The Bobby Bones Show - Bobby Calls Amy Out On Doing Something Hypocritical + Bobby Bones Show Class of 2018 Artist Morgan Evans Stops By

Episode Date: February 15, 2018

Bobby 'Mom Shames' Amy for doing something hypocritical and Bobby's 'Class of 2018' artist Morgan Evans stops by the studio Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds show. Come on, Bob. Okay, here we are, and we should start the show with what's on everyone's mind. And I'm going to tell you,

we're not going to do a whole show on this, but I felt like if we didn't talk about it, we'd be completely tone-deaf, because we're all talking about it off the air. And that's what happened to Florida yesterday last night, depending on where you are. And I was on an airplane and I saw there was a shooting. And as the flight went longer,

it started to get worse and worse. And it was a heartbreaking day yesterday. I watched the doctor press conference and doctors to me have seen it all. By the way, good morning, Amy. Sorry. Good morning. I started without even. But yeah, we're all here.

I mean, it's a weird morning to enter into. I was watching the press conference with the doctors. And doctors, for the most part, have seen it all. And I watched two doctors completely shook, talking to the press. And the reporters would ask the dumbest questions. Like, what was it? And the doctors were like, we're not going to comment on the people. And then they finally just had to walk away from the press conference.

And when you see someone who's not supposed to be shook and who has trained, who's trained not to be shook, shaken, it just takes it to a different level. And even then, we didn't know how bad it was. Yeah. Yeah, it's awful. What do you think? You watched.

I mean, my heart just goes out to everybody involved. The staff, the students, all the faculty, anybody that had to witness that, the parents of the kids there, just like in any school shooting, the community. I, during the press conference, I think I saw something about it being like the safest city last year in Florida. Like it was named the safest city.

So to have that kind of comfort knowing you live in the safest city. So this is probably so far beyond your even imagination. Some people may live in a neighbor. I mean, no, nobody should ever have to expect this. But kind of to me, I feel like it's a community that literally this is shocking them right now completely. And as a mom and a new mom, and now I have kids in school, it's one of those things. The past five or six weeks, my kids have been in school. Like, I haven't thought about it because we haven't had a school shooting, thankfully, in the news until now.

And literally, my first thought was, oh, my goodness, my kids are in school right now. And this could easily happen on their campus. So that's on all of our mind. and we will talk about it throughout the show. So we're not going to avoid it. And we're not going to spend the whole show on it. It's just a weird place. We just go through a show and see how it feels.

But that's where we are right now. We're going to start the show. And we're definitely not a political show. We're definitely not... You come to us when we know what you come to us for. And we think it's being a human. So we're definitely going to talk about this. But I don't know when and where.

So that's all I wanted to say. I don't even know what I want to say, really. We just walked in. Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU. Here's a little warm story for you. Little boy was forced to wear a neck brace after suffering a fall. And so what one of the nurses did is they went and found a teddy bear,

and they made the exact same neck brace on the teddy bear because the kid's five years old. And so they took and they gave him the teddy bear with the neck brace. So now he has a little buddy. And now he doesn't put it down because it doesn't feel like he's alone. Exactly. Smart nurse. When I was, probably 10th grade, and I was on the high school football team in 10th grade, but I was one of the smaller kids, I was okay, I could catch. It wasn't the fastest, wasn't the biggest, but I could catch.

So they threw me the ball, I got it. But I got crushed and to wear a neck brace for probably three weeks. You know what my nickname was? Mertile the turtle. It's terrible. It's terrible. I would turn my head, and I couldn't say I'd turn my whole body, my shoulder to my head. Oh, where people like, hey Bobby, hey Bobby, hey Bobby.

They're like, hey, Myrtle the Turtle. Hey, Murdle the Turtle. Oh, man. I guess it would have been better if you had a little teddy bear to carry around me too. You know what else, too? Is that it wasn't even cool that I got hurt playing football. You just thought, oh, there's some cred there. Yeah, for sure.

It got even worse. I was Myrtle the Turtle for weeks. I still remember that. I hated it. Anyway, I see you. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories. It's producer Raymond in Parkland, Florida.

There was a school shooting. 17 people died. Dozens more were in. The shooter is in custody. Officials are saying he had been expelled from the school last year. In weather news, most of the country will be in the 60s and 70s, so it's heating up. Lots of rain coming tomorrow for the South and the Northeast. And finally, the Olympics, your medal count, Norway leads with 16 total medals.

The USA is in fourth with eight medals. Lunchbox is Catholic. Lentz underway. What did you give up? I haven't given up anything yet. Wait, it's going right now. I understand I'm a little late. It's just taking some time to come up with something creative that I could give up for Lent.

It's very important to us Catholics to observe this time of fasting, I guess you would consider it. I just don't have what I am giving up yet. Well, want to recommend anything? Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah, I think instead of thinking giving up something, add something to your life. Yeah, wash your sheets every two days. Like something like that?

Every two days is waste of water. Yeah. Well, that's you giving up dirtiness. Yeah. Yeah. Or your laziness. Yeah, like if you think, like you think, oh, everyone says I'm lazy, then start adding stuff to do during the day so you're not lazy.

No, I'm not lazy. That's the thing. You're the one that says it, Eddie. That's true. He is the one that's... You're the only one that says it. So you haven't given up anything yet for Lent. Right.

When do you have to decide? I'm not Catholic. You're supposed to... By yesterday. So you'll go extra day. In March, you do extra, like a sort of like a retro. Are you going to think of it today? Give up lottery tickets.

I could give up lottery tickets. I think I gave up lottery tickets last year. Give up alcohol. Oh, wow. Give up soccer. No, stop. Yeah. Stop.

No. Absolutely not. Reality TV. Eddie, you're Catholic. Yeah, I am. What are you giving up? I'm giving up anything. I'm adding do a good deed for someone every week.

Every week? Wow, that's amazing. This is an interesting twist. 40 days of just giving once a week, doing something nice for someone. Every day could be tough. 40 days. Hold on.

How many weeks are? Five things. Wow. Five things. How good? Where did this twist of not? I've already made a baggie of like, you know, goodies of like chocolate and like water and food or whatever to give to someone on the street.

Okay, I love that. Yeah. And that counts for the whole week. That's just the first week. Oh, my goodness. I like this. Yes. Yes.

I do. Every year I've always give up sweets. I give up whatever. Like, I'm done with that. Well, it's supposed to be about self-denial. Yeah, denial. Oh, is it? I don't know.

What you're... Well, I've just thought... When's the last time you went to church, Eddie? Sunday. Last Sunday? And this was kind of what they told us. Like, instead of just giving up something. I agree completely.

Yeah. And they gave examples like instead of giving up whatever chocolate, you would be more positive every day. Once? Oh, sorry. Once every 40 days. I'm going to give a hug during this. That's not a bad idea. See, a hug, though, I can do that every day.

But that's 140 days. But you can hug somebody every day that you haven't hug before. There we go. That would be one. Okay, well, lunchbox, you have to figure yours out. I will figure it out today. Amy, you're not Catholic. Well, no, but I mean, a lot of Christians, any Christians observe.

You have a Catholic. That's right in the Catholic Willhouse. Why grow up Baptist? We don't do that. Exactly. Yeah, because you do Fat Tuesday and then Lent. That's a little different. We're throwing out beads.

We didn't grow up giving anything up either. So we don't really Although I think it could be good And I like Eddie's take Like I need... Seabones? No, no, we were laughing at what you were doing We laughed at it was once a week Yeah

Like you should do it every day Every day would have been a good thing It could be something as small 40 little baggies Yeah Man, okay All right Well I haven't done anything today

Because I already gave the baggie out So Could you commit to once a day Again it's as much as a gesture Or door open for someone Yeah, yeah I can do that Every day

For sure every day I can do it Okay You're saying, you're not just saying this, that's the Lord. This is between me and God. Right. And us. Okay. And lunchbox, let us know what you're going to do.

I will. I'll figure it out today. I'll get down. I'll brainstorm and I'll come with something solid. Well, you get down and go to town. Boots scoot and boogie. Lunchbox don't want to know where I was going. Even Eddie was like, I don't know.

What are you saying? Get down, turn around. Go to town. Bone, see you were wrong. Thank you. That's why I didn't click in my head. Oh, come on. Bobby Bones.

The Bobby Bones show. Throw it. Around the room. Yeah, it's something good. Amy. So pregnant mom was at the airport with a toddler. And traveling pregnant, toddler can get kind of crazy, especially if your toddler is throwing a tantrum,

having a complete meltdown. And she lost it. She just started crying. She didn't know what to do. Well, some other moms at the airport, none of them knew each other, by the way. They noticed she was having a rough go at it. So they all decided to pitch in and help.

One of the moms saying itsy-bitsy spider, another peeled an orange for the kid, another gave a toy from her bag, and another grabbed the mom a bottle of water so she could calm down. And it just soothed the situation. And onlookers just saw these strangers rally together, and it's pretty awesome. Takes a village or an airport. That's what they say. Lunchbox.

There was a shop in Detroit. It was going out of business. So this guy went in there to look around, and he saw a bunch of Detroit Pistons jersey on clearance. So he spent $1,000 and bought him thinking, oh, no, I'm going to go home and sell them. No, not so fast. He donated him to a local kids organization so they could all have a jersey from the Detroit Pistons. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, good for him. Here's this one. Disneyland opened early on Wednesday so that a very special guest could ride the Space Mountain Ride one last time.

The guy who actually designed it is 87 years old. He's not doing well. And while he could still move around, he wanted to ride it. So they opened the theme park early. He got on, he hasn't been on the ride in 13 years, but he created it. And he said it'd be the last time I get to ride it. So the cast members took a spin, they turned all the lights off, turned them back on, took a bunch of pictures, and let him go through Space Mountain by himself one final time. Yeah, he got a tour of it again. American's favorite winter Olympic sport is...

Ice skating. Didn't come until third. Hockey. Not on the list. Curling. No, but I watched that and I'm like, man, here's what I think about curling. I think of it, like, bowling. I think if I just worked out, I could be good at it.

Because it seems like no athletic abilities needed and throwing something across ice. So the commentators yesterday were saying curling is finally getting the recognition that it deserves because Mr. T. and Chelsea Clinton both tweeted about it. Well, I've been tweeting about it for years, not knowing what it is. And fascinated by the fact that they're sweeping the ice. Yes. But I just think if I practiced enough, I could be a good curler. Same with bowling.

If I just put in the time, I could be an expert bowler. No athletic ability needed. Really? Do you don't ball? No special skills. But like your arm the way it throws the ball. Muscle memory. Train myself.

Huh. Yeah. It's not. It's injured. You can't even walk. So much as ball. So the number one is ski jumping. Okay. That's cool. Is it the American favorite? Is it the one? The big one flips. down and everybody goes flying. That's crazy. I know. Speed skating is three. And that's not even ice skating. And snowboarding is four. I love the snowboarding.

I think it's my favorite. Listen, it just happened. It's happened. You know, Chloe Kim. Yeah. The Flying Tomato. Sean White. One a couple nights ago.

Yeah. And he's like 50 and he's still dominated. And he still has good hair. Yeah, he's rocking it. Dude. The thing about the snowboarding, though, they'll go up and they'll do that trick and I'll be like, dude, nailed

it, that's awesome. And the announcer goes, oh, I bet he's disappointed himself after that one. I'm like, huh. I actually have no idea what I'm talking about. And then the opposite way, too. They're like, ooh, that can't be good. Like the Summer Olympics, when they do the diving, the synchronized diving.

Oh, right. I'd be like, they nailed that one. They're like, ooh, that's one of the words we've seen in years, Jim. And I'm like, wait, what? It barely looks like a splash. Ooh, that was too much water. You know, Frank, you did this for 16 seasons.

I thought it was the worst I've ever seen That's going That's amazing, man Bobby Bones show Boney Head Story up the day This story comes to us from Pennsylvania It seems to be

Rainin Thieves in Scranton, Pennsylvania A 29-year-old man was wanted by police They show up at his girlfriend's house He's like, oh, I'm going to hide in the attic So he got up in the attic Only problem is He was a little too heavy

And fell right through the ceiling On to the officers He fell onto the cops were Right with the cops were? Yes He probably didn't step on the board He stepped on the insulation They went through

Sheet rock Yeah I've done that It's raining thieves Amy did that once at our house too Yeah I wasn't robbing anything Oh, I wasn't falling cops It was your mom's house right

Yeah I was looking for my high school cheerleading uniform Because Bobby wanted to see if it still fit Wait wait wait whoa What's the back story? A long time ago Yeah We were both sick Yeah

I'm most folks that you're on that story Bobby Pones The Bobby Bones show I do a show from my house called The Bobbycast So Dave Haywood from Lady Annabellum came over And when you see Lady A You know it's three people

And there's Hillary Scott And Charles Kelly They're both the lead singers And there's Dave Haywood Who basically is the brains behind the operation He really Like he's just a musical genius And I sat with them and talked

But we talked to as big as they are And the big as they got people still go, hey, when's the lady A get here? Yeah, here's Dave Haywood. I mean, we were just on an arena tour, right? Backstage at Bridgeststone, I heard a security guard say, well, what time does the lady get here? And I was like, wow. You know, it's just, it's great humble pie.

The lady. The lady. Yeah, search Bobbycast on Iheart radio or iTunes. I want to be Dave Haywood's best friend after this. Wow. Yeah, it was one of those where afterward we stayed and talked to, and that doesn't happen a lot. Maybe three times. Ooh, you should do a later.

After the cast? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds show. I, like everybody listening, was glued to the news yesterday and last night as the report started to come out about the school shooting. And this is a heartbreaking day. They got more heartbreaking as the day went along.

You know what's different about now? And I'm just thinking about it as I was watching some of the videos. A lot of the kids were Snapchatting and Insta-Storing as it was happening. Wow. Yeah. And so they're so quick with it that you were kind of able to see some of their environment as it was happening. Right. And there were a lot of those stories that were on.

I saw one story where these parents didn't want their kids to talk because they didn't want them to make noise because the shooter was still active. Meaning they text them and they were like, hey, and they're like, yeah, I'm good. They said, don't talk. Don't even call me back because I don't need you making noise. Because the shooter was still active. I can't even imagine being a parent knowing that your child is there and you're communicating with them. And to have to say, don't even communicate with us. And then you just have to sit back and wait.

And if you see something too, because all of this has come out now about And I don't want to say his name or talk about him specifically, but it's come out about his social media and things have to come out. And it's back to that rule of if you see something, say something. Yeah. And sometimes you may go, you know what, I don't want to be the one to say something. Because that's probably nothing. But it's a situation like this that you go,

what if somebody would have said something? I know. And earlier in the day, lunchbox, did you know earlier in the day they had a fire drill like same day? I did not know that. Yeah, they had a, I believe they had a fire drill the same day. So it was, and I hope I'm right about this. Yeah, because I didn't know that either, but I mean, not saying you're wrong, but it's interesting.

I mean, imagine this was a fire drill and then this happens. You probably think it's another drill. 100%. Yeah, so to all of our Florida listeners, and it's not even about a state. because this happened in everywhere. I think there have been 18 school shooting since the beginning of the year. Did you know that? No!

Yeah. I really didn't because now I feel bad because at the beginning of the show, I just felt like it hasn't even been on my radar until this. Well, this is a really bad one where a lot of people died. Right, but... But yeah. So we're not going to do this show and not talk about that. You know, and Amy has two kids now that are in school.

And so I know for you, it has to be a new set of emotions. Totally. I mean, I think you're, I'm always sympathetic towards something people are going through. I feel like I can do that. But now that they're there, it's a, like when I go up to their school and I'm trying to get in and I see like the big no firearms allowance sign on there and I have to press a button to get buzzed in by the office and then I have to show an ID to go back and get my daughter,

little things that sometimes I'm annoyed by. Now I'm like, okay, not so annoyed. We're just, you know, I love this protocol. We got to keep kids safe. Yeah. And even then, because he was 19. He was expelled. Yes.

And, you know, he came back. I don't know, man. I don't even, and everybody wants answers and we need to do something. And in reality, it's everybody needs to do something and come to the middle. a bit. That's the frustrating part because there's not even communication. The people fighting about what to do, they're not even communicating with each other, so nothing ever gets done.

It's a fair statement. Yeah, totally. I think that that's a fair assessment of all politics. Yeah, and this always turns very political immediately. And we're not here to be a political show at all, and we're not

now. I just always feel like it's somewhere in the middle and no one wants to give one step because then they feel like they have to give all the steps. And really, aren't we just trying to help humans? And I really feel like some of the people representing us, they know, they, they, I feel like they feel like they feel the same way, but they don't feel like their constituents will follow them with that. So they just want to pick one lane and stick to it because that's going to be best for their votes, you know? Yeah. To get reelected or do this or do that.

But it's, I really feel like some people need to shake it up a little bit. But again, we're not getting pulled. political. Yeah, we don't know. That's how you're talking about. Can we outside. Well, yesterday was awful. It really was awful. And I just was told that there was a fire drill earlier on the day. And so, again, I thought I heard that on the news and part of the story. But the story just kept developing throughout the day. But imagine you had a fire drill earlier. And then something else happens again. Do you know something they do now, too, is these active shooter drills? Right. Which is something we definitely don't have this kid. That wasn't a thing for us.

Right. No, we just had natural design. master type drills. And do you think that a real shooter, or do you think it's a drill again because you just had a fire drill earlier? Mm-hmm. Oh, it makes me mad. It makes me sad.

It confuses me. Like all the emotions come out when it's something like this. So I'll talk about this for 20 minutes, so I'm going to stop. It's definitely on our mind and we talked about it all day yesterday and talk about it now.

I wonder to with your two kids and you just talked about it how you feel now if it's different. if there's a empathetic because you have kids now too instead of just sympathetic

this is a Bobby Bones Tell me how you feel about this Amy A neuroscientist says there will be a medical test that can detect if people are really in love

Okay Would you really want to know They say by 2028 So 10 years Let's say your husband's like I'm so in love with you Would you really want him to take the test? Yeah, well, on Valentine's, whatever, last night, he said he not just loved me, but he actually really liked me.

No, that's good. You know, your husband gave me a lot of advice about relationships. We had a real heart to heart. What? When? I never told you this story? No. Yeah, maybe that's for off air. Okay.

So, by 2028, his doctor says that there'll be an MRI-style machine that you put on your head, you know, when you get a brain scan? Yeah. Or a concussion or a knee injury. So they put you in. and those chemicals when you're in love show up in large numbers. And so they can tell by the chemicals in your brain if you're really in love. So you can't lie about it. I feel like this is a trap.

Is it admissible in court? That's the question. Yeah. We need to know. Because you can just put them on a lie detector and go, hey, are you in love with me? Yes. Sorry. You're not.

But they're going to be able to test that by 2028. That's interesting. I mean, I feel like though if your significant other comes to you and wants to do that test, like that's a little weird anyways. You mean like they... Like you should just trust. Okay, so what if you had a baby, right? You have a baby.

Eddie, you have two kids. Yeah. What if you went to your wife and said, you know what, I know there's been no issue? I think I should get tested and see if that's my baby for no reason.

Why would I do that? Exactly. Eddie, I mean, besides the fact that they look just like you. Mine are called faux sure babies. Yes. Fosho. Why are they faux show baby?

Because they fosho look like me. They are the right, the right perfect mix. They really are. I mean, they look like you. Because your wife is so blonde and you're very Mexican. She's so white, blonde hair, blue eyes, you know, and I'm dark, man, I'm Mexican. Yeah, and they got a good mix. I think they're going to...

Their skin is so beautiful. They're going to be happy with their skin color. Yeah. Yeah. Well... Good times. Eddie, would you get this machine if they said, hey. No chance.

Go cast and see if you're in love with it. your wife. I'm not even going to think twice about it. Yeah. That just seems silly. Bobby, good comparison being like, hey honey, I just want to see if these are my kids. Yeah, like there's no real win in it. No. Because if they are your kids, okay, cool.

But if they're not, oh boy, that's trouble. I read this story yesterday and my mind went, this Alexander Herrera, he's 27 years old. He was serving 16 years in prison. He asked his twin brother to visit him.

He said, hey, and in Peru, I guess you can go to the cell. So his brother goes to the cell. He drugs his twin brother and then escapes as his brother and walk down his twins' clothes. Like, do to do. That is crazy and amazing. It's cramazing to me. Messed up.

Yeah. No love for that twin brother. He had asked his twin brother, Juan Carlo, to visit him and bring him his favorite snacks and treats to the prison. An hour after his twin arrived, he took a drink, fell asleep. And that dude put on his clothes and left out. It was several hours before the guards were like, huh. And they checked the man's fingerprints.

And luckily, fingerprints are different in twins. I didn't know. That story to me was crazy. Yeah, luckily. You didn't know fingerprints were different on twins? I don't know. Amy, I have no idea. I feel like you're about to say you didn't know that.

And I'm, like, shocked because you... I don't know what's different and what's not on twins. Everything. Look at Ray and his twin. Well, no, that's a way different. Because Raymond, our audio producer is 5, 6 and short and squatty. And his twin brother is like 6-2 and, you know, beautiful and long way of hair. Well, raised beautiful.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I mean, like, tall and statues-esque, you know. So that's what I mean. I don't know about twins. Raymond, do you feel like you and your brother feel the same thing if one of isn't really sad. Do you feel his sadness? Well, there's honestly been times where if he gets a cold, all get a cold. We both

got chicken pox at the same time, so stuff like that. That's probably just a virus. You're probably living. Honestly, we would feel if there was a time in our lives when we both kind of had the migraine phase. So we did go through stuff like that at the same time. Do you feel like you feel what he feels?

No, not, especially not now. I don't live even 2,000 miles near the kid. The kid. He's your age, dude. He's your twin brother. Hey, so Amy's kids are taking swim lessons. They start. They start.

They start tonight, right? Yeah. Yeah. So her daughter's 10. Her son is 7. They just moved here from Haiti. Do they know how to swim? I mean, we've taken them swimming a couple of times in Haiti, but not really.

We kind of just hold them out in the water and they kind of, we take, you know, dunk them under the water and pop them up. But no real swimming on their own at all. So we need to start that because they're excited for when it warms up to go swimming. Well, and so in a few minutes I'm going to give you a hard time about something, about food. So I'm going to do that coming up, and I know you're going to say I'm mom shaming you. But we'll hold off on that. But I do know that you're taking them swimming so they'll tire out and go to bed at night.

Okay. Is that a thing? Is that an okay thing to do? To be accurate, we are doing swim lessons so they can learn how to swim. However, we are equally, if not more so excited about the fact that it's going to make them extremely tired. And I hope that they come home and they're so tired that they just can't wait to go to bed. Because going to bed is such, it's been probably one of the most difficult things. And I really think it's because they feel cooped up and they're not able to go outside and play and it's cold.

and they're used to being outside all the time because they're from Haiti where life is different there and I feel like this will allow them to expend some of that energy that it's clearly cooped up. Are they excited about swimming? Oh, they are so pumped.

Like, I can't wait for them to have the time of their lives and I can't wait for them to wear themselves out and I can't wait to like go home and be like, hey guys, let's put on our jammies. And then they're going to be like, Okay, Mom. Well, I would like to. I hope it goes awesome.

Me too. And I just want to apologize in advance for the next segment. Okay? Okay. Are you, are you... The next segment, we're going to do the skinny. We'll talk about Hillary Scott and Lady A and her twins. But then the next segment's also called, I apologize in advance.

Bobby Boneshow. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 32nd Skinny. It's been two weeks since Lady Antibrate. Bellums Hillary Scott gave birth to her twin girls. And as you can imagine, life is pretty crazy right now. She gave us an update on Instagram on how she's doing. And she said, am I laughing?

Am I crying? Am I asleep? Am I awake? Have I eaten? Have I showered? Brush my teeth. Shave my legs. She pretty much said she doesn't know the answer to any of those questions.

It reminds me a bit of your life right now. You have two children that have recently moved into your home. They're older, obviously. But do you still feel the same way? you look at that and go, I relate? Sometimes I'm like, have I brushed my teeth? I don't know. All right, what else?

Actor Luke Wilson was indirectly involved in a fatal car crash this week in California. He was driving his Toyota SUV when a speeding Ferrari clipped the front of his car and then slammed into a BMW. The driver of the Ferrari was killed. And his passenger, who happens to be some pro golfer dude, was taken to the hospital. But, I mean, it's just pretty crazy that that could happen. And it seems to be the Ferrari's fault, but Luke Wilson was involved. Wow. Okay. I'm Amy. That's your 30-second skinny.

Yeah. Bobby Bones Show. Amy was on the air a couple of days ago saying, Stop giving my kids candy. Talking to everybody who passes eye candy. Then I go to Amy's Insta story, and she has her kids at an ice cream bar. Weird. Eat it ice cream, toppings.

And so I send her a message on Insta story. Like, what are you doing, hippo-crit? Yeah. What do you think about that? Yeah. And I replied, I am not a stranger. I'm not a stranger giving my children candy. I am their mother.

And by the way, that sweet Ceces, the ice cream shop, is attached to their doctor's office. Conveniently, they're pediatrician where they have to go get shots that they hate. And my son was screaming bloody murder. And the way we got through that was, you know what? There's frozen yogurt downstairs. So let's just do this. Now, it didn't really help everything because he's still. with screaming bloody murder, but ice cream afterwards didn't make them feel better.

So, two things. One, what a location grabbed by an ice cream place to get next to a pediatrician. Yeah, talking about real estate genius. Yes. And two, you can take your kids and eat them if whatever they want. They can eat whatever they want. Yeah, but you come on the air and always say, I can't give them sodas and candy because then they'll know about it.

No, no. I've never, I don't know that I've said candy. I have been firm on sodas and you can ask my kids right now if they've had a soda since they set foot on American soil and they have not. And that has been so hard because, you know. I'm not even mom shaming you. You are. You are on Instagram.

I felt mom shamed and you called me a hypocrite and I said I'm their mom. And you know what? They needed a little treat and they needed to feel good because they got pickies. They don't like getting picky. Pickies as shots in their bodies and they had to get multiple and they, it's hard on them. And then they were blaming me. They said, mom, this is your fault. to get picky. I said, no. Now we're getting down to it. You just wanted for that all to be shit.

I give them ice cream all the time. I'll tell you what, I'll come over to the house and I will bring an ice cream bar, like a whole bar. I'll set up the bar at the house. Yeah, whatever you want to do. But you're, again, you're another person giving them things. You're not the actual parent. Like, I'm the parent making that call because the government is making my children get shots. And then they blame me. Okay. So I'm trying to survive, but they still have not had soda. But is there a deal. Okay. You know. Yeah, there is a difference. I was just kind of kidding. You know, a little joke, but I see your passion there.

Yeah, I know. You good? You calm down? I think so. Just don't, you, I think I responded to your Instagram note. Probably I sent you like 50 replies because I was so annoyed. Yeah, so was I. By your replies.

Thank you. Okay. Godspeed. Bobby Bones, everybody. We're transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds show. 68% of American families have at least one pet. Are we all petty around here?

I have a dog. Amy's lunch. I have a dog. I have a lizard. I have a fish. You name it, I have it. You have all that? Got it all.

Morgan number two. You have a dog? Yeah, I have a dog. Yeah. Yeah, we're all petty here. The only one who doesn't have anything is a quiet, quiet assassin over there, Mike D. Mike D. He's got nothing.

Man, roaming the streets. Yeah, man. Lone Wolf. National Pet Day is coming up. So there's that. Let's go over to Amy now with the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What does the orthodontist say to his patient when he's about to go into surgery?

What does he say? Brace yourself. Oh, I'm getting. Braces. That was the Morning Corny. I know we've talked about it a couple times already and where the show you come to because we have fun. but it's hard for me not to talk about the shooting yesterday in Florida. And just think about it now.

I think about it differently. And as is Amy and Amy was talking about it last hours. She has kids now in a school. But Amy, do you have a conversation at this point with your kids about what happened or about what could happen? Nothing. No, I don't. At this point, I don't even know that they know they're not watching the news. I am confident right now.

They don't know unless they're learning about it at school today. How do you feel about that? They don't know about it. I'm not opposed to the school doing whatever they need to do to keep the kids safe and informed. Whatever they feel, I trust the school. I do have full trust in the teachers that are over my children all day. And I feel like they will do what is appropriate.

We've already had some issues come up where I've had to go up there after school and sit down with the teachers. And they've been very thoughtful and concerned about what my opinion needs are as a parent. And that has meant the world to me. And I have, so that has allowed me to say to them, you know what? I trust y'all. So whatever your judgment is, I think I'm going to go ahead and trust you on this because you're the expert. And like this.

I stayed on the news for about an hour. yesterday and last night. And so I just want to read my tweet because I tweeted this. I wrote on a plane watching the coverage of the school shooting. I feel terrible for the kids, the parents, the teachers.

I think everyone in the country is praying for and with them. Hopefully progress can be made on how to communicate about an issue that's now far too frequent. And the most important part of that was how to communicate about the issue. Because everybody's dug in

but nothing's going to change. I don't even know how it's supposed to change, but everybody's so dug in, nothing is going to change. If you want change, you can't just dig in. And so I hope, because this is happening too much,

I just, I hope and I wish people would have conversations that have nothing to do with campaigns and political parties and contributions. And I don't know if that's too much to ask, but that's what I would wish.

You know, Eddie has two kids. Yeah. Eddie, you have a 10-year-old son? I do. And so he's smart enough to watch TV where Amy's daughter's, she doesn't even know what the news is in America, like the American news. She's only in her seven weeks, right, Amy? Yeah. I mean, we have the news on downstairs.

It's just not in an area where they really watch. And I don't even know that they would be able to comprehend because they are new to hear, like, what a school shooting is. Eddie, so what about your son? He's 10. Yeah, my 10-year-old, for some reason, he just knows a lot more than I ever thought he would know. I don't know if his friends and him communicate about it. I know his school is now opening discussions about stuff like this. I know we talked about it a while back.

And I didn't know that they were doing active shooter exercises, but they do that now. And so he's aware, and I had really nothing to do with it. So at your school, they do the active shooter drill or at least talk about what to do. They do. They talk about a situation that can happen and what they need to do in that situation, which, and I was surprised that that was it. Because, I mean, my 10-year-old, I just, at 10 years old, I didn't think that that was something I was. going to have to be talking about. Have you said anything to him about it?

No, not this. This has kind of just been, he came to the table yesterday and said he knew that it had happened and he said that they were kind of talking about it after school a little bit, but I just didn't, I didn't even know. I mean, I never really know how to just be open with him about it because I feel terrible about it. I don't even know how to react to it, much less talk to him about it. Well, everyone listening to Florida, and it's not,

just a Florida thing. It just is down there. I don't know. I don't even know what to say because I don't have any answers and I feel like I'm supposed to be the answer guy. Like I'm on the radio. I should have an opinion. My opinion is I just wish that people would actually communicate more about working together and something changing. We said there have been 18 school shootings this year ranging from just one person. It doesn't matter what but this one was the worst by far so far this year. So that's all. If I don't bring it up, then I feel like we're not being honest with our listeners. So I just wanted to talk about that and run those by you guys because I was curious about what your schools did and how you felt about the active shooter drills.

That said, we'll come back. We're doing the same normal show for the most part, except for us talking about this obviously. So give us a second. We'll regroup. We'll come right back. The Bobby Bones Show Amy, I'll show you the name, somebody famous. You have to pronounce their name. Oh, yeah. Here's an example. Okay, no problem.

Now, she sings this song here. Here's her name. How do you say it? Dahlipa. What? Dahlipa is how you say. Here we go. Hey, I'm Dula Lipa.

Close. Close. That's an example, though. Dua. Dula Lipa. Okay, ready. Number one, pronounce his name. Josh Dumas.

Josh Dumal. Okay. Josh Dummel. Josh Dummel. Oh, and she's not wrong. That's the real pronunciation. Okay, I want Josh saying it. Okay.

Or Fergie. They're not together anymore. I know, but she can know. Sure she knows how to say it. Who's this one? Amanda Seyfried. Seifred. Cipherd. No one says Cyfried.

It's Cyphred. So far you've gotten. Amanda Seiford. Okay. Who's this one? Oh, Charlize Theron. Charlest Theron. Charlestrone.

Is that her? I was talking? Carlyce Theron. It's not Theron. No. It's Thurne? Shirley's Thurne. Charlie's Theron. It's Charlestern.

It's Charlest Theron. Yeah. Okay. Got it. See this one? Oh, Camila Cabello. Camila Cabello. Oh.

Camila Cabello. Camila Cabello. She has a song. What is it again? My name is Camila Cabello. Camila Cabello. Nice. Okay.

Here's the band here. Haim Haim Two syllables There you go Did I get it Not You got close

Higham It's two syllables Higham It's H-A-I-M Those are Taylor Swift friends Yeah I like them aside From that

Because they're kind of cool It's kind of my style I've come a long way At first They were the ham sisters Yeah Higham Two syllables

Okay Okay One more Yep By the way I don't think You've been Any of these

Right That's okay Though Because you just be you Here I go Shai Laboof Shia La buff.

Oh, La buff. Shai Leboff. Shai La buff. Shaya. Shaya. Shaya. Shaya. Shia.

Shia. Shia. Are they sure it's not Shai LaBoof? I've told many of stories about him in the skinny and it's always Shailaboof. That doesn't make it right because you told the story. But I will forget now because I'll remember Shia is buff. So therefore refer to him as Shia LaBuff. There you go.

But we learn something, right? Yeah. Camilla. Camilla Cabello. Cabello. Hey, yo, yeah. Nine-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N. Bobby Bones.

The Bobby Bones Show. There's a show I do from my house, and Lady Anabellum has Hillary, Charles, and Dave Haywood. And Hillary and Charles are the lead singers, and Dave's the guy that really is the man behind the music. And Dave was talking about how he does new music. He never understood the challenge of it,

because he just knew it. It was a talent. It was like running fast. But his dad, wanted him to be a dentist because his dad did that. Would he have liked you to be a dentist? He wanted me to be. He wanted me to be. I mean, you know, he would bring home little exercises that his students would do when I was

young where you have to work with chalk and work with your hands and, like, form things. And I tried it a few times. I just wasn't any good at it. I love you this podcast. Like I said, Dave, you're listening BFFs, huh? Huh? Bobby. Yeah, it was good.

I mean, Bobby. Yeah, it was good. So search Bobbycast on Iheart Radio or iTunes. with Dave Haywood from Lady Annabella. Let's go. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones show. All right, here's a story I'm presenting to the panel.

It's an email. Dear Bobby, a young boy screamed the entire flight on my eight-hour flight. A lot of the passengers were really annoyed because he didn't stop screaming for eight hours. He started doing this before they even took off at the airport. Should the parents have taken him off and tried to calm him down or just let him scream? That's the email. Right here. I'm going to go around the room.

Amy just snorted, Amy? That's the worst. That's the worst because as a parent, you're just trying to get where you need to go, you know? You got places to be, people to see. But you also have a screaming baby, which I know can be a terrible inconvenience. And I mean...

Amy, what do you do? Do you keep the kid on the plane or do you get off? I mean, you keep the kid on the plane hoping that he stops crying. Lunchbox? People need to be more sympathetic to others around them. If you know your kid is going to be screaming for eight hours, just get off the plane and take the next flight until your kid calms down.

Wow. Why do you want to ruin everyone else's time and trip because you want to be selfish and be on that flight? You're hopeful. That's why this is the panel, though. Everybody has an opinion. Nobody's wrong except Lunchbox. Because what? Here's the thing.

I bet you they thought they could calm the kid down. I do. I bet you they thought he's fussy. He'll stop crying. Yeah. I bet eight hours is probably a little long too. There's not an eight hour flight that exists unless you're going New York to L.A. You know, that's six hours.

So if the baby's crying, you probably think you can calm the baby down. The baby's hungry. You feed it. The baby's sad. You make it happy. I don't know how babies work, but still, I think I could probably just, I would take off on the flight. And if I were somebody on the flight, I would try to have Grace that they also hate that it's happening to, not just me.

So I side with Amy on this. I keep the baby on the flight. Onchwax, I'm sorry, you're dismissed. I can't believe you guys don't understand how the world works. Oh, is that it? Yeah, you've got to have respect for your neighbors. That's what we're supposed to do, and that's why everybody hates each other because no one respects each other, and we want to ruin everybody's time with crying babies

and kicking seats and, okay, just be nice to your neighbor. Hey, you should go therapy, man. BOMB. Amy, now you have two kids. Do you feel you're as in touch with pop culture? I mean, I'm a cool mom. But, I mean, I'm a little out of touch. Well, luckily, we have Morgan number two here for this segment. What do 24-year-olds care about with Morgan number two? Whatever. I'm a little more excited about this than I should be. There's a new toy called Pop It Pal and it will let you pop fake pimples and it's only $20.

It's a piece of rubber. It's a piece of rubber. You know he used to pop. Yes. So it gives you something. thing to pop. So the bubbles back in the day that would come in plastic wrap. Packing bubbles, yes. You pop them. Now it's fake pimples. And so you pop them and pimples come out of the top. No. Right Morgan number two? Yeah, that's exactly what it is. Now, Amy, you're not allowed to be grossed out by that. I know because I mean, I'm into it. Okay, Amy, that's weird. Amy would get on Instagram and watch a hundred of those. Yeah, Dr. Pimple Popper. I'm not the only one. It has millions of views. Oh yeah, it does. Would you spend $20 for a piece of rubber like Morgan number

who's telling us. $20? Yeah. Probably. Maybe. And where do you get this, Morgan number two? Online on poppetpal.com. Poppetpal.com.

How disgusting. What do 24-year-olds care about with Morgan number two? Whatever. Valentine's night was last night. Amy, your husband said, take two hours and I'm not going to tell you where we're going. What did you guys end up doing? We went to a restaurant that. that I have heard is just extremely hard to get into,

like so hard. He had to plan really, really in advance. It's called the Catbird seat, and it only seats about 20 people. So it's amazing. Was it amazing? Yeah, I thought it was pretty amazing. Why did it so hard to get into?

I guess because there's not that many tables, and you just have to plan ahead because people book. Did he know somebody? Because of Valentine's reservation? No. At a really cool restaurant? No, he doesn't know anybody. He just planned ahead and got in.

Like, they start taking reservations at a certain time, depending on when you want it. And I guess he's learned when that was, and he got him right away. And we were a few minutes late, honestly, because, you know, kids, and they don't mess around. His cell phone was ringing like one minute. And we were in the Uber right outside about to walk in. And I guess that's how busy they are. They were like. Oh, wow.

They were calling you guys. Yeah. They're like, if you're not coming, we need to know. And he's like, no, no, no, no, no. We're in the Uber. We're outside. We're coming in. So sorry.

It's raining. There's traffic. We, kids, blah, all the things. And we walked in and it was so cool. I felt a little too cool to be there, but. What'd you wear? Black pants, black top, and a leopard. Little leopard little jacket.

What do you wear? He wore like a sports coat. Why? That's so funny. I'm curious to know how nice this place is. I don't want to. So he wore slacks and a button down in a sports coat. It's not like I'm on the phone going, what are you wearing?

I wanted to know how nice the restaurant was. I got you, I got it. Like, what do you wear? And Amy starts going to a little too much detail. And even I start to feel a little creepy. She was like, well, I had these black lace pants on. And I was like, whoa, whoa, okay. So you dress nice.

Yeah, I mean, you dress up. You feel good, feel cute. But, I mean, no, not overly fancy. I feel like you get away with whatever. But the portion sizes are really small. Like it's several little things, but they are tiny. Like afterwards, my husband, yeah, we both sort of got other food too. Oh, you went somewhere else today?

Oh, I hate that. Wow, that's funny. Treat yourself. Where did you go to eat afterward? Well, we just got these like vegan nachos that I like to get. Okay, from like mad cow or whatever it's called? Wild cow. Yeah.

Yeah. So we left there and postmates those to the house to be there waiting for us when we got there because we knew we'd be in like kid mode, like getting them ready for bed. And so that's how we went down. Happy Valentine's Day to you. I know. We're like, this is so weird. But he's like, I got to admit, I'm still a little bit hungry. I was working last night and Mike D.

and I were together. And I said, man, Mike D, I got to tell you, I've had better Valentine's nights than this. And Mike D. like somebody goes, I got to tell you, I've had worse. I know. I did get a text from my ex-scropper on this day. Happy Valentine's Day. And what did you say? I just responded back, have Valentine's Day. You did? Okay. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. That's all I'm supposed to say, right?

Yeah. You didn't do like a, I miss you or anything? No. No. And we only have like 30 seconds. No, I'm not going to get into it. No. No, 30 seconds. Go, go, go. No. Let's be date. Let's be date. No. Lunchbox has given me a hard time because.

his ex-girlfriend's going on tour with Keith Urban and he's like, oh, how do you like her now, loser? I mean, for real, you probably feel like a little chump. I root for her. I wanted her to be do awesome. I don't feel like a chump. So that was 25 seconds as I'm done now. But that's that story.

But I hope everybody's Valentine's was awesome. Thank you for hanging out with us here on the show. Happy whatever today is. On the Bobby Bones show now. Morgan Evans. Hey, finally he's here. Morgan Evans is here, which by the way, it's piles and piles of accolades. And you haven't even started yet.

You get the name Class of 2018. I'm just stuck to be in here there. It looks just like it does on Instagram. Yeah. Is the room bigger or smaller? It's about exactly what I thought it would be, actually. There's actually a few more people here than I thought there be. Yeah, but you brought them.

That's good. That's why. So he was my class of 2018, which I picked before we come back to work. And then now he's the new Iheart Radio on The Verge artist. Look at this guy here. Look at this guy. Already winning awards, they have a song. It's awesome.

They're not really awards, but I do appreciate it, man. Thank you so much. 2018, big year. Here's accent. He's from Texas. Totally. East Texas. Yeah.

So Morgan Evans is here. New artists, so far, listeners that don't know you yet, you're from Australia. Yep. When did you move the States? I moved officially three years ago, but before that I came back and forth since 2007. Wow, that's such a long flight. You're telling me, dude. Yeah, it's a long one, man.

And I think I've probably done it 30-odd times now, back and forth. So what were you doing in Australia? Were you a big deal over there? I wasn't a big deal. I was definitely playing music, though. I've been playing music a long time. Were you a medium deal over there? Well, I could play music for a living.

Okay. No, that's a medium deal. Yeah. So you decide you want to move to Nashville. What finally made you pull that trigger? Well, I mean, as someone that loves making music, this is pretty much the best city in the world if you want to get up and make music every day. You know what I mean? In Australia, you can drive to the big city and work with some riders for a few days.

But here, you can get up every single day, which is what kept me coming back. And I think when I started to sort of get a better understanding of the town and the level that everything happens here, I was like, I just have to be a part of that. I'm in. We were, before the show, he was getting his stuff ready. He brought in, I don't know, three babies, a tiger, some electronics. But Morgan loops all his stuff. And so he was building what's called a loop. If you just hit, because he played all the instruments and made this loop just now.

I don't want to play it, but just hit your loop so people can hear what's going to happen. Just hit your, whatever you do with magic. Okay, go ahead. This is the one button. Go ahead. So he played this all a minute ago, and as he's playing in a minute, that'll join in. Yeah. It's like his backing choir.

I know. That's like his, you guys, to me. Oh, yeah. One day you better not come up with technology just to loop us. Can you imagine if I could get robot co-host? Yeah. That would be their greatest. They do struggle with thinking for themselves.

I'll put that way. Moves I'm talking about. Let me hear some of the hook of the song here. Sometimes you got to kiss somebody in the back of the cab or on a subway train. Sometimes you got to kiss somebody on a midnight street in the summer. That's the new song right there. That's the new single. Kiss somebody.

On the Bobby Bones show. That's the coolest thing ever. Come on. Say that again. On the Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. I'm sorry. Do you do the American accent thing?

No. I mean, I do it every now and then, but every time I do it. Some people think it's cool. Kelsey thinks it's terrible. Okay, talk American. Talk like your Bobby. This is a no-in situation. Bobby Bones.

Bobby Bones show. I'll be you. You be me. Ready? Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, Bobby, how's your day going today? Thanks for having me on the show here.

I've been out in the bush all day playing music with me, friends. Man, it's so good to have you on this morning. Welcome to the studio. The Bobby Bones show. That's funny. I'm going to pulling it. I didn't hear something laughing at that. Morgan Evans is here.

I did tell you it was going to be bad, so. No, that was actually, it sounds just like me. Best impression. Yeah, I prefer Bulby Boones. Well, let's play this song for, you know, we got you here for a while, so let's hear this song. This is the new one from Morgan Evans, and it's called Kiss Somebody. You probably hear it on the radio. He's the new On the Verge artist, so you're going to hear it a lot.

He's got this thing already built. So when it sounds like the band joins in, it's not. It's just him. He did all this laying down, this music right before we hopped on the air. So are you guys ready for this? Ready. All right, here we go. Morgan Evans and his new song called Kiss Somebody. Hey guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore.

But you can go to Bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision. But I just wanted to keep you up and we wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go to Bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now. And thank you for listening to the show. And sorry about all the legal stuff. Morgan Evans. Nice work.

So good. Thank you. I mean, it's so impressive. Because people listening, that's just him. Making the drum sounds. All kinds of people with him. Nope. An orchestra.

What if we lied and brought in an orchestra and said that someone had created all those loops? But even you changed how your guitar sounds. Yeah, I've got a couple of different little pedals down here. There's not the pre-recorded, I promise. I know. I mean, it just was interesting to me. I figured you were pressing something with your foot.

Yeah. Can't see your friend over there. You're welcome to come and check it out. You want to go look at it? Yeah, you want me to play a little something? No, we don't. There it is. Morgan Evans, this is a kiss somebody.

So you were here three years? It took people that long to figure out who you were, and then you were good? What was the problem? I mean, I don't know about that. That's good. I think the thing with this town is, like, finding your people. And I think people say it's a 10-year town or whatever. I think it's until you find your people.

And it was about almost two years ago that I met a guy named Chris DiStefano and a guy on Ashley Goalie at a riding camp in Sydney, Australia. And I was home for Christmas randomly. And on the Monday, I was teamed up with Chris and the Wednesday I was teamed up with Ashley. If you don't know those names. They're massive riders. Two of the biggest riders in town. And I know I've seen you do a round with them, actually. I've played with them.

That's how terrible I felt. I was there. I was there that night. No way. I was at the show at the 3rd and Lisa. That was terrible. I'm sorry you had to see that, dude. He's amazing.

Yeah, he's amazing. On opposite day. All right, go ahead. But yeah, by the Wednesday night, we would just sort of drink a beer in studio in Sydney, and they were like, man, you've got to move to Nashville, we've got to make a record. And I just got my papers. Like, I'm allowed to live there now, and I do. I've lived there for a year.

And we sort of started making this record. And Chris ended up producing the whole thing. And I co-wrote that song, Kiss Somebody with him too. Wow. Imagine if you had not gone to that camp. It's one of those things. Riders camp. Exactly.

That sounds fun. It's not like church camp, exactly. It's close. But yeah. Morgan Evans is here, new artist, class of 2018, also are On the Verge artist. So what we did is, which by the way, I wasn't really going to bring Kelsey up. You brought her up. Because I know everybody's got to go to her immediately when they meet you, right? They put her, you're on the air like, hey, you're married to Kelsey Ballerini. Yeah, sometimes I get introduced as Mr. Ballerini. Look at that.

See, I respect you too much. I appreciate that, mate. And I bet they go, hey, what about Keith Urban? Is that your cousin? They did that? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Do you know Keith Urban? Yeah, yeah. You guys, okay, so here's what I have. I went to Kelsey and we asked, this is her, saying what chore, you'll see how the game works here. Put your headphones on.

Okay. Morgan Evans here, married to Kelsey. This is a little game we have to put together. What household chore does Morgan hate doing? So what chore do you hate doing? What is she going to say? What chore do you hate doing the most? I don't know.

What chore do you hate doing the most? According to her. Probably cleaning up stuff? Cleaning. She says, every morning he takes the dog out because he's an early riser and I'm not. And every morning, depending on how cold it is. It depends on, like, that will be his mood that day. Like, if it's very cold, he's just in a bad mood all day.

The answer's taking the dog out. Okay, so I'm from Australia, right? My blood doesn't know what it feels like to be as cold as it is. And I know it sounds ridiculous for people from different parts of America. But when it snowed here the other day and it was like under 30 something, my body was freaking out. I didn't know what to do. I was standing down there in the snow, like going, hurry up, Dibs. Come on, mate.

You can do it. Go to the bathroom. Yeah, exactly. That's how you day starts. You go upstairs and she's like, how are you, baby? I'm like, oh, cold. Number two. Okay.

What is Morgan's biggest pet peeve? It's your biggest pet peeve according to her? These are hard questions. I don't know. It's your wife here. I don't know. Maybe when she's on a phone when I'm talking to her. When we are together and I am on my phone.

Oh, yes. Nailed that one. Okay. Oh, we're one for two. Here's another one. What is Morgan's favorite ice cream flavor? This changes. Probably some sort of salted caramel thing.

All of it, but I would say his favorite favorite is the salted caramel from James. We're doing pretty good here. Okay, let's try another one. Who asked who on the first date and how? That was me. That was me. I was pretty proud of that one, actually. You asked her out.

Yeah. And how? It was after we hosted the award show in Australia together, and it was the next day, and I got a number. How'd you get a number? Did you do the thing where you had somebody get the number, or did you do it? No, no, I got it Okay, I got it But I actually wrote a song about this too

Because I feel like it's a big deal I feel like when you're single and you get someone's number There's always this thing of like Oh, I don't want to seem like too interested But I don't want to see him uninterested, whatever And I remember the next day I called her and I said, look I'm not going to play this game all right So I'm just going to probably text you later

And when are you back in Nashville And she said Wednesday and I said well I'll take out Wednesday night He technically never even really had to ask me on a date which I regret because I should have made them work for it. But technically we just went out after the award show that we hosted together. Oh, is that a date? Is that a date or is that just the first hang?

I guess it depends if someone specifically says would you like to go. Otherwise, it's a hang. Well, I mean, there's something other people there. Yeah. That's not a date. That's not a date. No. One more, one more.

More than evidence here. Technicality. Got that one on technicality. Here you go. was him as well. But I think I think I wanted to say it first, but he did say it first. So how'd you do it? Do you remember? Yeah. You don't have to say.

Look, we had a, it was a very like, at the start of our relationship, neither of us really wanted to be in a relationship. And we both really made a point of being like, look, I'm this way, I'm this way, and I'm not going to change this. And you're that way. Do you care about this? Whatever. And we got through that in like two weeks. And even so, There's always that whole like, oh, what are we doing? It seems like a lot of effort. Are we going to tell anyone about this, whatever? And she was on a bit of a kind of a rant on that.

And I think I just, I was like, hey, I love you. And she was like, oh, love you too. And then that was it. The end. Now they're married. Now we're married. Morgan Evans. Look at this guy right here.

Sometimes you got to kiss somebody in the back of the cab or on a subway train. Sometimes you got a kid. Big old hit. Big old hit. here. Dude, thank you for playing. Big old hit.

I guess I didn't know you before Kelsey. Because I got to know you a bit after you and Kelsey started dating. Yeah. But I didn't know. I wasn't cool enough to know you then.

Nah, I probably wasn't in the room that you were in. That's not true. You saw me playing a terrible writers round with three Well, that's true.

That writer's round was three superstar writers and me. I didn't even know what I was doing. It really was, yeah. I didn't want to be. They loved having you up there,

though. It was funny. I felt so out of place. Oh, see you added the fun. Yeah. It was funny. Krista Sefano wrote something in the water for Carrie Underwood.

If I'm right, I'm just going for him right here. And he sings it just like Carrie does. And I have to play right before him. That's pressure. Yeah. Okay. Morgan Evans, proud of you, man. We'll see you back here again soon. Thank you very much.

He killed your first appearance. Hey, Morgan Evans. Thank you so much for having me. Well, last night was Valentine's Night. Lunchbox is trying to have a baby. Yeah. Had those work out? No, last night didn't work out for me.

No. Well, how do you know? Oh. What happened? What do you mean? How do I know? Oh. Oh, about the time I got home from my soccer games, she was asleep.

So you played the soccer game and she didn't go? Right. She didn't feel like going. So Valentine's night, you played soccer. Yeah, and she caught up on sister wives. You didn't feel like as a husband, still a new husband, two years in. Almost three. That you should still celebrate.

do something on Valentine's night? I didn't think it was that big a deal. Did she? No, she doesn't think it's that big a deal. She says she doesn't think it's that big a deal. She's like, we can go out to dinner anytime we want. I said, you're right. Soccer games only come once a week.

So what's the latest in the baby situation? Well, I guess we'll try this weekend some more, but Valentine's Day wasn't in the cards. Isn't it crazy? our whole high school lives and college lives going scared scared to death so true and you just think if you look at someone long enough they're going to be a baby in a belly but now it's got to be frustrating that you just aren't able to i don't know if frustrating's you're not frustrated yet no i don't think it's frustrating it's fun how old is she how old is my wife yeah 34 let me see yeah is that

consideration that she's in almost a geriatric stage to have a baby? A little bit. She's getting a little nervous, but I said, you still got a whole year until you're 35. You got time. And you're married a younger. Yeah. Yeah, because I was thinking

she was his age. Well, he's not like one year older. You guys are acting like it's Dane Cook and his 19 year old girlfriend. It's just one year. I mean, they're basically months apart. How many kids do you want lunch? Ah, we'll see. I haven't had one yet, so let's how hard they are. Do you want multiple kids?

Yes, because only child, they're, I don't know, they're weird. Okay, so at least two. At least two. I think only children are a little spoiled and they have... What? I just don't think, I look at it as, it's not fair to that kid not having anybody to hang out with. Would you do any sort of in vitro or...

Because then twins, triplets? Oh, I don't know. That's scary. Because then you end up with like six. Well, maybe times. But you'd have a reality show and that's your dream. You get all at once. Plot twist. Oh, I'll talk to the wife about that tonight.

But would you guys consider that? Like, how long until you would consider using? I don't know. We haven't even talked about that. That's not even been on the table. I don't know what I would have to do research. I don't know anything about that, what it is, how much it costs. Does insurance pay for it?

Do you get disappointed when she's not pregnant every month? Yeah. Is there like, oh, not again? Yeah, when she comes home, she's like, oh, it's that time. Well, we'll try again next. week. Do you stay in a good mood or does it take you down a kick? I stay in a good mood. You can't let that get you down. It's not a... It's just so surprising because again, I would just think it would be so easy to do. What do I know? I've been trying to avoid it. I mean,

I haven't even had to try that hard because there haven't been a lot of options. But still, now we're rooting for you, man. Thanks. Because I know you really want it and you try to play the cool thing. Cool. Ah, soccer, football. But still, we know you really want it. Right. I do want it. Yeah. I do. So it's okay to admit that it's frustrating or you feel down. It's not frustrating. Why is it frustrating? I'm having fun. Okay.

Okay. All right. We understand that. Well, I can assume from his wife's perspective, I know that it's hard. We're all thinking about you and thinking about you guys doing that. Thank you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Put that mental image in your head.

No, no, not going to do that. Wait? Got it. Thank you. Yeah. Bobby bones. Do you just asking me what my favorite songs were? Yeah.

No, you weren't. Way to roll with it. I know. I appreciate that, though. No problem. But a lot of listeners will say, hey, what are you listening to now? So I've pulled up my three favorite songs right now. Perfect. I was just wondering. Thank you.

This David Lee Murphy song, I listen to it at home by myself. It's really good. It's so good. It's called Everything's Gonna Be All Right from David Lee Murphy, which, by the way, same David Lee Murphy that had dust on the bottle. And he's been around national writing songs for people forever. And now he has this song with Kenny Chesson. And then Kenny comes in right here? So I nod in my head and said that's for sure.

Come on. How's this not, if this isn't a big head, I quit. Turning my resignation. Come on making a hit. Yeah. It's going to be. David Lee Murphy. Everything's going to be all right.

We were opening for Toby Keith. And it was the only real 20-minute conversation I've had with him, just as a human. And he was out riding with Toby Keith. And he came out and watched us, The Raging Idiots play. Yeah. Sit and watched the whole show. It's pretty amazing. Talk to him afterward.

and this is what he wasn't put a music out so now I'm rooting for him and the song's good I want to play you somebody else her name's Kylie Morgan and she has an acoustic record that she just put out so she could have some music and I only know about her because she's opening for

Walker Hayes on a few shows and I thought huh let me see what she's about and she has a song called Cuss a Little and you'll understand it once you can hear because I'm just human buried in denial I judge people And I read the Bible

I drink too much But my body is a simple I love Jesus But I cuss Just a little Isn't they cool Yeah and I like the voice Your name's Kylie Morgan

Well I don't care what people think Because I makes people think I'm cool And I won't ever tell a lie The other than the one I just told. It's kind of dirty, but my record is clean. So what you see is much to do. Basically, like, the whole song is our life is one big contradiction. And if we can accept it, I'm getting real deep with that.

I heard this song. It's so good. Kylie Morgan. Because I'm just human buried in denial. I judge people and I read the Bible. I drink too much for my body is a simple. I love Jesus, but I cuss just a little. You guys end of that now?

Oh, it's awesome. I like it. Is it? Right? Oh, yeah. It's so good. Just a little. And then this other band, they're the blues sisters, Lark and Po.

I've posted about them on Instagram for a while. They're so awesome. And I love. Tell me who's that I love them. I love the boys. They're young females. What are their names? Lark and Po.

Lark and Po. Lark and awesome. Awesome. That's that right then John the River later wrote the book of the seven seals Tell me who's there right there

John the River later Tell me your style of music I know me Yeah but it's mine But you totally I like it I love the whole record It's so and they're so good

The weird thing is What the world's happening Is I'm playing next Thursday night a rider's round with them with the Bluebird. And I was a big fan before. I got asked to do it. And so it's a little intimidating. Because I'm playing with them.

And I'm playing with Hunter Hayes and Christian Bush. It's like which one doesn't belong? That would be you. Yeah. So those are my three. We'll put them up on the website. David Lee Murphy.

Kylie Morgan. And Larkin Poe. Two words. Larkin Poe. You love this album. Good stuff, man. On their Instagram, they just sing acoustic on Instagram. It's just as good.

It's just good. So, there you go. There's a little bit of my... You're asking Amy, so I have to tell... No. Thank you for telling you. You're asking, Amy. You're welcome.

Babi-Bone. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So Sean White is a pretty loaded Olympian. We've been talking about him a lot lately because the Winter Olympics are on. And his net worth is $40 million, making him one of the richest winter Olympians. Are any of those Snow Olympians? is that rich, though. Like, I know, listen, that's a lot of money, but name another one.

Exactly, that's my point. No, just name another one, period. Lizzie Bond. Okay. She's rich. Good one, good one. Any other of these cold weather, Nancy Kerrigan. Oh, yeah.

But she's not even doing it anymore. Tanya Hardy. Michelle Kwan. But again, all retired. So, yes, that's a lot of money. I saw a 60-minute story with Sean White, where he has a private helicopter fly on the top of mountain so he can practice every day. Wow.

That's pretty amazing. It's pretty amazing. But when you got a net worth of 40 million, you can do that. But you know, he also X games on the skateboard, too. Like, he makes a lot of endorsement money. He snowboards and skateboards, which I wonder if that translates. I've never even been

snow skiing. What do I know? What else, Sam? Okay, so Google is coming out with a reply system that could reportedly text your friends back for you. This is my favorite thing I've ever seen in technology. I will no longer have to talk to my friends. Google will anticipate what I would say back and say it for me.

This is the greatest thing I've ever heard. Put it on the market. I'll take two. Yeah, some people we're comparing it to a black mirror episode, but they're like, nope, this is real life. It's not some crazy fictional thing. This legit could be happening. It's basically predictive text. Yes, exactly. I call it predictive life. So if Amy reached out and said, hey, Bobby, what are you doing? My normal self would not reply, so I would tell it not to reply. And then if I asked you how you were doing, your predictive self would send some weird emoji. Emoji. Yeah, yeah. That's how I do.

I try to get away from any of the real feelings. Yeah, what else? So Ed Shearin, it looks like he could be performing at the royal wedding for Prince Harry and Megan, which would be super amazing because, I don't know, something about this makes me think this is going to be like a super hip, awesome royal event. And then you throw Ed Shearin in the mix, makes it even more awesome. Well, I think he's friends with the prince guy. Oh, for sure, probably, yeah.

And then, because they live in the same neighborhood or something or country, right? Yeah. So, and they want to be content. temporary, even more so than the other two, because he's going to be the king, so he has to live by a certain standard. When you're not the king, you're the brother, you can kind of do whatever you want. He can have a tie-dye wedding if he wanted to and just crush it. Yeah, I have a Togo wedding.

That would be fun. What else? Well, good news, if you feel like you have a better personality than you do maybe in the looks department. That's me. Tell me more. Good news. I can use some good news. I thought you would like this one because-

Wait, why? Why did you think I would like that? I can make fun of myself. I just thought you would like me sharing it with people. Why? No. Because a new survey finds that 92% of Americans prefer a partner with a great personality instead of a great body. Yeah, that's just not true.

Why? But, Bobby, like lately you've been starving yourself for this perfect body. I'm basically giving you permission to eat. First of all, you keep taking these subtle shots at me. They're noted, by the way. I see them all morning long, and you know, I just take them, because that's what a friend does. I think that there has to be a balance of them both.

I don't think someone goes, I'll take either or. Because I have some friends that are really funny. And they're great looking, and they don't have supermodels. And you hear supermodels on TV, they're like, all that wants a guy that's funny. Bull crap, you want a guy that looks good and is also funny. That's hard to find, though. I'm right here.

Why won't anyway take me? I'm pretty good looking how funny. I don't understand how I'm still single. On TV, everybody that has a good job and is decent looking and hasn't been in jail. They all have somebody. I don't. Jail. Yeah, I haven't been in jail.

What TV shows are you watching? Full house. Step by step, family matters. Golden girls. Yeah. I don't understand why I'm still single. I don't. Sometimes I sit at home and go,

how can I be 37? I've never been married. I've never been engaged. I have no kids. Like, just a law of averages I shouldn't be. Because there's nothing about me that's terrible. Everybody gets quiet.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. B'B bones. Is that a name? Yeah. That's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories The Bobby Bones Amy, do you know who Blake Griffin is?

Nope. He played basketball for the Clippers for a long time, now he's with the Pistons. He dated one of the gender girls, too. I'm not sure which one, because I get them confused. Kendall? Kindle's the runway model. Okay, so he had a kid and a baby mama,

and they were going to get married, and she wouldn't sign a pre-up. So he did Stroup a week before the wedding and then went and started dating Kendall. Okay. And so nothing? I mean, am I shocked by that? In normal people world, yes, that would be crazy. But in whatever world these people live in, you know, NBA, Kardashian-Gener world, I guess that's probably pretty normal.

His contract's worth $170 million. That's good. That's a lot. They were going to get married in St. Barth's. But right before the wedding, he said, I need a pre-nup. and then one week before when she wouldn't sign it, he bailed. So now she's suing him. How do you feel about that?

What is she suing him for? She wants pally. She wants millions. I believe he should have to pay for the kid. He loves the kid. He should take care of the kid. But do you think he should pay her palimony? They were never married.

Okay, so I know what alimony is, but I guess I have to be honest. I don't know what palimony is. Isn't palomoni just back to the man? You know, isn't that support? Here's the definition of palimony. Okay. Made by a member of an unmarried couple. I guess that's not sex. Okay. So now I see why she's doing pal. So you're like pals. So you're like pals. So you want the money. Oh, wow. Sounds cool. The pal was the money. Yeah. You're not like the spouse that one's the money. You're one the palmonie. How do you feel about that, Amy? How do you feel about palmoni? Well, first of all, I didn't know it existed. And second of all, I don't know their relationship and how long they were together. But does it matter if you're not.

married. Does it matter? If you dated for four years? They had the intention of getting married and they did date for a really long time and he may have fully supported her and then he just straight up dumps her and she's supposed to know how to take care of herself. Okay, they dated on and off for eight years. And she has his baby. But he should pay for the kid.

Absolutely. He should have to pay child support. Childimony. Well, yes. But there's no way he should have to pay palimony. They weren't married. Yeah. But you know what?

We'll just disagree on this one. Okay. If palimony is a real thing, then it must be a thing for a reason. It means people get paid. Yeah, he'll probably settle. Uh-huh, he will. And he's going to get it. And he makes $170 million, so he'll be fine.

Yeah, he won't get that. I thought NBA was guaranteed. Yeah, but you have to talk about taxes, agents, all of that. Oh, yeah. So, I mean. Crew, your posse. Yeah. Okay, thank you.

No palomone according to me. Yes, palimony according to... No, no, no, no. I don't really, like, legit think that in real life, but they live in, like, MBA life. But you, if you're the judge, you award it to her. Yeah. That's going to do it for today. Appreciate you so much. We appreciate you letting us live our lives through the show. And today, at times, you know, we talked about what happened yesterday, which really was terrible. And at times, we had an artist in playing music, and we were able to kind of move all over the place. We just appreciate you being here with us.

So from all of us to you listening, we know there are a million options and a million things you can do, but we appreciate you being here with us. Hopefully you come back tomorrow. Kelsey Ballerini will be in, who's actually Morgan Evans' wife. But Kelsey Ballerini will be in tomorrow. We'll do the dance parties. And that's all.

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