake. But yeah, no, I'm ready. You got your coffee and your water. So we're trying to survive. Right. We did have some fun bits on the show this week. Eddie attempted to eat 108 shrimp. Lunchbox had a what is this crap with a parking ticket situation. There was baseball drama. Bobby basically gave. a bunch of the show members, compliment baseballs, and then somebody threw theirs away. So there's a lot going on there. Terry Clark stopped by the show. The guys admitted their most annoying husband habits. I had an etiquette, etiquette.

No, I can't say the word. Etiquette question after doing the tour with the man in uniform. And Scoop Steve has a ghost. So really exciting stuff over on all the bits if you want to catch up on the show in part two. But Abby, this weekend is a big weekend for. you. It is. You're headed out to California for your big opportunity gig, right? Yes, the racetrack gig at WeatherTech Raceway. How are you feeling? I'm a little nervous. I've been so nervous leading up to this whole week. What is the nerves for? What are you most nervous about? Just that it goes

off successfully, you know, just everything is like smooth because it's just weird like trying to be a part of something when I know it's in a different state. And so I'm just going to have to get there and make sure everything is Okay. And you have secured George Burge. Yes. Is all of his travel and stuff set? Like he's good to go? He's good.

Have you been helping organize that? Or was his team really just organizing it and you're just paying him? His team, basically. Yeah. Gotcha. Luckily, he has like management and all that. So they get to take care of that, which is really nice. Okay.

And what are you going to be performing? Because you're opening. Yes. I have a whole list. I'm doing my song. Hey, their hometown. Of course. I'm going to do strawberry wine.

Okay, good cover. Yes. So I'm doing like mostly covers because I, and then I'm going to do another song of mine. It's called Ex Boyfriend Material. Is this a new song? Yeah, it is. It's not out yet. But I have been playing it out a little bit like when I did the country showdown deal that I hosted.

You played it out there. Yeah. And then I'm doing Heads Carolina Tales, California. Wild One by Faith Hill. Nice. Boys of Summer, which is a Don Henley song. How does that one go? I feel like that one sounds familiar.

Yeah, it's like, I can see you. Your brown skin, shine in the sun. Yeah. Got your hair slick back. Yeah, it's a good summer one. Yeah, a fun one. Yes. And what are you ending the show with?

That's what I'm wondering, like the best one, like the one that's going to pump you up. I feel like heads, Carolina Tales, California is like fun, but I don't know. So these are just the songs. You haven't put them in their order. Right. I have not put them in the order. Are you going to do, hey, their hometown second to last since that's like your kind of thing associated with the show?

Yeah, probably. I would say. I feel like it should. I feel like it should go. Okay, so wait, you have six songs? Seven. Seven songs. I'm also going to do Fastest Girl in Town Miranda Lambert.

Nice. Yes. Okay. I think you start with fastest girl in town. Really? It's high energy. Yes, it is. High energy.

Or you start with listen to them all again. Okay, so hey, they're hometown, my song. And then, hey, it's Carolina, Tails, California. The Boys of Summer. a strawberry wine fastest girl in town okay ex-boyfriend material

which is also my song and then Wild One by Faith Hill okay I think you either you either start with Wild One or fastest girl in town because those are your oh yeah

wait I miss one I only have six oh shoot really? Yeah hey their hometown oh yeah hey there hometown okay okay sorry I was in turn I think

fastest girl in town or wild one are your most high energy choices in here that aren't yours. Right. So one of those should be first to get the crowd going. And then maybe do Boys of Summer. Yeah, that's what I was thinking, because that's also kind of like a sing-along. And people know it, yeah. And then you go into ex-girlfriend material, one of yours. Ex-boyfriend, but yeah.

Ex-boyfriend. It corrected it to ex-girlfriend off. my little list. Because I know I talked that as ex-boyfriend. And then I think you, yeah, I think you end with Heads Carolina. I do like that. And hey their hometown is above it. And then you have another high energy one after ex-boyfriend material.

Yeah, yeah. That's what I'm thinking. I like that. I do. Do you have like an idea of what you were wanting to do? Kind of similar. Because you kind of want to switch off. Yeah.

Like you know. You want to start out with like a hype one. Yeah. But then in the middle you'll do a slow song. But I was really, I was like, oh my gosh, which one do I want to end with? I was like, do I do Hey, their hometown or Heads Carolina Tales California. So I like what you're thinking. I feel like of all of those, Heads Carolina is the most high energy and the one that most

people are going to know at a country concert. Right. Yeah. And it's in California. You know, it's like, oh. Yeah. I flipped heads. I'm in California.

Exactly. So you're playing into them already. Yes. Okay. All right. Well, anything else with that? Like, you good? You ready? I think so, yes. Have you gotten paid yet? They do a deposit. They do half of the deposit. So you got half of how much? 20,000. Half of that. So you got 10,000? Yeah. Was that a nice thing to see in your banking account? That's insane. That's, it's crazy. I still can't believe it. Like, this is literally a once in a lifetime thing. You know, like, I don't know. It's just a huge, like, blessing, really. You know, like, when does this ever happen?

Is a boyfriend going with you? He is. Yes. Okay. And my parents. I was going to say, are your parents going out there too? Yeah. And my aunt and uncle.

Dang, the whole crew is going out there. I know. This is like huge. It's huge. So I'm very excited. I'm excited for you. It's going to go awesome. I don't think you have anything to be nervous about.

Maybe it's good nerves, not bad nerves. Yes. Like excited. This is going to be fun, cool opportunity. Right. And you just want to do really good. So you're a little nervous. Yes.

I'm also a little nervous because people still mistake me. for the other Abby Anderson. We still get confused. And I'm like, I think I may have to change my name to just drop out Abby or Anderson, like Abby Lee. Yeah, and just be Abby Lee. Yeah, because it gets confusing. I still get you guys confused, like, because she'll text me sometimes.

And I'm like, phone screener Abby? One's what? And I was like, hmm. And I'm like, oh, not that Abby, not that Abby. It does. It gets confusing. But I know both of you. And that's why it's different.

Yeah, that's true. But. Yeah. Like my old roommate sent. me a text and was like, oh my gosh, like someone, there was a TikTok of this girl like getting ready and like country like cowboy boots and everything. She's like, I'm about to go see Abby Anderson concert. And my friend was like, oh my gosh, my friends, this girl's going to see you. And I was like, no, it's not me. Different Abby. It's not me. You could do Abby Lee. And that is just your country

singer name. Abby Lee. It's just really weird to me that there's too Abby Anderson. It is. I'm trying to think is there any other country artists that that is the case? I don't think so. Not that I have a lot of Luke's. Yeah. But nobody with the same exact name. Luke Combs, Luke Bryan. Is there more than that?

Luke. I know. There's got to anymore. Yeah. I don't think so. There's two like Marlowe's. I know. Camer Marlowe and then,

um, what's his name? Oh, what's his first name? Brandon Marlowe? No. Oh, I don't know. I'm not sure what you were talking about. I was looking at Luke.

And there's all like two. And there's nothing alike. It feels like there's so many more. Oh, it's Dylan Marlowe. Okay, I have heard of him. Okay. Yeah. But I'm not the exact name.

There are. But like. But not the exact name. So I'm getting your point here. Yeah. I do like Abby Lee. I think that's a cool name. Well.

Just being your stage name. Abby Lee. Right. That would like really, you know, clear up the confusion, I think, too. Wait, you have to let me know if there's any confusion this weekend. They're like, oh. Oh, that Abby Anderson, different. But I think when you say Abby Anderson, Bobby Bone Show, most of them know.

That's true. Have you been advertising kind of that way? Yes. Okay. Well, I'm excited for you. Well, thank you. It'll go great. You're going to be spectacular.

Wow. Going to make your other $10,000 and it's going to be wild. Yeah, that's crazy. Are you going to spend any, any, like, do you have any plans for that $20,000? Well, part of it I am going to use to record, like, an EP or, you know, like, five songs. That's been my goal is to record five songs. So I've already recorded one, so I'm going to use it to record the other four, which is there a lot.

Yeah. To record even one song. Reinvesting it into your career. Yes. I like it. I put it off because it is pretty expensive. Like it's an investment to like record songs. That's why record deals are like people want those because they get it paid for by the label.

But so I'm going to do that. But I also want to like give back with some of it because, you know, I feel like that's, I really want to do something good because I feel like this was something great that happened to me that I want to give back. So I'm going to do that. Ooh. How do you want to give back to you yet? I don't know. I don't. I might just like donate to like some organization or I might, I don't know. I'm thinking about it. What to do. Okay. I like it. I feel like it needs to, you know, go back around, not just come to me. Like, it needs to go back around. So I like, I like the energy. It's a good way of seeing things because

there's a lot of people I don't feel like that would feel that way. So I'm proud of you. I'm You're out of the way around. Thank you. Hopefully they gives you some good energy going into the weekend. So if anybody's in California, you can still get tickets, actually. WeatherTech Raceway.com. Go see avie. Monterey.

Did I say that? Yeah, Monterey. As soon as it came out of my mouth, I was like, I don't know if I said that correctly. Monterey. Yeah. Right? But it's in Salinas. I probably said that wrong, too. It's a little bit more inland.

But it's the main city city is Monterey. Yeah. Well, if you're in California in general, just go road trip and see Abby. Okay. Yes. We are going to take a quick break and I have some hot debates. Let's talk about them.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. So fun, hot topics that I just want to share with you, get your opinion on, see what we think. One of my friends, her boyfriend was invited to a co-batchelor and bachelorette trip, but she wasn't. Does he go? Oh.

Should partners automatically be invited to co-batch parties? Like, how do you feel? If your boyfriend were to be invited to a co-batch party, guys and girls, but you are not invited. Hold on. Why was she not? Because so is it just not the significant other? It doesn't get to go? Well, it's not her friends. It's his friends. And she doesn't really have a connection to those friends. So he got invited because he's one of the groomsmen. But she's not friends with like the bride and all of that.

Oh, that's really hard. What would you feel? What would you feel? what would you say or what would you feel if this happened with you and your boyfriend? I mean, I would say, yeah, he can go. I'm just very, like, live your own separate lives, like, be independent. Like, I don't think we need to be, like, clingy and be together all the time. And, like, I understand that's his friend and he's in the wedding. Right?

So, like, I get that. And I feel like I would be out of place. It's not like I can invite myself. Like, of course, I would want to go and I'd be a little bummed, but I think it's, I would say go. I lean towards the same way. I think I'm situationally based. If these are friends, like they're just, you know, I've been around them and they're good people and they're all just going and they're celebrating the wedding, like cool, whatever, no big deal.

If these are huge, like, clubbing party friends and they're known to do things, they're a little outrageous, I'm probably going to be a little bit more questionable, but I'm still going to say go. I'm just going to be uneasy about it. Right. You know what I mean? I guess I was picturing like I've never met them before. Like pretend it's in California, you know, and I never met those friends. I guess I would just have to trust him.

If you had met them, would you feel differently? Because likely, if he's in the wedding, you would have met at least some of the guys. Right. And probably the wife at some point. It's just you're not great friends, you know. Yeah. Or it's a new relationship. You know, there could be so many different levels of them.

That's really hard. Yeah. I think I'd like still stick with it though Like he can go Yeah it was it this is a hot debate in our friend group Like so we're like yes Some were like no I just

Is she going to? Or is he going to go? I don't know I don't know what they have decided But it was a hot topic And it's I do think it's so Situationally based based on the people And the environment and what's happening

Like imagine a co-bash party in Vegas You know what I mean? Yeah that'd be a lot That's a lot happening. So, but it all boils down to trust and how much you can trust your partner and how they are in those situations. I, in my situation, am very secure. So I'd be like, yeah, you're good. Go.

But I also know that there's people out there that that's not necessarily the case. Right. And like, I don't trust other people very much. I trust him. Right. You know? Same. Yeah.

Like, I wouldn't have a problem with him. Yeah. I'd be like, have fun. Because I'm sure he would like FaceTime me or call me, you know. Yeah. But interesting. topic because co-batch parties are becoming a thing. I've honestly never heard of that. Have you? Yeah, I've seen a few of them. I haven't experienced them. Like, I haven't been a part of one.

And none of my friends up until this point had even experienced one. Oh, we've seen it on social media and stuff. I've even talked about, like, having one. But this raises an interesting question. So you don't like hang out together, right? You go to the same place, but then you just like kind of separate and venture off. So some people do it in all different ways. I've seen it where everybody stays at the Airbnb together. Oh, that's weird. And it's like all these batch games that are at the Airbnb and stuff. It's more centrally located.

It's like a kind of summer camp type vibe. Or I've seen it where you all go to the same place where you separate and you do your own thing. But then one night you're all together. One night you're not. I don't really understand the point. I love the vibe of the entire wedding party being together because those are your best friends for the guy. the girl. But I also think I would be like, yeah, if you're married and they're not part of whatever, bring them. Because it's kind of a co-trip situation. Right. It's just more a celebration.

But I also see why you went. I don't know. Like I see it from every side here. There's a lot. There's so many different sides to that. But I haven't thought about it because I just love a big party. I love bringing everybody together and everybody being in the same place and getting to enjoy stuff. So that's why I see how co-batch parties could be super fun. But I also am the person who's like, I would never do anything to somebody else. So I can't even understand from that perspective. You know what I mean?

Yeah. Like I've never cheated on anybody. I've never, that's just not my, I can't understand doing that to a partner. Right. So maybe that's why I see it from that perspective. I'm like, oh, it's just fun. I'm just seeing that as like a cool big party with everybody.

I know because that's what I'm thinking. I'm just like, when she want him to have fun and be able to bring his, like bring you, his girlfriend and the fact that they're not, they're saying no, like that's kind of, I don't know. It's interesting. I feel like they should get the choice. But then also, that's a lot of extra people. If everybody else is bringing their significant other, that's like double. Yeah, double.

And imagine say you have eight. There's eight bridesmaids, eight groomsmen. You already got 18 of y'all total, including the bride and groom. Wait, 8 plus 8.16. Yeah, but including the bride and groom. Sorry. I'm math checking you and you're right. You can't forget the bride and groom because they got to be there.

Yeah, I forgot about that. So 18 total. And then the bride and groom, obviously they're both already there. But that 16 is doubled. So you're looking around 30, 32 people. That's a lot. If everybody has a significant other guy. Yeah.

I don't know. That's hard. But I say go for it. Have fun. Hot topic. Just don't do anything crazy. I'm with you. Too crazy.

Don't be a while. animal. Don't do anything I wouldn't do. I need, so I went to dinner and I got this compliment from the server and I don't feel like it was a compliment. But he insisted it was. Okay. He said that I had a big appetite. Wow. What?

How like that you feel? That's going to immediately make you feel self-conscious. Like, oh my, wait, is this not normal? Wow. What did you? It wasn't on purpose. I ordered something. I didn't realize the portion was so large. I was like, uh, and it was actually a, it wasn't even a food item.

It was a drink. And the drink was the size of my face. Oh, God. Didn't know that when I ordered, even though I went back and I looked in the video. It said 32 ounce. And I was like, 32 ounce. That's like a fish bowl. I didn't see that.

In my defense, I was a little drunky going into the restaurant. So it wasn't really paying attention. But he goes, yeah, he like sets the drink down in front of me. He goes, you've got a big appetite. And I was like, I, okay, well, yes. would immediately think, be like, oh my gosh, I feel very self-conscious of what I ordered. Like, should I have not ordered this? Yep.

Okay. I feel like he was judging you too. It's a little bit of judgment. Like, oh, are you sure? I don't know. Some hardcore judgment. I felt judged. I did.

But I didn't know if I was alone in that or if I just was in my little drunk feelings. And I was like, mm-hmm. That felt off. Yeah. But like even like a drink, it's not really appetite. No. You know, that's more food. But I guess you.

I mean, if you're having that big of a drink and then you're getting food and all these things, like, maybe you do have a big out of day because you're like, you're able to put a lot away. He could have warned you, too, that the drink. Are you sure you want to get that gigantic drink? Yeah, he did it. 32 ounces? I don't think he cared. I think he's like, okay, yep, going in the thing. Right.

He's like, okay. You get another one if you want. So it was okay that I was a little bit taken aback. Yeah. I would say. But if it would have been food, that would have made it even. Oh, even worse. I think the drink is a little better.

Yeah. You know? It wasn't like I said anything. I didn't respond. I was like, he-hee. Yeah. Okay.

Yeah. Thanks, my guy. If you had ordered like three, like a full course meal, and I guess I can understand, but then still. But yeah. I just don't know why we felt a need to comment on people eating or, especially if you're at a restaurant. The whole purpose is to eat and drink and have a good time.

He was trying to be funny. Yeah, he was definitely trying to be funny. And I just kind of was like, I did my awkward giggle where I was like, Dad, did you feel nice? I know. Oh, that's funny. Oh, yeah. Tell me where this place is so I can get this drink.

I will. I will. All right, that's the weirdest thing you've Uber'd ever. The weirdest thing I've Uber? Yeah. What do you mean? Well, so I was at my sister's bachelor's party. Yeah.

And I got a little bit of the sniffles. And we were out and I was like, dang, I really need some day quote because I'm not going to survive. And so I hopped on Uber Eats while I was sitting at the bar. and got day cool ubered to where i was at at the bar you do that they can do that yeah and i walked out abby i walked out of the bar okay just picture this i'm out like we're out at a bar we're having drinks we're day drinking and i pop out of the restaurant i go over to a car on the passenger side he rolls down the window and he hands me the drugs are you kidding me like i came back i came running back inside, like, so happy because I was so, you know, when you have a head cold and your body is just

suffering. Oh, he was like your hero. Yeah. And I was like this, yes, scored the goods. And I'm like running back inside so happy. And the entire bachelor party is just cackling because I, it looked like I just straight up did a drug deal on the streets of Palm Springs. He's like, are you Morgan? Literally, he goes, Morgan and he hands me a brown sack. And I'm like, I just did a drug deal. If any police officers saw that, I am doing something to leave. But it was it. Hilarious. Wait, so they go get it.

They go in? Yeah, so Uber Eats has, there's like gas stations and stuff on Uber Eats. And I found a gas station that had Dayquil. I'm so. But it first started out because I tried to get it from a Walgreens. And I asked for Dayquil. And this lady was trying to give me Benadryl. And I was like, that's not the same drug.

Yeah, what in the world? I'm literally going to be passed out at the bar. Not an option. So then I'm like talking to this man named. Sergio on Uber chat and I'm like, Sergio, this is not the drug that I need. And this lady is like refusing to go back and like switch these out. And I'm like, at what point would you have been like, this girl needs dayquil? I'm going to get her Benadryl because they don't have the dayquil.

Like in her defense, they didn't have it. But of all the things, why won't you just say, okay, I'm going to cancel the hoarder instead of being like, here's Benadryl. She must not know there is, you know, sleep. Whatever that is in Benadryl. I think I do. she had wrote back she was really sweet about it she was like it's just one of the ones that the uber app like suggests they have to get one of the ones that they suggest and i'm like why would uber even be suggesting benedre i know okay uber they need to smarten up a little yes all this to say

i had a drug deal at the bar get in with uber eats day quill when i was day drinking so yeah that was the weirdest thing I think of Ubered in a hot minute. Oh my gosh. Well, I've had to Uber to like on vacation. Like, yeah. Like, you don't want like other people to know or whatever. Like I got, went to Walgreens to get tampons. You know? But like, I got into it. Yes. Like, but that would have been awkward to me. If it was a guy and I was like, hey, can you go get tampons? Yeah, but that's their job. So they're required to do on Uber Eats. That's awkward to me. Because then he'd be asking you out regular super. Like, I don't know. All that's. Well, you put in. the thing that you want.

Okay. And then they're going to be like, they're out. They come back with like just like an applicator, but it's not a damn one. Yeah. At this way, yeah. So just be cautious if you do try an Uber eats. I'm like, I have to go swimming tomorrow. You're like, no, it doesn't work.

Not what I needed. Okay. So you, well, because that was my other thing is I was like, I could get in the Uber and go get those myself. But then I have to leave the bachelor's party. And then that defeats the purpose of what I'm trying to do. So you left the bachelor party and went got him. But now that I know this is a thing, I'm so behind on all these things to make my life easier.

I make my life more difficult. Well, in all fair is, I made it more difficult in the moment because, you know, the kind man, Sergio on Uber who was trying to help me because some lady was trying to give me Benadryl. It was a whole situation. It sounds like one. Yeah. But at least, hey, it worked. It did. But that's definitely the weirdest thing.

Yeah. Uh-huh. It was a weird scenario. But nothing for you besides you Uber and yourself to get tampons. I've never done that. Okay. Never had anything Uber to me. All right.

But now I want to try it. Right? Yeah. I want to try to Uber something to someone. We did do the whole bit, Will, at Uber. Yeah. Once upon a time. Right.

I don't even know if it was here. And some weird stuff happened. I wasn't here when you guys did that, which is a long, that's a long time. Yeah, that was a long time ago. And the wildest thing that we Ubered was we placed me at a turn-up truck location. And lunchbox Ubered divorce papers to me. Wait, really? Oh my gosh, no way.

And I remember I had to like put my acting face on. And when I received the serve of divorce papers from this very kind Uber man, I had to be like, oh my God, what? Like shocked that my fake husband was divorcing me. That poor guy. He probably still thinks about that. He probably says. He's like, I helped. That's terrible.

Well, you should have heard him when lunchbox put him in the car. He's like, I got to serve these to my wife. crate like he did this whole thing you know and so when he it was arriving to me you just know that whole car ride he was like what am i like in the middle of right now he's like can i cancel how do i cancel it he already had it he already had the divorce papers that's hilarious like he could tell he was so uncomfortable because he just kind of handed it to me and kept backing away but yeah we tried some crazy stuff with will at uber i'm sad i miss that yeah they were some funny I think those days are over probably.

Yeah, well, because nobody wants to give up their Uber account to, like, get bad ratings. Right. Oh, I wonder what you guys got on that one. Why did he get on that one? I don't remember. We never specified each particular time that it happened. But we just know that because we were using Bobby's account. And he was like, I don't want a bad rating anymore.

Right. He would tip them, like, really good for the whole thing. But it was like, he was still getting bad ratings because you were just doing these obnoxious things. It all started because. Ubered his wife keys or a wallet. She left her wallet in his car here at work. Yeah. And he was like, I need to get this to her.

And I obviously can't leave work. So we ubered it to her. That was where it all started. So they were just trying to see if it would work or like, you know. It was like this worked. So let's see what else we can Uber. Did you guys Uber a snake or was I imagining that or just in the news? Because, I mean, that's evil.

I can't. No, we never did any live animals. That would be rude. I thought you did do one. I don't think we have, no. Okay. That was probably just in the news. We ubered a giant crock pot of food.

What in the... I'm trying to think what else. The divorce papers was another one. These are really funny. I'm sure they're all up on YouTube somewhere. Probably. Because they haven't been deleted or anything. Or they're like on blogs on the website.

But yeah. I don't think we ever did an animal. Okay. Well, that's probably good. We did have a snake in studio, though, because of Christmas. Yeah. That might be... You're just combining a few of the bits.

Yeah. Oh, man. Oh, that's funny. Funny. Good old days. But yeah, I Ubered some day quill. Well, the more you know, if you're out at a batch party, you can Uber eat some stuff to you. And it doesn't have to necessarily be food.

Great to know. You're welcome. Sergio to the rescue. Yeah. Thank you, Sergio, from Uber. You're great. All right. We'll be right back.

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I did this last week with Scoobo Steve, and it might be something that I continue to do with everybody, at least for one round, for everybody to recommend. It's let me turn you on to something. You share something that you recommend, but it's called Let Me Turn You On. to something. Okay. A little playful, a flirty, fun. So do you have anything that you would like to turn the people onto? What's yours? Do you have one? Yeah, I have, I have some. I have some TV shows and I have I Heart Radio's Pet Radio, which is so awesome. Do it. Go. Let me think. Yeah, so, and I'm not even just saying that because I Heart radios are out, but I Heart Radio launched something, gosh, I want to say it was earlier this year called Pet Radio, and I turn it on every time I

leave the house. And I swear, it's doing something to them because I come home and they're all Zen. They're just like, sleepy, waking up from a nap, and they're like, oh, mom's home. Okay, we'll get up. But like they're sleepy and they're calm. Are you? What is this magic? Right. What is this? It's so cool. You can put it like I do mine through my Alexa. Yeah. Oh, sorry. Everybody's. Oh, everybody's. Everybody's out loud. Everybody's. Everybody's coming on right now. The A. Okay, I'm just going to say the A moving forward.

That makes me so mad when I'm watching TV. It always does that. They say it so much on TV and on like my phone. You know what? I have this teeny tiny home pod from Apple and it will randomly talk to me based on things that happen in TV shows. Really? It's so creepy. Oh gosh.

That is scary. And like, what do you need? And I'm like, nobody said anything. Right. That's what my. A does. I was going to say. The A.

That's a she. does too. Uh-huh. Like out of nowhere. I'm like, why does that happen? I don't know, but it's like they're listening. I don't like it. But it's like nothing is being said in that realm of that word. Right. Yeah, you didn't even say it at all. The S word. No, not the cuss word. You know what I'm talking about. Like your phone. Hey, blink. Uh-huh. Or the A. I don't feel like the TV shows are ever saying those things. But somehow they still respond. Yeah. That's weird. Yeah. I don't know But all that to say, pet radio, I call it on the A, and it plays in all the animals are all sleepy and zonged out when I come home. Maybe it'll work for humans too. I'm going to try it.

Maybe. Try it next time you do a nap. Let me know how it goes. It is very Zen music. It's supposed to be calming and relaxing. Well, why is it just for pets? I feel like we need. I do. I'm not going to sleep for you. I need this. I'm just kidding. I think you should give it an experiment. Do it a week. Let me know if you feel more Zen. Wait, so what do you say? You just say play Pet Radio? Yeah. I say, hey, A. Play iHeart Radio's pet radio. What in the world? Okay. Okay. Yeah. And it just starts playing. It's like, doon, do... It literally sounds like they're in a spot. So... That's awesome. Okay. That's something I would like to turn everybody on to if you have pets. It's very helpful.

Then Sweet Tooth on Netflix. Bobby had been watching this. And my boyfriend was like, hey, I watched the first season. I think it's something I'll really like. We've been watching it. Just finished season one. Correct. I do really like it. Really? Really good. Okay. Yeah. Very apocalyptic, animals involved, which I was a little nervous about. I don't know if I've gotten to that.

I just finished season one and there's two more seasons. They just dropped season three. That's why this is like brought up to my Netflix. And there could be other things that have and I could be like, never mind I don't want to watch anymore. Because there are animals involved or what they call hybrids. That's who you see. That's the picture of him.

Oh. He's sweet tooth. Oh, my God. That's beyond. I'm not going to say any more than that. But it's really good. I've been enjoying it so far. Season one was really good. I've binged it pretty quickly. And then I've finished all six seasons of Young Sheldon. Oh my gosh. I haven't watched it. It's good. I hadn't watched it either. I hadn't really. Literally I just started watching it gosh two months ago maybe. They're quick. They're quick episodes. They're 20, 30 minute episodes. So they're not super long.

I can do that. And they're good. I didn't think I like it because I was like, oh, it's a kid. more of a kid family show, not as much an adult by themselves watching it. And I really enjoyed it. There's one more season coming soon, so I'm at least caught up until that next season coming is the last one. Okay. Oh, I need to watch it then. I can do that

like the shorter episodes. I like those. And very sick, commie. Did you ever watch Big Bang Theory? Yeah. Yeah, I loved it. That's why, like, I don't know how I haven't watched this. Yeah, then you should watch Young Sheldon. Because Sheldon from Big Bang Theory is also the voiceover for a lot of things in young shelter. Okay. So you hear him. Yeah.

And they make references to things that have happened in the big show. Uh-huh. The big show. I like the body. I have freaking spending too much time with the right. I'm like, or losers. Oh my goodness.

In Big Bang Theory. Yeah. So it's a cool connector. Okay. Yeah, I've really enjoyed it so far. That's cool. So I think you would like that one. And then I watched Bridgeton season three.

Did you ever get into Bridgeton? I didn't. That's the one where they're just like, having sex all the time. Sorry. I'm sorry. Probably can't say that. Oh, boy. I don't know. I'm going to get yelled out again by some listeners. But it is, um, bleep it out. Nope, nope. It's happening. It is a very sensual. Okay. I would have said it that way. They were just, it's okay. It's not going on. Yeah. The first season for sure. I don't feel like season two and season three have been as intensely that. Okay. They've had a little bit more plot to them. Um, but yeah,

Season one for sure. It's still there. Don't get me wrong. It's still involved. So don't watch with the intention that's no longer there. It is. But the season two and season three were definitely not as intensified as season one about it. I think it was like season one was the grab.

Get your attention. Why don't you keep watching? It's still there. They're still nudity. Here's the thing. Like when I watch TV, it's usually when I'm working like on the couch. So I have to have something that you don't have to pay attention to. Just that just kind of like don't have to pay attention.

but you're still paying attention? Yeah, kind of. Then young Sheldon for sure. Okay, then I would like that. Like, it's kind of just like background. Mm-hmm. Kind of because like when that, when I was watching Bridgetton, like, I was like, oh my gosh. You could it work and watch it?

I was like, what's happening? Oh, man. I don't know. There's just a lot going on in my head. Okay, well, if you would like to watch something while not working. Okay. That's a good one. Bridgeton.

When I want to like focus. You have to be in it. I can't just be like on my computer trying to like edit things. I have to be focused on work, but yeah. Yeah, and season three is kind of the climax. It's a really awkward thing to say as we're talking about this. But it's a big, big part of the plot is happening in season three. So it's really good.

I just got to stick through it, you know, just keep going. It's good. It's juicing its drama and it's, you know, sensual and like some teasing play. So if you like those things, then watch it for sure. I'm done talking. Do you have anything? Let's be done. Let's see.

Well, I have this app. I don't know if you've heard of it. It's called Hotel Tonight. No, but that also sounds to sound. Why would you go right into that after that? I don't know. It gives you really good deals. Like if you're going on vacation and you're somewhere and you want to find a really good deal on a room,

you can look the day of. And they like knock the prices a lot. Like you, it says slide to unlock your deal. There's like a today's day job. And it's not a scam. No, no, it's real. Even Ray used it because he was like, oh, I heard like this app called Hotel Tonight. And I was like, oh, I've been using that.

Like, it's really nice. And I've been using it like to book rooms for like upcoming vacation. Yeah. So like I would recommend it. And it's like cheaper than when you find them online. Yeah. Like it's kind of like more last minute. So if you're not really a planner and you're just kind of like.

Winging it. Or you're on a road trip. and you needed a last minute hotel to stay. Yeah, it's just kind of fun. I don't know. Okay. It's like deals and I've used it. So I don't know if you want.

How many times have you used it? I'd say three times. Okay. And each time you've liked it. Oh, yeah. It was a, you got to the hotel and it was actually a hotel. Mm-hmm.

Yeah. Yeah, it's actually, it's legit. Like I was in Boston and I went like two nights and I, like, was in the parking lot. And I was just like, huh. I was in a parking lot. I was like, where should I stay tonight? I'm really not playing. Are you?

No. That would give me so much anxiety. I know. No, actually I did have anxiety because I was like there for work before my job here. And I was seeing Blake Shelton and George Strait. Like at the stadium. I forget the name of the where the Patriots play. Oh, I thought you were about, I thought you were saying Finway Park.

That's Red Sox. No, no. Yeah, the Patriots. Whatever that's called. Let me see. Let me look it up. Oh, my God. I sound.

New England. Patriots. Stadium. Oh, my God. It sounds so bad. Gillette. Gillette. Gillette. Yeah, Gillette Stadium. Okay. So I remember, you made me misperdown from the word. I didn't even have to say that today. How do you say it? I'm not saying. Jolette. Gillette.

I should have just let. Words are hard. Yeah. So anyway, I was like in the parking lot about to go to the concert and I didn't have anywhere to stay for the night out like for after it, which is they was stressing me out. But anyway, I went to hotel tonight. And there was something available when that concert was happening. Uh-huh. And it was like a really good deal. Girl, you pray, cray. I am. I've learned. But you use it sometimes now last minute, but now you try to plan. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Because that's too much. Oh, my gosh. Okay.

Hotel Tonight app. I love it. Hotel tonight. Yeah, I guess that's. Any other things? I mean, I have shows I've been watching. Yeah. Oh, the hit man movie.

You watched it. Yes. Oh my gosh. It's so good. Yeah. It is so good. I was not expecting it to be great, but I was like Mike gave it like 4.5. Yeah.

So did I. I gave it 4 out of 5? Yeah. It was really good. Disguises. Yeah. I will say, though, for like the first 45 minutes, I was like, where are we going? Really?

It did take me a second to be like, what is the plot? Yeah. But then it just like, bam, bam. Right. No, I agree. It did. Yeah. I was kind of like, okay.

And I was kind of confused at the beginning, but I don't know. Yeah, but then it got really good. Yeah, yeah. It definitely took a turn. What stars would you give that one? Four. Okay. Out of five.

plastic bag. Ooh, you got good at it. You got good at it. You had to watch the movie to do that one. That was good. That was a good one. I love how proud of you. Just an inside thing.

If you haven't listened to Bethlehits with Abby and I before, we've reviewed things. And Abby can never come up with something to give it instead of stars. It would always just be like the name of the title. I'd be like five Bridgetons. Four out of five hit men. I'm proud of you. Okay. And that's on Netflix.

Mm-hmm. I watched 30 for 30 with Lance, Lance Armstrong. It was like, it's only like two episodes. It's like a series, you know, Lance Armstrong, how he got like in trouble for doping. Do they talk about that? Yeah. It was like all about that. And then how he got like cancer and it was a lot that I like didn't know.

And it was like good footage from like back in the day. Where do you watch 30 for 30 on? What was that? I think it was Netflix. Yeah. It's on Netflix now. 30 for 30 is? It was just added.

It used to be on ESPN or something. Yeah. But I think it just got added on Netflix. I like it. Oh, yeah, you're right. Netflix. Watch 30 for 30. Lance.

Yeah, it was really good. Okay. One season. Nice. What do you give that one? I'd say, well, probably three and a half out of five. Oh, bicycles. Now I got bad again.

Real original. Tour de France's. I don't know. Oh, my goodness. There's a documentary also, apparently, on Netflix about tour to France. There is. And I was going to watch that next. I was like, oh, I got a, I had my fill.

Of bicycles. Yeah, there is a lot. But, you know, one of these days I'll watch it again. Okay. What I'm watching right now, it's called the Beauty Queen Killer, nine days of terror. Why is there always a murder one with you? This is why you don't want, this is why we have polar opposite of shows. is you're just always like the murder one.

I don't know what it is. Okay. Say it again. I got distracted by a murder thing. The Beauty Queen Killer, nine days of terror. And it's on what platform? Netflix. Oh, Hulu.

I'm sorry. I'm all over the place. What is it about? So, it is about this guy who keeps killing all of these, like, beautiful girls at the mall, like he would kidnap them. But then he took one of them to be his, like, accomplice. She was only, like, 16. And he never, he didn't.

kill her. You've never killed her. Like, and they, I haven't finished it yet. I don't want to, like, give anything away. But I don't know if we find out, like, if she actually was in on it or, like, what happened? Because she's saying that he just held her captive, but she didn't call the police for a while. Like, it was weird. There's something, like, suspicious. And this was, like, 40 years ago, 50 years ago. And they're just now, like, reopening it. So it's a true case. Like, it's real. Yeah, yeah. It's crazy. So is it. Docky. Is it more like they're remaking it with actors? No, it's a documentary.

Like, she's actually, this is the first time she's speaking about it. And like they're interviewing her and she's like reading back at like the case files. And she's like, oh my gosh, I forgot about this. I forgot about this. So I haven't finished it. I don't know how it ends, but it's good so far. Okay. What do you give that one so far?

Let's see. I'd say four or four and a half out of five. Don't say pillowcases. You were about to, weren't you? No, it's like killers. Hey, I only have won a day. I take it back. I take you back.

You're not good out of any work. I got one a day. Dang it. I tried. Oh, my goodness. Okay. So great things to watch across the entire spectrum.

We've got murder stuff. We've got fantasy. We've got sensual. We've got sitcom. A lot of vibes. And if you want to Zen, I Heart Radio. Pet Radio.

I'm doing that right now. And if you want to stay at a hotel tonight, go to hotel tonight. Hotel tonight. Hotel tonight. Hotel tonight. Hotel tonight. Okay. Lots of recommendation.

It's real. Dun, T, T, here. Scooba last week did a little sing for me to do the, let me turn you on to something. Oh. So can you give me a little like melody to go into it? Da, da da da da. Let me turn you on to something. Dada.

I don't know. That's great. It's great. Okay. Thank you. Abby. joining me. It's great to have you. Tell the people where they can find you.

On Instagram at Abby Lee Anderson and on Twitter. Singin Abby. Oh, I see what you did there. I see what you did. Oh, the singing. Into the singing Abby. It was good. And I'm at WebGroll Morgan on everything and you can follow the show as well at Bobby Bone Show.

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