The Bobby Bones Show - Bobby Tells Us What He Hates + Lunchbox Explains Why He's Sleeping On The Couch + DJ Jessica Calls Us About Boston Radio Station Police Standoff

Episode Date: July 11, 2017

Bobby shares his dislike for the beach, Lunchbox gets a new AC unit and DJ Jessica talks about police standoff at Boston affiliate Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We're transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bones show. Come on, Bobby. Hey, good morning. Welcome a Tuesday show. Morris Studio. Good morning. Have you been watching that 90s show on CNN?

Yes. So what is it? The 90s. It's a series that they're doing, I don't know how long it's going to last, where they cover pop culture in the 90s, TV show in the 90s, scandals of the 90s, all that. I mean, that's right in our wheelhouse. Yeah. Yeah.

Totally. Eddie, maybe the 80s, but for the rest of us, it's the 90s. It's okay, Eddie. They have one for the 80s, too. I've seen it. Oh, yeah? Yeah. He loved it.

What have you seen on it? Well, so far, like Arsenio Hall, like Seinfeld. and like they do the writers and the directors of these shows and like when they were coming up with things and when the show really took off, cheers. Was that 90s, cheers? Yeah. Or the 80s, huh?

I don't know. They sang the song. They had the, them on there. There you got. I went to the Cheers Bar in Boston. I was doing a stand-up show in Boston like two months ago. And so I went in the Cheers bar and I was like, hey, I'm a cheers.

And a bunch of our listeners in Boston was like, nobody in Boston goes to a Cheers Bar. Like it's only, and you walk in, and it's tiny. It doesn't really look like the Cheers inside, but it just has, the outside looks a little bit like it. Yeah.

But, and we were with people, because I'm 37 now, and I barely remember Cheers, but we were people, they were like 28, and they were like, I don't even know what this is. Like, Cheers, like, Cheers! No, it's like, no, it was a TV show.

Well, were you a Frazier fan? No, I watched Home Improvement. Maybe they were talking about the transition from Cheers into Frazier. Maybe, because Frasier was one of the biggest shows at the time. I think now that's really what it was, and all they think about it.

And then the scandals from the 90s, well, Bill Clinton, obviously. But then they played the clip of Bill Clinton playing the saxophone on Arsenio Hall. And they said that was like a total moment for him. It was in him being human and cool. Huge. Yeah. And you know whose idea it was for him to go do that show to connect with the young cool people? Hold on.

Let me guess. Who would tell Bill Clinton to go connect with the young cool people? I'm going to say, because you're asking me that, I'm going to say it was Moripovich. Hillary's. Oh. It's her idea. He wasn't going to do it. He wasn't going to do it.

In Arsenio Hall, they interviewed seeing it. Some random person. Like Bill Cosby or something. His wife told him to do it. No, they said she. Like you know, he told him Justin Timberlake. Oh, no. No, she was like telling him what to do.

She was telling him. Like, at the time, go on Arsenio Hall. It'll keep you cool. Or make you cool. Make you cool. It's Tuesday. It's Tuesday, and we have your cool thing that somebody's doing. It's always about the ICU here.

Bobby bones. Come on. Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU. Yeah, Austin Garderd was at work, right? It's his second day on the job. He was working at this place called Skyline Chili. He's 16 years old.

He's just trying to make it. Like, he's got a car payment probably. Yeah. Got some stuff to buy. All of a sudden, he's busting a table, and he sees a customer collapse. And someone yells, anybody knows, anybody know CPR? Again, he's 16. And he's like, I just ran up and started doing CPR.

I learned it over one day in 10th grade. and he saved her Oh, that's awesome He said he really had no idea How to do it properly He just knew from the quick He knew the basics Like I can watch

I could do it I've seen on TV a bunch times Yeah Like right We all see so I don't know I would give it a go Obviously

So he said he did it And medics rushed in They got in the hospital The guy's fine But second day on the job Wow Jump's down Lay some steepie on them

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They are reporting progress, which is really good news. And finally, in sports, the New York York. Yankee star Aaron Judge won the home run derby last night, so congrats to him. Waking up this morning, here's what's happening. Warren Buffett donated $3.1 million to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Jay-Z announces going on his 444 tour. I listen to that album. I think it's very good.

Oh, I didn't listen to it. And I liked Jay-Z. You didn't listen to it? I heard one of my workout videos had it in there, and I was like, It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Yeah.

But I didn't listen to the album. Daniel Craig, probably going to play James Bond again. I like him as James Bond. Yeah. But he's the only one I've known for a long time. Before then, it was like Pierce Brosnan. Right, like older people. The girl who plays on This Is Us and the AT&T commercials,

she plays the one who puts the play on who writes the play. Her name is Milana Ventraub. She's the one who wrote the play. Kind of nerdy girl. Uh-huh. She has signed on to play Squirrel Girl and an upcoming Marble. show, new warriors. I mean, are they running out of characters in these shows?

Scorrel. Is that superhero as a squirrel? Well, it's a Marvel show. Okay. And Squirrel Girl. I like squirrels. Aaron Judge won the home run derby last night. I watched that.

He dominated. He could hit 100 more. And then The Bachelorette, Rachel got emotional in the latest episode. Did you watch that? No, I missed it last night. I was busy. What was you guys doing last night? Just, you know, picking up the house when you get back from vacation.

You got to put everything away, kind of clean up. Just missed it. What did you watch instead? Teen Mum started last night? Oh, that's right. The British version of Teen Mom. Teen Mum. So.

All right, your Tuesday positivity. Tell me something good. Round the room. Amy, give me something good. Well, the couple, they met on Twitter and they ended up getting married. She kind of just threw out a tweet needing a date to her sister's wedding and said, hey, are you a man? Can I borrow you for a wedding next weekend?

Well, this guy named Phil, he replied to her. tweet saying, I can do this. I've got a suit and everything. Anyway, they flirted back and forth. He ended up going through to the wedding and now they're getting married. That's all I had to do. Like my whole life, all I had to do is go, hey. You switch it up. Go, are you a girl? Can I borrow you? Do you have a dress? Wow, I know. That easy. Yeah. Lunch bikes. There was a couple in Philadelphia. They were on their way to get married at the courthouse, and they were driving, got a flat tire, so they're straining on the side of the road.

Well, David, the Uber driver drives by, sees him, pulls us. over's like, oh, you need some help? They're like, we're on our way to our wedding. He drives us the wedding for free, and he acts as their witness so they can get married. I already said, I will only take you if I can be your witness. Well, whatever. Just leave that book. I tried to leave that out because, I mean, it sounds kind of demanding.

David, the Uber driver. He wants to be part of the story. I was just trying to make it sound like he did something awesome. He also, though, went to his house and tried to fix their tire. I get their one of those lug nut removers. Oh, okay. I mean, he did some stuff, but maybe he was just facetia's like, He sounds great.

No, I don't know. He's the same for a driver. I don't know. Brad wanted to do some special for his wife, and so it's her last day of chemo. So, he and his friends arranged to purchase roses from a local florist, and it happened, and $500 was donated to help in breast cancer. So he got everyone to donate and bought a whole bunch of roses. And then he didn't just give her the roses.

He went and distributed them. to all the patients in the hospital that she came from at the Omaha Cancer Treatment Center That's cool So he gave them to her

And then was like Hey do you mind if we just give these out? Sure So we like doubled up the rose love Man I say if you curse It makes you Typically more happy

And you have healthier verbal abilities Potty mouths are more honest as well And I don't mind cursing I don't curse I don't think I've said a bad word In almost two years at this point And for me it was just

Can I stop? Not because it was any moral. I'm not going to curse. Sometimes I'd actually like to. And you can be funnier cursing. Because I do stand up, and it would be so easy to curse. Like, if you curse, you get a laugh. But I've eliminated all cursing for my vocabulary.

And so I don't say any of it. So I guess I'm kidding. I have bad verbal ability. I'm not near as happy as I used to be. Oh, no. Yeah. But, I mean, cursing is kind of fun sometimes. I can lie to you.

It's like, but I don't. It's been almost too. Yeah, it's crazy. I don't even think in curse words anymore And I think creatively I did it too Because if I was writing kids' songs and books And your comedy shows are family-friendly There at least there's no cursing

Yeah People always say can I bring a 10-year-old to your comedy show And I'm like no Because 10 years I want to sit and watch somebody talk for an hour Regardless of what I'm talking about What kind of kid wants to sit and watch some man Get up there and talk about anything So yeah I wouldn't say they're family

They're not family friend But I wouldn't say that I'd rather my sleep people and then people will be like, you said you were talking about SpongeBob the whole time. And I was like, no, Amy said that, not me. Oh. Bobby Boneshow.

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So it's not really a movie version. It's just a documentary. Yeah, and it's going to be on the big screen. Because I read that and I was like, they're making a movie. Okay, so it's not really a movie. It's the documentary at the movies. Yes. Got it.

Okay. Well, if you're a Dolly Pardon fan and you're a Kesha fan. Well, those crossover fans, yeah. They have collaborated on Keshe's new album called Rainbow. So I guess Dolly put her special touch on some music, and the album or the music will be released in August. I'm Amy. That's your 32nd Skinny.

Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead. This story comes to us from Jacksonville, Florida. A man was running out to jump in his car because he had to run to the gas station to get something. Runs, jumps in the front seat, and for God he had left his gun on the front seat. Oh, no. Oopsie. Hopefully he shot himself in his butt-tocks.

A little more forward. Oh. Hit the trigger and shot him right in the groin. Oh, no. Oh, no. In the groin or the groin? The groin. Oh, no.

And he was arrested because he was not supposed to have a gun. Dang, double the fun. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonnet story of the day. We're on the air yesterday talking about vacation and I said, I don't like the beach. I have no use for the beach. I don't like the water. They hate sand.

All of it. Holy cow, I got blown up. I got Jake Owen tweeting at me. Jake called me yesterday. He's like, hey, dude, when you like the beach? I told you you're weird, dude. And he even tweeted that. Yeah.

I told everybody he was weird. I have no interest in the beach. One, because I don't like laying in the sun. I don't like sand. I don't like the water, really. I'll do a pool. I like a sand. It's like the salt water.

It's not like I'm out with a family or, you can't even really go out and tube. You can't on the ocean. Because the waves. I have no use for it. I don't like laying there. My life would be so much easier if I drank. Because these are things that people do that drink, because drinking makes you feel fun. Oh.

On the beach. I'm out there sober just staring at the sun going, this is not fun. Those people are like, let's go to the beach. I'm like, to do what? Well, lay out. It sounds terrible. If I want to lay out, I lay in my bed and my Wi-Fi. Yeah.

I should say Wife. I did too. I was like, whoa. Even better. Wi-Fi, yes. I never get tired of Wi-Fi. They have Wi-Fi at the beach. Yeah, I don't ever fight with my Wi-Fi.

I don't ever need counseling because of my Wi-Fi. That's right. So I said that yesterday and people just went crazy about that. I'm just not a beach guy. And someone said, what about the lake? Well, I grew up, but I never went to the lake just to hang. We either went to the lake to fish, went to the lake to tube, went to the lake to work. Oh, yeah, I worked on the lake, the marina.

So it is different. I need something to do. Or I can just start drinking. Gosh. If I start drinking, then it's all on. Everything's fun. You'll love the beach. Pinocalas.

I might just go sit on the side of the road and drink and watch. And watch cars. That seems like it would be fine. I'm probably not safe. It doesn't. And the beach isn't safe from what I've been reading. I agree with that. Shark attacks.

No, that's in the water. Squid attacks. Jellyfish. Yeah. They don't get on the beach. Aaron in Arkansas. What up, buddy? We're at your old workplace down here in Hot Springs Village.

Wanted to say, what up? So I used to do maintenance for a long time on golf courses in the Hot Springs Village. Which course are you going to? Because I worked at Balboa and Coronado. We're going to Balboa right now, and then we're playing at Coronado because they don't have a driving range. I have my 10-year-old daughter. She'll be 11 this week, and she's playing with me.

Man. Wow. Time marches on. Man, that's a memory. I used to wake up like this in the morning, drive all the way in Hot Springs Village, and you just wear weeding clothes, right? And so you would go, we rake traps, right, when the sun's coming up. We mow the greens with these big mowers you had to flip perfectly.

And then the rest of the day, we would just drive around, and we'd eat. And it was a terrible job. It was a miserable job. Because I got in trouble, almost fired. Almost the only job I'd been fired from. Because we took the golf carts and we had the green mowers in the back and we were drag racing them with the weight behind us.

And we got caught. And they fired two people. They didn't fire me. You know why they didn't fire me? Why? Because I was always on time and I was a great worker. So they said, Bobby, we're going to let this slide. They said, you have no strikes against you and you're a model employee.

Oh, model. Wow. Wow. I believe it. So I did not. get fired. And those other guys, they were late all the time? They were just guys. Oh, yeah, lots of strikes. Yeah, lots of strikes. It's probably their idea, too.

Yeah, it was. Of course it was. You think I'm watching my idea. All I want to do is compete. It's not my idea to race mowers, but if someone's like, let's race and I'm faster than you, all right, game on. So, hey, Aaron, that's awesome. I appreciate that call. So what time you guys TNF? She made the T-time at 720, and she wants to talk to you. Can she talk to you real Sure, put her on. Hi, Mr. Bobby Mown. What's happening?

How old are you? I'm 10, my birthdays on Thursday. Oh, happy birthday. So you're playing golf today with your dad? Yes, sir. Yeah, are you pretty good or no? Sort of. Yeah, how long you've been playing?

Since like May. Okay, so you're still pretty new at it. So when do you go back to school? Are you looking forward to that or no? Sort of because I'll be in sixth grade. Sixth grade's a good grade. Where do you go to school, by the way? Episcopal, collegiate.

So is sixth grade the largest of elementary there or the first of junior high? The first of junior high. That's exciting. You get to go and kind of do something different. Well, that's awesome. I hope you have a good round today and tell you, Daddy said, thanks for calling. And Wu Pig, right? Also, I met you in Wichita, Kansas on your funny and alone tour.

Oh, yeah? Was that nice or no? It was good. It was good. It was pretty good. Just kind of nice. Go hugs. Okay, there we go.

All right. Hey, thank you. Have a good day. Thanks. Appreciate you. Appreciate you. All right, there we go. So cute.

Anyway, I hate the beach. Here we go. Just wrap it all up. Yeah. Put a bow on it. I'm all good. No beach for me. I like hotel rooms.

Mm-hmm. Yeah. I like my bedroom. I like closing the curtains. Ray, can we do our own radio edits or no? What do you mean? That Dylan Scott song's coming up and that part's just creepy at the end.

Like I don't, can I turn it off before that part? Like it... I mean, I guess. There's a song called My Girl or he's like, Hey, no, my girl, you like that. Uh-huh, know what you're wearing. It just sounds like he's talking dirty. On a phone and not telling us his identity.

So, can we cut that part? I can cut it or you can just turn it. Or you can just turn it down for 15 seconds and talk. Okay, so like the song plays, right? It's like, Yeah, that's my girl in the past... We pause a song for a second here to talk about... Anything.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then we turn it back up. I heard on the radio again yesterday because I was just making a joke about it. It just is... It comes off as creepy to me. Like, I picture a guy in a trench coat calling with a phone, like a landline

with a squid. cable on it. Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, going, Who's this? So this is from the 90s. Kind of. What you're wearing. What you're doing? What you got under... I mean, yeah, when you do it like that. Anyway, I listen to the radio, too, and I hear little things. What's the poll say about Lunchbox's story yesterday? Because what happened on the show was

Lunchbox goes, and he goes to Portland, and he has a vacation, and him, his wife are going, but his in-laws show up, without him knowing. So read me the poll question. Okay. Lunchbox's wife surprised him this weekend on vacation by bringing her family. Is this okay? So that is a surprise. Like he shows up, ready to have some time with his wife, and the family shows up.

Okay. Answer. What are the options? Yes. Family is good. Yeah. 7%. Said yes.

7%. Okay. Eh, shouldn't surprise someone like that. 30%. Wow. Okay. No, he should have known 63%

Wow That's pretty high I don't understand how people Think I should have known Like I don't talk to me No, no You're saying she should have told you Like you should have known

You should have told you Oh You should have just like Smart people Smart people All right I was about to say like You win You won dude

Yeah He was like so disappointed He's like How was I supposed to know Did you talk to your wife about that yesterday? A little bit we just talked about it and she's like, you know, maybe next time I won't do that. I'm sorry. Does she debrief you every day after the show? Not every day because sometimes she's a couple days behind because she'll listen to the playback on IHeart and her

dash. She'll put the headphones in and she sometimes falls a couple days behind because she gets busy at work. Does she ever tell you when you're funny and not funny? Yes. She'd be like, oh, that segment was funny. I laughed out loud when you were doing this or whatever. Did she do the opposite? No. She tells me when I'm funny, so then I realize, okay, I wasn't funny today because she didn't come home and say, oh, that statement was funny. Eddie? What?

Not what. Same question. Same question as my wife debrief me when I get home. Sometimes, not very often, but it's usually when I say something bad about her. You don't really do it. I try not to know. But when we talk about marriage stuff and I sound negative about it, she's like, you're making her. marriage sound bad.

Honest, not negative. I know. Ladies and gentlemen, it's Bobby Balls time. Come on, Bobby Balls. Because they have nothing better to do. Yesterday after the show, Eddie and Lunchbox had a donut eating challenge. Oh, my goodness.

What? There was a box of donuts sitting up here, and Lunchbox challenged Eddie to eat as many as he can. He had two donuts he had already eaten, and there were seven and a half left, and he goes, I can finish that whole box. I said, there is no way. You can finish that box.

That's nine and a half donuts. So he was up to the challenge. These donuts were in the break room. Eddie has already had two, and he told me he can eat all these. Y'all don't believe me. Here we go. There's four and a half donuts. Delicious.

I told you you couldn't do it. I told you. I'm not done. This is getting harder. Donut five and a half. This one doesn't taste as good as the first donut I had. You're not going to make it. Oh, donuts six and a half.

I feel fat. I feel drunk. Come on, finish strong. Nine and a half. Last bite. Nine and a half. How many was that? Nine and a half donuts.

Boom. Easy as donut. Why don't you guys like work on bits or something? Yeah. Well, see, this was a spontaneous. Yeah. Organic. Was that a bit?

Sounds like it. To us, it was kind of like you really don't think I can eat all those donuts. Watch this. It was just life, Amy. Oh, but I think we're talking about it now. So I feel like it's a bit. It was great. That's what you're saying.

But he didn't win any money. He didn't want a bet. He just goes, I bet I can. You're done with living that life. Yeah. I'm totally done. I got home and I crashed so hard. Like, sugar crashed.

I felt drunk. I think the sugar got me drunk. And then I had a headache like a hangover. Did you wake up feeling so gross? This is disgusting, but I still was burping donut all day yesterday. I didn't even eat. I didn't eat yesterday. I had nine donuts for the day.

Oh. Coming up in a second. We're going to get Jessica on from our station in Boston, the bull. Did you guys hear what happened at their station yesterday? No. No. When the guy, like, ran his car into the building. It was like demanding a song get played

I don't know anything about this What? Wow I don't either That's crazy tab It was in the news Oh I saw other things in the news It was not that

So I'm gonna get her on in a second So our affiliate in Boston The Bull had apparently a bunch of crazy drama Listen I've had people come to the station With guns looking up for me before But never has anyone rammed a car into a building Because they wanted a song played I think that's what happened

She's gonna be on in a second Don't leave Horns up Boston. But even when I tell you the artist, who it is going to be like... Wait, hold on, yes. It's a very specific, obviously. Oh, yeah, they wanted a specific song and artists.

Okay, get this. And by the way, Jessica's on from Boston, who's right after our show in Boston. Hey, Jessica, good morning. Hey, guys, how are you? We're good. And I'm going to read the story, but was it just nuts there yesterday? Yeah, it was wild. I mean, pretty much everybody in the entire building were just looking out the window for three hours.

Okay, here's what happened. The headline, canines and SWAT called in for a standoff at a Boston radio station. Police took a man to custody yesterday afternoon after a standoff outside the Iheart radio studios. 38-year-old Richard Newton was handcuffed by officers. He came out of the car, hands up, surrounded by police vehicles. He wanted to hear a song called My Axe by Insane Clown Posse, and he had a large axe. Yeah. So what did you see?

What do you know? So, I mean, I was on the radio till three, and all of this started happening around like 1.30. And, you know, people were like, oh, there's a guy outside with a knife, but I didn't believe anyone. But what happened was, I guess, he was driving around our parking lot. And it was kind of one of those, see something and say something. Someone else outside saw this crazy guy driving around the parking lot. He kept getting out of his car, taking out an axe and a knife. And then going, yes.

And then going back in his car. And then, I guess, he asked, he was, you know, that person. immediately called 911. And then I guess another girl just happened to be, you know, walking at her car. And he was like, hey, where's the radio station? And then she, like, saw the ax and ran away. So then he never physically came up into the radio station. I mean, we're luckily way up there and you have to go through, you know, crazy security.

But it was crazy because he wouldn't get out of his car. So they had every single police, the state police, the SWAT teams. It's all in my Snapchat. It was wild. So he was drinking beer and smoking marijuana. in his car until he finally got out. Did anyone play insane clown posse? Because he would have just left if I would have done that.

Why didn't you play, Jessica? I know. I know. I mean, Colton's like, should we just play it? I think there was a joke that one of the cops was trying to get one of our sister stations to play it. Just so he would leave and not hurt anybody? There was a lot of rumors, but I mean, we watched it.

I mean, some of my coworkers stood at the window for three hours and watched all this go down. So, I mean, shout out to the Boston police, the Medford police, the SWAT team, the bomb dogs. there. I mean, it was a wild scene. Man, when you have to shout out, bomb dogs helping you, that's when you know something crazy almost happened. Yeah, but I mean, big set up to the person in the parking lot that saw

something and immediately called 911 because, I mean, it could have been even crazier if you got into the building. What's your Snapchat? Jessica, I know it. I follow you, but for everybody else. Yeah, I know. I snapped a lot of this. I'm like, I hope I'm not annoying, but it looks like everyone liked it. It's J-C-C-A-L-L-Y-4.

J-C-A-L-L-Y-4. Jay Callie 44 and Jessica follows us in Boston. Well, it's good to talk to you. How's everything else going? Everything's good. I mean, our Red Sox are in first place right now. We're doing good. And your life?

It's good. Yeah. Your personal life? My life is good. No, I'm not engaged or anything, but it's good. Nothing? Mm-hmm? No.

All right, Jessica. Yeah. We love you guys. All right. Have a good morning. Talk to you later. Okay. Bye.

Bye. So does that sort of response mean that she wants to be engaged? Or, like, would be better if she was engaged. Like, it's like, hey, how are you? I'm great. Not engaged or anything, but I'm great. If you're asking me, I don't know. Shout out.

Isn't that crazy? It's a radio station? So crazy. I want to find that insane clown posse song. I want to see what they got so worked up about. Hold on a minute. There was a guy outside of a radio station in Boston. And he's driving around with an axe in his car.

And they have to call the canines and bomb dogs. and he gets arrested after a three-hour standoff because he wanted to hear this song called My Axe from Insane Clown Posse. And I remember when San Clown Posse was a thing. I mean, I was like 14. But here, here is My Axe from Insane Clown Posse. I love my buddy.

My axe is my buddy. I bring him way. I will yours. Sounds like the Dylan Scott song. My axe. I take it down to the tree. Search my hatchet band. That's a dude.

Here's a weird thing. People will get online and I'll be like, play this song. And I'm like, you're already online. Why don't you YouTube it? Yeah. Thank you. That's it. Look it up.

All you got to do is the same letters that you typed into the Twitter, type it into the YouTube. It's right there. That's a great point. The same exact letters. People are like, play this song. I've never listened it again. You weren't listening anyway, or you will keep listening. This will not make you change the way you live your life.

Like, you, they'd be like, you must play Scotty McCurry right now. Hmm, I'd like to hear it. Okay. Type Scotty Macquarie into YouTube.com. And you have all the Scotty McCurry songs. You can make your own playlist. And I like Scotty, but his fans are hardcore, man. Anyway, I'm done with that.

Oh, you into the X song? Yeah, I've never heard it for until now. I like the beat. Stop it. What? This guy's in the big house right now going, see? See? I knew they would like it. Bob it Bonesh.

Here we go. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 30 Second Skinny. Babe Hill posted a clip of herself, you know, shaking it on stage at a Soul to Soul show. Apparently she was doing a version of what's called the washing machine. Have you seen it? People can't see your fingers when you do finger quotes, Amy.

I was just doing it for myself. I talk with my hands. I mean, they don't need to know that I'm finger-coting washing machine. but have you seen her doing it? Like she's shaken, swirling around. Like she's, you know, more like a washing machine like a... No, I've seen it. I know the washing machine dance, too.

Like, people used to do it when it was younger. Really? Is that the one where you just kind of move your hips and your arms? It's sort of like a hula hoop, but no hula hoop. She looks like someone that used to get to the washing machine. Like, she's trying hard. I feel like it was pretty impressive. We put it up at bobbybones.com if we want to check out her skills.

So it's Tuesday, which is DVD Day. if you're still into that or download day. Fate and the Furious is out. Get it. It's good. 66% positive of my rotten tomatoes I check. That's still high. That's not that high.

I mean, she's trying to sell us on it. I love it. She's also trying to tell us the 66 is high. That's a D. But it's not a splat. But that's a D. It's still a tomato. Okay.

And the other movie available for rental today are download Smurfs, the Lost Village. Oh, tell me how many some of these tomatoes. 37%. Get it. Oh, no. The fate and the furious. Fate of the fear. Excuse me.

I'm Amy. That's your 30 seconds getting. If you're looking for a new TV show, which, hey, aren't we all? You got to check out TLC's show Outdaughter. It's a hit show. It's Amy here. And let me tell you. Adam and Danielle Busby, they have six daughters.

The oldest is six, and she's the ringleader of her Quinn Tuplet sisters. That's right. There's five of them and they're turning two. They're walking, talking, potty training. Welcome to Terrible Tuesdays on a new season of Outdaughter, premiering July 11th at 9 8th Central on TLC. Bobby Bones, everybody. Shout out Asheville, North Carolina.

The cops there got a call. They got to complain about a giant slip-and-slide that had been set up for a block party. And they went, they were, oh, check this out. And then they went and slip-a-slide themselves. I thought it was so fun. One of the people lived there said one of the local dads built a humongous. Slipp and slide. Somebody.

Probably Gertrude. They're here. It's a slip and slide. And all the kids are having too much fun making noise with their noisy fun. Called. Cops go and they're like, ah, we're good. Let's take a slide ourselves.

I'd like to make a report on the cops that are also out here slipping and sliding. That's right. This is Gertrude at 401 Main Street Lane. Take a lift at the slip and slide. I'll be the one out with my fist in the east. The cops went, Tell me they took their guns off. That'd be a funny video.

They're sliding down. They got all their guns on sticks. And now a random segment about Chick-fil-A. Today's Cow Day, by the way, if you go into a Chick-fil-A and you're dressed like a cow or you have any cow accessory, they give you a free entree. How about that? It's Cow Appreciation Day.

They have a secret menu, too. Do you know that? Chick-fil-A-day-a-secure menu. It includes milkshake flavors, even a chicken cassidia. No way. Wow. They even have a healthy secret item, the spicy. char. It's a grilled version of their spicy chicken sandwich. I had no idea.

I know. You can even trade in the toy from a kid's meal for a free ice cream cone if they want the ice cream cone instead. Genius. Wow. Yeah. And that's a random chick-fil-a segment. That was a random segment about chick-fil-A. This was not a paid segment. Thank you. We get more requests for Eddie and I's band The Raging Idiots song, Chick-fil-A, but it's Sunday. But the man won't let us put it out yet. Where's the man? What man? Which one?

Big man. Big man. The biggest man? Music industry man. They're like, we can't let you put it out yet. So it's not available. The only time, I just have it here. The whole song's two minutes long.

I like that. Like, why can't we put it out? You know what I mean? It's recorded live in concert. They just told you, yeah. Someone asked me earlier to play the Chick-fil-A song, so it's pretty got. Oh, chick-it Sunday. It's the one day that I was hoping to get Chick-fil-A.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I had to find Mike D. Or a phone screener, a friend, like a real-life friend. Because he just hangs out by himself. He goes places by himself. Good, dude. Yeah. We didn't have any friends still.

So what's the problem? I don't know. Mike D, what's the problem with, like, you and hanging out with friends? I don't know. I guess I'm kind of lame. But there are a lot of lame people. Yeah. Like, most people are lame.

You know, don't believe what you see on Instagram and Twitter. Everybody's out partying. That's not true. That's not true. So you've tried to make friends Yeah How? Just meeting people off Twitter

Hanging out Doing stuff I don't know going to places That doesn't sound like you tried that hard Yeah Like let's think about it Like where do we meet people At work first

Okay well we're here at work Okay And so Mike and I hang out a little bit But when I leave Are you working? No we hang out something Yeah we're working I guess that

I don't really hang out with anybody If I'm not working but we still hang out. I enjoy hanging out with them. Mike, let me give you your first challenge. Okay. And Mike finds a friend. Find somewhere to volunteer once a week.

Find something you're passionate about. Go and find other like-minded people there. Because there'll be people that enjoy what you enjoy. Okay. So you don't have to do it this week, but find something. And then we'll check out with you next week and see what you've decided to go volunteer to do. Okay. Because for me, when I would go go,

like the humane society. I'd go, I'd find other people that were like, wow, or church, or wherever something that you like to go to, there are other people like that. He's been going to a bunch of movies by himself, but he went to a movie with, I didn't know this. Oh, what? He went to a movie with a girl from the building.

Whoa. Okay. Mike D is the newest member of our show. Mike D. How old are you? Oh, 26. Okay, and who's this girl? She works in the building. Digital stuff, her name's Megan.

Yeah. And so, was it a date? No. His friends. How did this come about? Who paid? She had like a free movie pass, so she got it. So she paid.

Yeah. Okay. But again, how did it come about? We just both found out we were both in a movie, so. How did you both find out you were both into movies? Yeah, who contacted who? I think I like messager on Instagram. I think.

And then we just started talking about movies. So you slid into her DMs. I did. Wow, he went straight to the DM. Did you get a couple of butterflies before you went to the movie? I mean, yeah, when you hang out with a girl, it's like... So, wait, did you see this as maybe a potential date? I mean, in my mind, it's always kind of a...

If you go out with a girl, yeah, it's a potential date. How did you feel like when it was over? It felt more like a friend thing. Oh, okay. You feel like she shut you down a little bit, threw up a while or two? Not shut me down. I just didn't really like make any kind of progress. Did you say, did you do the popcorn in the lap and have a...

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what the... I didn't do that. No, you shouldn't. I'm making sure. Okay. Well, good luck. He's on Bumble.

Yeah, that. Do girls ever come after you on Bumble? A little bit, yeah. Why don't you go hang out with them? It's a tough process, too. Yeah, but all of it's tough. If it were easy, everybody would be doing it. I'm trying.

All right, find a place to volunteer. Okay. Hopefully things work out with the girl in the building. Okay. Are you guys going to go out again? Probably. Dang. All right.

Okay. Okay. Maybe he doesn't need to volunteer. Maybe you got this down already. All right. I know sometimes, Amy, you're like, oh, it's frustrating. But I have to ask, as the voice of our listeners, where are you with your kids that you're adopting?

What's the latest? Okay. So the latest is I got an email that maybe. were like 30 days out from finishing some step that then after that everything goes pretty quickly and we could be going down there to finalize the adoption, which means like if we go down there, boom, finalize, boop, bring them home. So what you're saying is... However, we also, my husband likes to counter that latest email with another email we got from

the embassy a while ago saying that it could be like several months. these kids are going to grow up Bobby, you're telling me they already are. Can I talk to you about something? Can we? Yeah. I mean, I don't, I don't know what you're going to talk about. I don't know if I talked about it. I can't remember what I say, what I don't say, but last time I went, like my daughter, I feel like my daughter

needs a brawl. Like, I feel like I need to buy my daughter a brawl. Last time I went, I bought her these little, she's 10, she thinks she's 11. That's right. When I asked her, she said she was 11. I know. We're working on that. But I got all these little camisoles from Target and she's 10 and she's tiny But then like I put the camisole on her

The little tank top and I was like oh And then we started taking pictures I started looking at the pictures I'm like whoa might need a you know What? Stop growing stop growing I'm freaking out I'm looking back at the pictures And I'm like well by the time she gets here Like we're gonna have to go do that

And I'm a new mom and now I'm going to do that Do they do that the orphanage for them? I mean people don't They don't go shopping for balls, no. They don't? No, no, no. But they will get donations for certain things. What does your gut tell you?

What does my gut tell me? About the whole situation right now. Well, my gut's like, okay, 30 days. Let's start counting. And then my husband's like, his gut is different. So then he reels me back in. Like, I go all in and then he's like, so it can't be today.

It's not going to be, no, it's not going to be today. I do know that. Because sometimes I'm like, maybe I'll get the call tomorrow. But this latest email we got, no. But I'm just so confused as to why sometimes they think we're further along than we are. And there's like indications that were further along and then like, oh, my bad, you're not there. Do you need to pay them? No, this is nothing to do with, you mean, like, who's them?

I don't know. I pay my agency. There's no, Hades, like, we're good there. Is anyone who continue to take money from you? Because I can see where people would string it out if you're giving them money. No, I'm pretty sure we made our final payment. And actually, we prematurely did that to our agency because we thought we were at a different stage where that money was due,

but we're not. But I think we're all caught up. So let's get this party started. Would they go to school and fall if they came to money? I just don't think that that'd be possible. Probably do some homeschooling. I'm pretty good at that probably. Oh, boy.

Top five songs in country music. Why don't we start here with number five, Keith and Kerry the Fighter I love that song Number four, yours if you want it, Rascal Flats. Because it's yours if you want it. Number three, every time I hear that song from Blaine.

Number two, my girl. I always think of like My girl. Whenever I see it come up, I was like, talking about my girl. My girl. I got so much. That's a jam.

That one's a chance. Craving you Thomas Red Number one, congrats Thomas People gave him so much crap when that song came out because I was with them

We were in Vegas And people were just like blowing him up And I was like This song's awesome People just don't like new I'm gonna tell you I'm perfect for this job

Ask me why Why? Why? Why? I'm perfect for this job Because I respect Old Country But I also see and love how progressive the format is as well.

Like, again, my grandma raised me on Andy Griffith, the gospel singer, Andy Griffith, not just a deputy. No, he's sheriff. Barney's a deputy. That's right. And we listen to Opry on radio, and like, I respect all the tradition,

but I love the progression of it. And everybody's always like, that ain't country. Shut up with that. Country can be whatever you want it to be. Anyway, don't get me started. Yeah, get me started Go ahead and keep going. Tell us more.

No, I'm not in the mood. I did hear some new kid rock music that's going to be country. It's really good. Is it? Yes. It's really good.

That's cool. He's got a song especially that's really good. And you know what? It's going to have people get mad at him. Mad at me for being like it's really good. I don't care.

I don't care. It's really good. When he did picture with Cheryl Crowe, I mean, obviously, that song was so good. I know. I knew we played that in Top 40. Was it ever a country?

His biggest country song is all summer long. Oh, which I love. Which was this one. And it was a mixture of, you know, Sweet Home Alabama and Werewolves of London. Yeah, that's right. Howoo? Where Bulls of London?

It was 1989, my thoughts were short, my hair was long. Caught somewhere. But picture? Yeah. From Kid Rock and Sherl Crow? It's so good. This song was so.

Good. So good. I sang it with Cheryl Crow when she came in once. It was a highlight. I sang Kid Rock's part of it was amazing. She's awesome. Living my life in a slow hell. Different girl every night at the hotel.

I ain't seen the sunshine in three damn days. But the thing about Kid Rock, he's so versatile. Because when I knew Kid Rock first, he was like a white trash rapper. Like, was that ball with the bar. Oh, yeah. And I just played him on college radio. And I did alternative. And I was like, this dude's awesome.

Like straight legit. It was like Lint Biscuit, Kid Rock. Poor, yeah. I mean, I loved this. He got lunch. He's so good. Even I love it. I loved it.

I mean, in concert, he is awesome. Ball with the bar, the bang to bang diggy. Diggy said the boogie said, up, jump the boogie. And then I'm the Bull God. I mean, this was the jam. I am the Bull God. I am free. Like, Kid Rock's legit.

Yeah. I've never met him. I feel like I would sort of geek out a little bit if I met him. I mean, I play it cool, but inside I'd be like, shit up. I can't come in if you want. Oh, yes. Yes. Yeah.

Dude, you have to. Yeah, yeah. I'll be cool. Yeah, well, I'll be cool. Yeah. But you can't forget, though, his biggest song. What? Like, his biggest song.

Cowboy. Oh, yeah. Completely re- This is what launched him to like our late 90s group. This song is called Cowboy. Yeah, bring him in. Countryier than that. But he made this shift from like rap, rock,

and we're all cool with it. Well, I'm packing up my game and I'm a head out west. With real women come equipped with scripts and fake breasts. Find a nest in the hills. Chill like Flint. Buy an old drop top. Find a spot to pit. Then I'm a kid.

Rock it up and down you blocker with a bottle of scotch and watch lots of crotch. Buy a yacht with a flag say you're chilling the most. Then rock that. Up and down. Anyway, I heard some new stuff and it's really good. Whatever. When do we get here it? I don't know.

Whenever the magic radio people give it to you. Oh. I don't think I was supposed to hear it. Oh. Okay. Or maybe I was and they wanted me to think I wasn't supposed to hear it. Ooh. I know.

Tricky. Mm-hmm. Tricky. Yeah. You know who Kid Rock kind of reminds me of now, like the younger. You know who the younger version? I kind of Cadrock is now? Chris Jansen.

Oh, okay. Okay, okay. Short hair. No, kind of that redneck kind of like just lives a real life. Like, you know what I mean? So lunchbox is apparently sleeping on the couch. I don't know why. I don't like to know why because I like to react honestly.

So what's the problem? Well, see, the wife and I came home from vacation and it's around midnight and we turn on the air conditioning. And all of a sudden water. is coming out the walls and seeping into my closet and my air conditioner sounds like, I don't even understand what it was doing. But hit it. You can, I gave you some audio and it go br-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-a-na. Okay, you led us to believe you were in trouble with the wife.

Would we all agree with us? Like it was a fight. Yeah, totally. Just so the listeners aren't mad at us for like setting something up, he lied to us. He's like, I'm sleeping on the couch. You probably want to know why. Tease it. Right.

That's exactly how he said it. And I was like, okay, well, this should be good. Like, did she, you know, kick him in the nats? Yeah. She wears the pants now. That's true. Yeah. She doesn't wear the pants.

But anyway, so. Here's the noises from Lunchbox's house. No, I don't want a steam engine. Is that your washing machine? No, that is my air conditioning. Did you get it fixed? So I had to call the air conditioning people, you know, smiley face. They come out in the middle of the night.

They look at me and the guy goes, you need a new unit. He came out in the middle of the night. Yeah, middle of the night. They're 24 hours. And so I had to, now I have to get a new unit. So I have no air conditioning. So I'm sleeping on the couch. And the wife spends the night at our coworkers who lives in the neighborhood.

She's not even staying with you? Why don't you go stay at Eddie's or something? You can. I didn't think about going to Eddies or anything like that because I live closer to work. And I have two dogs and I can't take them to Eddie's. The dogs. Are they hot? Oh, they're hot, but they're dogs.

Yeah. So, yeah, getting a new AC. Thanks. Today? Today. They're coming today and they've got to rip that thing out and put a new one in. Yeah. I had to have my whole unit replaced.

How much does that run you? You don't want to know. For me, it was like $1,800. Oh, my goodness. And my homeowner's insurance, because I moved into a newer house. And they were like, hey, you're at your home, whatever it is, pays for part of it. I was like, cool, how much? We're like, $200.

And I was like, you've got to be kidding me. $200. Like, don't even tease me and say that, hey, don't worry, your homeowner's insurance has got you covered. Just Yeah, it's like a terrible coupon. It's like, oh yeah, here's 5% on a brand new car. Exactly.

It's better than nothing. It's better than nothing. But you should just say, hey, we're taking 200 bucks off from your homeowners insurance. Not, it's got you covered. They got you. Yeah.

Who do you love most? That was the question. Who do you love most? Coming in number one, your spouse or significant other. Oh, that makes sense. Wow. Coming in number two, your children.

Eddie, who do you love most? Your wife or your kids? Um, gosh, that's, I mean, that's really putting me on the spot there. I know. He loved most, your wife, for kids. I mean, I'll have to say my kids. Whoa. Okay, so.

You know, that's our product. Those are kids, yes. Why, a spouse first, kid second, parents third. Wow. What about siblings? Pets fourth. Oh, I guess not. And I was thinking about this, I'm not married.

I don't have a spouse. I don't have any kids. Parents aren't alive. I don't know my dad. My mom's not alive. All I got is pets. Yeah, the dog. It's why all of my four goes into the dog.

Wow. 100% goes into the dog. Yeah. But you do have a sick other. That's why he gets treated as a king. He's king dingling around that place. King dingling. Whatever that dog wants, King dangling gets it for sure.

And then I have no qualms about that, man. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting a good Bobby Bones show. Do you have business deals or what? Lunchbox ran right back in the studio. Man, that's how you do it. You know what I mean? You got to plan those songs and commercial.

and make calls and get things done around the house. You weren't doing any of that. What were you doing out there? I was getting my AC put in there at the house right now, putting the new AC in. So I had to tell them to start in the backyard because I got dogs and I'll be home in a few hours and then they can get in the house.

Scott. I'm here. You want to talk to Lunchbox about his AC? Absolutely. Because you heard it. We played, if you missed it. Here's some of Lunchbox's AC last night. So he slept on the couch and his wife went to somebody else's house.

What do you think about that, Scott? Was the unit still cooling whenever you were hearing that noise? Yeah, but water was coming out the walls. I mean, it was bad. That's just your condensate pan, overflowing. No. It takes 10 minutes to blow that out and clear the lawn. Are you saying that he's going to take an advantage of?

I think so. No. The coil was rusted, and my unit is 13 years old. It was going to cost a couple thousand to fix it. and the unit is going to be illegal in a couple years because they won't be able to carry the free on anymore. But I mean... R-22, correct.

Yeah, and so instead of paying those thousands of dollars to get it fixed, they said, I need a new unit because you're going to pay thousands of dollars for a new unit or get an old one fixed that can break any minute. Scott, your thoughts? Yeah, I actually saw it. We were in there with the flashlight. The guy had a headlamp on there, and I had to take a bucket and dump the water out the bedroom window. Like, there was 20 gallons of water.

What's happening at your house? Yeah. I mean, I'm telling you, the water was flooding into my closet. I mean, it was bad. Yeah, that could have been prevented with regular maintenance, though. How often do you get your unit service? Whatever it goes wrong, you know, like, whenever. I laugh at the same way.

I looked up into my ceiling the other day and then looked at one of my filters, and it looked disgusting. Oh, yeah. And I was like, wonder when the last time I'm like, never. So, Scott, what's your recommendation? station? Go ahead and get it changed out. If it's arrested now, I mean, there's no turning back. What about to listeners now who, you know, at summertime, everybody's cranking up the AC, like, that maintenance? And we really need to do that or no? Once a year? Absolutely. And what's that cost usually? About $100.

And what do you mean by maintenance? What do they do? Come, like... Clean the coils inside and out, change the oil and the compressor. Check if you need refrigerant. All right, see I think that Hey, wow Maybe this could have been prevented If I'd have been on top of things

I do change the filter though That one guy The repairman did goes Hey at least you got a clean filter So I felt good about that Scott in New Orleans Appreciate you buddy No problem

Have a good day Hey Starbucks Stevens on the phone Oh It's been a minute There's Starbucks Steve He's half Starbucks barista half pastor Starbucks Stephen Hey buddy

What's up guys How you doing? We're good Let me ask you a question How do you consume music or buy music in general Okay, so I was talking yesterday with a friend Like I don't have a disc drive at all

And so I'll stream Things, but if I really love them I'll buy them online, I'll download them The things I really love Because I always am always afraid like if I stop paying I lose all my streaming stuff Yeah So I stream and then I buy a little bit

I don't buy CDs anymore But I did a poll I put it up on Facebook Or no no on my Twitter And That's downloading with the little streaming The most CDs are number two and just streaming was at number three.

I was little surprised by that. Yeah. Granted, I work in the music industry, so it's different. But what about you, Stephen? What do you do? I do, same thing you do. I stream. I got a Spotify premium account, and I stream, you know, pretty much any time somebody tells me about an album or an artist, and then, like, I'll check it out.

If I really like it, then I'll buy it. I'm kind of the same way. The problem with Spotify is, I had a friend who called, and I use all the services. He's I already, Spotify, he was Apple Music. but I have a friend who's like I got 20 million Spotify streams of the day too bad I can't sell out a bar

Yeah And so that's a little deceiving the streams Because they just So you can't look at that Because on radio they're like no no no You gotta play this person He's got 17 million streams Like I never even heard of this

So yeah what does that mean? People are putting them on lists Like that run the nothing Nothing, it really means nothing Okay But Thank you Got it

They've always used that with me. Like, well, no, no, I got four million streams. I'm like, yeah, so does lunchbox his air conditioner. We just played it once and just went up on Spotify. It's got four million streams now. But Stephen, what else happened in your life, buddy? I had my birthday this weekend, man. What'd you turn?

How old? I'm now officially 34. Dang, look at this guy. My birthday. What did you do on your birthday? I grew up some steaks and just chilled with the family. How are the kids? Oh, they're good, man.

They're good. Because you went on the whole vacation I assumed that all went off of that to hitch, right? Vacation? I didn't go on vacation. I thought you went on like the family trip. Yeah, you're on the Starbucks Stephen family trip? Yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So we went and like did the whole hiking thing. Yeah, so it went to vacation. It was just like a day trip outside of Nashville. You went to the Cummins Falls? Yeah. I don't know that.

I don't know anything. I don't know. You know when people post pictures of the waterfall. Hiking to me sounds miserable. Hiking is amazing. No, hiking is like going to the beach. Why don't want to go walk up a hill to go look off a mountain? You need to be one with nature.

No. You're hating on hiking now? It's awesome. I grew up with nature. I'll let you hate on the beach all you want because I get it sand, saltwater. I mean, I like the beach, but you can hate the beach. But hiking? Why do I want to go walk up a hill? Explain that to me.

It's not just walking up a hill. You go hike. I grew up in a town called Mountain Pine. You know what I saw my whole life? Mountains and pine trees. And did you ever go hike amongst them? Yes, I lived in them. Okay.

And you didn't enjoy it? I'm done. Oh, my gosh. But you'd rather be in a gym staring at nothing, lifting weights. He doesn't even enjoy that, though. He just does it. I just do it because I have to. So, like, let's talk about what you enjoy.

Like, legit. Legitimately, not just what you do because you have to do. Like, honestly, I don't know what I enjoy doing. This is a full, I thought about this. And now I'm feeling bad. No, no, I don't. The only thing that I like to do that I know I like to do, I like to come here and do this. Yes.

I like to be on stage and tell jokes. Yes. Work, work. But that's okay because he does that. all the time. And I like to be on stage and play songs with The Raging Idiots. Okay. Well, then you do what you enjoy, I guess. I can't hate on you for not wanting to be one with nature. But when I go and it's like vacation time or hobby time, I don't know what to do. That's why I wouldn't work. When everybody was off doing stuff, I don't have a lot of people I'm close to.

It's not like I get to go and do stuff. Well, let's go hike. No. We should as a group. Yes. That'd be so much fun. Like day bonding, Bobby Bones goes hiking. Yeah. Hiking sounds terrible. Yeah, we can hike to go.

To something? Yes, come in falls. We're going to the falls. Yes. If I'm hiking to like a Wi-Fi password at the top. Wait, what? And it's written on. No, no phones allowed.

We're going hiking. Well, we got to Instagram it. Stephen, I'm sorry. What were you saying, buddy? I was saying, yeah, go hiking, dude. I'll go with you. No. That's not.

We're going hiking. You're going. You need to get out. You don't find interesting, though. The things that you listed that you like were all things that have to do about you. Oh. Yeah, but I don't. Like you.

Yeah. Wow. And I don't mean that in a bad way. Go ahead, keep on. Yeah, you do, but go ahead. I don't mean that a bad way. But what I meant is like, okay, like, are there anything that, like, you and Lindsay like to do together?

Netflix. I mean, listen, I don't ever see her. This whole, her and trying to be an artist and me on the radio, I strained our relationship a bit. It's just not, you know. I don't know. I don't know. She's on the road all the time anyway, and I'm on the road all the time anyway.

The whole thing's weird. Stephen, what do you recommend maybe he could go do? Nothing. I'm fine. No, just one example. I love my dog. Now, he's getting nothing. I think that he needs to go try hiking.

I get the beach thing. I hate the beach. Yeah. I grew up going to the beach all my life. I always hated it. I mean, honestly, okay, to this day, the only reason I go to the beach is just because my wife and kids like it. What I do when I go to the beach, I sit in an umbrella with a book, some music, a beer,

and I'm good to go. And that's me. I just don't want to get out in the sun. I just chill. I don't want to be out there, but I'm just going to chill and let them do the thing and then I'm ready to get back home.

And I don't want to go hike for the same reason. I don't want to go walk up a hill and there'll be nothing up there because you know what you got to do when you go up? You got to go back down. If I go up and there's a helicopter up there

and you're going to pay me back down after I find the pot of gold or whatever, like if we're doing like a game where it's like I like to compete. You know what I like to do? I like to compete. I don't care what it is. If it's a 303 basketball tournament,

if it's tag the Red Rover Championship, whatever it is. What if it's fastest hiker? I'm okay with that. There you go. Because I've done triathlons. I've done, I do all this stuff. Let's do that then.

Yeah, let's do fastest hiker. I don't like that. That way we can make you feel better. Yeah. Well, we got to find something we can all go do. We got to do like a bonding activity. Something. We bond every five hours.

No, not like this outside of the studio. And then we'll FaceTime Live it or Facebook Live it. I'm bonded out. Starbucks, do you have anything else going on, buddy? No, not really. He shaved his beard. What? Oh yeah, I shaved his beard.

Yeah, it's gone, dude. I don't even know you anymore. I didn't recognize him at all from Twitter. I don't even know this guy anymore. Are you going to Starbucks today to work or are you just hanging? No, I'm just hanging today, man. I go to Starbucks tomorrow. All right.

What's happening at Starbucks right now? Any Frappuccinos? Any new fraps come out? Yeah, any new ones on the menu you know about? No. No. No. I have a question for him about Starbucks.

Yeah. Just real quick, the almond milk that when you order in the coffee, it looks like it's spoiled. Is that spoiled or do you shake it up and everything's okay? No, we shake it up. Okay. Yeah, no, honestly, dude, that stuff, like, none of it even lasts long enough to spoil. We go through so many cartons a day. There you go.

Love it. It's ridiculous. Keep it fresh. Starbucks, David. Hey, talk to you soon, buddy. Yeah, man. You guys have a good one, right? See, buddy.

All this controversy. There's a nine-year-old. He had a shirt on that said, Bikini Patrol. Nine-year-old boy. That's cool. It's funny. Our show's like that good for eight nine-year-old boys to wear.

Like, do we care? I don't care. It's funny. Will he think it's okay to objectify women? Oh, is that the angle? Oh, my God. Am I a horrible woman for not noticing that? That's the other argument because I laughed.

I mean, women wear bikinis. It's funny because it's on a nine-year-old. If lunchbox locks him with a bikini. Petrol and be like, ugh. Okay, but is that fair? Because it's creepy if Lunchbox does. Right. Or if there's someone who's really on Bikini Patrol, that's creepy.

Yes. But, I mean, a 9-year-old that probably, I don't know. I don't know. Golly, people worry about, I mean, I'm just not worried about it. You know, that's the thing with me, too. Like, if something offends me or I feel like is inappropriate, as long as nobody's getting hurt, I just turn it off. Yeah.

Like, if you don't want your 9-year-olds on wearing it, okay, don't let your 9-year-olds don't wear it. But, I mean, if that 9-year-old's wearing it, Well, I don't think he's picking out his own clothes either. At nine? Yes, you are. My son wears clothes and he has no idea is what it says on it. And we laugh at it.

Okay, I get that. You helicopter your kid's like crazy. I know, but he'll buy a shirt that says like, don't bug me. I'm still tired. I'm like, why do you have that shirt? He's like, I don't know. We found it at Target. I have no idea.

Okay. So he has no idea what he's wearing. It doesn't care. So Eddie, if your son were to have on a shirt right now that said bikini patrol, would he know what that means? No, he'd be like, I don't know. I guess girls with bikinis? Who knows?

I don't know. Okay, but it's not about him. It's about the parent putting it on. Exactly. That's my point. So would you put your son in a bikini patrol shirt? Because you just laughed at it. No.

You thought it was hilarious. He thought I was awesome. You fist pumped in the air, whatever. I did, but I wouldn't buy it for my son. You know what would be super cute is like a little baby boy in a one-see that says Bikini Patrol? See, what's the difference? See?

It's funny. Because a little baby has no idea. But a nine-year-old. The nine-year-old has no clue. And, like, he put sunglasses on him. at all. Like, I would put that on my baby. I probably put it on my...

Here's the end of the story. Six-year-old. If something bothers you and it's not hurting anyone else, turn away from it. It doesn't say lingerie patrol. What's the difference, though? Well, that is the question.

I talk about that all the time. What's the difference? There's no difference in lingerie patrol. There isn't. But you don't wear lingerie to the pool. You wear a bikini to the pool. That's kind of my point. I don't think lingerie people will probably freak out a little bit more if it said lingerie patrol.

But really, I was looking at... It's a terrible point. Let me get back to my point. What in the world? If it bothers you, just turn it off. If it's not hurting anyone. Close your eyes, X out of it. Don't go right, mean stuff.

It's not hurting. Now, I've turned somebody to do you step in and fix it. And he's like, well, what I've said? I'm just wearing plants and light out of my knees. No, it just made me think of, like, I was just... Patrol. I was just in a bikini. And I was at the pool and I was like, this one girl on and something.

I was like, that might as well be lingerie, but then I looked at my outfit and I was like, or my swimsuit. And I was like, okay, it's like we're just walking around here in our underwear, but we would never walk around here in our underwear. Like if you walked in right now and I have my bikini on, I'd be like, oh, hey, I have my bikini on. But if I had on a brawl and underwear, I'd be like, and I cover myself real quick. But what if it was, you know? This is what you talk. Probably. This is what you guys discussed?

The thickness, the texture of it. Okay. It'd be what I would say. Why are you humor in this? Amy does just go on about stuff Well I mean just These are things I think about Also

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Amy Amy Amy! Amy! We're talking about Amy She just rambles on sometimes And I don't think People understand And I don't want you In a bad way Amy

But I don't want you Don't want you on show I have to deal with on a daily basis before the show, during the show, after the show. Amy's best friends ever. But, man, she just goes on and on and on. And finally, finally, somebody else got to experience it. Man, and now I know how you feel. Wow.

When? Eddie saw it yesterday. I was in the studio yesterday and you were getting ready to record your podcast. And before the podcast even started, it was about 20 minutes of just prepping this guest that you had on the phone. And I was like, oh, wow, the interview's already over. You guys hadn't even started yet. And I'm like, oh, my gosh, what would Amy be like if she didn't have Bobby to wrap her up?

I give Amy the wrap-up hand about my wrist is sore after some shows because I'm just like, rabbit, rabbit. Dude, now I know what you go through. He recorded you. You did not. Sorry. Why? Eddie, he actually was genuinely interested in my podcast and he was just recording me? Yeah.

What? Amy rambling. Here you go. Or, you know, you can end it however you see fit and then I can bring up certain things where I was like, you know, that I know about the story and we can continue the discussion together. And while you're sharing a story, you know, hearing you tell it may be different for me than the YouTube video that I watch. So I'll jot down questions that I may hit you with after. But it'll just be, we'll just go with the flow. So I'll set you up and then.

All this and she goes, but we'll just go with flow. You guys, there's 10 more minutes if you want it. He's trying to put a word in there. Sometimes listen to will get mad at me and go, Bobby, stop stepping over Amy, let her talk. And I'm like, I did. I don't get mad at you. No, no, not you. But sometimes this would be like, let Amy talk.

And I'm like, I did for a long time. Maybe they just tuned in. Maybe so. And they're like, oh, Bobby's cutting Amy off, but they don't know. So I have more of that audio clip. You want more? No, I need that more. I have a whole four hours of it today so far.

Okay. Y'all are cool. Cool. Working with you guys. Yeah, he loved it. Yeah. Let's play some music. All right.

Prisoner smart. He used a drone and a makeshift dummy during a prison escape. A South Carolina prisoner broke out using a cell phone, a makeshift dummy, a drone, and some wire cutters. He used a dummy to fake out the staff so he was still in his bed. You know, you see him TV?

Like a bunch of pillows there and the mom walks by and goes, oh, you're asleep. Yes. He did that in jail. He made a paper machet, which is pretty impressive. Officers didn't find out of his gondel the next day. He used a cell phone in the escape

that was flown in from a drone. What? That's crazy. Had some wire cutters flew in, too. What? Yeah, here. We started our account and verified around 2 o'clock on the 5th that he was gone. He used a makeshift dummy to fake the staff out, that he was still in his bed.

We also potentially believe that a drone was used to help him get the contraband in to escape. Crazy that things are just flying and dropping stuff off. And he got away and they caught him with 40. $37,000 in cash. Okay, and if you're an escapee, why not go camp in the woods for a couple days, a couple weeks? He goes to a hotel. I mean, people are looking for you. You know, you're probably not that smart if you're in jail.

The second time he's escaped. He's pretty good. They use smart in different ways. Yeah. Like, why not apply that towards something else? You could be scrappy. A study finds men who marry younger women live longer. Interesting.

Tell me more. Okay, I will. According to a new study. men who date or marry younger women live longer. Unfortunately, the same is not true for women. What? The researchers think the reason is that men thrive off the energy and support from a younger wife, but women are less relying on getting support in a marriage.

Oh. As far as like, like. For that reason. Yeah. Okay, well, my husband's older than me, so. So he's going to live longer, I guess. My girlfriend's eight and a half years younger than I am. Whoa.

Damn. Now, that's smart. She seems older than me. Everybody here, Mary younger, dating younger. Eddie? No, I'm, yeah, I'm older by like three months. Okay. Lunchbox?

I'm older. Yeah, I'm older. My couple years. Hey, we're pretty traditional show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Keep it old school. Lindsay, my girlfriend, Lindsay L., her record comes out. I mean, like the pre-order next week.

But that song I've been playing Champagne of hers, thought I should never play. I never had permission to play it. This one. Like, it goes up. next Friday. Are you guys, am I delirious or am I played this, right?

You play it. People ask me all the time, what's that song going on? I'm like, I have no idea. But I asked her last night, I'm not supposed to say this or not. Anyway, that comes out. I think you download it next Friday.

I think her new record's coming out or something. No, I just don't know all the details. She can't tell me stuff because I'll just stay on the air. Yeah. Be vague about it. No, I don't know. I just know vague stuff. Oh.

Okay. Anyway, there you go. Anything else you want to talk about? Are you singing that song? Oh, sorry. All right. She's going Amy on it. All right.

Let's go over and look in Amy's pile. What do you have over there? Let's do it. Okay. So do you know that Johnny Depp was offered the movie Face Off? John Travolta is in it. It's such a good movie. It's such a good movie. And Nicholas Cage.

Whoa, whoa, that's not a good movie. That's where they cut their faces off of each other. I love Face Off. No, no. Around the room, good movie or not? Good movie. Never seen it. It's made fun of endlessly because they cut each other's face off and each weird of them.

Yeah, it's called Face Off. And then one of them be like, is a hockey goalie or something? Well, that's the, so Johnny Depp, he was offered the movie, but he backed out when he learned it wasn't a hockey movie. and it's not a hockey movie. But Faceaw is what you're doing hockey when they drop the park. So I guess Johnny Deft was like, oh, okay, I'm into hockey. Do you know why he should have turned it down?

Because it's stupid premise! No, it is such a good movie. I don't know what's more stupid. Talking about. Hiking, being at the beach, or a movie called Face Off, where you cut each other's face off. What's wrong with you? Hiking is all great. So Floyd Mayweather made $220 million from his fight with Manny Pachial back in 2015,

but he still hasn't paid all the taxes on it, and here's the deal. He's asking the IRS to give him more time because he's fighting Connor McGregor next month. This is a game lunchbox wants to go to. The game. And he wants to use that money, I guess assuming he'll get paid anyway, right?

Yeah. Okay, he wants to use that money to pay the taxes on the last fight. I'm fine with that. He should get penalized a little bit. Okay. But yes, you file. So can we just call the arrows and be like,

yo, I got this job? coming up. If you could just give me a minute. You do that. You can't do that. But you just pay a penalty. And his will be a little more stiff because of what he owes already. But why people get in trouble with the IRS whenever, like us, our taxes are taken out automatically by our job. Normal people, they take taxes out of the job. We go and do our jobs. Company takes it, distributes taxes. A lot of people who are independent contractors,

they have to go, either if it's just like normal independent contractors or super rich people that like do acting jobs, if they make $5 million, they just get a check handed them for $5 million and they're responsible for their own taxes. So sometimes they're not responsible and all of a sudden they owe millions. That's why they end up owing millions. It's not because our company messed up. Like if we owed millions or if we owe tens of thousands or if we owe, it's because our company didn't pay enough taxes.

I blame them. They'll get you after the Mayweather fight. That's why I'd say. So there's that, the match. The game. The game. Whatever you want to call it. Lunchbox's going to get to go? Do we know?

No, I'm not paying a dollar for him to go. And also, secondly, he can't miss the show. He has a job to do. And that has nothing to do with the show. So other than a brief mention of who won, or if something crazy happens, pop cultured. Okay, but something crazy. I would be at the after parties and things like that.

There's no way you would get in. You have connections. By the way, we have your money. Can I get it, please? Yeah. Lunchbox. Oh, goodness. Come on.

Hey, can we bring in his money, please? Bring me the money! Here's what happened. Lunchbox gave me some money to gamble with in Vegas, and I gave back his initial money. And so here you go, lunchbox. Oh, wow. It's in a money bag.

It's in a money bag. Oh, money. There's your hundreds of dollars. Oh, my goodness. That's amazing. Yeah. There it is. Ew.

That's not. Oh, why don't like the cash? Why? Money's dirty. Money's been in everybody's hands. Okay. You know where else is it goes? goes in the bank. Why would you leave it wrapped up? You should put it all unwrapped so he could

have to wrap it back. Because he didn't even win it back. What do you mean I didn't win it back? You lost the game. I earned this back. I have been patiently waiting for six months for this money. Patiently. Okay, what else you got? And the Backstreet Boys have confirmed a world tour next year. They're in the studio making their 10th album and... They should stop making albums. Just go on tour and let everybody enjoy the old songs because nobody cares about the new songs. Nobody. Nobody? No, I mean, a few backstreet diehards, but they're just wasted money. Like, and by the way, they shouldn't be called

Backstreet Boys anymore. They shouldn't be called the Backstreet. So what are they going to call? Guys? No, just Backstreet. Oh, because Backstreet's Back. Yeah, they can't even sing that anymore because, like, I, we've already been back, dude. Yeah, it's just a song, though. Oh, okay. But you know, and they're getting older, we're all getting older. Oh, they're definitely. Who? Who? I did a whole Snapchat about this

because I was listening to the song on the radio. Look up Pat Monaghan's age from Train. Oh gosh, she looks so old. So they have a song now, and the melody of it's like Heart and Soul from piano. Like from big. I can play that. Yeah, but this song they have.

He's 48. And they're still putting out pop hits. Here's another one. Play that song. The one that makes me go on. To be 40. On pop radio is a big deal. That's all 19 and 25-year-olds.

And I really liked the song, and trains really good. But look at the longevity of these guys. Not on rock radio, not on hot AC, like on pop radio. That is 48? 48. Real talk, I thought this was one of those One Direction Boys. Or one of the, I thought it was chain smoker's special. Yeah, and I was like, this is a jam.

It is a jam. Are they huge? No. No. I like this. No, they're not huge. Me, they've had, their hits have all been kind of had every few years. They've had some big songs, but they couldn't sell

out, uh, amphitheater. They couldn't do amphitheater. Really? No. So they don't make millions? They probably made some money, yeah, but if they write their own songs. Man. But I remember when me, Virginia came out was in high school. She doesn't know the dress. Hair is always a messy. Catcher stealing, she won't confess. She's beautiful. I had a girlfriend named Sarah at the time. Oh,

tell us. And I just think, and that's what the song was made me think of her. I thought I remember, I associate songs with, like, playing King Griffey Jr.

or old girlfriends or just things. And I associate that with my old Arkansas girlfriend named Sarah because I guess we were together when the song came out. Yeah, they bet on lunch

much songs lunch. Like they had... I know that drop of Jupiter one. Yeah, which was huge. Oh, so good. Yeah. It was good. Really good.

But that one, Did you know that like Hey Soul Sister wasn't even going to be a song like they were done and they put it on iTunes and people started downloading it and it made it and radio was like why people download in this song and they started playing it because fans reacted what do you mean it was done they just threw it up there yeah they weren't they didn't think it could be a good song or like a song to work on the radio because it was so different because it's so different some people have all the luck it's not why it's talent it cuts through man

No, but that's so lucky that they weren't going to do anything with it. It's not lucky. It's through it on iTunes for fun. The fans spoke. People speak. And when people start downloading stuff. Money talks. No, consumers talk.

Oh, sorry. That's who controls formats. That's who controls any music anywhere. People always like, let me be controlled it. You know what gets played things that people like? If I had to play songs that people didn't like, people would turn the radio off. People's like, why do you play this song? Well, I don't pick all the songs, first of all.

Is that Gertrude? No, Gertrude's like this. Back in my day, all the country songs had a steel guitar in them. This stuff now is not even country. Why are people talking in their songs? There's Walker Hayes and this Sam Hunt talking back in my day. Hank Sr. would sing one song with one guitar, and that was country, and he played it in a barn. And this stuff now is not country.

I'd tell you, I'm Gertrude. I was born in 1913, and goodbye. That's Gertrude Because that's not country Oh, if I hear that again I'll punch myself in the face Not anybody else because I get beat up If I'll punch myself

That bear story is still weird A teen staffer in a Colorado camp Fought off a bear He woke up Sunday And the bear was eating his head And dragging him So that You know of all the scenarios to wake up to

That's a bad one Oh, that's real bad Yeah The 19 year old woke up and heard a crunching sense with his head inside the mouth of the bear. Golly, that's just so disturbing. Colorado Parks and Wild Life spokesman, Jennifer Churchill, said the teen punched it and hit it,

and other staffers who were sleeping nearby yelled and swatted at the bear, and the bear left. Now, before you get mad at the bear, realize this kid's sleeping in the bear's house. Bear went bear? The bear lived his life. I hope they don't go and find this bear and kill it. Because they'll do that sometimes.

They'll go, you know what, this is a danger. It's just the bear. If you come to my house, and let's say you're a hot dog. Okay. I'm a hot dog. And you show up hot dog.

Hey. And you're chilling on my kitchen counter, hot dog. And I'm like, there's a hot dog in my house. Am I supposed to not eat you? Answer the question you're under. What's you under? Oath? Oh, well, whatever.

No. You eat the hot dog if you want to eat it. You don't arrest me for eating the hot dog. And ketchup. You don't kill me for eating the hot dog. the hot dog. This teen probably had on some clones. That's like if you put mustard on the hot dog.

Think about that. Anyway, that's a crazy story though. Like, you hear, what is that noise? And then you're like, oh, that here's this me being eaten. That's my head. That's a bear! Holy. That whole story is crazy, but I hope they don't punish the bear.

And I'm glad the kid's alive. It's just crazy, though, that he was sleeping, because aren't you supposed to, like, if you see a bear, like, lay down and act like your bed? No, no, certain bears. No, just run. I tell you guys, as someone who grew up around bears. Certain bears. First of all, don't try to identify the bear when you're under a type. Okay, the bear's coming at me.

His paws are forest circumference. No. Okay. Just run. Run. And run around trees and run around. Zigzag. Not so much to zigzag like they're being shot at.

Because if you're being shot at, you zigzag. Yes. That's true story. I believe that because it's harder to. I grew up in the South. I know this stuff. Bears and guns. Yes.

But you have to maneuver. Move. Move around. Anyway, I'm done. Got to go. Thank you for hanging out. Listen to the whole show. Just go to iTunes, IHard Radio.

Search Bobby Bone Show. I have a Bobbycast tonight with a guy who produced and wrote a bunch of Sam Hunt songs. So, yeah, it'd be good. It'd be good. It'd be good. So search Bobbycast and subscribe on iTunes if you want. Got to go. Hope Tuesday goes good.

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