The Bobby Bones Show - Bobby Finally Pranks Caitlin + Amy Accidentally Calls 911 ON THE AIR! + 90’s Country Guitar Solo Game + Bobby Got The Vaccine

Episode Date: March 16, 2021

Bobby finally pranked Caitlin last night and shared the audio with us today. He got her good! Bobby talks about getting the vaccine yesterday and how everyone was so nice! Amy was showing us a life hack on her phone and accidentally called 911 on the air. We all freak out at what she did next…We play a couple rounds of the 90’s Country guitar solo game! Bobby plays a famous guitar solo from a 90’s country song and the show has to name the song! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hey, buddy. First time caller and all that. I got a joke for you. On what day of the week do chickens hide on Friday? Talk to you later. Bye. Get it. They fry the jails.

Let's go over to Katie and St. Louis, who is standing by. Hey, Katie, what's happening? Good morning. Welcome to the show. Hey, guys. I called over a month ago about how I let an old friend of mine borrow some of my books and was trying to get them back for nine months. to never heard back.

And then Ray called and left him a voice now. Well, I just wanted to call and say, it worked. I got them back. Ray, we had you call? Yeah, just during a commercial break or something like that. Like, to threaten him? Pretty much.

He sent him immediately. They never heard back from him. He scared him, bro. I also named drop the show, too. I mean, that may have helped. I don't know. Hey, well, congratulations, Katie. Glad we could help.

Yeah, thanks. All right, Katie. Have a great day. Thanks for your help, guys. Bye. the organizers of March Madness are challenging a trademark won by the medical practice.

The NCAA is challenging a group of urologist in Virginia who took advantage of how guys will go and get vasectomies during tournament time because if you go in and you get sniffed, you just stay home. Yeah, and you just get to lay there and watch basketball.

So they trademarked vasectomy mayhem and the NCAA's like, you can't trademark vasectomy mayhem. Why? Well, because they think it's too much like what they're doing. Oh, okay.

So if I were on the fence about getting a vasectomy, and I was like, I should. I'm just waiting for the right time. I would do it right now and be able to watch the games. Which this is Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday this time for the first time. Oh, man. Which is a bit different because usually it's Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Oh, okay.

But because they're having a bubble, they're in all the games in Indiana, most in Indianapolis. Did you know that? I didn't. Of course, we got the game at like 1130 on True TV. Like the worst time and worst channel. I don't even know where True TV is. Arkansas is basically playing on someone's Twitter stream

But do you care at all No No I mean I guess we were gonna maybe Is it too late for me to we were gonna bet Well you can make a bracket till Thursday Okay Or till Friday I get Friday Saturday Sunday Yeah maybe I'll do that

How are you gonna bet? Oh no no you want to bet on games Yeah you were telling me to do it on draft kings Yes okay different than a bracket Okay I'll figure it out Eddie you have a vasectomy no No his wife did it No, but I mean, you can and they say they can reverse it, no problem. So, I mean, I just hadn't thought about it.

But you would get it with the thoughts if you could still reverse it? Well, that's, I mean, that's just kind of the luxury men have with women. Once you get your tubes die, there's no reverse in that. Why not go in if you're going to do all that and just act like you got one? No, don't tell anyone. Come back home limping, babe, I got one. Relax for four days. Watch the entire tournament.

And then go, April Fool's, when April comes around. You're crazy. Because we're just a couple weeks out and be like, never got the prosactomy. I watched all the games. April Fools, baby? Yeah, no, that would be annoying. Oh, man. That'd be a great one. Who wants to do it on the show? We'll put all the names in the hat. Lunchbox? We'll draw one.

It is time to open the mailbag. Bobby's Mailbag. By the way, Eddie, you get your stimulus check yet? I don't think so. I don't know. I haven't checked. Ray? Up in the air, you got me. There's a website you can track them, and mine says no information, so there you go. Trump money yet.

Still waiting on that as well. Let me say this. Before I get into the mailbag, we were in Northern California this past weekend, and I was shooting, and Caitlin was just walking by herself. We had a little cabin that we were using as a dressing room as I was shooting my show. She was walking by herself, and some listeners recognize her alone. And they're like, are you Caitlin? And she's like, yeah. And she's stunned when it happens to her still.

So everybody's just like, why is she, they're like, why is Caitlin here? And the Caitlin's like, how do they know who I am? so they'll like it a standoff. And then she's like, yeah. She goes, oh man, we're big fans of the show. Can I ask you a question? I was like, sure, I'll try to answer it, but I don't know every answer about the show.

And they're like, we have one question. Did Ray get his Donald Trump money? Yeah. And she goes, you know what? I don't think so. I don't think you're ever getting it. Yeah, I'm for sure getting it. I mean, that's not the question if I am or not.

It's just when. You do realize he went his whole term. Yeah, they said their process in it, so I'll have it very soon. And I'll show you guys the check. And then we can. I'll put this to bed. You're supposed to win $50,000. It'll be around $30 with taxes because I'm having it taken out right away.

But yes. You still think you're getting this money? Yeah. I now, I just think that you're naive or you really didn't bet it and you've been. No, I did bet it. Who thinks Wright's getting the money? I hope so. No chance.

Do you think he ever bet it? Yeah, I do think he bet it, but he did those weird offshore ones and they can, they're not held any jurisdiction. We can't sue them because there's somewhere that we don't even know. You're good. Yeah. Even though they're in, I believe, Costa Rica, we're getting it. When did he place this bet?

Well, way before the last election. Five years. He bet on Donald Trump to win the presidency when Donald Trump wasn't, he was like eighth favorite on the Republican side. He's not getting his money, man. There's no way. You should have got it right when he won. I know, but there were stipulations.

They said it had to be a full term. Okay, and he did. Anytime I win on draft kings, I get my money. Right away. Snap my fingers. Yeah, but that's legit. He didn't do, I don't think, a legit. Okay, let me get to this mailbag.

If you don't have it by what date, Ray, will you start to think you won't have it? May 1st. Okay. I'll hit you back, May 1st. No, there's no reason to be excited. I think Ray's been taking advantage of. Okay, hit that mailbag again. Bobby's Mailbag.

Hello, show. I'll get right to it. My husband and I are disagreeing on what we should do with our income tax check. We got two kids. and from the jump I suggested putting it into savings for them. My husband is suggesting this year's tax return we should put into our own savings so that we can combine it with what we plan to save to go toward a new family vehicle or rental house when we move.

Full disclosure, I've got parent money issues from how I grew up, and I feel pretty strong on saving this money for them. Then it's their money, we shouldn't touch it. Bobby, you're big on compromising, and so am I, but I'm not up for compromising on using money we've set aside, especially for our kids. What do you think? Gabriela.

M. You have two kids? What are your thoughts? Yeah. I mean, I don't know. It doesn't seem like he wants to go spend it on like crazy, frivolous things, right? It's just whether it's investing in them or investing in their kids, correct? Gosh, that's hard.

I mean, I think they're both responsible decisions. Maybe the compromise could be half of the money goes to the kids and half of the money goes to y'all. Eddie, you have 14 kids? Yeah, four kids. You know, Dave Rams. he says, you know, it's just money that you lent the government, so you just get it back. It was your money anyway. So whatever, however you do your finances, if they have an account to save for their kids,

I'm with Amy. Just put half of it in there and then half of it spend away. It's just your money that you lent the government. Well, if you go one side or the other fully, one of you is going to be upset, and you don't want that, right? Yeah. What you could do is go, hey, okay, we'll put it all in the kids this year. But next year, it's all going over to this. It's another way to do it.

I just think they're both so dug in. or you just go straight paper-rock scissors, honestly. And I'm not kidding. Sometimes you just have to go a luck situation. If you're both so dug in, you do have to go, all right, neither one of us are going to win by arguing. We've got to do something. But then one of you is going to lose and it's going to be hard. But that's all luck, right?

It can't be rigged. So if you don't want to split in half, and I'm going to just give you my advice, I'm sure you're listening, Gabriella, to this. If you don't want to split it, because I agree, either split it, go to each, or do this year, next year, that kind of compromise. And if that doesn't work and you're both like, nope, you got to straight go coin toss or paper rock scissors. And you got to stream that on Facebook. So we could all see it.

We want to watch. But yeah, that's a difficult situation. Because neither one of them are wrong, you know? Right. It's not like he's like, I want to go buy something stupid. I would, though, if I were leaning, I would go with him. You got many years to say for the kids. If, like, you need something home-wise now,

I would lean with him. because, again, if your kids are young, you do have a lot of time to do that. You don't have a lot of time if your car's beat up and you've got to get a new car. But I still say stream it. Go Instagram live and let us watch this. All right, Gabriella, it's a good problem to have allocating money. Yeah. Right?

Yeah, but just, you know, communicate why she said she has stuff from her childhood. Maybe talk through that, see why it is you feel so passionately about this. What are you going to do with your stimulus check, Ray? House, but get some land. One of those two things. You're going to get a house and land? How,

how stimuli or? With that thousand dollars? This is some stimulating cash. Down payment. Towards a thousand dollars. Do you have a bunch of money saved this to add to it? Yeah,

we've started a savings since the wedding and that's what we're hoping to do. Because we don't want to live downtown. We want to live in the country. And Eddie, your plans? No, just invest it towards a kid somewhere. by pizza night. Who knows?

Hey, four kids, it's one pizza night. That's right. Put it in the hopper. All right. If you want to send us an email, Morgan, what do they do? Mailbag at bobbybones.com. All right, there you go. And that was Bobby's Mailbag.

On the phone right now is Megan in West Virginia. Good morning, Megan. How are you? I'm great. How are you? I'm doing really good. What can I help you with? I need some advice.

Okay. I just started seeing this guy who's 10 years older than me. He's been married, a house three kids. I'm 30, by the way. And my parents, we've been dating for nine months, and I just introduced them to my parents, my family. And every single person in my family, my mom, my dad, my brothers are all against it

because he's older and has three kids. Okay, so first before you throw out their advice or take their advice, again, why are they telling you that they don't like them? Is it only because he's older and has three kids? I think so. He didn't have like a big neck tattoo? face tattoo, prison record, anything like that? No. If that's the reason that they don't think you should be with him and you know those things

already exist, I don't think you should listen to the advice they're giving you. I think when someone gives you advice, if you understand why they're giving you that advice, that's a big help. And if you already know, he's married, three kids, his past, and you're like, you know what, I still love him, I still have a great feeling. There's fulfillment when I'm with him. I think you should pursue that. I don't think you let your parents, your brother, sister, whatever you have, walk you against that if you already know why they're saying what they're saying and you still disagree with it. You're also not 22. Or 19. If you were 19 with a 40 year old that had all this, even now we go, hey, you don't understand yet. You're just a kid.

Like listen to your parents. They've been there. You're 30. You're good. You know what this world, but you've spun around this planet enough times to understand what's happening. So I think you're good. I think you should pursue this until you don't feel like you should pursue it anymore. Amy, your thoughts? Yeah, no, I agree. If she wants to be with him, then it's honestly, she can hear what her family has to say, but listen. Be a vocal listener. But you don't, you're an adult and you don't have to listen to friends and family if it's a decision that you feel good about. I would also say, sit down and say, hey, tell me why. Like, I actually have a conversation and say, okay, I understand everything you're saying. But here's why I feel the

opposite way. And then, you know, be an adult and go make adult decisions. So, Megan, we're on your team completely here. We think you should pursue this. If it makes you feel good. If he makes you feel good, then go to town. What about, like, my family? Like, I'm close to them to you, so that makes it difficult. Of course it is, but I think they have to understand and love you the same way you're understanding and loving them. You're listening, but you also need to explain to them why you feel the way that you do. They have some decisions to make. But they're not running your life. You're running your life. They're walking alongside

of you, but they're not running you. So this is a you thing. You're a big girl. You're 30. Let's go. Okay. That's the kick in the pants you needed today. Unless, of course, there's some reason we don't know about. Listen, if he's, you know, if he has to turn his porch light off at Halloween, if you know what I'm saying, so kids don't come to his door.

That's an issue. However, if he's a good dude and he has a history that you're fine with, go let it rip. Yeah, but just honest communication with your parents and your family is what you need to do right now and tell them how it makes you feel. They will understand if they love you, Megan. And call us back in a week or two weeks after you have this conversation, okay?

Yeah, actually, we are going to you and dinner with my brother. Let them know then. Let them know. Call us back. All right. Thank you, Megan. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No. 2. 30-second skinny. Trisha Yearwood has received the all-clear from

doctors after testing positive for COVID. She described what her experience was like. I feel very lucky that my experience was considered a mild case, but I did have a lot of symptoms. And so just making myself really rest and take it easy and let my body do what it needed to do, I think has been the hardest part and just wanting to get back to being busy. Tyler Hubbard is teaming up with TikTok star Lathen Warwick for a new song. Their collaboration is called My Way and will drop this Friday. Maryne Morris is in the process of making her next album.

I don't feel rushed to make album three, but I'm really enjoying just kind of finding the footing of where it's going. This is like the best part. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. There's a pair of young siblings in Michigan, Elizabeth 14, and her younger brother, Aiden, who's 12. And they're doing Zoom classes, and they say, all right, here's your assignment.

And you've got to go outside. It's your PE class and go for a jog for about two miles. So they go, hit the side of the road and start jogging. Aidan starts picking up trash that he sees. There's a bag of chips. He's like, this is kind of heavy. He looks in it. A thousand dollars.

Oh, wow. In the bag of chips. Oh, that's like drug money. Wow. So then Aiden goes, well, what do we do with this? And then the sister's like, look, we got to go back, take it to mom and dad. They'll figure it out. Mom and dad call the cops.

Cops come and get it. Like, uh-huh. We see the serial numbers. We know what this is. It was part of a bank robbery just a few days before. The guy got caught. He dumped some cash as he was driving down the road, and they found it. Eight years old.

Eight years old. I'm a little torn on this. No, he was 12. He was 12. But I'm a little torn on this because it's just like, can you find cash? I know. What do you do? What was his reward?

No reward. Thank you. Thank you for being a great citizen. I don't know. I like a little reward. You call me like an ice cream coupon. What reward did you get when you turned in some cash? Well, I got a hat

Don't get me started Because I will talk about this story That's why I brought it up I was at the ATM Augusta wind blows all this cash out I'm behind him I pick up all the money And I don't need a reward

I take it in and go This guy, maybe as a woman Just all this cash just blew out All of it And I just gathered it all I want you to give it back to her Because she had come in complaining That she went ran the ATM

And nothing came out She was like I just did my card No money came out And they were like No it looks like it did So she had a huff and puff and she left But I picked up all the money I didn't know this until I went in

And they were like Citizen, Mr. Citizen You did a great job and a great deed Come back Monday And we're going to get you a reward I was like wow This is like Friday I'm in Arkadelphia Arkansas

Hey what are you thinking? I'm like they're going to send me to Fiji Maybe a new car I'm probably going to be on the news I'm going to get one of those big checks I don't even know it for And every hour that weekend My mind just continued to go

Oh man they're going to name the city after me. It just kept getting bigger and bigger. And I got there and they gave me like 10% off with the catfish barn and a hat. And that was it. And that was okay. If they were just giving me that immediately,

instead of going, we got a big whole surprise for you. You're going to love this reward. Well, yeah, the sheriff's office just gave them a big thank you. But at least he gave it to them quick, right? Yeah, yeah, they didn't make them wait for a few days. I'm okay with that.

Good for that kid. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobid Bone Show. Bonehead. Hurry up the day. This story comes to us from Wubbock. County, Texas. A man

was at a BMW dealership and they gave him a loaner car because his car was in the shop. He was test driving it. He drove to the bank, walked up to the teller, said, give me money or you will die. Then he took that money back to the dealership and tried to buy the BMW. I mean, it was a

system he had. At least he got himself a ride to the bank. He did have a plan. We're making all these. Wow. Wow. I mean, that's pretty bold. He didn't try to just run off with the car either. He did try to pay for the car. Like, does he at the end of the Brady bunch when they admitted they did something wrong. Oh, the punishment wasn't as bad.

It was a little less. But like, which came first? I wonder if he got in the BNW and he didn't know if he could afford it, but he really enjoyed the test drive. So he was like, I guess I better figure out the money. Or if before he got in the car, he knew he was going to go get the money. Well, I'm sure. But I mean.

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I will play you a guitar solo from a famous 90s country song. All you have to do is name the song. We're going right to a decade here. Here we go. For example. You know that one? My Maria. Yeah.

That'd be My Maria. To be fair, that guitar solo sounded like Mammaree. Will you hit that solo again? I mean, it's right on the melody. It's like the guitar singing it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So if you miss it, you are eliminated. Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, here we go.

Guitar solo from the 90s, number one. Amy's in? Do you know this one? I don't know. I think I do, but I don't know if we all get it wrong, do we start over? No, I got it. 100%. Lunchbox, do you know it?

Yeah. What is it? Crawl. No. Eddie. Summertime Blues. Amy? Summertime Blues. Summertime blues. Woo! What I'm going to do because there ain't no cure for the summertime blues.

Why did you think you were wrong? Because it could have been watermelon crawl. I know. Oh, I never thought. That's what I thought. I never thought it was Watermelon Crawl because I have the answer for them. Yeah. Well, yeah. Good for you. All right. Love Faris is out. Next up, from 1997, named this guitar solo. Amy? Carrying your love with me. Eddie?

Carrying your love with me I'm carrying your love West Virginia down to Tennessee Towards the end there You can definitely hear the melody Alright next up From the same year in 1997 Name this 90s guitar solo

Amy Man I feel like a woman Eddie? Man I feel like a woman Yeah we're gonna go a little harder Time to level up Name this guitar solo Boy she was going

Woooo in the song Some of hers are so similar It could have been anything 1993. I don't know that both of you will get this one. Good luck. I'm in. Here she goes.

She's doing her thing. I'm in. Oh, wow. You have it? What do you have? This is my jam. Back in junior high. She don't know she's beautiful.

Eddie? She's good. She don't know she's beautiful. Nice job, you too. Oh, she's beautiful. Never crossed her mind. That was jam. But, um,

In time I told her soul. All right, next up, 1997 named this guitar solo. Eddie and Amy have pulled off their headphones. They're singing it to themselves with no headphones on. Eddies are back on. He must have it. I'm in. What's the strategy?

You pull your headphones off so you can sing it? So you can sing the melody, yes. That's a strategy. Well, you both slam your headphones off your head. Here you go, Amy. He's in? Okay. Just to be, but I do anything that I wanted.

me too when all is said and done I never count the cause is all that's lost Just to see her smile? Is that the name of a song? I need you to write your answer down Just to see her smile Smile

I never count the cause It's worth all that's lost That's not the right line That's not it, because it's just to see her smiles in the beginning. Just to see her smile. I never count the cone. It's worth all that's lost. Okay, I don't know.

Okay, Amy, I need an answer from you? Just to see her smile. Your answer is? That's just to see her smile. Just to see her smile. Just to see. Incorrect. Oh, boo.

Eddie? Just to see you smile. Oh. Just to see you smile. Eddie, you win. Tim McGraw on 1997. By a word, Amy, by a word. I have a lot of lyrics in there wrong.

He said, I'll never count the cards. Because it's worth all that's lost. Does that mean make sense? I don't know. I don't know what lyrics are. Tim doesn't know what he's on about. Classic Tim. Eddie, you are the winner.

Nice job, buddy. There he is. Come on. Dang it. You had it. I know. He came and played that in here one day. I would have bet money on that.

You would have? Well, that it was her, just to see her smile. Did she say that anywhere in the song? I don't know, Amy. Don't think so. Sorry, buddy. Scoobie Steve is our executive producer. Hey, Scoba, why were you in a police uniform on Twitter?

I was an extra in a TV show for ABC a couple years ago when I was in LA. Called what? It was called Notorious. Did they pay you for this? Yes. So when I first moved to Hollywood, I was working for Dr. Phil. and my aspiring career at the time was to get into acting. And I figured the easiest way to get into that is put your foot in the door.

Do extra, some background work. Did your foot get in the door? Well, it did, and then I got the job with Seacrest, and it came to a halt because my schedule became completely filled from beginning to end. So I didn't have time to get back into it. So what you went, how did you get this job as a police officer? So there's a thing called central casting. It's basically like the go-to spot you go to when you first moved to Hollywood.

As you go there, you wait in line for eight hours, you take your photo, you answer a bunch of questions, and then they put you out on the scene, and they call you whenever there's an opening for extra work for movies or television shows. And what did that role pay you? That role paid me. I think it was $120. And what did you do all day?

It was a night shot in downtown L.A., so all I had to do was sit in a chair for a couple hours, and it was my turn to get up. I walked back and forth in front of the main character on scene as like a background police officer. And it was the season finale and series finale of that show. Did they use the scene in the show? They did, yeah, because I remember watching it going, like, I got to see myself, and I, like,

freeze-framed it and did a slow-mo on it, and you could see me walking back and forth and see my face clear as day. Were you in the credits? No, it was not in the credits, I don't think so. They didn't put you in the credits? No, they didn't put me in the credits, no. Did you have any other acting roles? I was in another one with that TV show Scream.

I think it was about a couple years ago, and, uh, Jimmy Lee Curtis was the main actress in it, and I was in a scene sitting behind her and some sort of, like, where she's, like, talking to student classroom. So you were an extra in that scene too. Yes, yeah. Did you ever get any work with actual dialogue? No, and that was the long-term goal before I got back into radio, was to pursue this and then eventually slowly build my way up into Hollywood. Do you think you're a better actor than Lunchbox? Oh, a thousand percent better. There we go. I heard his video. I don't mean to be mean, but it was pretty bad. And I'm not saying I'm good either. I'm not the best, but I know I'm better than that. I went to Groundlings. I took Groundlings class as well as

improv actor and all that. So yeah, I'm better than he is. I mean, this is what's easy. You talk a big game. Oh, I'm so good. You got to insatiate words when you're acting, by the way. Not necessarily. Some people don't. Sometimes you need a mumbler.

I mean, you never know what the role calls for. I mean, you've had as much acting as I have. I mean, I was in Friday night lights. And I actually had a line in Friday night lights. But what happened to your line? No, but you didn't. They cut. They voiced your body, but they put someone's voice over you.

That's the worst. Yeah. But, I mean, I had a roll. Like, I'm boom, boom, right there. in the spotlight. And that was before I took acting classes. Scoot had already taken acting classes. He's still just a cop walking back and forth.

But it was cop first than acting second. Acting class is second. And did you pay for classes? Yeah. So Groundlings is a very famous theater in L.A. were like, Will Ferrell, Jimmy Fowen, all these big-time comedic actors would go to the school. They teach you everything from top to bottom.

Then you go out on stage and perform and then hopefully you get picked up. Like the minor leagues of baseball. Would you guys do an I-quit match against each other? whomever loses has to quit acting forever? Yeah, I'll do it. No, because I don't know who's voting, and I don't trust the voting process. Scoob asked someone who's lived in Los Angeles

and had acting experience there, and what do you think Lunchbox needs to do to make it as an actor? I think a lot of classes and breaking himself from himself. Like, he's too much him, and he's just too rigid. He's not relaxed.

He doesn't seem believable. I'm just being, you want to know, this comes from a guy that watching up and back and forth as a cop. I mean, and we're telling me how to act. That was the beginning. If I would have pursued it, I would be on the screen right now. I know I would have been. Or behind the scenes working as a director.

I was close to you. I was in Hollywood. And if I already gone to medical school, I'd be a doctor right now. So there you go. That's true. Well, Woody, though. Well, it's good, but that's pretty cool. Thank you. All right. Well, when's your next acting class?

It'll be next week. And what are you studying? Parks and Rec. Are you sure this person? is not just taking your money. What you mean? You're studying Parks and Rec? Yeah, I'm going to do a table read for Parks and Rec. What's the goal in this class if you finish the class? What happens?

Well, hopefully eventually we're going to do it in person. But right now with COVID, it's all just kind of getting to know our different styles and they're putting us in different roles. In two weeks, I get to be in Dawson's Creek. No, but I'm saying like, at the end of the class, at the end of the class, what happens? Hopefully I get elevated, you know, some critique and then I move up to the higher level in class. Like, you know, they leave the bad ones behind They move the good ones up That's what I'm hoping

Are you sure they don't just move the ones up That'll pay again? No, I don't know about that No, he's right because like in Groundlings You have to pass certain classes To get the next level So yeah, if you pass, if you pass When will you find out if you passed?

I ain't a couple months Like at the end of April or May It's like a three month thing You do these acting and then boom You got to move to Hollywood to pursue acting No, not necessarily They film TV shows everywhere man Okay

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Here's Amy's pile of stories. So this mom in Pennsylvania wanted to get her daughter's rivals all. their traveling cheer team. So what'd she do? What any rational mama do? She made deep fake photos and videos of those girls drinking, vaping, and with no clothes on,

and then she sent the pictures and videos to the coaches. Yeah, and, you know, she had to have some great technical skills to be able to do this. Like, you have to know how to make a deep fake. And so this mom used those skills and it made it look like the girls

were the partying girls. You know what deep fake is? Yeah, like just, I guess, like a fake thing. I don't know, what is it? It's like if someone, they could take, Tom Cruise has them on TikTok, right? I've seen him. So it's not really Tom Cruise.

It looks just like them. But it's just like them. His mouth moves just like them. They take thousands of images of the people's faces and they can make it move in every direction and look like a real person. It's really scary. And they will be making them in the next few years and people will be believing that they're real. From politicians and all kinds.

Oh my gosh. It's going to be the worst. But I can't believe that mom did that for her. Now, I'd be humiliated if I was a lot. daughter. Oh, for sure. They said the daughter didn't know this was happening. But imagine her having to go back to school now after this is a national news story. Yeah. Well, the coaches and the parents called the police once they figured out everything was fake. And for any other parents considering this, just know that it's not going to go over well. You'll get arrested as she

was for cyber harassment of a child and other charges as well. You forget she was harassing kids. Yes. Aside from just making deepfakes of people, she was making deepfakes of kids. All right, what else? So Kelsey Ballerini made sure she got a tattoo before she was famous because she wanted people to know who she really is. She said she's never shared this story before, but she's in this month's Shape magazine. And when they were talking about her tattoo, she said, I got it before my first photo shoot before my song came out because I didn't want the song if it did well for me to be out there and be known a little bit more. And then get a tattoo and people think, oh no, she's going off the rail. she's getting a tattoo.

She's like, no, I wanted a tattoo before I got famous. So that's why she decided to get it the night before a photo shoot. What's the tattoo? It's the phrase, how sweet the sound. And it's tattooed on her left forearm near her wrist. Okay. So there was a man at Chick-fil-A who was waiting for his food, and he realized that there was a guy in the parking lot getting chased by police.

So he did some quick thinking and opened his car door and hit the guy and made him fall to the ground. And they were able to get the suspects. Isn't that crazy? So the guy's running and he just comes his door? Yeah, it's kind of the thing you see. Exactly. On a movie. I don't know that I would have done that because then my door's open. I'm vulnerable to him jumping in the car after he gets knocked down.

Yeah, well. They got the guy? It worked out. And that guy was like, I guess, wanted for stealing a car or something. You're just trying to get your chick-fil-A and you become a hero. Okay. Yep. I'm Amy. That's my pile.

That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home, it's something good. Eight-year-old Tino was playing in his room and his sister was in her room. And then all of a sudden, it was real quiet. And he's like, where'd she go? And he goes out in the backyard and she's floating in the pool.

So he screams for mom. Mom jumps in the pool, gets her out. And Tino goes and grabs the call, the phone. 911. Hey, here's my address. You need to get here immediately. They saved his sister. Wow.

Surprise. They got there fast enough too. Fast enough. So shout out to this kid. Who's how old? Eight years old. His name is Tino Conboy. And he said, 911, here's my address.

And he said, I need you here immediately. Tino. What a cool name. What's his whole name again? Tino Conboy. I thought it was Cowboy at first when I first read it. It's Tino Conboy. That's awesome.

That's a good story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. I think with this wedding sometimes, Caitlin wants to just kill me. Like, we sent out our save the dates and people get them. Did you get yours? Yes, I did. It's awesome.

Pretty cool, huh? Yeah, no, it was great. Can you believe that? Involve was legit. You pay people to write fancy? Couldn't believe it. We paid a woman to write fancy on these envelopes. Crazy.

And so we sent out to save the dates and then we sent one to ourselves to know when people would start to get them. We also wanted to see what the experience was like. So we opened it. I'll be honest. I was like, let's have one set us. So we pull it out and it's a black envelope and it's got the writing on it and fancy like silver cursive or white cursive. Pull it out and it's a picture of us. It's cute and stuff.

And then we go back in the house and she was like, so you feel like you invite you? I was like, well, and so I listed three people that I forgot to put down. She's like, oh, we did, why didn't we know that? I was like, I just wanted it thinking. And she was bringing them up. She goes, what about this person? And I was like, oh, yeah, I forgot to invite them. Oh, no.

So are you adding them? Yeah, because I should. So now, I'm just forgetting to invite people. Yeah. If someone gets to save the date. They won't get a save the date. They'll just get an invitation. Okay. I don't think people know they missed out on the save the date.

When they get the invitation, they'll think that was just the, invite. Or until now they're listening. Well, that was right. But it was three different people. And so she's like, what? How did you know? You should have known? And I was like, I know. My bad. I'm sorry. But that's what we're going through now. It's mostly just me being an idiot with this stuff.

But we're getting closer. Summertime. Summertime wedding time. Oh yeah, Eddie pulled me aside the other day. I was like, hey. For real, though, what are we going to do about this bachelor party? Like, serious, serious. Hey, like, I know we're joking about it on the air, but what are we going to do? Yeah, so what is the plan? There was no answer. I was like, yeah, give me some time.

Yeah. It's not what? We're going to meet again in a couple days. Yeah, have your people call my people. Sure, we'll figure it out. And by that, I mean, just come over. Let's get over to Amy with the morning corny. The morning corny.

What do you get if you mix alcohol with literature? What do you get when you mix alcohol with literature? Tequila mockingbird. Tequila mockingbird. That's pretty funny. That was the morning corny. The kids aren't going to get a. big laugh out of that one.

Probably not. But tequila mockingbird, like, tequila. Like, eighth grade on, you know like that joke. Or next time you're at the bar? Yeah, probably not then. Oh, you can't use that as like a, if you were hitting on a girl. Ah. Tell her that joke.

No, do a. Oh. Okay. Okay. Got an email here from a 10-year-old. And I respect it because this kid's reaching out. It seems like a responsible 10-year-old. So let's open up the mailbag.

Bobby's Man. Hey Bobby Bones, I am 10. And I have recently asked my mom if I can take my phone to school. I said, I'll leave it in the car when I get out to go in. She says, no, because I'm not responsible enough. I would like your opinion on this. Thank you, Adrian. Easy, Bones.

Well, here's what I think, first of all, I'm trying to figure this email out exactly. What I think is he wants to take the phone on the ride to school, then leave it in the car as he goes into school, right? Yeah, sounds like what you're saying. I said I will leave it in the car when I get out to go in. Okay, that's what he's saying. Yeah, so I don't know what that has to do with his responsibility. I think it's cool. He emailed us, though.

Yeah. Probably from the phone. And honestly, we don't know how responsible he is. Adrian, I'm going to say this, bud. I know it stinks sometimes. I've listened to your mom. And I know it's hard to hear. But she does know more than you.

She really does. I know you think you know at all. When I was 10, I thought that I had the world figured out. So what I'm going to say, Adrian, is one, you should listen to your mom on this. And two, maybe you can say to her, and heck, maybe you're listening right now. You can say, Mom, what can I do to build up credit so I could do it one day a week? Like, what can I do around the house? What kind of grades can I make so that you will trust me to ride to school with the phone?

I think she'd probably make a deal with you that way. But you have to listen to your mom. Don't you like it when your kids, present you options? Yes, I think it's good. My daughter's done the same thing. Like, for school drop off and pickup, she likes to have her tablet with her, but we also like to talk with her during that time. That's the time where you've got your kids in the car with you, and you can have certain conversations that otherwise you'd miss out on. So we compromised on, like my kids can have electronics. We go every, like they build a day for the week. Like it'll be,

we listen to a book on tape that maybe they have to read for school. Or then the next day, it's like electronics, they can play on their tablet. Then the next day it's we talk about all kinds of things. So what's wrong with that? That day sounds terrible for kids. No, talking day is a good day. I love talking day. I know you do.

But my kids are the ones that came up with that compromise. Eddie? Yeah. What do you suggest? Yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm with you, bones. I mean, that's the perfect, perfect advice. Mom knows what's up.

Mom and dad, they know more than you think they know. And at the same time, hey, building that confidence and that trust is huge. So as long as your mom's will, willing to try out like, give me a week. Let me show you that I can do it this week. I think he'll change his mom's idea of it. All right, Adrian, listen to your mom. But go to her and present options.

Say, hey, if I can manage this, get this grade, we let me do it one day a week. And I think she'll listen. That's just what I think. Offer her a talk day. Oh, man. If you want to email the show, no matter your age, Morgan, what do they do?

Mailbag at bobbybones.com. All right, close it up. And that was Bobby's MailBet. Okay, tell me what you saw. Well, it's an emergency SOS hack. If you have an iPhone, the little button on the side. Which side? Not the volumes.

Not the volume, the big button that you would power on, power off. If you hit it five times in a row, it'll... Beetle juice shows up. Hey, what's up, guys? Shows up out of nowhere. If you do that, it calls emergency services, and it'll also send a text to your selected emergency contacts, and it'll alert them of your location.

But it'll count down to three before it does that in case you accidentally press it five times. So if you just go one, two, three, four. But then what? Does it make a noise or anything? Yes, really loud alarm, but after three seconds. After. So if you're in danger, you do this.

Let me do it? No, yeah, no, yeah, no yet, no yet. Okay. I'm in danger. No. But you're not, though. Okay. You push it five times.

Then what happens? No, not yet, not yet. I'm asking you questions. Okay, so you should. You press it five times. Then it goes three, two, one. At one, it sounds a crazy alarm. Okay.

Letting people around you know you're in danger. It also contacts emergency services for you. They know your location because it got your phone. Like 911. I don't know. No, then don't do it, Amy. No, it'll count down to three. But when will we start making the e-woo?

At the third second. Because I want to hear the sound. Yeah, me too. We can't do that because then it'll have alerted people to come help you. Also. But if it's a test, for people to hear, you're not going to get in trouble. That's what you say. You got fine a million dollars

because of some test. Hey, Scova Steve, let me ask you about this. Should we go through with this or no? I think that because this isn't FCC related, I think we should try it out and hit cancel. And if they call you to say, hey, I'm sorry, it was an accident. I didn't know. Because who knows about that hack?

Nobody, I feel like. Yeah, I had no idea. And I've had an iPhone for how long, and I don't know when they... I say do it. Let's just do it. Okay. Okay. Bob Pittman.

Scoo and Steve told me to do it, president of IR Radio. All right. And then Bob Pittman and Bobby told me to do it. No. Okay. Are you ready? Yeah. Okay.

We're going to hit it five times. Count out loud. Okay. One, two, three, four, five. Okay. What's your phone doing? Nothing happened. It turned off, Amy.

Hold on. Do it five quick. One, two, three, four, five. There. Oh. It called. That's what it happens. No, no, no, no.

Tell them you were just joking. Be like, JK, Jay, J.K., that's what it did. So, there you go. It called number one? Now we know. That's what it did. Now we know it goes,

and then at the count of three, it immediately started dialing 911. And then also, my sister and my husband are probably about to get text messages with my location because I added them as my emergency contacts. We'll see what happens. Oh, gosh. Enter it.

Enter it. No, no, no. They said hello. Enter all time. Hello. Hello, police department. Yes, this is the police department. I have to hang up.

No. No. No. You have to tell them it. Amy, you had to tell them that. No, they're calling. Say it. They're calling.

You can tell us an accident. Say it was an accident. Somebody said. Hey, I'm sorry, that was the accident. I was testing out a new feature on the phone, and I'm sorry. Okay, sorry. I got nervous. Okay, thank you.

Okay, thank you. Bye. Thank you. Wow. How did you hang up? All you had to do is say. Wait, now I have to end it again. Oh.

Stop. Stop notifying. So that's a good thing to know. If, like, say your attacker gets your phone from you, it's going to keep calling 911 until you cancel it. But even the attacker knows, oh, accident. That's an accident. Yeah. Oh, my gosh. No, no.

That's when you say, no, it's not in the background. Crazy. Maybe they, I'm sweating. Why? All you had to do is say was an accident. Because I got a nerve. You freaked out under pressure. Because this is against the law.

What's a game on the line? You had to freak the line? I don't want you up. Oh, my gosh. You can get arrested for misuse of 911. We didn't misuse it. We were showing our listeners what to do. Stop waving your face like you're in trouble.

That was scary, man. My heart is, I hot. Hot. I hot. When Amy hung up on 911, everyone in the room goes, no. Okay, okay, okay. It's the worst thing you could have done. Okay, guys.

Her husband kicks a door in now, like, what's wrong? So, whew, I'm dizzy. But now we know it works. That's awesome. Calmly, what people do if they're in trouble is, You got to press it fast. Five times. We learned five times. Boom, boom, boom, boom.

Because when I did five kind of, uh, fast, it didn't work. But five like you're in trouble, family. And then it goes, boom, boom, boo. And then I call 911. No, you do it. And then I hang up on them again. They're like, okay, something's happening over there. I know.

Okay. Amy's not fanning yourself. You didn't almost go to jail. Amy's acting like she just committed a crime and got away with it. A good thing, yes, she was. But sometimes 911 will be like, I'm sorry, no matter what, We got to send officers out.

We see a squad busting. Can you imagine? Okay, Amy, great job. Thank you for sharing that with us. Welcome. The more you know. The more you know. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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I'm going to play you a song from the 90s. Just named the massive country hit. Amy, lunchbox, Eddie, are you ready? By the way, this is My Maria. Yeah, this is an example. So you got that one pretty easy this morning. Yeah. Okay?

All right, name this one from 1992. I'm in. Y'all have your heads down. You missed a big hint. You missed a big hint. Big one. It's a visual hint from me. Lunchbox?

Johnny Be Good. Incorrect. Amy. Well, it does sound a lot like Roll over Beethoven or something. Which would have been the same artist as Johnny B. Very. Yeah. Oh.

Yeah. But it's not. It's a 90s country song. Okay. I don't know. I just went Papa Love Mama. No. Eddie?

It's going to be a quick one. T-R-O-U-B-L-A. That's it. Dad, you did the... You danced to this. You did a little dancing movie. I'm dancing from the stars. My first dance was this.

Eddie, you went again. All right, that was easy. Let's go again. All right, three games. All right, see if you can name this guitar solo from 1993. Wow. You guys just played a points on this one. No one's kicked out.

Eddie, you didn't win the last time. Oh, I didn't. You just up one zero. It's one zero. Yeah. It's me again. It's me again. What does he say there?

It's me again. Is that what he says? No, it's not. He says something like that. I know. Five seconds. Everybody in? Yeah.

In. All right, lunch, watch, what do you have? Toby's daughter. That's me again. Amy? Should have been a cowboy. I should have been a cowboy. That drums.

Woo. I should have learned to road a ride. Okay, 1996 is the next song. Name the guitar solo from this one. Amy's in quick on this one. Is that it, Ray? That's the whole clip.

Wow. Eddie, you have that one? I'm in. Go ahead. That's strawberry wine. Amy? Strawberry wine. Yeah, lunchbox.

Strawberry wine. All right, two left. 1992. I think you guys will struggle with this one. That's a tough one. I need more. Lunchbox, what do you have? I swear.

Amy? I don't know. That's incorrect. Boots. Eddie? I'm in a hurry. I'm in a hurry to get things to know why. Rush and rush until life's no fun.

All I really got to do is live and die. But I'm in a hurry and don't know why. Don't know why. That's it. That's a jam. So good. They don't make them like that anymore. They sure don't.

They don't. I wasn't even hearing the song. We were just all screaming over the top of it. 65.4.2. All right. One more. See if you can name this one, 1991. Oh, that right there, she gave it to you. That piano part.

That's it. Amy, what do you have? She followed Johnny. She's in love with the boy. Nice job. Did you get it just then? Eddie? She's in love with the boy. She's in love with the boy. There's all right.

Eddie, you do win. Yeah. What a day. What a day. You're pretty tough to beat at music games. I know, man. I was thinking there, like, maybe I should lose one or two in there. You do lose whenever I jump in.

Let's not forget. Hey. Yeah, but don't jump in, though. Don't slap the hornet's nest. We're good, though. We're good. He's like, we're cool, right? No, no, we're cool, right?

We're cool. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. An Army veteran and a service dog now have a home of their own. and they are ready for a fresh start. James Rutland grew up in the area and spent 12 years serving in the military,

but when he got out, he struggled with depression, suicidal thoughts. He got help from Canines for Warriors, an organization dedicated to preventing veteran suicide and helping those who battle PTSD. Now, he believes in the program so much that he's become a warrior trainer for them so he can help fellow vets in need as well.

And he can thank the group for his new home as well. Knines for Warriors has partnered with JWB Realty to donate the house. So now he, his first, Fiance and his service dog Duncan are looking forward to building their lives together. Here's a clip of Rutland talking about this house. He said someone has given me this amazing, this free home. It's a home. It's not a room. It's not a place to stay. It's a home, a place to start a life.

So shout out to this group. Shout out to James Rutland for serving the country. And then everybody who helped make this possible. That's who our dogs are with. Canines for Warriors, our Pimp and Joy Dogs. That's right. Everybody on the show. You're right. We all, what we did as a show. We raised money because these dogs are expensive. They're like $20,000 because you've got to train them. Yes.

And so we bought a bunch of dogs, we meaning this show and the B team, and we were able to give them out to the men or women who served our country. And they are with this group. And they're named. And they're all named after us. Yeah. That's great. A couple of them didn't make it through the first round.

Like they were too talkative or like had ADD couldn't pay attention. Eddie number one didn't make it. No, for sure. I think Bobby and Amy had some hiccups, the cute little dogs. But I mean, it's cool to see them finally graduate. Yeah. Well, there you go. That's what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. What's happening, friends? Hit us up if you want. 877-77 Bobby. Let's do the news. Bobby's Big. Story. Police said a woman,

pretending to be a licensed plastic surgeon in Dural, Florida was arrested after a man said his face was disfigured as a result of a nose job that she administered. Boy, how brave do you have to be to fake as a plastic surgeon? It makes me think of that doctor that would do back surgeries on people, doctor death or something? It's crazy. She was in the middle of performing another procedure on a different patient on Thursday

when detectives got to the office and arrested her mid-surgery. Well, then what happened to that person just sitting there? Crazy. Because maybe she does good jobs on some people. and that person got a half-built nose. Dang. Dang. On February 15th, 2020, one of our former patients got rhinoplasty surgery, which is the nose.

But over the next few months, the patient said he saw that his nose was not healing correctly. He met with the doctor again to repeat the surgery. It happened again. It didn't heal well. It started to be deformed. So he called and asked for her medical license number, but she would not give it. So the patient called law enforcement, and then that's when they jumped in and realized she was not a real life. life surgeon.

That is crazy. She had to have some sort of semi-training, right? You don't just hop in naked. You've got to, like, fail to class, have done it a little bit, done it on animals. I don't know, you just don't jump in with no experience at all and go, let me just see what happens.

They got YouTube videos on any of that stuff? Probably. You know, now that you talk. That's a crazy story. All right, more in the news. Bobby's other story. The Grammy's ratings were terrible. That's pretty much the story.

Award shows just are not going to be as good number-wise as they used to be because nothing is. But yeah, the Grammy Awards were terrible. Did you watch it? No. No, I didn't either. I watched some clips of it back. Mike D and I did a whole emergency podcast on the Grammys, on the Bobbycast because it's a music show. But he watched it all.

A lot of the performances were recorded, and he liked that part of it because they looked like movies. I was like, music video. I can watch music video anyway. But it did not do well. And those numbers are also counting the live streaming. Wow. Okay. It's just a different world we're in.

I think a streaming partner should pick it up and give us the country Grammys. And we watch all the performances, the country Grammys, the awards. And then if we want to dibble dabble over and some of the other pop stuff, we can. But if you want to watch the hip-hop Grammys, that's a different show. So it's an hour long built exactly with what you would want. You can still see all the awards. That would be kind of the dream gig. And also the Grammys aren't really real.

I mean, they are once you get it. But the whole voting process is a little suss. Suss. Here we go. Doctors in Michigan are under investigation after Instagram photos surfaced. And it shows them playing guest-to-weight with organs they just removed from patients. That sounds like something that we would do if we were doctors. We're not doctors.

Well, I know, but I'm just saying, if we were and we all happened to be in the operating room together, Bobby be like, 100 bucks. I'll bet you that. Eddie, get that heart. Here's the thing. You got to make sure there's no phone. anywhere. Wait, but so I get that that's probably not okay, but is it really bad?

Doctors in Michigan are under investigation after posting Instagram snaps of themselves playing a Price is Right type game in which they tried to guess the weight of organs they had just freshly sliced out of their patients. According to the New York Times, the docs are medical residents employed by Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids.

One of their Instagram posts, which, why are you posting this on Instagram? You should be, even if it's not, illegal, it's obviously going to be looked at in a way of people going should you be doing that? But again I've got to ask, like I guess is it that bad? I don't know, but I'm

saying it doesn't have to be against the rules to be dumb. Yeah, and you'd think surgeons would be smart. Put that on the dark web Instagram. So they're possibly in trouble. Quote, we were shocked and dismayed

when we learned that surgical images were posted on Instagram account not connected to spectrum health, and maybe that's part of it. Oh, yeah. People's bodies on Instagram without permission of it. Without permission for it. None of the doctors have been identified. That would be funny.

I mean, we totally play that game. Yeah, yeah, I'm not too good for the game. I just don't think a doctor should be doing that on. Heck, do it. Not on Instagram. You guys can bet, you know, like a little, have a little pool. Yeah, just don't record it. All right, everybody put a dollar in.

All right, that pancreas. All right, that's your news. You know, yesterday, Nico Moon came by my house. You know, Nico Moon? I just ate it for a good time. Even if it takes all night. Of course. So good.

So he came over and we talked for like 45 minutes. It'll be on Friday's Bobbycast. Cool dude? Love the guy. He seemed super cool when he came in. Like, just his vibe, his energy. He wears it. So happy.

Right? Covered in tattoos. You know, he grew up in a really small, town in Georgia. So he's super country, but also grew up right when hip hop was just exploding. So he's got like a little bit of that in him too. And he brought his wife with them. And so she's sitting in the chair. We're at my house. She's sitting in the chair and he's sitting at the table. And we're talking about good time a little bit. And she wrote it with him. I had no idea. They didn't even say that. But she wrote it with them and I was like, come up to the microphone.

So here they are talking about celebrating their number one together. We've been able to celebrate it together. It's my first number one as a songwriter. So it's been a really exciting week at the Moon House for sure. I'm super proud of her because now like everybody gets to find out how amazing of a songwriter she is. I mean, that's the main thing that really impressed me about her when we first met was, you know, we were hanging out the first time around a guitar and I said, just playing me some stuff that you wrote because I knew she was an artist. And I mean, I was just floored. Ridiculous songwriter. And so we've always had that mutual respect with each other. And now like, I feel like everyone's going to get to find out about that. So that'll be up Friday. This week's Bobbycast on Friday.

you can subscribe to the Bobbycast on Friday morning it'll just pop up there but cool dude like you just want to hang around the guy and then he also changed his name to Moon officially like eight years ago oh it's not his real last name

I was like what's up with Moon because she was like the Moon household I was like you guys his real name's Moon I was like because my real last name's not bones and they were like yeah I changed it like eight years ago wow and so I don't know what his last name was probably like Herbeckowitz Johnston Wilson

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I'm doing a selfie video. And let me be be a phone up. It's really recording her. And let me be honest, as far as our wedding planning is going, I hadn't done a whole lot. Occasionally, I lend my ear, but I haven't done much. And so when I start doing this video, I'm acting like I'm an expert in wedding planning. And you hear her in the background. Here you go. It's actually infuriating to me. Stop laughing. For someone who won't help and then you want to do, make money off of it. Stop laughing. Yeah, freaking right. Hold on. Hold on. No, you haven't planned a thing. You haven't planned a freaking thing. Hey guys. Bobby Jones here. I understand the pain you're going through.

No, he doesn't. He hasn't planned. Stop. Hey guys, this Bobby Gones. I want to help you with wedding planning. No, he doesn't. He literally doesn't know what he's doing. As a guy who has been in charge of parts of his wedding, I would like to share with you what I've learned from this wedding experience. And I think there would be the best wedding planners to go with. That's great.

So she wouldn't let me, she's like, yes, not true! In the background, you hear CCR? Yeah. You guys are jamming, man. Sounds like you got her bar. You're your house. That's awesome. But you can watch that Mr. Bobby Bones.

He's like, I'm not having this. She will not stand by even for me to make a buck, which by the way, this wasn't real. She will not let me lie. That's funny. She's like, we won't do it. It's a good girl right there. You're lying!

So I did that yesterday. I went and got my vaccine yesterday, and I took my doctor's note because medically I was cleared inside of the stage and I just didn't want to get there and be like, Okay, what are you trying to do here? So I had my doctor's note. I go up and I show up and I'm ready.

I get my ID, doctor's note. I got, you know, I brought some extra spit just in case. I got a little blood sample, you know, urine. I got it all in my belt, right? I got everything just in case. And so I get there and I go this way and everybody's walking in and out. It's a good crowd down at the city center going in and out. And I walk to the first place and they go, okay, I'm in A through E, last name.

So I walk up and I sign my little thing. They're like, all right, go on through. You're here. It's ready? Walk around. Go to the next people. All right, you're good. All right.

You're getting the Pfizer shot. Okay, good. Go ahead, next. They never checked a single thing. I sat down. Oh. They went, all right, here you go, buddy. Boop.

Then they said, go sit down 15 minutes. So your neck, you know, in case you have some sort of like swelling or allergic shot. Or allergic. And they were like, okay, 15 minutes. You're not allergic to it. You can go home. They never checked a thing. Wow.

I think they just want people to get it. Yeah. And they didn't check ID. They didn't check my doctor's note. I felt. like everybody was legit, but what do I know? But walked in, walked out, my arm is not even really sore. I had no side effect last night. Cool. So I'm halfway there. I go back April 5th to get my other one. But the crazy thing was when you go in, everybody was so nice. I mean, it's like a party.

You know, you walk in and you're like, hey, I'm here to get my COVID shot. And they're like, who. Hey. Hey. They're like, you are. Come on over, buddy. It's like whenever they're like, you know, I'm going to go pants. That's my answer. Like, good answer. Good answer. answer. They're like, I'm here to get my COVID shot. Yeah, yes you are. Yes, you are. High fives. Everybody was in a good mood.

Like real high fives? No, but like, I could feel in their head. They were high fiving. Big smiles. They were like, congratulations. That's cool. Felt like you won something. So I went in. Yeah, I go back April 7th, maybe. April 5th or April 7th. And then I'm fully vaccinated.

It's great. Yeah, I'm not for a little bit. But I realize now since my dad's moving in with me and I'm a caregiver. Yeah, you can now get it. Can I bump up? There are a lot of ways in one C where we are here, which, by the way, Mississippi's about to go, come one, come all. Oh, okay. So in the next couple of weeks, my prediction is everybody's going to be able to get it.

It's moving way faster than we thought. They're now doing two and three million, maybe four million one of the days. So you're going to be able to get it soon. And you are now a caregiver. Yeah. You also work in media. I didn't see that on the thing. When I was looking at the different sections in the description below, I don't know.

I also didn't see elderly caregiver. I saw, like, if you're a caregiver for a child that is high risk, like, there's a section for you. So I don't know. I guess I'll just show up. I qualify twice for high risk. Because if you and... Me. I have two different...

Oh, spleen and another. Yeah, and other. That's all we're saying right now. Okay. Yeah, I qualify twice for a high risk. Okay. So veterinarians are now able to give the vaccine to humans. So you can just, I can just go to my dog's vet and be like, what up?

They're being given the green light to start administering the coronavirus vaccine. It's already been revealed dentists, but now it looks like vets. They're like, let's go. EMTs, midwives, optometrists, paramedics, physician assistants. Wait, my dentist? Radio personalities? No, stop. Line up, guys.

I got you. My dentist can administer the vaccine? According to this, if they can't, they'll be able to. I think if they've trained at giving shots for any reason whatsoever, which they can't. A lot of dentists like, yeah. Of course. They stick needles in your mouth or they give Botox for your jaw, like TMJ stuff. I don't think that they're giving anyone a needle who isn't trained to have a needle.

But if your job has needle training, I think they consider you trained enough to be. able to give a single shot. I have administered shots before. I have needle training. Great. What do you mean? Well, like, well, when my mom was sick, I had to give her shots right in her belly. I would just close my eyes and go for it because it scared me quite honestly. Did you imagine going to get a COVID vaccine from Amy? She's like, okay, guys, sit down here. Okay, here's what you're going to get. You're going to get the Moderna. Now, let me warn you, I just close my eyes and go for it. There's no telling where this needle's going to go. Yeah. My mom never whimpered or anything. My guy, who I sat down. I sat down.

He was from Washington State, and he goes, okay, I'm going to count to three, and then I'm going to hit you with this. Just so you know what's coming. He pinches my arm, and he goes one and slams it in me. Oh, jerk. Well, on three, I was for sure flinching. If you say something's happening at three, it doesn't matter what it is, and be like, ugh. But he had to say because you know it's coming, like so you know it's coming, then he got you with a one. And you weren't sore at all?

Yeah, that's weird. It's weird. Maybe like Superman or something. Everybody I've talked to is sore. Me too. I have, for the first time this morning, I thought maybe it was, but I don't really feel anything. Maybe this is your superpower. Can you imagine of all the superpowers?

You wake up, like, okay, everybody's got a superpower today. Eddie, you can fly. Yeah. Amy, you can see through walls. Bobby, you can take a shot with no soreness. Wait, what? Sorry, man, that's what you are. This is the worst superpower ever.

So first, let's talk about the segment that we could not get cleared for air. Lunchbox you called and tried to buy what? Tom Cruise's house, the one that's for $40 million. And what was the whole premise of the bit? I used Tom Cruise movie lines and titles of his movies just throughout the phone call, just talking to the guy, trying to, you know, see if he would catch on. And it was just a lot of fun. How did you get to this guy?

So I found the listing on the website and I did some searching, found his phone number, and called him up. And boom, answers. Do you take you seriously? Took me seriously? Very professional, very nice, giving me details. And I was like, my wife and I were looking on last night. and we're trying to get out of the big city, you know,

and she says this is going to be mission impossible, but I'm determined to get this house for her. And I said, I have the need, the need for speed. So I want to close this deal fast. And he's like, okay, yeah, we can do it fast, however you want to do it. And I was like, and I said, it's 40 million. And he goes, yeah, so you're going to show me proof of your financials.

And I said, so what you're saying is, I need to show you the money. And he's like, it's no offense to you. It's not that I don't. He wasn't catching on. No. And he's like, it's not that. I don't trust you or anything. And I said, no, no, no, I totally get it.

So you're saying, show me the money. And he's like, yeah, and I said, no, say it with me. And he goes, show me the money. And he did all that. We did a bunch of Tom Cruise references. And I thought it was so fun. And I said, once we buy this house, I see this house. And it's saying, you complete me.

And that was, and he was like, all, cool. Well, thanks, man. And I said, I'll email you. And he was all cool. And then I guess a few hours later, he started having regrets. And he somehow went on. line found scuba's email and hit up scuba's like hey man

I don't want that played on air Scoba what happened? What'd you see? Yeah so he just wasn't basically he said that it wasn't his part of his business to do this kind of thing and he didn't want to be involved in any way so I had to kind of like walk him off a ledge and talk him into being okay with that we did it but that we're not going to play it on the air

and he was eventually okay he said you guys probably do a cool show but I don't want to be a part of this I was like it's all good I respect it dang yeah but it was funny it was funny it was pretty damn funny Was it? Yeah, that was pretty funny. I like that.

That's how the cookie crumple sometimes, though. You do a good one. It's so good you can't hear it. That was the first part of this segment. The second part is what happened at your kids' daycare. Yeah, he goes to daycare, and we get a message yesterday that a homeless man walked up with a rock and smashed a window. Like, kids are in the room, and he just shattered the glass, and police had to be called and arrest the dude, and they had to get the kids all out of the room.

And luckily, no kids or anybody was hurt, but no. idea why he was trying to break into the daycare, but the kids are all there and the blinds are open and he took a rock and just smashed the window just shattered it. They have no idea why he was trying to do. No idea. Nobody got hurt. No one got hurt. Now there's bored up on the window. He was arrested and man, it's just, it was a scary thing to get the note from the app saying, hey, we had an incident where a note. I don't think they would call everyone. Well, that's a lot of. Wait, how big is this, this daycare? I think, I would have thought they'd called everybody.

Like 10 people, 12 people? Like, yeah, I guess there's like 15 in the classroom. So, I mean, I think it would take a while. So I think it's easier to just send it on that. We had an incident, blah, blah, blah, where a homeless man came and smashed the window out. No one is hurt. Everyone is safe. Did you run up there?

I didn't run up there. I was like, well, everybody's safe. Cool. He's like, I still got to get a nap in. Remember when his kid was sick and he left this kid up there? Didn't they call you? They called me. Well, see, I had a late night the night before.

And they called me. and I knew he wasn't feeling that great. And they were like, he's sick. Can you come get him? But I ignored it because I needed to take my nap. And my wife was at work. She was in a meeting so she couldn't go. But I knew if I could get a 45-minute, hour nap in, maybe two hours.

It wasn't going to make that big a difference. He'd already been to school. So what's the big deal? And they called me like five times. Then I think they called Eddie. Oh, they did. They called my wife. They called you.

They called my wife. And then my wife said, well, you tell lunchboxes. And I'm like, well, he's home. He's not here. He's like, oh, great. So you just ignored the voicemails over and over. I just ignored the calls. Yeah, they would go to voicemail, but I was like, man, I'm sleeping, man.

If I know what you want, you want me to come get him. But if I can just get this hour's sleep, I'll be such a better dad when I go get him. Did you try to justify it by adding that such a better dad? I didn't tell them. I was like, I was like, I'm so sorry. I guess I fell asleep on the couch and I didn't hear the phone ringing. And they were not happy. They're like, you're supposed to get here within 30 minutes of us calling you.

Well, sorry, I was busy. Eddie, I saw you were cooking fish last night. Yeah, not just any fish, the fish you brought me. So what was the dinner? It was a fried halibut, beer battered fried halibut, dude, and it was fantastic. So this is the fish that you caught when you're shooting your Nat Geo show. And it's just amazing. I kept telling everyone, like, guys, this was swimming like less than seven days ago.

What kind of wine do you have with fish last night? What kind of wine do you paired with? Cabernet Savignon. Last night? Yeah, of course. He's not supposed to drink. No, that was last week. You stopped that right now.

I drank the whole week. I did not drink all. All week last week. Has it been a week? Yes. Okay. It has. Okay.

You stopped that right. You tried to test... That was good. He tried to walk you right into it. That was great. But everyone knows, bones. A little red wine with fish.

It's what you do. Saturday the 13th would have been the first day you were allowed to drink. Yes. Okay. So you didn't drink at all? No. You lost the bet last week. Yeah.

Every single time. And it was funny because my wife never asked for margaritas. And last week she's like, I'm craving a margarita. Let's do a margaritas tonight. I'm like, I can't drink this week. Okay. Just checking on you there.

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Some voicemails from last night. This is Mike from Iowa. Hey Bobby. Morning Studio. Just curious if you guys ever considered doing a documentary on everyone or just studio alone kind of day to day. Thank you to have a lot of interest. I did that early on.

We got like 10 views. Mostly it was just me watching it over and over again. I don't think the minutia of this show is that interesting, but maybe one day. Maybe one day. Brooke, here you go, a voicemail from her. Good morning studio. I just finished watching. three documentaries that I've heard you guys recommend on the show, and I really loved all three of them.

I watched three identical strangers, perfect bid, and McMillians. I really loved all three of them, so I was just curious if y'all have any more really good documentary recommendations. Thank you. Love the show. That three identical strangers. That's crazy. I still think about that a lot. You do? It's how their lives turned out. They didn't know they were twins, much less triplets. And you run into them on your college campus. Like, what in the world? Perfect Bid was crazy about prices, right? Did you ever watch that one?

I haven't, no. It's great. I never saw McMillions, but that was a McDonald's one. You guys liked that one, huh? Yeah. Incredible. There is one, I guess I have two queued up in my mind. 90s kid, the punky Brewster.

Just watched it last night. Yeah, you're going to like it. Man, you're going to like it, but guess what? You're going to be really sad. You're going to be sad afterwards. You watched it last night. I did last night. It's funny you bring that up.

I think I got a bite. Yeah, I think I got a bite. It's really good, though. You'll like it. And then the Brittany one, which is now Mike D. He told me on YouTube. Oh, perfect. You can watch it now.

Here's Heather from Louisville, Kentucky. I ordered a Bobby Water through the app. When I pulled in and the lady brought me my drink, she said, here's your Bobby Water. And I was like, you know Bobby Water? And she said, I do, but not everybody who works here does. So Bobby Water has made it to Louisville. And as we were pulling out my eight-year-old son in the back seat, said to me, mom, she really should have said, here's your Caitlin water.

That's right. No, she could have said, here's your Bobby Water, created by Caitlin. A little bit of both. Here's Mark. I love your show. You're funny. You're good. And I love you playing music from Mark Rumlord from Syracuse, New York.

Bye. Thanks, bud. Appreciate that. One more. Here's Matt from Nashville. We need one more of the amazing, the majestic, the magic. that is. A lot of requests for lunchbox to guess waits again.

We're on hiatus with that right now, but when it comes back, it'll be a big season premiere. A lot of adjectives there. Magical. Andy's got a real deep voice. That was James. Amy, what's going on today? Well, it's spring break at my house, so trying to figure out some stuff.

And then I have a walk with some girlfriends, which I don't always get to do. So I'm pumped about that. Is Caitlin on that walk? Yeah, there's like seven people. I've heard about that walk. Seven person walk. A lot of people. People can't.

Keep getting added. What about you? Going to Valdosta, Georgia, tonight, the Children's Advocacy Center's annual Anchored and Hope Benefit Dinner, which I'm hosting, speaking at. So I'll be doing that tonight. So if you're down that area, we'd love to see you.

If you want to help a good cause, that's it. We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, friends. Have a great Tuesday. Bye. Bob and Moe. You can find us on Facebook, too, at Bobby Bone Show. All right, if you have ever dealt with a traditional home security company,

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