The Bobby Bones Show - Bobby Makes A Statement With His CMT Awards Outfit + Trisha Yearwood Stops By

Episode Date: June 6, 2019

Bobby recaps his night at the 2019 CMT Awards, along with why he chose to wear the outfits he did. Trisha Yearwood stops by to World Premiere her new single “Every Girl In This Town.” Also, Crazy Ray the Weather Guy makes a comeback. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bobby Bones post-show pre-show. Hmm. You know, last night was the CMT Awards, and I don't know, I guess you can't look at one comment and make a judgment on my Instagram from it, but some people were like, what are you wearing an idiot? Let me tell you. I don't want to spend money on clothes

Like do you have much TV clothes are so dumb Because you only get to wear them like Once or twice and you're on I spent $9 on my outfit last night I already own the pants There's a card art pants I already own the suspenders

That was a white t-shirt I already own We used Sharpie to write the letters on it The shoes was the only thing that I bought And they weren't even in the shot So I get to wear them again which is amazing Yeah I didn't see your shoes I'd wear them again anyway But they're not like tennis shoes

So everybody can suck it, man All those haters on Instagram Whatever What hater? A lot They're like What are you wearing You look stupid

Oh, those haters One but I was like I also like my look I wanted to be a newsboy A newsie Yeah, that's kind of what you look like What's more? Or Mindi

Nanny Nannu Nannoo A little hybrid of that Those two things Fair I don't care to look The most suited up most expensive looking person. It's just not me.

You've done that. You've done that already. Here's when I did that. Here's the change. And hope this comes off okay. When I was just begging to be accepted and fit in, I overly fit in. I was like, I'm just going to look the best so people will be like, oh, he's, oh, well, he probably shouldn't be.

Everybody looks apart. You know, they always say dress for the job you want. And I was like, just accept me. I'm dressed suit and tie. I'm really putting in. I still put in the effort, but different. Now it's like, I belong. And if I don't screw off anyway, who cares?

Not to them, but to anyone. I'm just like, I'm me. And so I kind of carry that in a lot of places in my life now. And I was like, you know, I want to wear suspenders and a t-shirt. I mean, I want the t-shirt to have a message on it. And it said support country artists, support, what do I? Female artists. Yeah.

And then I was like, you know, I should also support a female artist and put on one of their shirts when I'm on camera too. So I switched over and put a Joy Williams T-shirt on it, which I just called her and was like, Joy, can I have a merch shirt? And she was like, yeah, why? What's up? I was like, I'm going to wear it on camera. She was like, what? And I was like, yeah, you're the coolest. And Joy Williams is the best. And so I was happy to, and I was happy that she, like, appreciated it. It looked good.

Thanks. It looked what I wanted, quirky. That was kind of my feel. And I didn't want to spend any money. I'm over spending money on anything. I was going to make everything homemade now. Food, clothes, girlfriend. Well, I was a little disappointed because.

Oh, my God. Here we go, Hayter. No, just because lately you've been giving me some of your TV clothes. Yeah, that's right. So when I saw that, I was like, well, I don't want that. That's funny. That's funny. You gave me three suits the other day and like, dang, these are baller.

And then I saw the suspenders. I'm like, that's okay. You can give those. You wouldn't give those. Have you got those fixed to you at all? No, no, I don't need to. It's more of like a goal now. I'm probably 10 pounds away from fitting into that.

Then I would have it done about five pounds then. That way you don't have to Because my problem is Whenever I'm super in shape And I get close fitted to me You don't stay super anything You don't stay super out of shape You don't stay super in shape

You don't stay super in shape You don't your poll These poles that we stay at We're never That's not a maintainable thing Oh okay So basically what I am now No but you can actually get

You can lose a few pounds if you want Yeah But you're not gonna lose 10 pounds And stay 10 pounds thinner You will lose 10 if you want to Because I've seen you do it before But it's hard to stay there You won't stay there

And then you'll never get to wear Those clothes more than once Yeah I got you Okay, so aim for five and then get them. Yeah, what do you call that? Like tailored? Taylor. It costs like 40 bucks.

Yeah. Get it tailored because they're nice suits. But I mean that just in general with anything. And I get how you'd buy clothes. Like in the summertime, you're like, I want to buy these jeans. My goal is to fit in these jeans. But if your goal is to super fit into jeans that you won't maintain, you're wasting money. Like get a comfortable middle ground.

Because when I'm at my most fit, I don't stay at my most fit. I'm usually there for something and then I get back out of it. I'm pretty good right now. I like I like where my body is now, clothes-wise. But I could lose a few and get skinny or if I wanted to. I just wouldn't stay there. Are you at a medium or small right now? I don't like that question.

No, it's a serious question. I sucks too. I don't like it because I'm a small. God, that's crazy, dude. And a lot of things. And I just, I'm already not that masculine. But you work out all the time. I don't understand.

Like you box? Oh, I work out all the time. But that's why I'm small. A lot of my work is party. eating a lot of... No, no, I eat... But do you eat, like, cheeseburgers and stuff?

No, because that's what the football players do. Never. I might put... If I put any carbs, I don't put any carbs my body, really. But you could do a cheeseburger

with, like, lettuce as the bun. I could, but I don't... I also, when I ever... I start something, like, if I have a cheeseburger, I have 19 cheeseburgers, and I just go, goodbye. You go ape.

I go ape. Yeah. But, so yeah, that was the deal with last night. I had a good time. I had a good time last night. It was good. It was entertaining to watch. And, yo, when Little Big Town performed, daughters, did you see that big globe hanging up there? Didn't see that performance.

The moon or what was that? Guys, it's Earth. Oh. A huge globe. So for like a week or two on my street, there was this huge globe. Look just like that. And we were like, what is this? And like, people were stopping, take pictures of it.

It was massive. That was it? I don't know if like, T.J. Osborne has a side business where he's got like, you know, props. but I mean, he was parked outside of his house and this huge truck. And the next thing you know I'm watching the Little Big Town Perform Daughters and I see this huge globe and I go and I look outside

and the globe's gone. I didn't notice it was there or not earlier in the day because I'm just used to being there now. And now it's gone. I mean, that's so cool. So I think that the prop for Little Big Town's performance at CMT's Wards was the globe that was outside my street on my street. Pretty cool.

That's pretty cool. That's like, Bones, when we went to Dancing with the Stars, one of your nights that you're dancing and like all they have all the props there from other shows yeah and the props that I'm crazy like just to see props like that you end up seen on TV I mean I'm pretty sure I mean what are the odds like why was that it had to be because I was like what is this massive thing why is it here some people were taking advantage of it like I told you people take pictures but one time there's a girl with a bikini doing like a full-blown photo shoot in front of it because I think like maybe they were driving around town they're like oh this would be epic so they stop they

get out and do a photo shoot. I was like, well, this is kind of, I'm kind of sad now. It's going to be gone. It was entertaining. Maybe it'll be back. I didn't see the globe. I did see them a bit last night. There was one part of the show near the end. I don't know if you guys were still awake. I watched the whole thing. Karen takes her cup and throws water toward the camera. And she goes like this and the water goes out. And, um, because they were like a beach thing. I think Carrie was doing southbound. And she, after where she walks out and I was like, ooh, I said, if you'd hit that camera with water, that's like a $40,000 on a camera. and she goes, I know.

She goes, they got mad at me. Oh. She got in trouble. A little big town is so nice. So nice. Kimberly had like a nosebleed as they were trying to get through the last one. Really? Yeah.

And they were like trying to fix it and hide it so they could get back up. They did and she got up and she like held her head back a little bit. When Kimberly and Karen did the mullet thing, I was laughing. And then they went to Morgan Wallen. And I was just funny. I was like, okay, this is good. That's how they go. get played.

How did, because I couldn't hear a lot of it, how did the Brandy Carlisle Tanja Tucker thing come on? So good. Was it good? Yeah, it sounded amazing. That's cool.

Brandy Carlisle is cool. Like, the weird thing about Brandy Carlisle and I'm not going to act like I'm a massive fan just to be cool because I'm not a massive fan. I like her.

She's been, met her a couple times. She's been nice. But she's been around for a long time. Long time. And people are like, wow,

I'm such a big fan. Like, I might be her biggest fan. Like this new, this, her new, she's new. They're like, no, no. She's been around for a while. Yeah, I've been on her tour bus before.

When? I got invited, oh, I don't know, 10, 15, 10 years ago. They live, like, out on that. In Seattle. Excuse me? They live in Seattle. What? Excuse me?

What are you going to say? Do they live in Seattle? Yeah, she's from Seattle. But do they live there now? I would think so. Yeah, her and those two twins have been together since the beginning. But they have kind of like a compound now? Do they?

I didn't know this. I don't know where they, I don't know where it is. It could be in Seattle. But, yeah, I just wondered. Because she's not like a country artist But she like respects and loves country music So she just does everything With she's doing the high woman with Marin

And Natalie Hemby Her and Who am I forgetting it in the high women I don't want to forget anyone So I'm like I'm just slipping on my mind who the other one is It's Marin Morris Natalie Hemby

Brandy Brandy Carlis Okay I'll come back to that But she's very Who is it? Nope. She's very respectful to country music. Yeah. Like loves it and appreciates it.

Who is it? Brandy. Oh, Amanda Shires. Oh, man, Shire's wife. Okay. Who's like, even if she wasn't Jason Isbell's wife, it's so good. She doesn't need to be Jason. It's almost like Jason Isbell's Amanda Shire's husband. Like, she's that good.

But, yeah, that's who it is. Even like Tanya Tucker was saying that, you know, Brandi, like, when they met, was just like, I'm just, I mean, I grew up with you. Like, and that reminds us of us. You know, that's like the way we are with, like, Taney Tucker, we grew up with two sparrows in a hurricane. Like two sparrows in a hurricane. Yeah, see that, raging idiots on tour.

That sounded like the harmonies there were nice. Trying to find your way. Carla, okay, here we go. Yeah, Eddie, you're right. And though Carlisle's compound is an hour drive from downtown Seattle. They call it a compound, huh? Yeah, because people move and live there. I think the Pearl Jam guitars live there for a while.

Really? Mike McCrady? I think so. Really? People just kind of go in. and out. Yeah. Yeah, anyway.

It's been cool to me a couple times. I don't think she knows that I do anything. She's just... This guy's a fan. The guy with the glasses over there, he's a fan. She's just nice. Yeah. Last night, this is me trying to be cool and not geek out.

I don't know if you guys don't know who this is, but I went to like the CMT little party afterward. I just wanted to say thanks to Leslie Fram and John Hamlin, who was the producer at CMT. and so I want to go so hi to them and Tom, who's like my guy, my manager, we go and we're walking around and I walk up to this guy and they're like, hey, this guy does comedy

he's kind of new to comedy, you should say hi to him, and he's like, hey man and I'm like, I know this guy. He's not a comedian, right? But I know him from something else. And he's like, yeah, I just got a comedy in the last year or so. And I'm like, cool, cool. And so we then I know who it is. Do we

know who he is? Amy won't. You might. And so we keep talking and I was like see yeah and he's like yeah I'm gonna bring Ryan I was like oh it's cool Ryan Dempster and I was a huge I'm a dire Chicago Cubs fan but I know Ryan

Dimster for playing with the Cubs and I was like oh yeah you'd you play for I was totally faking picture yeah yeah and he was like yeah play for the Cubs for a wait he's a comedian now he's trying to do comedy and music get out and he was like so what are your tips and I was like here's my only tip for you in comedy just go do it over and over and over and over and over and over again

because you'll learn more on stage bombing and doing it wrong than you will somebody telling you how to try to do something right. But I totally was faking like I didn't know. Yeah, but deep inside. In my side, I was like, oh my God, it's so cool. Yeah, I was that guy last night. And then you're like, how do I throw a breaking ball?

So if you're split finger fastball. I'll teach you how to be funny. Not that you would know, what did you do again? You play foosball? Oh, interesting. So, yeah, we did that last night and left. And it was just nice because CMT gave us a driver. They send you a car.

So the driver just waits for you wherever you want to go. That's awesome. And then you go, and the car just drives up. Wow. Not early, they text them, but I'm walking out. Oh, did I tell me all the scary thing that happened in New York with Stasier. Did I not? I don't think I did.

But just made me think of it because of a driver. But I guess because I was, well, Bobby was supposed to be doing it. But I guess if you host an I heart theater show, you get like a driver. I don't know. So had one. Had to put stuff. From the airport, you mean? Yeah.

Yeah. So, like, just to improv. Yeah. Not like the whole time you're there. Right. So I had to put Stasheer in the car, and then I had to run, get something. And, I mean, I try, like, I should trust. It's okay to trust the driver, right?

I started to feel like I was a bad mom, and I don't know if I made a bad decision, and you all can tell me. But I had her in the car, and then I had to run back in and get something, and I came back out. Driver gone. Oh. Stasher are gone. All of our stuff gone, gone.

My phone was in the car, too, so I couldn't even call. What on earth? It was with her in the bag. It was with her in the car. Why did you go back inside? Stop me with the phone. Right. I know.

I know. This is like, I know. I was like, I'm awful. Like I was too, I was too trusting. I get it. Bobby, the phone's more important than the child. Fine. That's crazy.

In New York City. Yeah. And gone. So then this woman that's clearly a New Yorker, I say to her, I say, did you see where that car just went? And she said, oh yeah. Yeah. He had to leave.

and I still don't know. And she goes, was that your daughter in there? And I was like, yeah. And she was like, where are you from? And I said, oh, originally I'm from Texas. Oh, my God. You gave her a life story. But she's just like, you know, we don't do that here.

You don't, like, you can't trust people. Because like in Texas, I guess we're more trustworthy than she's like, yeah, basically you're not from around here. I don't know. So, maybe, so I haven't found a daughter to them. No. No. So anyway, smash cut. I still don't know where my daughter is.

I'm hoping she's fine. You found your phone. Whatever. Everything worked out, but I guess a police officer came up to him and he couldn't just sit there, park, so he had to go do a loop. But it took a really, really, really long time for him to get back because of traffic. And, I mean, my heart started pounding. I was like, I don't know what to do.

How am I going to explain this? I mean, I'm not to call the police. So what's your advice? My advice would be I should have just never, I should have at least taken all of our stuff and taken her, taking my phone, obviously, because then I could call. but I had no way. And he could have just been, who knows, what if he was an imposter driver?

And he's like, ha, ha, my plan works. And he drove away with all of our things and my daughter. That was a story with one of the girls in Hollywood. What? A fake Uber driver almost got her. I don't remember who it was, but it was a whole story where he walked all the way to the car. She was like, this isn't right.

Wow. Somebody pretty famous, too. Well, that's what I trusted it because it was sort of like, you know, he had a sign and everything. Was your daughter terrified? No, I pulled back up. She had her headphones on. She's like, what up, mom?

I'm like, oh my gosh. Oh, Lily Reinhardt, the actress. Huh? From Riverdale? Yeah, I don't know Riverdale. I just see her on, like, E stuff. But she's like, yeah, he led me into the car and he wasn't a real driver. Anyway, we are, we're going to go ahead and start today's show.

The funny things about those, if I ever get lucky enough to have a driver, it always says Bobby Bones. And they're like, are you Bobby? And I'm like, yeah. I was like, he was busy. So you're right. The craziest thing is, can I say your real last name? Yeah. The crazy, the one for me that's like that is when Mike D. and I will be living in California, or even we've lived together a couple times, he'll order food from his phone or a car.

And they'd be like, I walk out and I'm the goofiest white guy ever. And they're like, you're Miguel Rodriguez? And I'm like, I sure am. You have a problem with that? See. All right. We're all hungry. Dang.

You, Rosetta Stone. Thank you. Rosetta Stone. All right, we're off. Oh, man. or you're just getting funny. I know. I know.

We've been rocking it. We've been rocking it. Here's today's show. Thank you. Bye. This is Otis Gray. Let's go. This is Otis Gray.

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Let's go. We're transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds. Hey, welcome to the show. Back at it on a Thursday. More studio. Morning. I had CMT Awards last night.

Late night, but glad to be back here. You know, people are using electrical zaps to bring back. childhood memories. You see that story? No, but you know that? What's that? EMD therapy or what was it called? And I've done that. Me too. But it's not Zabs. No, it's not. But it was like pulsations that like tapped into my brain to like open up some capsules or something. See, I didn't think any of that stuff worked. I thought it just worked because I was focused and it was almost placebo. Like this thing's

on you and it's going to make you remember certain things. I'm like, oh, I know what? And you deal with it. Sure did. Yeah. It's like trauma that you've locked away. Yeah. They open it up. Well, this is electrical zaps, and electrical current goes into the brain, and they say that most people experience this warm, tingling, and then you start to remember things you couldn't remember before. Wow. I thought that was pretty fun. That is. Let's do that on the show. Yeah.

Katie and Maine, how are you? Good. How are you, Bobby? Real good. What do you want to say? I just want to say that I absolutely love you guys. I love how honest and really you guys are. and I love that you thank your fans for listening

and appreciate us because I feel like a lot of stars and celebrities don't, so it's really cool to know that you do appreciate us. And thanks, and I love listening to you guys. Well, thank you very much, and the reason is we're not stars or celebrities. Yep, I was about to be like, nailed it. Here's the Bobby Bones show podcast, highlight segment of the day.

I saw Trisha last night. She was giving an award away at CMT Awards, and I was sitting right next to her, and she was about to go on, and I didn't want to bother her and be like, Tricia, hi, it's Bobby! and I didn't, but I could touch her. And then I thought about touching her.

Then I didn't. There's a lot of not doing things. Morgan number two has some questions because I did present at CMT Awards last night. It was a good time. And then they had the greatest, like, snack backstage. What? It was chicken that had been dipped and cooked in syrup

on a piece of a waffle. Oh. Now, I usually don't partake because I'm trying to stay skinny because I got a bunch of days of shooting. But it was fantastic. Chicken and waffle bites? Maybe the best bite. Yum.

Like now when I compare it, of all my life on sticks, that may be number one. Wow. Like the Trisha song, the number one, number one of the countdown on bites. Chicken on waffles. Morgan number two, what would you like to say? So did you end up bringing a day last night?

Great question. CMT sends a car to your house if you're presenting or playing. So one, I didn't have to have somebody drop me off. Because what happens is all the fans people get dropped off on black cars. Yeah. And then I have like a friend in a carola drop me off. So it's like all the black cars and then I like get out of the back and I'm like, what up?

And I don't care. They don't think it's someone in the back of a car to escort out. They just think it's somebody who got lost. You know how in a procession, a funeral procession, the wrong car gets in and it doesn't fit? No one that doesn't have the lights on. That's sometimes what I feel like in those things. But they send a car, and I got in the car,

and the driver was like, is it just you? And I was like, yeah, so I made the lonely drive all the way. Dang. I know. It was just me, no date. No date. And you can't really ask somebody on our first date to go to CMT Awards. So, no, I went completely by myself.

All right. Well, who was your favorite person you interacted with last night? Well, I met Kate Bosworth. That's awesome. It's on my Instagram. I saw you post that. Y'all are besties now. I didn't know.

I knew she looked familiar. What is she from? That's a good question. She's done that ocean movie where she was a surfer. I don't know what that is. Yeah. Whoever, she was super nice. But I didn't know she was.

And I was like, oh, she's way dressed up and super nice. And we talked for a while, and her person was like, hey, let's get a picture of you two. And that's my opening to go, okay, I guess I'll take a picture too. Okay, fine. Because I never want to ask for a picture to be that guy. Because I'm supposed to try to be the peer of everyone. I'm not the peer. But what did she be in an Eddie?

Okay, she's in Blue Crush is what Amy's talking about. She's in Superman Returns. Yeah. She's also in 21. I don't know what that is. Remember the Titans? Okay. I don't know what she was on that.

She was cool. And I tell you, I present him with Jay Well last night. Is that on your question list? Anything about Jaywell? Okay. Talk about that one. So nice. She was so nervous walking up.

And Jay well from Jersey Shore. Yeah. And I went up to her and I was like, hey, how's it going? She was like, it's good. She goes, I'm really nervous. We didn't meet until like halfway through the middle of the show. And I'm like, oh, well, here, let's go read this, walk through on the script. And then I realized I was going to do to her what people will do to me when I get a shot.

Like a needle, like a needle, like a needle. Like a blood? Like, hey, Bobby, how's it going? He said, tell me about this. And I'm talking. Then boom, they hit me with the needle, right? So she was super nervous and really nice. And we're standing up there.

And I'm like, so how far from Newark Airport is your house? She was like, but they had already said start walking because we're on. And she didn't know. We're just walking. We're just walking. We'll walk. We talk, talk, talk. And if you see us, you watch us back.

We're talking right until you get to the microphone and then we're on. So she had no time to freak out. Oh, good. And then she gets off. She's like, oh, man, that was awesome. I was like, I have to have that done to me whenever I'm scared of things. Nice. Good play.

She was good. There was one point that we were standing so close to each other. I was going to put both my arms on my hips, but she kind of pushed into my side and I only got to put one arm on my hip. So I looked like I was just like boss lady. Oh, yeah, I posted that on my Instagram. Yeah, it was like one hip. And it was only for a second, but still, I remember doing it and going, well, this feels uncomfortable. And so I dropped it. It looked uncomfortable. I mean, as your friend, I was like, what is he doing? Why is his hand

on his hip? But it's fine. I was very, yeah, I was like a lady in charge up there. Yeah, what else? Market number two. So how many people stopped you because of your shirt last night? The first shirt? Because I did a wardrobe change. I wanted to be like Reba and change wardrobe in the middle. And so I showed up. If you go to my Instagram, you can see what I was wearing last night.

And I had on some like Carhart pants and some suspenders and just a white t-shirt. And we sharpied on it that said support female artists. Like that's not a bot shirt. We just sharpied it. But we'd like triple sharpied it so it looked thick. A lot of people. And I wanted to feel comfortable, but I also wanted to put a message out there

because every interview I do, they're like, hey, talk about what you're doing with females of country music. And I was like, you know what? I'm just going to wear this shirt. And what I would do in every interview when I walked to red carpet

there would be a female artist near me. And I'd be like, well, here's what I'm doing. And I wouldn't even talk about me. I would just drag them in me like, this is Ingrid Andrews. I brought her into a couple. I brought Lindsay Ellen into a couple because she was standing there.

And so that was kind of my play. It was, and then I switched shirts for the show and actually put on a female artist's shirt, which is Joy Williams. Yeah, that's good. So a lot of people, but it was good. It was, I and some of my people, like my team, they're like, I don't know if you should wear a shirt that makes a political message.

It's not, I'm like, female arts are right for president. It's not political. But at the end, they were like, yeah, it was a good move. And I don't do many good moves. So I was happy that they, yes, what else Morgan number two? And then who did you sit by most of the night? I sat next to Cole Swindell at first. It was Cole, and they kind of put you near people that,

and it's like Thanksgiving or a wedding. They put you near people that you like and know so you can just talk to and it keeps you in your seats longer. Because otherwise you just go backstage and eat. That's what I eventually did. Cole and Brothers Osborne, I was with them because we're all kind of close-ish.

Dan and Shay, I think we all kind of sat together. And then after about the first couple things, everybody's like on stage or having to go do things so we kind of ran back. But it was good. CMT Awards were good. Any other questions? Are you good?

Well, I have one more question because Jay Wow did retweet all of the stuff that was posted with you in it. So do you think she was that retweet? Okay, got it. All of it? Yeah. Do you think she like may have a crush on you? No, she had a boyfriend with her that was humongous.

Oh, yeah. And I was like, are you her security guard? And he was like, you're going to it. And I was like, what does that mean? He was like, I'm her boyfriend. And I'm like, oh man, you've probably been in a gym a couple times in the last four years, huh? And he was like, yeah. Big news.

The answer is no to that because that dude was gigantic. Oh, wow. I'm looking at a picture. He is massive. I'm going to tell you the coolest moment last night. I'm backstage, and I really like Kane Brown's manager. Like, she's awesome. And we were back there talking, and Kane was up for an award,

and he's sitting out there for video of the year. And the guy who made the video was back there. And I believe he's from Spain. And they were like, if he gets, to get a green card, you can get like a big award, and it helps you get a green card. Oh, wow. And they were like, oh, we hope we win, not just for Kane, but for him. and I'm standing back there with him.

And I have a bunch of friends up for that category. I don't even know Kane that well is the thing. So it wasn't that I was rooting for Kane, although I do love that song. His new song is so good. And so, but I got to talk to the guy who made the video, and I'm rooting as hard as I can for him because he gets to come and get a grand car

for the greatest country in the world if he wins video of the year, this video, or male video, I'm not even sure what the category was. And so I'm standing next to Kane Brown's manager and because I like her and because I like him and he wins and it was like

when you watch those soccer video when the team wins and they're all jumping up and down throwing beer it was really my favorite moment of the whole night when Kane Brown won that award because he was like

oh my and I jumped up and like hugged him and like wrapped my legs around him but you don't know him really I'm just like USA! US! Oh that's awesome you're coming to stay

that's such a fun little backstory It was so fun and so good. I think that was my favorite moment of the night last night. I was with people I liked, didn't know him, but I like him now. And you root for anybody to come to America. Yeah. And he's already in America, but they were like, if he gets this, it's easier to actually. He needs to stay.

He can stay. It's so, it was such a cool moment. And then I went to the after party for like 30 minutes because I wanted to go thank the people from CMT who really just let me do what I do. Yeah. So it was good. That was, and by the way, I didn't realize that you could kind of see my ding-dong in my pants last night. Oh.

And I still don't think you can. Did you see my Instagram? What? Your picture? I saw the picture, but I didn't see your... Okay, look at my ding-dong. Right, because it's all anybody's commenting on. Mr. Bobby Bones is my Instagram.

Oh, my gosh. You love that. Is that all they're commenting on it? My dude. Yeah. All of them. I thought people were going to be like, check out the... Because I was wearing a shirt.

Yeah. But Mike D writes, like, shirt, one fire. Suspenders, two fires. Eggplant, three fires. I didn't realize that would be it. Amy, you look, and I've got to go. They're telling me to get out of the air, but... Now I can't even look at the picture.

No, but look. No, I saw. I can't. No, I can't. My eyes. My eyes. Don't act like someone just put acid in your face. It's just as ding-dong.

Yeah. What am I looking for? The comments? No. There's a lot of eggplant emojis. That's what I'm saying. That's your ding-dong? No.

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Big Three Stories. Let's go over to our producer, Raimundo. Ramundo, what you got over there? In sports, the Toronto Raptors beat the Golden State Warriors. They now lead the series two games to one. In health news, the number of measles cases is now over 1,000. There have been over 20 new cases in the last couple days. And congrats to Carrie Underwood.

She won the top honor last night. Video of the year at the TMT. Awards for Cry Pretty. It's a bob and bones show. You can now have someone potty train your kids. Oh, that's amazing. Is it? Yes, so.

I didn't have to potty train, but I can say that it's pretty amazing. I didn't have to go through that because my kids were older and they were already potty trained. And I was like, this is great. Well, let's go over to our producer Eddie, who you have two young boys. Yeah, yeah, and had to potty train both of them. It's a rough. It's a rough process. But is it a bonding process?

No, not really. Okay, well, here's the thing. No, if anything, it's a repellent. Oh, like, you're like, oh, what am I done? Dang it, kids. A woman will spend a couple of days with your toddler and teach them how to use a toilet. She charges about $2,000, and she'll have them fully potty trained. $2,000.

Guys, I think that's worth it. $2,000 is a lot of money. Is it so worth it, though, you put on a credit card? Yeah, yeah, go to debt for it. Yeah, I would say yes. That's how most people would have to do. It rarely put up $2,000 laying around just to toss it, a, a, Can she make them stop peeing the, wetting the bed?

That's part of it. No, potty training is learning to use the toilet. Oh, she can't stop them. I don't have her full resume, Amy. I'm just talking about it. And how long? What's the frame of time she can do this? Well, she says it takes a couple to a few days, and if it takes longer than that, the

price does start to go up a little bit. Oh, okay. Because some kids are just, they come gifted. Like, they just know how to do it. The time comes, they're good. And they've figured it out themselves. Some people potty train brand new babies. Can you believe that? Have you heard of such a thing? It's out there.

Does some people mean you had one story about someone in Yugoslavia? I don't know, but it's like straight from the, no, I'm pretty sure it's here in America, straight from the womb. They don't do diapers or anything because they want their baby to learn how to use the toilet like right from the get-go. Isn't that nuts? That's a lot of nuts. I mean, but I guess it works. Would you spend the money? Amy, would you spend the money if it were you? Yeah. I had to spend a lot more than that to get potty trained kids from Haiti.

and it was awesome. Amy's comparing it to her adoption money. That's funny. I want to bring in the girl group because we got this guy named Chris on and Chris wants to ask the question to the girl group. Chris, are you ready, buddy?

It's your time to shine. There he is, Chris. Everybody said hi to Chris. Here he is. What's up, bud? Hey, how's it going? Pretty good. Where do you live, Chris?

So right now I'm in Missouri. Okay. Now. I just moved here, actually. Oh, yeah? Where'd you move from? I moved from Germany, actually. We got us a German, folks.

Cool. All right, Chris. I'm actually not German. I'm in the military, so. Oh, hey, come on. Didn't think you sounded German. He's like, yeah. All right, Chris, you have a question for the girl group.

Go ahead. What would you like to ask? I do. So, yeah, last week I went on a date with this girl, and I actually thought it went pretty well. went to dinner and probably talked for maybe about an hour and a half. And then we were leaving, and then I hugged her goodbye, and then we left. And then later I got home, and she messaged me.

And she was like, I just got a quick question. And I said, okay. And she asked why I didn't kiss her. And she made it seem like it was really weird. I didn't kiss her. And this was the first time I met her, everything. And I just wanted to ask if that's a weird thing not to do, see what the girl group had to say because I don't normally kiss on the first date.

I take the time to kind of get to know them and feel it out. And the last thing you want to do is get rejected also. So it's kind of one of those things for good I get their opinion, huh? Okay, let's bring in the girl group here. Here we are. First up, utility, Hillary, there she is. Hillary, how are you? I'm doing good.

Tell us something about you. I'm 26, and I actually have a fear of beach water, the ocean. You grew up by the water. I know, I'm from Florida. Beach water, but not bathtub water. Not lake water. Just beach water. There she is.

26 years of us. I'm telling me, Hillary. My main co-host. My main squeeze. My best friend. There she's Amy, everybody. There she's. Amy, what do you have?

I'm Amy 38 years old. Back in the day, I kissed on the first date. Oh, yeah. Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. And our head of digital. Morgan number two. There she is. Morgan number two.

What do you like to say about yourself? Well, I'm 25 years old, and I, I am very much in the dating scene right now, so I think I can offer some pretty good advice. All right. Chris, now, they're just going to tell you like it is, in their opinion. They're not going to hold anything back, okay? All right. All right. Amy, we'll start with you. What do you think about this?

You heard Chris's a situation? Okay, Chris, it's got to feel so good that she wanted you to kiss her, and that she's like, hey, whoa, why didn't you kiss me? That means she really, really likes you. So that's awesome. But you didn't do anything wrong. No, you don't have to kiss on the first date. Actually, you were just, yeah, you said it's the first time you ever met her. That's not something you normally do.

So that's totally fine. You have to stick with what works for you and just take it as a huge compliment that she actually wanted to kiss you. So you say, eh, you don't have to kiss. No, but feel good about it. Absolutely not. Feel good about your decision and know that, hey, next time you take her out, there's probably going to need that pressure to kiss.

Oh, for sure, pressure if you go out again. Utility, Hillary, go ahead. I agree with Amy. I have some friends who like that. some that don't, if a guy kissed him on a first date, they would be kind of like turned off by the dude, like it's moving too fast. So I think it's his personal preference. I don't think there's anything wrong with him not doing it,

and there's nothing wrong with her asking him to do it. But I don't know. I don't think he's in the wrong at all. Chris, did you just didn't want to kiss it, right? You just didn't think that was for you. I mean, I would have, but it's just one of those situations where you kind of feel like you should get to know them a little bit better first. I mean, just matter, and then I've talked to her for maybe like an hour and a half.

So it's kind of like, you don't want to be that guy that is like, okay, now we can start making out. You know, it's like, this is one of those things. All right, Morgan number two, I'm coming to you. What do you think about this? I personally, I think you should. I think you can find an attraction and find out pretty quickly if you're going to be into that person or not. Attraction's important. You don't have to, but I do think it can allow some easy way for you to figure out if you're going to like this first.

and potentially go on a second date. I've not gone on a second date before after a kiss was not good. Oh, wow. Really? Wow, you shut it down. Yeah. How about that? What was that like?

It's like a... I was just like, ugh, I'm not into this. Were you into it ahead of time? Or were you on the fence? I was on the fence, and then the kiss solidified it for me. I was like, I don't feel anything there. Where you weren't feeling much and they tried to kiss and you're like, whoa, now I'm into it. The opposite.

No. I've never been that way. Asking for a friend, buns? No, just as I'm just as well, the girls in there kind of not into it. So maybe I should just like go right and try to make out with them, then shift them, change their mind. Okay, so Amy and Hillary say, listen, you don't have to kiss. That's kind of on you. Morgan number two says, go for it.

Like you, do you like it if I got to kiss you on the first date? Yeah, but it's all about if it was going well. Like if you both feel that attraction happening, then go for it. But if you don't, do not do it. Hillary, you ever kiss on the first date? Actually, I've only been on two dates and both of them did. And I... They both did.

Yeah. They never got second dates. Oh, wow. Really? I didn't really like... I don't know. I just felt like it was too much. And I felt like they weren't...

I don't know. I didn't like it. It wasn't for me. It wasn't my thing. Did you kiss them both? Or did you back away? I'd be like, ooh. I was just kind of like, no.

I'm gonna go. They did. And then I was like, awkwardly... I don't... Leaning. Yeah. Like, eh, let's not. So you didn't kiss them.

They both just tried and you didn't kiss them. They did. Yeah, they did. but I just like, after they did, I was just like, nope, no more. Because they wanted to do more, and I was like, nope, not happening. Huh. It was very awkward now. I know.

I know. I feel so awkward right now. Listen, Chris, here's what I feel like they're saying as a group to you, so you feel better about. You should just always be you regardless. Like, if it doesn't feel good, do you, don't do it. But just know that when you come, if it comes second date and it goes, well, you have to kiss her. Boy, the pressure's on. Pressure's on for him, right, Morgan number two?

Oh, yeah. It's on. You go on a kiss. She must have been so into you, Chris, to text you that. Yeah. Like, she had to... Yeah, I mean, I guess I can't really blame her, huh? Yeah.

Hey, you sound like that wonderful personality organ. So, hey, listen. I actually had a girl that, um, I dated for three years, and actually the first time I met her, um, I went to go kiss her and she turned away. And, uh, I ended up making it work eventually, though. So, are you going out with this girl again? in your mind? I might.

We're still kind of talking a little bit back and forth, but we'll see. All right. Well, what do you feel like you learned from this today? Just go with what you're feeling, and then if you want to do it, go for it, and then see what happens. All right, there he is.

There he is. Chris, talking to the girl group. Let me thank our girl group. Amy, thank you. Utility Hillary. Thank you. Morgan number two. Thank you.

And Chris in Missouri, thank you for not only serving, but also calling this and being a part of the show. Yeah, I appreciate it. Thanks for having me. All right, there he is. There he is. The Christmas girl here. On the Bobbiard show.

Amy, you have to push anyone away? Make him kissing your like stiff arm. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that guy that was 40. Remember, I was 20, I was probably 23, 24, and he was 40. And I thought we were friends and we were hanging out as friends. And then he went in for a kiss and I was like, what? Was it more the age difference or more that he used? 100%.

I was not. No, he was 40, no, no, no. Yes, he was super cool, but no way was I, like, he was our friend. Like, we all hung out. Yeah. And, yeah, that was like, well, this just got awkward. I mean, it was awkward, because it was not happening. It's weird that you yell 40 in such a disgusting tone that you're 30-day, I'm 39, lunchbox is 38, Eddie's 40.

I know, I know. And you're just like, 40, blah. I'm like, listen, I wouldn't be so bad. It was a long, long time ago. But yes, Bobby, it would basically be like if you were on a couch with a, you know, call it 22-year-old since you're 39, and you went in for a kiss and she was like, what are you doing? Interesting. Look, if you're on the couch with a 22-year-old, she's there to be kissed. No, no, I wasn't.

We were hanging out. Okay. There we have it. Thank you. Everybody was a great segment. Yeah, I love you. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private nonprofit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education

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That's AMU. dot APUS. slash military. Wood, Morgan number two, 30 Second Skinny. The CMT Music Awards were last night. Carrianna Wood was the big winner, taking home the big award of The Night for Video of the Year with Cry Pretty, as well as female video of the year for Love Wins. Other winners include Keith Urban, Kane Brown, Dan & Shea, Zach Brownman, Luke Combs, and Ashley

McBride. The full list is up at Bobby Bones.com. Garth Brooks teamed up with Blake Shelton for a new song called Dive Bar, and it's going to be out on June 18th. Garth said they sound the same together because they're both from Oklahoma. What was weird was when you start switching back and forth for the vocals, sometimes I didn't know if it was me or him. You know, because we were basically raised right around the same area. So it was pretty cool.

Chris Stapleton recorded the new song, The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy for Toy Story 4, which comes out on June 20th. Here's a clip. I was a lonesome cowboy. I didn't have my ears. I'll never be lonesome again. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny. I'll make something good.

The historical edition. The year. Ninety three. John McCain was released after being a POW for five and a half years. John McCain served in the military from 1958 until 1981. From October of 67 to March of 1973 during the Vietnam War, John McCain was shot down, captured by North Vietnamese forces. He was held as a POW for more than five years.

While on a mission, he was shot down, seriously injured, and captured. his captor soon learned he was the son of a high-ranking officer in the U.S. Navy and repeatedly offered him early release, but he refused not wanting to violate the code of military knowing that they would use his release as a powerful piece of propaganda and was like, I will

come out as I went in if you're going to let me out so he wouldn't go ahead of his other POW friends and people that were in there with him. Wow. I mean, that's a real hero there. For sure. They could have let him out.

I gotta have been like, feet don't fill me now. I'm out of here. He didn't, though. So that's a real hero. That's a tell me something good. Man, John McCain was awesome, man. There you go. There you have it.

That's a tell me something good. Historical edition here on the Bobby Bone Show. Thank you very much for listening to our show. We hope you're learning lots of things, Roy. Bone show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes with us from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The city council wanted to clean up the streets, so they said, what can we do? Let's buy more street sweepers. They spent $2.7 million on 10 street sweepers. Got them downtown? They don't fit down the streets. Oh, they're too big for the streets. Too wide. So they're out $2.7 million.

They have a yard sale and other towns coming. Wow, that stinks. Oh, I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Okay. So there's this girl.

She was out at a bar, met this guy, and he started buying her drinks because, I don't know, that's what happened sometimes. They ended up exchanging numbers, sort of had a good time. Well, the next day, he starts hitting her up on text, and then he's, like, asking for her to pay him back for the drinks. You know? Why? This is what you owe me. Like, Vim owe me. I don't, I don't know why.

But she thought it was just very bizarre behavior. Like, all of a sudden, like, I don't know if he just didn't get what he wanted. I mean, I don't know how the night... Like she didn't make out with him? I mean, yeah. The next day he just starts texting her and he's like, yeah, this is what you owe me for the drinks. But, I mean, I don't know that that's the reason why. Can you get reimbursed so they don't make out with you? No.

I'm going to get so many reimbursements. Yeah. You have a lot of money. Man, this will be great. If I can just hit everybody back up. Yeah, what a loser, huh? Yeah, a loser. What a loser.

The Bobby Bones show. A friend called me on the phone yesterday. I don't even talk on the phone. I either text or a FaceTime. Yeah. I don't even know to talk on the phone anymore. Like all my social, cute, I don't know. I would, like, talk over her.

I don't know when to talk. Like, I didn't talk on the phone so little that I'm gone. Yeah. You're like, ooh. The whole conversation was awkward and clunky because I don't know I talk on the phone anymore. You didn't even know how to hold it? Well, I was upset. She was like, I can't hear you.

So I turned it upside. You're like looking at it. Why can't I see you? I just never talk. It's like my son. You're like an eight-year-old from Haiti. In many ways. I text 93% of the time or I FaceTime the other 6.5% when it's important.

Yeah. Or if somebody calls me on the phone, I'm like, why would you do that? Like I look at it and I'm like, you don't even know me. I don't talk on the phone. And also I get so many robocalls. That it's all I expect it to be. If it rings, I just expect to be a robocall. Yeah.

You get this all the time? Yes. I get 10 a day. where it's just like a random number that's almost my number. Yeah, I did too. And then I answer and it goes, and I'm like, hello? And they're like,

uh, Mr. Bones. And somebody's like, it's like a French accent. I'm like, uh, you don't know me? Click. You didn't FaceTime me,

so I don't know. If I can't see you, we don't know each other. So that was my technology issue yesterday. With you, it's funny because you don't use a microwave and you had to use a microwave. I did.

By the way, Amy's such a, like, kind of, hippie? But not. But not. But she refuses to use a microwave because... Yeah, I'm a weirdo. Like, I don't know. I know if it's like putting things out into my space that like are carcinogenic or whatever. Like, also if you use it to reheat food, I feel like it zaps some of the nutrients away. So I would rather heat it up on the stovetop with fire. But... Yeah. But... It takes like 50 million years longer, but...

It means like a caveman, beating rocks together. trying to get her soup hot. But it does taste good. So, yeah, to heat up like a bead pack for my neck. Like if you get it really nice and hot and like you put it, but you put it in the microwave. And the person that brought it over was like, I need your microwave. So, and she like stood oversight to pull it out of the pantry and plug it in on the countertop. And then she put the bead, the neck beady thing in the microwave.

And then she kind of leaned over and like hug the microwave while she was waiting. And I'm like, what are you doing? This is so dangerous right now. Like I went to the other room. She hugged the microwave. She was just like chilling on it because it was like right on the island. And so she kind of like, she didn't, she used it as like a head rest. She was just waiting for it to be done.

So she just kind of like. And listen, I'm a rebel, but even I wouldn't do that. That's crazy. I'm not going to my shirt on a microwave. I know. I was a little shocked. Like I was like, oh, you do you. But then my kids are like, mom, can we please keep the microwave out?

Like when we're hungry, this would be so much faster. And I'm like, no kids. They have to tell you at 1 p.m. What they're hungry? Probably. Mommy, can we get some noodles? Okay, kids, by 9 o'clock, if you rub these two sticks together, you'll have your fire. I know. I know.

But, yeah, at least I have one in my house now. It's in the pantry. There's a podcast called Velvet's Edge with Kelly Henderson. And she had on Joy Williams, who we've had on our show before from Civil Wars. She's solo now. But she's one of my favorites. But Joy talks about meeting Paul McCartney as one of her. favorite career moments. Meeting Paul McCartney and saying he was a fan. He said he was a fan.

Yes. I wanted to die. I died. I died. It's all downhill from there. You know what I'm saying? And one of the things, she's talking about the Civil Wars, they broke up and someone told her, told Joy, that no one want to listen to her sing if she wasn't singing next to a man. Oh, that's so, ugh. No one wants to hear you unless you're standing next to a man. How did you respond? I walked 25 blocks in New York in the snow. I felt like a punch to the stomach. And I have a to keep reminding myself that some people may think that and that's okay but i'm not going to waste any more time thinking about that what can i do now check it out it's called velvet's edge with kelly henderson joy williams who you may know from the civil wars or by yourself now but she's one of my favorites

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I'll play you a Celebrity Laugh. Just try to guess who it is. Amy, lunchbox, you guys are going to play against each other? The first one's gonna be easy. It does count, though. We're in the game here. Everybody, everybody ready to play. There's no warm-off.

Sometimes we get warmed up. We get to the joints a little loose. Nope, we're going right to it. Laugh, number one, name that celebrity laugh. All right. You hear that laugh? laugh there. I believe that's from our show. Name the celebrity laugh. I'm in for the win. I'm in.

All right. Name that celebrity laugh. Amy. Darius Rucker. Lunchboxes. Darius Rucker. There we go. And here it is again. That will be Darius Rucker. All right. Name this celebrity laugh. This is from our show. What?

Can you name all of the celebrity laughs All of these are from interviews on our show, by the way. Name the celebrity laugh. I'll play it one more time. I'm in. Is that familiar to you guys or no? No. Yeah.

Can you name that celebrity laugh? Boy. I'll just go with that. I have no idea. Lunchbox? Thomas Wrett. Oh, that's incorrect. Amy, can you name that laugh?

Luke Brian? Luke Brian. That is Luke Brian. Yeah. Yeah. Sun burn, sun said, repeat. Right, we are now at laugh number three. Again, all from interviews we've done on the show with celebrities.

Here we go. Can you name that celebrity laugh? Can you name that in there? I got it. I'm in for the win. Oh, I'm in. Lunchbox. Gary LaVox.

Gary LaVox. What? Amy. Luke Combs. Correct. That is Luke Combs. Beautiful. I heard that.

I'm going to name the celebrity laugh. Here we go. Can you name from that laugh right there? That sound familiar to you, Amy? I'm in for the win. There you go. That was easy one. Golly, it does.

It sounds so familiar, but I can't. I can't. Five seconds. Okay. Lunchbox. John party. Correct. Shoot.

Amy, who'd you have? Gart Brooks. Oh, no. That is John Party. Amy's up three to two going into the last laugh. Last laugh. Here we go. Name the celebrity.

laugh. I'm in. Amy's in. Lunchbox, you need this one to stay alive. I'm in. This is kind of tricky. There you go.

I'm something that tickled him. Yeah. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox to stay alive. Who is that? That's Jimmy from Little Big Town. Oh, no. What?

Amy, can you name that laugh? Dirk's Bentley. No. What? Eddie, would you know who that is? Yeah. Blake Shelton. But it sounds a lot like Dirk's.

Oh, does it? It does. It does it? Uh-huh. I'm looking at Blake Shelton. But our winner is, Amy. There she is. Winning the Celebrity Laugh game.

By the way, that game is a Mike D. Production. I just start to do that. You should have something that says that. There she goes. Our big winner. There she is, Amy. Anything you want to say, Amy?

Yeah, can I get a new winning song? That is definitely on the discussion blog. It is? For next meeting. Okay, good. Yeah. Are you going to vote again or? Yeah, we'll figure out something.

Yeah, suggest some. Can you name this laugh? Yeah. Who's that? Dustin Lynch. I got it. Can you name this laugh? Oh, it's a tough one.

Yeah. Go ahead. Trisha. Yeah. No. One more time. now. Reba.

Thank you for playing on your car, or at home, or anything say. Hey, Mindy and Austin, what's happening? Oh, hey. Yeah, so this is Mindy and Austin. I just wanted to say that the collaboration of the personalities on the show, it just works so well,

and it's fun and positive, and I think we all need a little bit more positive, in our lives. And also, we just wanted to congratulate Amy on her kiddos on the mother of a three-year-old boy. And it's just such a beautiful journey, and I'm glad that she's on that journey. And from one mother to another, just much respect and happiness sent her way. And just also wanted to say that the positivity that is brought to the listeners live, daily basis is so wonderful.

And I know that it makes, it makes my day, like my morning. Well, thank you very much. I appreciate the call. You know, we try to keep it, you know, as up as possible. We try to be as real as possible, and sometimes things come up that aren't awesome. We try to just kind of look at everything in an awesome way. Like, hey, and also, Amy, I'd like to also say congratulations on being you too. Oh, thanks.

You too. No, come on. Yeah, no, I mean it. Oh, thank you. Oh, shucks. Thank you. If you say mean it after it, then you have to shut it down and be like, she's for sure. She means it.

Thank you for the call, Mindy. Appreciate that. That's good. I like those calls. This is nice. And we'd like to say hi to our listeners, too. Over to the pile now. Here's Amy's pile of stories.

So, speaking of positive things, I want to give a shout out to this high school teenager person in Texas, Leanne Carrasco, because instead of having, you know, a fun graduation party like she could have done, she decided to buy, I mean, this was still fun. but I mean a selfish one for herself and her friends. She decided to buy 100 pizzas and make 400 personal hygiene kits with some of her other friends and pass them out at a family development center. Yeah, called Star of Hope. Yeah, for homeless people.

And like women and children who are homeless, like this is what she wanted to do. She's like, for my graduation party, don't spend money on a party. I want to buy stuff to make hygiene kits and order pizza and take it to the shelter. So selfless. I know. If I could tell a story real quick about myself And being selfish I've now turned into the mooch up here

Mike D cuts apples I'm like one of those And he's like oh fine Now Amy brings me a drink every morning This is not a commercial No What is this thing called a Celsius? Celsius yeah the Jonas Brothers drink it

So I figure And if she doesn't bring me one I'm disappointed And it's true There's no reason for me to be disappointed Except now I'm the mooch Gotta have him a free apple Got to get him a free drink

And if I don't have on my free stuff, I'm kind of like, oh. One day I didn't have an extra one. And I was like, but you can have it. He's like, no, no, no, no, no, no. You keep it. You keep it. And then like 30 minutes goes by, he's like, you're going to have that drink? You're going to drink that drink. And he's like, do you have a cup?

And he's like, my D, go get us a cup so we can split it. And I had said 30 minutes ago we could split it. He's like, no, no, no, no. I don't want to take your drink. See? I don't like who I'm becoming. What a mooch. Yeah, who are you?

I know who am I. I'm the opposite of this glass girl. I'm such a mooch. What else, Amy? So Forbes released their annual list of America's richest self-made women. And Oprah is leading the way for all the women. How much money is she worth? 2.6 billion self-made.

You know who's in number two? Self-made. At number two. And when this got announced she was a billionaire, we were all shocked. We were like, what? Because she's like the youngest. That we were shocked. She was a billionaire.

Yeah. And you know. Savannah Crisley. Self-made is... No. She a billionaire? No. I guess not.

I'm going to be shocked if she was. Well, she's not on this list. But I mean, this person beats out... I'm just going to tell you who this person's beating out. Beets out Rihanna, Madonna, Celine Dion, Judge Judy, Beyonce, Taylor Swift. Yeah. One of the...

Is it Frankie Kardashian? You don't have her lip kit? Oh. Kylie Jenner. Yeah. Here's my problem with being self-made. on this, because it's a big debate that she's self-made. Right.

She had an entire platform to promote all of this. Yeah. Oprah did not. Oprah did not. These other people did not. They can't. I do not feel like she's self-made, but who cares? Like, she's just a list.

Yeah. And they only make lists so people will talk about them and debate them. But I do not think she's self-made because she had help. She had a lot of help. Yeah. She had super millionaire sisters and brothers and platforms and TV show. Yeah, that paved the way for her. Yeah.

So, anyway, Amy, who's number three? Well, Rihanna. Well, there's like men mixed in. So actually, with women at number three, Rihanna, 600 million. Rihanna's worth 600 million bucks. Yeah. Good for her. Her fortune is 50% bigger than Beyonce's.

Wow. How much you worth? I mean, I don't know. One bill? $1,000? Amy's like, I'm for sure a thousand here. All right, what else am I? A thousandaire.

Okay, so the hot summer fashion, trend for men. I just want you all to be in the know. Some of you want to bust this out. Please be we wear our underwear straps of over our jeans. I love that was the thing. No. Allegedly, the hottest summer fashion trend for men are crop tops and tube tops. People on

Twitter are freaking out and they're debating whether or not this is a good look for guys. So I'm going to go ahead and say, it's not really a good look for guys. But Bobby, you know how you did Tanky Friday? Everyone's showing it to me now because they know I'm going to do it. Yeah, because you could do Tube Top Tuesday. Hold on.

It's not the hottest. It's just probably something that's new. Hot by trend. Again, I've never seen one single person do it. Not sexy, but on fire. No, I know, but what I'm saying is it's not, there aren't a lot of people doing it. It's probably just a few, and they're like,

this could be a thing. Well, ASOS is a company. I know that you shop with them sometimes, and they're selling crop tops and tube tops for men for $19. You know what I do like? The belly shirts a little bit. Like Chris Martin wears them. I watch the Coldplay documentary,

head full of dreams. Oh, I know. He kind of does. And like when he lifts his arms up, like his shirt goes to the bottom. bottom of his rib cage. But it's just when he lifts his arms up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it's sort of like a crop. But it's like, it goes

right to like top of his belt. Like there's no room for that shirt to go down. And I'm like, I told Eddie, I was like, I'm kind of into that. Like, I like that. Are you going to start doing that? Well, some of my shirts already like that because for TV, they have them super trim. Like they, they don't want you looking sloppy. So everything on TV when I wear,

it's super tight and super short. Like the shirts. Well, so what do they think about when you raise your hands on TV and your tummy shows? Well, I don't raise my hands. Yeah, don't do that. But all my shirts now I'm going to make a rule, they can't go below my nipples when I wear them. Like no shirts below the nipples. All right, Amy, is that it? I'm Amy. That's my pile.

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With listings that update within minutes and tours you can book right from the Redfin app, you can see your dream home the moment it appears. Now, liking a listing is easy, but actually landing it, that's where Redfin comes in. Redfin has over 2,200 agents with local expertise, and Redfin agents close twice as many deals as other agents. That means they help you win, not just window shop. Redfin is built to help you from the just looking at to wait, this can actually be my home.

So become the newest neighbor on the block. Visit redfin.com to start finding and start owning. That's redfin.com. Support for the show comes from public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public, you can build a multi-asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto, and now generated assets, which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI.

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with the help of American Military University. That's AMU. APUS. Dot E.D.U. slash military. Tell me something good. The historical edition. Amy?

The year is May 2000. And you know J.K. Rowling? Harry Potter. Yeah. Well, she heard about a young fan named Katie Hodge, who was battling cancer and would likely not live to see the publication of the fourth Harry Potter book. So J.K. Rowling called the girl and read parts of the unpublished book to her over the phone. Oh, wow. The two kept up by email. And it's just really awesome that she took the time to do that, especially with someone who she knew wasn't going to live long enough to see it. She didn't have to do that. That's fantastic. Yeah. And then in her memory, she donated 100,000. $1,000 to cancer charities. That's so cool that she would take the time to call and talk to her and read her parts of the book that she would.

You know, sometimes movie studios will let people come in and watch movies if they're not doing well. They're like, hey, you may not get to see when the new Star Wars comes out, so we're going to show this for you. I always think that's amazing. I can't believe she took her own time and read to that girl. I know. That's crazy. Shout out. One of my friends is like, you should start reading Harry Potter.

And I'm like, now, she's like, I think you would love it even now. I tried. Oh, you did? I did because another friend of mine, same exact thing, especially because we were both in the Hunger Games, you and me. But she bought the books for me, shipped them to my house. No? Nobody know. Couldn't get into it.

But it was still a good story. Thank you. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. Transmitting across America. This is the Bobby Bones show. That's right.

Now, here you. Turn it up. Go, buddy. It's Thursday, so now we're trying to figure out the morning corny. It's the investigative corny. As Amy reads us a joke and me, Eddie, lunchbox, we try to figure out what the answer is. We have 90 seconds, Mike? Yep.

Yep. Who, who, who, who. Come on. Amy, are you ready? Yep. Team, are you ready? We have 90 seconds. Oh, we're ready, bones.

Did we get the last one or no? Yes, we did. Yeah? Oh. Barely. We have been nailing them. We skated by it last week. The morning corny.

Why was the broom late? Why was the broom late? Sweeps. Oversweeped. Oversweeped. Oh. Okay, that's it. Amy, we're going to, hold on.

The morning corny. Why was the broom late? Why was the broom late? It overswept. Come on. Y'all are too good. Come on. Hey, team, nice more.

Nice more. Yeah. Let me take some, baby. Clear eyes. There may be a new record for a half. I mean, no. That's way faster than I thought y'all were going to be. But you know what?

That means next year I got to like bring a little bit. Next year? Oh, we retire. I'm sorry. Next week, I need to bring it like a little bit more. I feel like gave you a softball. She's going to do it next week in Germans. We don't even understand the joke.

Over on the phones is Tiffany in Colorado. Hey, Tiffany. How are you? Hi, Bobby. So happy you call. What do you want to say? I just want to say I'm so grateful for your show. I feel like your show is such a blessing in my life and everyone's life that listens to you.

And I love Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Morgan No. 2, Hillary, Ray, everyone. I feel so blessed to have you on the radio station. Well, that's very nice of you to say. And she just ran down the whole list. Pretty much everybody on the show. And we got quite the staff here. Well, thanks, Tiffany. Anything else you like to say before?

Before we do a little segment here. I just want to say, keep up the good work, and thank you for everything you guys do. Thank you for writing books, Bobby. I feel like it just helps people out so much with their lives, and just thank you to everyone for everything that you do every day. What a nice caller. Man, caller of the day, as a matter of fact. Thank you for the main, management.

There's really no prize, but in your heart, you just won the number one caller of the day. How does that feel? That feels awesome. Thank you so much. Speech, speech, speech, speech. I just, I feel so grateful to have gotten through to you. I've only tried a few times and I got through. There she is.

It's just amazing. All right, hey, thank you for the call. Thank you, Tiffany. Have a good day. Okay, you too. All right, bye-bye. Let's say this too. Amy, we should update everybody on Pimp and Joy.

Yeah. Because we put our patriotic Pimp and Joy line out. Our goal was to actually build a house for a hero. His name was Army Sergeant Scotty West. He lost both of his legs due to an ID blast in Iraq. And he was renting a place. He's got two kids, one baby. And we're like, we can do something.

This is our dude. He's an American hero. We love our military. So we got together, meaning this room and our listeners, because we're the same, all of us. And we said, hey, we're going to put this up. We don't keep any of the money. You want to get a shirt or a hat with this wonderful message on it.

And right now, I'm going to give you a drumroll, Amy, because this is very important. And she's going to read to us what we have raised now for Army Specialist, Scotty West. Amy? What's the latest you have? Just say whatever number you know. Oh, but I think it's more than that. Well, we're on the air, so just say whatever you feel.

Okay, I think it's more than this. No, just say a number. $162,000. $162,000. But like, Amy's the worst whisperer because she whispers right into a microphone right on the air. I know. Sorry, my bad. Hey, Bobby, I don't want anybody else to hear this. But I think we haven't checked up it lately to see if it's...

As of right now, it's... $162,000. Yes. Which is insane. We're going to build a house. Some people were like, I know y'all's goal was $50,000. They're like, how did you all plan on building house for $50,000? Because ADA certified is a really expensive process because it's American disability.

Down payment. So, yeah, this is all just contributing towards it. So, yeah, and y'all are amazing. Everybody who has supported it. You know what? Everybody gets house. Yeah, wait, really? Oh, oh.

New number, new number. Wait, how do you have, how, what just happened that you got to know? Did you text someone? Uh-huh. Oh, go ahead. Okay, oh, hello, you want the new drum roll? Yeah. All right.

I got to go back to that page. Sorry, go back, please. All right, and now, Amy, go ahead. $165,000. That went up $3,000. That's a lot. That is a lot. Do we sell more in like eight seconds?

No, the last number I had was one. 62 and I knew it had gone up. I just didn't want to, you know, not give the correct amount. Well, listen, thank you to all of our listeners. This show would not exist without you and you do so much good. And we're happy to be just be the person that can go, hey, look at this, look at that. So that's cool. Now, though, a segment that I love to do called On This Day in Country Music. You know why I love it? Oh, because you're Country Music's youngest historian. That's right. Thank you. Here we go. The Bobby Pohn Show on this day in Country Music.

Today in 1997, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill spent six weeks at number one on the country chart with the junior high dance song. The song also crossed over into pop and became McGraw's first top ten on the Billboard Hot 100. They were only dating at the time that Tim was pitched this song. And the romance between the two blossom the year before when Fate opened up on tour. And Tim's told us the story before they were torn together. They fell for each other. they were married. He said the first time you heard of the song,

he knew instantly he wanted to record it with Faith Hill. By the way, they've been married for 22 years now. Wow. I was thinking about that. Wow. Yeah. It's crazy. What's it reminds you of this song?

What year was this? 1997. I guess it reminds me of high school. I was going to say junior high, but I guess it wasn't out then. That was other Tim McGraw songs. All the other ones. Like, don't take the girl.

Oh, that was a terrible slow dance. No. So was that Tim's song and then featuring Faith Hill? Yes. I believe so. Yeah, that was a good one. Yeah, that's a good one. Bobby bones. Experts say you should see a concert once a month. One, because you should go because music does a lot of things to your body. But two, you shouldn't go more than once a month because it affects your hearing.

Because that's loud. Oh, yeah. So you should go once a month. So last concert you've been to, Amy? Not work related. I'm pretty sure it was like maybe two years ago. I saw Kid Rock. You did?

I did. What you think about that? It was awesome. Yeah. It's a really good show. And he's like, my name is kids. And he's like, ball with the bud, bit.

I mean, my husband was like loving it. It was so fun. But I really was trying to think we're bad about that because I guess through work we get different, like work events where I feel like I've seen music. But I'm bad about making that a priority. because we should. It brings you joy to, like, go to a show and, like, have fun.

And now I'm thinking back about how much fun we had at the Kid Rock show, and I'm like, I need to do that more. And then before that, I think it was when I went to Garth Brooks with you guys. Yeah, well, it's tough because we do it all the time for work. Right. Can I tell a name drop story? Yes. About Kid Rock?

Oh, yeah. Name Drop! So I know Kid Rock a little bit. And as controversial as he is to some people, like, I like, I like him. He's a good dude. So nice. And he won't care if I say this. you go and if you have any dinner with Kidder Rock,

he passes out $100 bills to everybody the whole time. The staff, the waitress, he just has a stack of hundreds, valet, $100. Like, not just $100. $100. What? He's so generous.

Like, I like the guy, and I know he can rub people the wrong way, and he does that on purpose a lot, too. But I don't think I would name drop if it wasn't like a wonderful story. And yeah, he's got money, but also he's like, hey, what's your name?

Even waitresses that weren't serving, he's just like $100. Wow. It's a stack. It's cool. Yeah, it's cool. Anyway, I hope that that wasn't too name-droppy. No.

We good with that? I don't think anyone knew that, so. Okay. All right. Name drop! Thank you very much. The last concert I went to was Gary Clark Jr. I love this guy.

I love this guy. I also went saw Casey Musgraves in my own time. Be good to get together. Girl, but it'll be so hard to maintain Because it seems like now Just listen to this. I don't even turn it down.

Just play the whole song. Yeah, that's mine. Lunchbox's last concert you went to? Garth Brooks here in town. He was performing at the big arena And I took the wife and it was awesome. Yeah, I go to it too. I will sell my best

Till the river around a ride. They say once a month you should go to a concert. Like a bird upon the wind. Any other about you? I think mine was late last year. I took my kids and my wife to see the Beach Boys. How was it? Because they're older.

Yeah, they were old. So it was nostalgic. Is that the right word? It was cool to see the Beach Boys, but they were old. Not a lot of movement up there. Uncle Jesse was there, though. Yo, John Stamos? John Stamos, who played the drums and played some songs.

So that made it kind of cool. Morgan number two, last concert you saw. It was recently. It was Brooks and Dunn for their Crossroads taping. So everybody go to a concert. What are you laughing at? Hers is just like, you know, I just the other day. Oh, yeah.

Oh, Morgan number two is about town. She does stuff. That's good and good for you. You should. Yeah, you should. We give you a hard time because you're, listen, you're 25. You have the jar of youth. You know?

Take it. Live it. Don't let us hate on you. I don't feel like I hate on you. No. Do you feel like Eddie? Who hates on you the most for being young and fun? Bye, Eddie.

Yeah. I mean, he's the oldest. He's the oldest. It's not fun. Bothered time over there. Going at it. Oh, grumps. Oh, badball.

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used to come in with a segment called Crazy Ray the Weather Guy. Yeah. And we kind of canceled it because he would just come in and scream weather from random cities. And we kind of got the point, right? Yeah, yeah. It would run its course. Yeah. But he came back and we have these pitch sessions and he's like,

I have a new idea for Crazy Ray the Weather Guy. And I was like, all right, well. You can, we'll try it out on the air All right, so what's the difference now? So I'm going to go with Spanish edition of Crazy Ray the Weather Guy. So it's Locco Reimundo. Oh my gosh.

Loco Ramundo. So it's loco Ramundo. How do you say weather guy in Spanish? I mean, I don't know. Precipitation. No. El precipition. No, that's not it.

No. It's not it. All right. So here is Loco Reimundo Preceptetion I don't think that's right. It's meteorological

How do you say that? Meteorological. Yeah, meteorological. Meteorological. So Lojo Remondo meteorological. All right, here he is. Logo, Reimondo

Meteorological. All right, and in action. Los Vegas Very Caliente. Ah, caramba! Which has Las Vegas. It's hot. He knows Las Vegas is already in Spanish, right?

That's perfect. Okay. Okay. And, all right, go ahead. What's the next city? What's the next city you're doing? Austin Tejas. Okay, go ahead.

Es Bueno, margaritas, very important. Taco Cabana, fajitas, alabanias. Alaw. Eddie, how do you feel about it? I'm offended. All right. Yes. Wait, but what was the weather?

Like, it's a margarita, Mexican food weather? Like you could go to Taco Ban and get a margarita outside. Mediola joy, it's Bueno. It's good weather. It's good. I think he's, this is his way of saying it's good. You can sit outside and have tacos and a margarita. I don't know if I'm feeling this so far.

One more. Okay. What that means one more, man. I know, I know. Stop making you laugh so hard. Right. Go ahead. Nashville.

Woo! It's a more, pasto menos no bueno. Roberto Waisos. Vime in El Nashville. Bobby Bones lives in Nashville Right, but He said the weather is Anseus up.

Loso Reimundo! Right. Meteorado did you go. Well, listen, we gave it a run. You gave it a shot. We gave it a shot. Do you know, because he has a hit song called Vacation?

Are you down for a bank? It's not really Reimundo. He wrote part of the song and he does a rap part. You're doing your first live performance of this, huh? Yeah, I ended up talking to the guy, Eric Dodd, Kelly Band.

I think we're getting her too and we're all joining up and doing it, baby. CMA Fest. Yeah, we're like competing with the big people at the big states. Church, Carrie Underwood, all them. Carrey your Adrian Monday. Don't get that bomo from Instagram. Imagine these noodles are a catamaran and just float.

Go with the flow. They call me by the bones, Susan Ray Bundo. So you can do that live. Yeah, the goal was not to have too many beers before, you know. I'll be a little nervous. First live performance. Where do you do this? It's called the local.

West India. It's like a bar. Yep. So it's like Keith Urban's playing it. Nissan and you're playing You said West Ends. That's about five miles away. It's not even close.

Every country artist is in town right now perform and doing their stage stuff. And I'm like, we had to do it this week. Yeah. We couldn't have pushed it out a little bit, but here we go. Let's bring it. All right.

And you and Bay, your girl are good? We're good. Yeah? Yeah. Got vacation. He's going on vacation. He has to go on a vacation than the rest of us.

Because if we all leave, nobody can run the show. Right. So when we go on vacation, he has to be here. And you're going to. Hawaii. Wow.

Yeah, Maui. And so what's the big plan? I mean, we're researching stuff left and right. She's like, hey, here's a cruise. We got to pay an additional $100 to see the fireworks. I mean, so Hawaii isn't you just land there and you go in a dense forest. You got to pay for this. Hool-a-Dance, that ain't free.

Pretty much once you land in Hawaii, the only thing that you don't pay for is the lay. No what I'm saying? When you first get off the plane, no, they don't. They don't give me that. No, that's not the Brady Bunch. That's right. It's not the Brady Bunch. You don't get off, and they don't put that on you.

You just get off the airport and go. And if they do, you do pay for it. But her pops, he did hook it up. He got us a Jeep. Wait, is her dad paying for the whole vacation? Yeah. How did you do that? Yeah, I don't know how to thank the guy for that one.

How about right now? Proposed to his daughter. Lord's dad, thank you. Wow. Yeah. Her dad's paying for your whole vacation. Yes, very, very excited and very, very thankful. Do you have a credit card that you get to use of his?

Oh, once we get there, I'm paying cash. I'm bringing American money. throwing it left American money. You know why you'd bring America money? Because it's America. Yeah, yeah. America, Hawaii. He's like, you know, I'm going to Tampa.

I'm taking America money. Yeah, no, crap. It's America. Oh, dear. American money. What do you think? They use pesos? No, but we'll do it all.

We're swimming with the sharks, snorkeling. No, you're not. You're not. You're not swimming with the sharks. You're really not. They have an excursion we've been looking at for 50 bucks. You get in a cage and you can go down there. Oh, yeah, yeah.

It's a thing. 50 dollars, Amy. No, no way. If I'm going to swim in the shark, I'm going to do a high end. That's right. First of all, I'm not swimming with the sharks, and I'm not going to pay to do it high end. But I'm not getting it with a shark unless it's like a lot of money because that's how you know you're safe. Guys like, it's like a cage.

It's like $8. It's more like a net. They point you in that direction and just throw you in. I'm going to do surfing too. And one of the most dangerous beaches is breakneck beach. I'm going to do that one. I told her. No, I want to do the big ones.

Wait, my, are you a surfer? Yeah. I've surfed before. I love to surf. Breakneck Beach? That does not sound pleasant. Where did you learn about this beach? Oh, you just research.

We got a manual and all that. Pretty much beauty of the internet is, you can learn whatever you want from any island in America and the world. That's true. Yeah. Breakneck beach is not something. He's going to try it. He's like, you know, we're going to take some time and go over to kick in the Skorum Cove.

Wait, what? I can give it a shot. You know, it just is not read about it on the internet. Listen, I hope you're a vacation. And when is your vacation? last week of June Yeah And it creeps in

Fourth of July right around there Yeah, look at you Well listen I'm happy for you Absolutely And her dad's paying for it As far as I know And she keeps saying

Oh, this has been added on He did that And we're just chilling in a bungalow With our two best friends from Texas Yeah Is he paying for them too? They're covering a lot of their own stuff With the Jeep

We're riding around in that I'm sure it takes gas and stuff I'm sure it does too Yeah With American money Yeah Yeah, pay with American money for sure Yeah

Don't show up any of Rupels. I'd like to pay with the yen today, Mr. Hawaii. He says, none of that. All right? All right, good to talk to you. Yep. There he is. Raymundo.

Tell me something good. Historical edition. Lunchbox? The year was 2000. Sarah George was out in Wyoming, and she decided to go for a hike. And she made it at the top of a mountain, but she was suffering from dehydration.

Altitude sickness was throwing up. She wasn't going to be able to make it down. She sends out an emergency. see signal, a helicopter has to come and rescue her from the top of the mountain. And when she gets in the helicopter, you know who's doing the helicoptering? Who?

Harrison Ford! What? Yes, he had a helicopter, and he was able to fly in there and rescue her. Wow. On solo? Yay. Indiana Jones? Yeah, what's craziest later on in life, he has crashed a couple planes, so I mean, it's amazing. That's true.

They made it out. But who knows? Who we can fly a helicopter. Thank you, Harrison. Way to save today. There is. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby, boy. Oh, yeah.

Hello. Hello, Noel in Colorado. What's happening? Not so much. Don't ever read, and I got your book. Sale until you don't. Yeah. Like Brian Rip Pre.

I just had you sign it because I'm actually, I went tickets from the Bull to come to you in Denver. Oh, you're going to come to the Raging Idiot Show in Denver? Yes, they am. Oh, cool. And I'm bringing my dad, and I started it yesterday, and I'm already 68 pages in. Okay. I'm laughing at, you know, things and, you know, the stuff you say and relating to some of the things that you're dead and stuff like that.

I'm just like, I can't wait to keep it to read it. I have to, like, put it down so I can do my work or whatever, but like on my lunch break, I'm going to be reading it. Oh, thank. That's very sweet of you. Bring the book with you to the show. I'd love to sign it. So you want to come to The Raging Idiot Show? We'd love to see it.

We'll be in Denver coming up. Denver and Chicago are how we're starting our comedy music tour of the Raging Idiots at Raging Idiots.com. You know who told me they were reading that book? Thomas Shrett, we're with them. So the music's like, dude, I'm halfway through your bail until you don't. Oh, wow. I know.

And I was like, you're reading. That's cool. I was like, you read it? He goes, yeah, dude. I was like, cool. I was like, why? You were more like, oh, you're reading that? Wow, you weren't like, you read?

No, Hater. Oh, no. He doesn't read? No, he does. I'm making sure how Bobby phrased it. He has to be careful when he's shocked that people are reading his book. I'm always shocked that anybody does anything that I'm trying. You need to make sure that your shocks are reading your book and not shocked that they read.

Yeah, because I was record, whatever he wants. Yeah. And he was like, I'm halfway through your book, fail until you don't. And I was like, that's really sweet of you. Would you tell him like, I listen to your songs? Yeah. No. Yeah, I can't stand him.

Now I'm kidding. He knows. I'm a big Thomas Rett fan. Right. Yeah. That did funny. He's like, yeah, well, having a chance to get any of your music. Yeah, I don't listen to you.

Yeah, it's just not a thing. No, man. I love Thomas Red. Okay, so we got a couple things. Trisha Earwood's coming in just a little bit. That's interesting, right? Yeah. And she's awesome.

Hey, Noel, are you still there? Yes, I am. I'm going to have my dad read your book, too. Oh, cool. We'll tell them I say hello too. Noah, I want you to answer this question, okay, because it's a little debate we have amongst the show. Would you mind just being a part of our conversation for one second? No problem.

Okay. Noel, how old are you? I'm 35. Perfect, perfect for this question. Amy has two children, and her youngest daughter is now 12. 12. She just turned 12. And she loves friends now. Yes. She got introduced to friends when we were in New York City because it was like on TBS or something in the hotel room.

And then it was cool because we were able to show her like, oh, this is in New York. And we went to Central Park and we're like, this is where like, you know, Phoebe would go for a run. Like it was all New York things. And so she watched a couple episodes there and now she loves it and she wants to watch it at home. And of course, I want to watch it too. but I just don't know if it's like appropriate. For a 12 year old. Yeah, I don't know if she's like,

some of the stuff I think is lost on her, the adult stuff, but I would much rather watch friends with her than like another episode of Supergirl or Flash. So can Amy's 12 year old daughter, doesn't matter that she's 12 or doesn't matter that she's only been in the States for like a year and a half or so? Like, is that a part of the team? I guess we factor in all of it.

Like some stuff is lost on her because of the English, but the translation. But yeah, I don't know. Is it okay if I let my 12 year old watch friends with me? Noelle, your thoughts? I think you should let our watch Friends with you because then you can bond over that show. For one, so much some of the stuff's over her head. Yeah.

It's funny to you. Okay. Like now they're making kids movies that are funny to us. I can't remember the last kids, um, kids movies that they're like doing adult contact jokes that are way wherever the kid says. But you're, you know, you're buying tickets to take the kids in, and at least you're getting the last two. Okay. So it's fine. You know, you know, you get to talk about the characters and stuff like that.

And she doesn't need to know every little gory detail. And then you can always refer back to it when she's like 16, 17 years old, 18 years old. And she's like, oh, remember the Friends show? The sex stuff, you got to. That's the stuff I have to worry about because they date a lot. There's a lot of that talk. And then I thought, well, if anything, maybe it'll give us an opportunity to talk about sex because I think that we should. Well, here's a point.

She would be like, to share us a Joey. Yeah. That's part of the talk He has a girl every night because He has a lot of friends I think it's okay Because you know there's definitely content that's like questionable

I do I think it's okay but I think you should probably be with her When she watches friends At least for a while She laughs so hard Like she thinks like Phoebe's hilarious I hear her laugh out loud Like I never hear her laugh And I'm like hi this is so cool

Eddie year old is sent how old He's 11 Okay. Kind of the same. Would you like him watch Friends without you? Yeah. See, I'm having the same kind of problem with Seinfeld.

Like, because I think he would really love Seinfeld, the humor in it and all that. But I just don't think the content is good for him right now. So you would say no to letting her watch friends? I would say Vettom, like, watch the episode beforehand and be like, that was a good one to watch. So much time. And then you have to be like, you can watch Smelly Cat. Yeah, like they would love Smelly Cat. I know, right?

Let's watch your baby watch Friends. Yeah, I mean, I don't think it's that big a deal. I know. My parents let me watch Pretty Woman when I was nine. Yeah, I watched Married with Children. I mean, I didn't know what was going on. I just thought it was a fun family show. Yeah, I didn't know she has a prostitute.

I didn't. I know. I think it's okay. Eddie doesn't. And Noel does. I think you should, I think you're okay. Cool, sweet. Yes.

And you can watch it with her. Yeah. So pumped about that. And, yeah, we're going to bond over it. It's going to call us, too, if you want to hop in. 8, 7, 6. 77 Bobby. Did I mention the most viewed Netflix shows here on the show?

They put out the thing, like, the most viewed of all the shows. No, we haven't. The number one and two shows on Netflix, all shows, are the Office and Friends. Of every show they put out, of every... Those are the two most stream shows. Number one, the office, number two friends. That's crazy? Yeah.

I'm sure you've added to those numbers, too. That's probably all me in the office. On the Bobby Bones show now. Trisha Herewood. There she is. Walk in to see us. Tricia, go on in here. Welcome to our temporary studio.

It's like a hole in the wall. I know, but I just got to peek at what's coming. It's pretty cool, huh? It's very cool. Thanks. I appreciate that. My hand-built the whole new studio myself. I was in there all night last night.

I noticed that. I mean, I feel like you're very handy. After the CMT. I saw you last night. You didn't see me. That's not true. I did see you. I saw your shirt.

Oh, thanks. And I loved your shirt. The support female. Yes. That was written with Sharpie. People thought I bought that, and we wrote it with Sharpie, and I was looking to just dress comfortably and send a message. And you did both. Thank you.

And you should do some more of those and just sell them out of the truck of your car. You know, if I had a trunk of a car, I might. It's kind of a Jeep thing working. Let me say this about you. Say this about it. Yesterday we were spending time together. You didn't even know it. I slipped into the channels, and I ended up watching, I think a marathon of your show, and I watched the one with you and Delilah.

Yeah. And it was so good. I love Delilah, too. Her voice, man. I know everybody makes her do the voice. You know, she does. Delilah. Did you talk to your kids like that?

She's like, no. Oh. She's my mom. I was like, why don't you use the nice voice with us? And like, no. When you introed her even on the show, you were like, and here she is. Delilah. Like, you have to.

I was watching, though. And I don't, I'm not a food cooker watcher. You're not a food cooker watcher? It's okay. You don't have to be. I don't know how to cook. I can make like three things, but I was watching your show. I was in it.

You do a good show even for people that don't know how to cook. Well, I don't do anything. I'm pretty much a cook. I'm not a chef. So I do basic things and I want people to feel like they could make it. That's why I guess I didn't feel so stupid because I was like, oh, I can do that. Yeah, you could totally do that. Are you good?

Yes. I feel like, because we've been able to spend some time together, even a bit socially in the past few months. Yes. And we've been talking about, can't wait for the country's on to come out. And you're the guy who didn't want to hear it ahead of time and didn't want to hear it before it came out. I didn't hear until this morning. I know this. I'm excited.

I mean, it's kind of like Christmas. Really? Really. Still, even with every... That's fun. Even with everything. It's like, I was talking last night, I had the chance to be on that Tanya Tucker moment of Delta Dawn and standing there talking with Dina Carter and Carly Pierce, kind of these generations of women. And Dina and I were talking about that, about feeling like just so lucky to be here and doing this.

And so I, yeah, I mean, I'm giddy. Like, I was in the car driving over here, listening to you, talk about friends. And I was like, play the song, play the song. Because I want to hear it in the car. You know, I haven't heard it in the car yet. So that will be the true. Every time you're in the car, you text me. I'll play it every time.

I'm going to do it. I totally am. I need to hear it in the car today. I need you to play it for me today while I'm in the car. I'm going to play it right now, but I'll do it later too. Like if you leave, I'll play it again. I do. I really do.

It's a thing. Like, you have to hear it in the car. It's not real. You know what I'm saying? So when you leave, just text me, I will play it again. Okay. Even like at this hour, I'll play it again. Okay.

Thank you. Let me play it right now and then we'll come back. Trisha Yearwood's here. We have some stuff to talk about. One, I did something embarrassing in front of you and two, you did something that I thought would have been embarrassing for me, but you handled it like a champ. Do you know what I'm talking about? I'm embarrassed all the time. I mean, who knows what it is?

I'm like, what? All right. You'll see. Okay. On the Bobby Bones show now. Tricia Herewood. There it is. Who are all the girls singing?

Um, Caitlin Smith. Oh, that's Caitlin Smith? Yeah, Caitlin's one of the writers on this song. Love Caitlin. I love her voice. So she's singing. singing. Karen Rochelle, my friend who wrote Georgia Rain, is singing.

And then we just double some things. So it's really just a few girls. So what's up? Like, tell me about the song. Like, why that song? You know, it's interesting, I guess. I started looking for songs about a year ago, and I really didn't have an agenda. I didn't have a plan.

I just really wanted to make a country record. It had been a minute, you know, and I just wanted to find songs I loved. This is one of the first songs I heard, and I just liked it. It kind of reminds me of how I felt when I first heard. Like, she's in love with the boy. Like, I didn't have a, like, you never know, you never know what's going to happen with the song. You just know, you have to love it. And I just liked it.

And then after I finished the record and I kind of played it for my little team TY, they, it just kind of emerged. Everybody said, this is, this is the one. Like, this is what we need to start with. It's not a, it's a girl power song, but it's not a, it's not a preachy thing. It's just saying we're all in this together. And I love that you got this baby. So what if you don't line? That's like, that sold a song for me.

I'm like, sometimes you are on your A game and sometimes you aren't. and it's okay. There's power. Love it. I hear it. I feel power. Cool. It's not just for girls.

It's for guys or almost girls too. Yeah. You're in every girl. I am. He can relate. I'm gonna get a Sharpie and make you a shirt

that says that. I'm also in every girl. Yes. Thank you. Trisha Earwood's here. Okay, so a couple stories. One, we were in Los Angeles and we were all hanging out

in a room back. And you had a coffee. Oh my gosh, yes. And Tricia has a, it's a new coffee. It's a fresh coffee. coffee. It's a full coffee. And Trisha hits it with her knee and it spills all over her everywhere. And it was the most boss

move I've ever seen. She goes, eh, whatever. And just wears the coffee. Like, didn't change. She was just like, you know what? This happens. And she wore the coffee the rest of the night. And I was like, you're the coolest person I've ever met. Right. That does make you. I'm going to turn into perfume, I think. I mean, if I could wear coffee.

I mean, it's not a bad idea, actually, just to wear coffee. She was like, I've spilled waters on me. I'm good. She never changed. It was a never thing. Now, my moment was Trish came over to the house and we were talking and we were talking about like some early stuff in her career. And I read this thing on a piece of paper and I was like, I don't know how to bring this up because I feel if I'm not knowledgeable in an interview, that's on me. Like I feel like I'm the best interviewer. Like I have a confidence in that.

You're very prepared. You know your stuff. Very prepared. And like I understand music parts of things that just. And I'm like, well, I'm just going to go for it. I don't know that's about Trisha and I feel stupid for not knowing. And I was like, so when you were in the Air Force. And she was like, I was never in.

But actually when he first said it, he's like, so you want to be. an agent and then that when that didn't work out and then you of course you served in the air force and I'm like looking at him like why is he messing with me like what is bobby doing right now and I'm like I don't know if he's just like punking me or what it was just false information online and I felt so dumb false information online said that she was in the air force and when I got home I looked it up and it is it is in a couple of places and I'm like dude like who does that who puts that kind of information out so it's not your fault you did your research it was there I should have like looked in your window before he came over and you should look for my military photo where did you serve so what's so

you're going to go today because it's c m a week here in nashville so what i'm always curious what superstars do during cma week well it's been a while since i've been a big part of c mary week i mean i've come and done some stuff um you know one one or two things but this week has really been with a new single for the first time in a long time is making the rounds and basically like i've always done it's like wherever you guys want me to go, I'm going. Like, you know, whatever needs to be done. So, and then the thing is that you're singing. This song is really a rangy song.

It's really low and really high. And so my whole thing is just usually by the time you get to performing it somewhere, you're so you're so exhausted and you're sick and you can't really sing. So I'm like, I just have to keep it together for a couple more days because we're singing it today a few times. And we did it acoustically yesterday for something that we were filming. And that was really the first time I had really. performed it and it was really cool. So I don't know, we're everywhere today. Do you know all the words? I do. Like by heart. Yeah, I do. I know I'm all. We were talking and, you know, when you did the

Frank Sinatra record, it's a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of songs. And you can't mess up those words. Yeah, no. And they're, you know, they're clever and inner rhymes and all of that. And after I recorded that album, I kind of, I started working on this record. And so I kind of went away from it. And when I performed it live for the first time, that afternoon, I think I told you, I was like, when they all laughed that song in particular has like a thousand words and I'm like and they're all it's all these little stories and you're and just like I'm gonna I'm gonna mess this up this is different though this has been um about a year of working on it and really listening and usually when I'm done with the record I kind of put it away but so far I just keep listening so

and I have 14 songs on the record coming out in the fall and I love every one of them so which led in my next question you answered that I have two other questions then she's answering all questions for me. It's like we're the Abbott and Costello of country music. You predict me before I get there. Okay, two things. One, Amy, you and your daughter. Yeah. Did they reach out? Well, I don't know. Yes, you are. Oh, we are in the video? You're in the video. You're in the video. We made the cut. So what does that mean? Okay. Well, we're every girls. Yeah. So there's a lyric video that's up, came out this morning. And it is, it's photographs of every girl, you know.

And so a lot of this is myself. And I picked pictures of me from childhood on that are not like the pose cute pictures. I posted the really goofy pictures of myself and some cute ones and some really bad school photos. And my sister and my friends and just every girl. So it's kind of a, we're hoping that this is going to be the first. And then the video video we shot with also some friends and family. we're hoping to kind of to be continued. So every girl could be, could continue.

And I would actually like to see in every girl video that's all guys. That's going to say we need to add body. What about one for middle that's almost a guy, but not quite a girl? Yeah. And that weird purgatory? Yes. Totally. And Amy's in the lyric video?

Yeah, we're in Stasheera. Yeah. So we're every girl. She's going to free. I didn't know. I mean, I haven't really like told her. So now that I know that it's up, I'll show her. It came out today.

It came out today. It came out today. So I'll be like, you're in a music video. Because she changes all the time what she wants to do when she grows up. Like it's been, you know, doctor, singer, actress. Like, I don't even know where she, she hasn't stuck on anything. But I'll be like, well, now you're in a music video. Now you can be every girl when you grow up.

You're every girl. That's right. She's already every girl. Yes. That's cool. Trescia Yearwood's here. One other thing. The story about the airplane and the person underneath your seat.

Oh, yeah. Can you walk me through that? I can. I can walk you through it. So I was, this was in the early 90s, and I was on the, road. I had celebrated my birthday in Reno Nevada. I had a show that night and I had had some tequila and I was a little bit hungover and I was in, but I was sitting in first class and the only person overall is in first class. And I was kind of just, it was early. It was like six o'clock in the

morning and I'm sitting there and the plane's starting to leave the gate and I hear underneath my seat this pounding like and I hear like, help me, help me. And I'm thinking, I mean, I'm not that hungover. Like there's like something. Right. And I also don't drink tequila anymore. I can't do it. But so I'm looking around and nobody's really doing it. And then I'm thinking, well, I am crazy because no one's really noticing. And then I hear it again. And then some people are kind of looking around and almost like laughing a little bit like

this is a joke or something. But it sounds like it's right underneath my seat and it sounds seriously. And about that time, the flight attendant is walking by to make sure everybody's buckled in. And I just said, I think someone's in the underneath the plane. Like, I don't know. Something's going on. And then he did it again. and she heard it and stopped the plane, went back to the gate, and opened up the bay,

and I saw him just fly out underneath where the baggage was. So I don't know if he was loading baggage by himself. I don't know if somebody forgot he was in there. I don't know if he ticked off his buddy that he was working with. I don't know what happened, but I think he probably owns the airline now. Well, and that guy, Garth Brooks. And that's how they met. Yeah, and I'm like, I like that guy.

He's a cute one. Listen, you know I love you, right? Yes, I do. You can come back here and I told you this last time, whenever you want. I love you too. I'm going to call you. You're going to be sad. You gave me your number.

Maybe. Maybe. It could happen. It could happen. Tricia, your wood is here. I'm so happy you have new music out. And when you get the record, come on back. I will.

And thank you for having me always. And I also am a big Lizzo fan. I saw that you love Lizzo's music. It's just different. That whole record is like, what in the world is she? Oh, wow. She's doing, that's so different. So different.

And so, again, we're talking about kind of, girl power, like just so positive. It all makes you just feel good about yourself and feel like the possibilities are endless. We just did a photo shoot for the album cover that will, whenever it comes out. And I played Lizzo all day because I was like, I want to hear this music that makes me feel like I can do anything. And it was really cool. Very empowering. Yeah.

That's good to know. Throw that on if you ever got to do something like. Yes. We did a shot in a phone in an old-time phone booth, and she has a song called Where the Hell My Phone? And that's pretty much the whole lyric. So that became, that's the name of that whole setup. Trisha Irwood is here. Not Trisha Yearwood is leaving. But I'll see you Sunday at Nissan Stadium. Yes.

I'll see you then. You'll be in the same outfit. It's always. And I see every night when I close my eyes. Aw. It's not true. It's so nice if you say. It's not true.

All right, there she is. Trisha Yearwood, everybody. Thank you. All right. All right. On the phone is Trisha Yearwood right now in her car. Hey, Trisha. Hey, I'm in my car.

I was just, I heard that really, that nature to hear what song, every girl in the town, and I was just wondering if you could, like, play have anything here in the car. We don't take requests. I'm sorry. Once she leaves the room, I'm like, not her friend anymore. I'm like, no, sorry, we don't do requests.

Okay, I'm going to play it now. Okay, Trisha, thank you. Have a safe trip, and enjoy this new song. I'm going to play for you that everybody's calling about right now. Thank you. All right, there she is. Tricia, you're what? What's up, everybody?

You know, a lot of times I sit at home and I'm like, I'm just like Dolly Parton. You do? No. But here's a story that says Dolly Parton sleeps with her makeup on. Oh, so you are. Last night after CMT awards or any of my TV stuff.

Because they put makeup on me, and I'm telling you, I kind of look pretty with all of it on. Like, it makes me look pretty, because I'm not that pretty without it, but they can make all the ugly spots go away. Yeah, it's magic. And they, like, make your cheekbones look good. Where I look at me in the mirror and I go,

I'd hit it. Like talking about me? But Dolly Parton sleeps with their makeup. on. That's crazy to me because she has such great skin. I guess some people are just lucky. Like if I were to do that, I would break out all the time. Well, so far so good on me. And then I'm on the next four nights, so I'm just

going to be a one big makeup face. So like when you show up and they're reapplying makeup, are they just caking it on or do you ever rinse it off? I don't wash my hair and I don't kick it on. I might wash my hair just in generally once a month. What? Stop.

Once a month? Once a month? Maybe. If it's longer, I can't control it. So I have to, it's the only way to control this, I keep sweating. So I don't watch my hair, but then, what? But why are you doing once a month? Sometimes more, but sometimes once a month. Once a week should be good.

Okay, well, I'm not, I didn't ask it, Judge, right now. I'm telling you, I'm being vulnerable. I thought this is a safe spot. Oh, it doesn't get stinky? No, of course not. Okay. Once a month, are you realizing that's 30 days? When it's really short, I watch it all the time.

Like when I get a haircut, but I can't, my hair is so curly. Like, as soon as it grows out, it turns into super curls. So even with hot yoga and stuff? Yep. Well, I don't do it. And writing, okay, fine, writing that peloton, you sweat. Yeah, it likes to manage. It's very manageable.

It's like moose all the time. This might be the issue of why you don't have a girlfriend. Again, the guys, I can't share anything in the circle now. You got judged, dude. Yeah. I'm trying, though. I got my eyes out on somebody right now. Really?

She doesn't know, really, yeah, but yeah. Who is it? Okay, her name is. Shut. Kate Bosworth? No. Have you ever given an update about your international? date? I don't even know.

I don't know anything. You said it, right? Sometimes, too, I get confused to what I say. You do, we do. We do. We did. Oh, you did say this. But he did, but he did. I would like to say this to our listeners of this show. First of all, we just appreciate you so much. We are not the normal, whatever morning shows are, we get it. Sometimes we're so different that it's not good. And sometimes we're so different that it's the best. But that being said, we don't know what we talk about on the air sometimes because we have the same conversations off and I'll be like

how it's on the air just talk about it with you there's a girl that someone tried to set this is setting me up with who doesn't live in the states but lives close to the states oh okay and either Mexican or Canadian sure and Central America okay or Russia from Alaska that's so close yeah that's what you're talking about but there's no update because we're still trying to figure it out you're been if she went to video the year she gets a green card then she gets to come. You're next to her?

That's funny. Thank you. A woman in a restaurant calls a guy fat because they're in line together and he's like, okay, so he buys up all the fried chicken in front of her, so she can't get it in you. Oh my gosh.

Yeah, how about that? One other thing. Tom Bergeron was on Twitter yesterday saying, hey, fans, Dancing with Stars 2019, there'll be a lot of changes. We hear you. I take that as a shot to me. Oh, for sure.

There's nothing else he's talking about. And I like Tom Bergeron, but it's like, we hear you what? You don't want voting? we, this B team we chains dancing with the stars I'm gonna go back for the first episode and just put,

because I don't flip people off because I don't do that with my hand I don't do that, I don't say bad words but I'm gonna do the finger next or the middle finger because that's just living life. The ring finger. Yeah, I'll be like,

ring fingers all around, baby. Yeah, I don't even know what that means. I love that show. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show. As we end the show today, I just want to remind you to Mr. Bobby Bones on Instagram

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