The Bobby Bones Show - Bobby’s $100 Music Memorabilia Challenge + Raymundo's Mask Selfie + Ask Arkansas Keith: Wild Duck Eggs

Episode Date: April 22, 2020

Bobby challenged everyone to find him a fun, low price piece of music memorabilia to buy. Whoever comes up with the best item gets $100. Raymundo was asked for a selfie by a listener while he was grocery shopping and wearing a face mask. Plus, Bobby’s former stepdad, 'Arkansas Keith' answers a listener question from our voicemail line! 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. You know, sometimes I get on and I play NBA 2K20 basketball on PlayStation, and there's a part of the game where you're not just playing in the NBA trying to build your person up and get points and make them better players. but you go into what's called the neighborhood and the neighborhood's where you're playing against other people online and you're playing on the streets. It's like courts in the middle of the city.

And so I got into a game yesterday and I got bullied and it wasn't very fun. It reminded me of being a kid again because I know. You play three on three and you go get your squad up and you're just like, I'm next. So you set out in this little circle says you're next. Well, the three that I had won were friends and then two of the three I was in were already friends too

and they wouldn't give me the ball and they were talking trash about me the whole time. Oh. They were on both teams. are making fun of me. And the people on the other team were like, don't give that guy the ball. And I'm better than some of them. I had a higher rating.

But I was bullied on the, some things never changed. Even on PlayStation 4, I get bullied, Amy, on the courts. And they were like 14. They were so mean, and I was getting so pissed. They did not find that to be a pleasurable experience yesterday. And I started to feel a little bit like I felt when I was younger because I was picked on and all the time. And it stuck a little bit.

So, yeah, I was cyber bullied yesterday. So how'd you handle it though? Turned it off and went home. Oh. I thought maybe you are to a point where you could like stand up to the bullies. Tell them what's up. You can't fight on that game. Or I would have ran from that too.

I just finished my game and then got offline. They were mean to me. Not that I wanted you to fight back, but they need to not do that to people. I wish I could have robbed them on the court. Like took all their coins they've been working for it because you worked for tokens, like coins, then you can buy stuff. I'd have robbed. I'd have got my other gang together because I'd probably be in my,

In my second life, I'd probably be a thug. Hey, you want to get on tonight and you want me to help you out a little bit? Maybe. Can we thug them up? Can we thug them up? Because I said, I would. Yeah, dude. I always wish I was a thug a little bit. I mean, I'm not a thug, but we can try.

But online, you can be anything you want. That's right. So maybe I'd just go crack some heads. What, Amy? Nothing. I'm just, I just feel like, I don't know, I'm picturing like you and Eddie getting on there and like tag teaming people together. and y'all are 40 years old.

They don't know that, though. They don't know. Because my screen name is Bobby 14 and proud. The voice just doesn't match the 14. I talk like this all the time. I'm like, hey, got to wait the ball. It's like my always, I'm brave or again. It's like puberty.

No, but I did get bullied yesterday on NBA 2K20. Didn't find that to be very pleasurable. A woman wakes up in a body bag after the doctor declares her dead. Oh my gosh. What? One woman in Paraguay is still alive despite being declared dead. Local media reports say that Gladys Dorote

who's an ovarian cancer patient visited a local hospital for high blood pressure a couple of hours later the overseeing doctor told her husband and daughter that she had died. She was transported to a funeral home and a body bag where employees noticed she was moving. Are you kidding me? Wow.

Staff found that she was a wake inside. Yeah. The family said the hospital barely checked on her pulse and didn't even try to revive her. So that's a weird one. There was a guy on you in high school who died for a minute. One minute he died. He got stabbed.

But then he came back to life. But is there, well, that's a little different, right? Than never being dead. Being pronounced dead. Yeah, like, I don't think she was ever dead. In some cultures, when some, before they put their, they have a casket to put the body in. Before they put it into the ground,

they'll shoot the person in the casket to make sure they're dead. Whoa. Well, maybe that's not some cultures. I was just episode of the office. The white shrewt at the farm, they said that they used to do that. And they do, and he shoots into the casket. Oh my gosh. Terrible.

We believed you. I know. I was like, wow. Mike, is that a thing? Look that up online, will you? Mike is the ultimate fact checker. See if they ever reshoot their dead to make sure they don't come alive while they're in the casket. You know, some, for real, though, one of the things is they would put little bells, little ropes with bells in caskets.

And so they would bury it and keep the rope. So if you ever woke up while you're in the casket, you could ring the bell so people can hear you under the ground. Now, that is real. I mean, I'm sure, but people are really going to hear you? Well, but it's better than never having a chance. If you're in the graveyard and hear, ding, ding, ding, ding, who knows? Oh my gosh, that would be so weird. The ultimate Halloween prank, too, the ultimate prank.

Yeah. Hey, Mike, did you find anything? I don't see anything about that. Well, Dwight Shrew did it. They also got married in their graves on the office, the final episode. they stood in their grave plots because they wanted to be married the same place

that were going to end up. I haven't made it there yet. Don't ruin it. Stop it. That show's been over. Wait, way too long. Okay. What's the most popular way

people are improving their mood during quarantine? Go ahead. Drinking. Alcohol. Interesting. Meditating. Checking in with loved ones

is the most popular way to improve mental health. There are possible office changes when you return to work. The doctors, excuse me, the doors may open automatically, so you don't have touch the handles

because there are going to be a lot of office places that don't want you touching the doors. Elevators may be closed and you can only take the stairs for the most part. The office area will be more spaced out and in common areas like meeting rooms and kitchens expect to see fewer chairs and posted documentation of the last times they were cleaned. How about that? Yeah. I mean, I feel like I don't know what life is going to be like post all of this, but I just

have a feeling a lot of it's going to be very different. You know, it really just depends on what part of the country you live in and how, rural or cosmopolitan South City Pack the place is. If you're in a city city, it's going to be a lot different. If you're in a very rural area, it's not going to be much different. Because, you know, the disease spreads easier

when there are people near people. So, some places are going to be really affected. I read a story about New York, so they won't be normal for two years. Oh, my gosh. Because they are so packed. They are on top of each other there.

So, that's it. Glad you guys are here with us on the podcast. We got a good one today for sure. Arkansas Keith is on. He takes some advice. You can always call us on the voicemail line, 8777 Bobby. Leave us a voicemail if you hear something you want to talk about.

Louis Vuitton is selling $2,700 dumbbells and a jump rope for $670. Oh my gosh. If you want to be seen, I mean, flexing your workout cash, you can get you some dumbbells for $2,700 from Louis Vuitton. Wow.

Is that the shoe or the bag one? That, Lou? Lou Baton. You're talking, there's Louis Vuitton, and there's Christian Loua Baton. Right, which one is this?

This is Louis Vuitton, the LV from the person. LV. Yeah. Thank you. A set of six pound dumbbells, 2720, $2,000,

$2,000 or $20. a $670 jump rope, a $2,720 volleyball, and a $2,280 ping pong set. Okay. I mean, I don't get it, but I could see where people would like to have that in their house, maybe. No, why? I don't see that. No, not for me. But I mean, the Kardashians, maybe, or Beyonce and Jay-Z.

Well, anyway, you probably do that. There you go. Thank you guys. We're going to start today's show. Appreciate you. You tell your friends about us. If you don't mind, give us a high rating on the podcast. Sometimes people forget to do that.

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slash Bobby. That's BetterHelp. H-E-L-P. BetterH-E-L-P.com slash Bobby. Betterhelp.com slash Bobby. Hey guys, welcome, welcome, welcome. Where do I start? Testicles may make men more vulnerable to coronavirus. Wow. The coronavirus could linger in the testicles, making men more prone to longer, more severe cases of the illness. So just be, I've been thumping myself in at least once a day now to kind of shake it up. Oh, okay. I don't want them to be stuck down there. Researchers tracked the of 68 patients to study the gender disparity of the virus, which has taken a worse toll on men. You know, it's weird. It's doing all these different kinds of tolls on men versus women, different ethnicities, it happens to in different ways. There's just so much unknown about that.

I saw two where they tested that malaria drug, and they're like, don't take this for coronavirus, regardless of who's saying it. Oh, wow. They're like, it doesn't really help, and it actually made a lot more people worse. Yikes. You see that? Not that update, no. Yeah, well, that's pretty much all Corona will talk about. I just saw the testicle story.

Anytime I can say that on the air, in a real clinical-type story, I'd like to share that with you. I relate, Amy. I have testicles. I know you guys don't think so sometimes. No, I'm aware that you have them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How are you doing? You good?

I mean, not like aware or aware, but I assume you have them. Well, speaking of physical ailments, what's happening with your back? Is it better now since you've not been leaving the house or doing a lot of running or anything? Yeah, so my back is something that's been pretty chronic for a while. And I see a carpenter. I can't during this time. But I get help and I have relief, but then it always comes back.

And it's crazy because I'm not really seeing a carpenter. I'm still working out and doing things. My back pain is pretty much gone at the moment. And it's got to be because I'm not wearing heels. So I think I just, I solved my back problem from being in quarantine and not wearing anything but tennis shoes and sweatpants because that's the only thing I can think of. I just had a, I walked in my closet today and was looking at all my shoes and my boots and my heels and I had this aha moment where I thought, are they the culprit? I mean, I know that it's not good for you to wear those. But that's the only thing I've taken out of my life during quarantine.

So it's got to be it. Yeah. So. I'm just glad your back's not hurting. If you're new to the show, Amy fell at the airport on ice. And she got out of her car and stepped on a big patch of ice. It was right there on the entrance at the airport. Crazy.

And even a cop saw her fall and was like, ooh, you should probably sue. And Amy didn't sue. But she came in to the airport because I was there. And she was like, look at my back. And it was just ripped up. And it's been hurting her for years. The police officer took me to the medic center in the airport and they bandaged me up. And I was almost late for the flight.

but y'all thought that was normal. You're always late for flights. Yeah, it was something makes you late. This time it just happened to be a block of ice on the ground outside the airport. Right. Well, I'm glad that you're feeling better. Everything else good?

Yeah, everything's pretty good. I love getting shoes. It's like the most exciting thing now that happens. I've been a big shoe guy for a long time, and I was reading an article about shoes. And a lot of the industry experts that talk about the business of shoes are saying that in the next,

10, 15 years, they think men's shoes will outsell women's shoes. What do you think about that, Amy? I mean, I guess. I mean, I can see more and more guys getting into it. Like sneakers, it doesn't matter what kind of shoes? Yeah, it doesn't matter because with women, they say heels, flats, workout, stylish boots, running sandals, and that's why they outsell men because they have so many types of shoe. Why do you think that that is? Because more and more men are being vocal about their love of shoes, so guys don't have to hide it anymore? I think that, You know, humans follow the leader in general. And I think just like any trend, shoes have started to be a status thing for men.

We make as human being status symbols out of whatever we choose, right? It can be hand size. It's not. It could be physical. It could be mental. But now it started to be shoes. Much like women have purses, guys have shoes. and so they're saying now look at it.

But here's the thing. I have so many, I have to start getting rid of some shoes because I'm not trying to build a collection. I just love shoes. And at this point, I got a closet full of shoes I don't even wear. I have something that I like

and something that I love. And when I get new ones, I get so excited. And I still have some in boxes. I think I'm just going to start giving some away. But the weird thing about giving them away is the person has to be your size. And you can't let in a shoe or let out a shoe.

Like if I give away clothes, I've given my suits before on my Instagram. Yeah. I can go, hey, you can let this out a little bit, a couple inches. With shoes, it's just a weird thing. And also feet are gross. Yeah. Yeah, I get the whole feet thing. That part's weird.

But like with, I know you're probably talking sneakers, but sometimes for leather, if I've really wanted to buy a pair of shoes and they can be stretched a little bit, but say they're out of my size, I can buy half a size smaller. And then you can go take them and have them stretched out by professional leather stretchers. And it's not expensive, but they'll just, they'll take your shoe for like a week and bring it back to you and it's stretched out. I would make someone sign a document that would never stretch these shoes. They mean so much to me. Oh, okay. They say before guys would get a new pair of shoes on average every 10 to 12 months, but now guys are purchasing shoes online every paycheck.

Oh, wow. I get on the stock X app and look at shoes all the time. I'm not ordering as many now. And I want to say that's the one thing that I buy that is my frivolous spending. to treat yourself? Yeah, because, listen, I've been single as in not married with no kids my whole life. And so it's like, where do I put my money? I save it all. And then I buy shoes sometimes.

But Caitlin is not really into shoes that much. I get her shoes, you know, sometimes. But she doesn't like to scroll and look at the cool shoes. Not really hard. I know you somewhat shame your husband over his shoes, don't you? Shame. He's wearing Yeezies over here and you call them, you make fun of them a little bit. I got those for him.

What? So how am I shaming him or making fun? Sometimes when he... There we go. Spit it out. No, I think what it was is we, he like put on... I said when we were leaving the house, I was like, oh, put on the nice shoes to swing by Bobby's. Like, not that...

But no, he wears him. I think he just... What did he say? Did he say I was making fun of it? No, I've just heard you make fun of him before and be like, well, come on dad's shoes. They are dad shoes. Okay, that's all. Well, there you go.

Heads up. And it's a great eye going. When I get someone on a nice gift, I get them a pair of shoes. It's just universal. You can always find some shoes for somebody. Well, I had therapy yesterday on my phone, which I told you I was a little nervous about because I didn't feel like there was a spot in my house. You couldn't hear what I was doing.

So I got on my phone and then my therapist, you can't be in the office with her because she's not in her office. So I got on my phone and got on my car and drove down the road and sat in a parking lot and had therapy on my phone. Oh, that's so funny. You did it from your car. Because I don't have like a spot where people can't hear me. No, that's good.

It's like you're perfect. You found a way to be alone. Like, I think that that's great. And I don't know that I would have pursued that had you not been like, hey, suck it up and just go do it. And so, but it was a bit weird at first because I'm like holding my phone and selfie style looking at it. Finally, I just find a way to balance it on my steering wheel. But we're all making do. I'm a big therapy guy.

I never had therapy before until I realized it was on my insurance plan. And then now it's like, I love it. And I started going to a relationship therapist. probably nine or 10 months ago and was really just focused in it because I wanted to find a partner and I think it was a combination of things I think one it was meeting the right person

with Caitlin and meeting the right person when I had finally started to not crush every right person that might ever come along. That makes sense? Yeah, totally. So I did a head therapy in my car yesterday just prop my phone up

but the thing with me though is like when I'm done you know this as well as anyone when I'm done with something like I'm done Like it's just like, all right, this is done, time to go. If it's dinner and I'm finished eating, like the check, I like to go. So in sessions are supposed to be an hour. It's like 38 minutes in and I was good. That was clear.

I was like, all right. No, you can't do that. What if at minute 45 there was some breakthrough, which I don't know. Maybe there was earlier. Did you have any breakthroughs yesterday? I'm just going to say this at a great session yesterday because it had been about a month and a half. But I was in my car.

I was sweating. I know the air was on, but it was like my brawet. was wet and my shoulder was hurting from holding it and the sun was just all everything was weird about it and sometimes I'd break up she'd be like let me tell you this is the one thing about your life I'm gonna and then I just act like I heard it because I don't want it to have to go back and do it again. Bobby? Listen I made this positive step okay. It was good and then when I was done I was like hey I think I'm done here for today because I was losing focus I was on a phone I don't like to

FaceTime that much I'll do it a little bit I hate talking on the phone but it was good for me. I now did therapy in my car, on my phone, with my therapist. So it was quite nice. Don't judge me. No, no judgment. I'm glad you did it, even if it was 38 minutes. But I wonder if she ever has clients that dictate her time.

I'm sure she's used to people coming to her office. They're there for the, normally she probably has to cut it off. Well, also, I'm her only solo client because she is a relationship therapist. Okay, well, now that, did she talk about how your, Caitlin is with you now? We definitely talk about all that. So could y'all do a session together? Oh, no. I don't think we're there yet.

I also, I haven't talked to Caitlin about that. And I also don't know if she wants to go to mine. Okay, well, I don't know. I mean, just she's a couple's therapist. Yeah. Well, I haven't caught up with her own weeks. And again, she was like, I was wondering if she was still with you. It's been six weeks.

and I was like, yeah, and it's going great. And not great and everything is perfect, great, but great and everything's not perfect, and it's still really good. Like, been through some crap, she's had some stuff happen to her in her personal life that hasn't been good. And, like, we've been riding the roller coaster together a bit.

And so, yeah, but that was it. The story I was talking about a minute ago, the headline is, an easy way to increase your income almost immediately. According to a new study, talking to a therapist isn't just good for your mental health. It could also increase your income. researchers found that both men and women who talk to therapists end up making more money.

It ended up being almost a 13% increase. It shows your bosses that you're in it for the long haul, you care about your personal well-being, and how you're affecting those around you. Therapy also helps you open up, and that includes talking to other people, including people like your bosses, about things that could also include pay increases. Like it's generally just an investment back into yourself.

I couldn't agree more. If I wasn't getting stuff out of it, I see progress in my life, not on the professional side. I've had that for a while. But I see real progress in my life because I go to a... And I've had times on and off where I wasn't. And it's good.

And I had Mike D looked this up because, again, I didn't even know what therapy was. And there's a lot of people listening right now that go therapy. That's what fancy folks do. I agree. I felt that way my whole life. I was like, who goes to therapy?

And once I started to go and I would just pay the co-pay, I was like, man, this is really great for me. I never even knew this would be something to benefit me. But there's an app. I mean, we are not in with this app. It is not something that we sponsor or don't.

I just ask Mike to look it up during the break. Mike D, there's an app that does what? You can meet with a therapist once a week and message them throughout the week and they'll help you out. And so Mike D says for the session where you talk to them, it's how much? 65 bucks.

And then how much per message on text? You can have unlimited messages throughout the week but they'll only respond once or twice a day. Oh, that was fine that much. Yeah. For 65 bucks a week, you get all that? Yeah. Wow.

Do you feel like we should say the name of the app? I mean, I guess it can't hurt. What's the name of the app? It's called Talkspace. Talk space? Talk space. Well, there's an option, right? You didn't have to drive anywhere.

The phone thing worked pretty well. But let me warn you, if you're in a parking lot of Starbucks and the sun's coming through your car, your brow will get sweaty and it will make you want to leave the session earlier. But that's the update for me is that I had therapy yesterday. in kind of a different setting that I was used to. But it was good. Making progress over here.

You have no idea. I'm making so much progress. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it.

At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance, with practical skills, career readiness, and opportunity for every learner. GCU believes education shouldn't be a privilege, but an affordable path forward for all. Grounded in Christian truth, GCU works to empower the next generation to lead with integrity, serve with purpose, and help transform their communities, building a future that matters. GCU is purpose-driven education. Take action. Find your purpose at GCU, private Christian affordable nonprofit. Visit gCU.edu to learn more.

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I'm listening to the podcast now, and you were talking about Amy, ruining it for you on Ozark. I have to tell you, she ruined it for me, too. I started watching it and knew exactly what she was talking about, so it was kind of a bummer. Thanks. Y'all have a blessed day.

Bye. And I don't want to, but you're known for this, Amy, for ruining shows and movies. you absolutely ruined a pivotal part of an entire series. And I hear you keep opening your mouth. Because I don't feel like I ruined it. Because half an episode before it even happened, I was like, oh, I can tell what's going to happen

because Amy already tipped me off. So I'm not going to say anything about it. But Ozark Season 3, you know who we're probably going to talk to? Is Helen, the attorney on the show. Oh, that would be awesome. She's six foot one in real life. I googled her. Oh, wow, yeah.

She does come across really tall on screen. Ah, okay. Well, I'm sorry. Thank you, Debbie, for having my dad. Thank you, Debbie. Well, thank you, Debbie for your call, and I'm sorry, Debbie, that I ruined it. That's why, if listeners go,

why are you jumping on Amy when she's talking about shows or movies, it's because Amy spoils everything. I know, but I didn't mean. She run the entire Avengers movie for me. She came right out and was like, and you'll never believe it. And I was like, what did you just do to me?

Yeah, that's okay. You're still cool to us, Amy. Here is Megan in Connecticut. I'm calling because Bobby, you have got to run for governor of Arkansas and then to be president. So as our future president of the U.S., what is your advice on working from home, how to stay motivated, how to stay focused, how to get stuff done? Thank you guys. All right. I'll do the backside of that first.

The environment's different for everybody right now. Even if you're going to the same place, it's not working the same way. What I find is that when I write goals down and I see them all the time, I do them more. For example, if I have a goal, like a middle type goal, I put them on the lock screen in my phone. Because I'm on a phone all the time. If my eyeballs go there a lot, my mind goes there a lot. So on my lock screen in my phone, I have what I need to accomplish. For example, I'll give you another one.

If you put things around you when it's like, okay, I need to practice my guitar because I've written some new funny songs, I put my guitar next to my bed. I may not grab it all the time, but I can promise you I'm going to grab it more because it's right there. I right now have my barbells, the little weights that I bought, in my dining room right next to my table

because I walk by it every day. And I don't stop and lift weights every day, but because they're there and I see them, it reminds me, oh, I should do that. My bike is in my bedroom for the same reason. So how to be more productive is to just put it in front of you more. You may not do it a lot more,

but you'll do it a little bit more because it will just remind you. And I also keep a schedule of what I want to get done that day. Now, a big check-off guy. Even with the show, I mark things out as we go. So that's what I would say,

because if you have a lot of time, you almost will get nothing done. Because you go, I have all this time. I can do this at any point. That is the habit of the devil. Just, if you have a lot of time, fill that time with things you want to accomplish.

My last book is a lot about that. So I appreciate the question. The first part of it, It's wild because in the statewide newspaper in Arkansas, they did a whole article on me. I mean, it's the whole page of the whole section. And so I talked about it one time running for governor because I am not a fan of privileged people making decisions

for those that don't come from privilege. I don't come from privilege. I grew up very poor, very humble. Welfare, food stamps, you name it, I was on it. And I don't like a bunch of rich people that have never having experienced that making decisions for all those people. So I feel like I'm the voice of those people.

I also have figured out how to climb up a level or two, and I think I can share, and I have tried to share with folks that come from backgrounds like mine. And I talked about in an article, like that's why I think I want to eventually lead the state of Arkansas. That's my home state.

My email from political representatives blew up. I was already talking about it. I'd already been contacted, but you talk about next level type stuff? Just, Boodoo-Dum, boom, boom, emails. Would you be interested? Would you be, but do it?

And it was all no right now. It's all no about me doing anything officially. But it was wild. By the way, if you want to read that story, it's on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones, I put a link there. But I appreciate that. But that is a goal of mine,

and that's why it's a goal of mine. It's like I've walked down a trail. Some people aren't able to get to that trail yet, and I just want to lead them to that trail so they can also try to take their voyage down that trail. That's what I want. But Megan, Connecticut, thank you very much.

I appreciate that. Let me do one more, voicemail, Laura in Iowa. I know that you've worked in TV. I thought you'd be the perfect person to answer this question. I mean, surely people aren't filming right now. So are we going to, like, run out of shows at some point, like later this summer or in the fall? I was just wondering if you have an idea of some of our favorite tape shows, if we're going to see delays coming up in the next couple months. So thanks, guys. It's a great question. They're looking for a lot of content right now on shows. I'm doing that a lot at home now. I think eventually the easy

trivia game show that I do online will be a show. They're looking for ways to do compelling shows, content without big crews and a lot of people in the audience, especially for the next six, nine, 12 months. We could run out of shows if you haven't seen it yet because there's nothing in production right now, right? Yeah. Unless you're able to make it at home, there's nothing in production right now. You know, American Idol, we are back with our live shows. this week. And so half the contestants will be eliminated. We got 20, we're going to 10.

We have studios in all of our houses. It's four quarantine episodes. And I was reading an article about it where they go, it's a logistical nightmare for them. Mike D has had to build my studio. I've had to watch Mike D build my studio, and it's been stinky for him. Yeah.

No. But what's happening, producers have to connect all 20 contestants and then to California, where Katie, Perry, Lionel Richie, and Ryan Seacrest are in their different houses. Luke Bryan and I are both in Nashville. The idol band, the little bit there. There's about 45 remote locations all coming from a recording studio in Kansas City.

So it's going to be wild. And it's going to be the first major show to attempt something like this. I'm pretty excited about it, but I don't have to run it. I just sit there and go, I just mentor the contestants. But that'll be Sunday night. to level the field, the article says, each singer will record a live performance with iPhones and lighting kits provided

by the idle production team. They've been coached on wardrobe, hair, makeup, and pre-ta, here's the why we pre-tape the one shot. Is it avoids technical glitches? Because you can't control that. So if there's a performance that's live while they're watching the producers and it goes off without a technical glitch,

I believe that's the one. But if there is a glitch of some sort, it can't be held against them because they have no control over that. Yeah. I think it's pretty amazing that they found a way to pull this off. And I think it's the type of show that America needs right now. I know that sounds so cheesy, but it's like the thought that I had in my head. Like I don't know. And it's super cool that you get to be a part of it. Because, you know, I don't know. Could go not great. But I think it's going to go great and be just the. the content that people want in their homes right now. Well, I'm anxious to see it. I'll have a TV producer named Mike D.

Mike Dice does every job now. TV producer, radio producer, does comedy, does it all. So that's what's happening. Hey, thank you for all the voicemails. You can leave us a voicemail at any time. Just call 877-Bobby. That's our number. Leave us a voicemail.

It's right there. Bobby Bone Show. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Florida. A 74-year-old man was sitting on his. back patio watching the golfers go up and down the golf course when these two guys actually drove over the green with their golf cart. Not supposed to do that.

74-year-old man got a little upset when inside got his gun and went in confront of the two guys. Wow. I tell you, though, I used to work on a golf course. I didn't maintenance on a golf course. So I just weeded it and I would mow these greens. And these greens were worth tens of thousands of dollars, maybe even $100,000. because of all the science that goes into them, the grass. And if you're old and crazy and you have a gun nearby and you love golf, I get it.

Because I get one time, the only time I've ever been in trouble for doing something just really dumb on purpose, we had golf carts and we had been at it all day. I had to wake up it before the sun came up and we would start as soon as the sun was peeking over the horizon. We'd start raking sand traps. and we'd weed eat all day and water the greens all through the afternoon. It's just a really terrible job for me. And we were so bored and tired. We tried to drag race golf carts.

And so me and a buddy had golf carts, but we had the green mowers on the back, which are quite expensive too. And we go, all right, three, beep, be, go. We took off on these, in our golf carts, dragging the mowers, and our superintendent of the golf course came around the corner right at that time. I almost got fired for the first time.

It was a bad scene. And I was like, I was like, listen, I didn't know we couldn't drag race. You're mower. I didn't know that was a game. And he couldn't prove I didn't not know. And he was like, so because I was a good worker, I got the free pass. My other friend who got in didn't get fired, but he got moved to a worse duty.

He had to help the guy that dove in to get the old golf balls out of the pond. Yeah. It was not good. He didn't even go underwater. He had to stand in the mud. We had to stand in the mud. Yeah. Anyway, that old man, not good.

All right, lunchbox. Thank you. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. It's time for the good. News. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good.

We all know Toys for Tots. They're the organization that gives toys to families during Christmas time, right? Well, now they're thinking, well, why wait till Christmas when we really need this right now? So they've decided since the coronavirus is going on, they're distributing over two million toys, books, and games to kids across the country right now instead of Christmas. Wow. I guess I didn't know that was only a Christmas thing. I guess I only hear about it at Christmas, but. Yeah.

Well, I worked for the news, so I remember covering Toys for Tots every Christmas. Good for them. That's a great way to help out right now. There you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. The Morning Corny. Which insect doesn't play well in football?

Which insect doesn't play well in football? The fumblebee. The old fumblebee. There you go. That was the morning corny. I saw the world's last blockbuster, which is in Bend, Oregon. It's still killing it with business right now. And it's only offering curbside pickup still.

But first of all, there's still one that's going, a blockbuster. And right now they're rocking. Not even the coronavirus can stop the last blockbuster on earth from serving its customers. And it's changed them the way it does stuff. And there's extra cleaning measures. And so, quote, we're trying to find a way to get the doors open back up. store manager. As part of the new setup, customers can call the store and order their selections. Staffers then clean each movie, place it in a Ziplog bag, and bring it out to the

customer. Oregon Governor Kate Brown has order the state's residents to stay home other than conducting essential tasks like grocery shopping, obtaining health care, and obviously Blockbuster Video. Yeah, picking up your DVD. I think the biggest story there is that blockbuster is still open and thriving there and getting your DVD, right? Right. Yeah. Yeah, that's interesting. And you know who Bob Dylan is? Yes. Can you name a song he is? No.

Okay. You'll know them. You just don't know that you know them. Yeah, if you give me a word or two, I could sing it to you. Well, he seems like, knock, knockin' on heaven's door. Yes. Like the original. Not guns and roses, but the original.

Oh. Yeah. He sings, the times they are a changing. The times they are changing. The times they are. Okay. Don't start mimicking. Bob Dylan.

What other song would you know, Eddie? Like a Rolling Stone. Oh, yeah. Like a Rolling Stone. That's one. So they're selling the times they were a change in and some other handwritten lyrics from Bob Dylan for $2.2 million. Isn't that crazy?

Wow. It's pretty amazing. The lyric sheet to Times, that song there is being hawked for $2.2 million. The lyric sheet to Homestick Blues, $1.2 million. And then one of his lesser-knowns, LLL for only $650,000. Wow, that's a cheap one. We could probably all get one of those. Lay Lady Lay.

How'd you know that? I read the article. Oh, I can say, dang. Bob Dylan is known as probably the greatest songwriter of the past 100 years. Eddie, would you say that? Absolutely. He was a poet more than a musician. Fair enough.

For sure. So he's seen as that. So we have a little challenge here is that I love memorabilia. I don't have anything super crazy that I haven't went out and got myself. But I, Mike, what were the stipulations I gave to the show here? Something you would actually buy. Okay, so you're all going to pitch me something I actually buy that I would actually buy. And if I love it, what do they win?

$100. Oh, they win cash in my money? Oh, I didn't know they were getting my money. Okay. So if I like it and want to buy it and I go and buy it, I will also give the person who gave it to me, like a fee. A fee. A fee. Okay.

Correct. And who is it? A finder's fee. Mike, who has the, who's all pitching here? Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, Morgan number two, and Remundo. Oh, there's five people. Oh, this is like Shark Tank, and I'm the only sharks, Nathan. Yes, yes, yes.

Okay, let's go to Lunchbox first. Lunchbox, what are you pitching me? Well, I mean, I went back and forth. First, I found the Bible from Elvis's funeral, but it was $95,000, so that was out of your range. And then I kept digging, and I found The Beatles, one of the greatest bands of all time. And this is the promo album,

the Sergeant Pepper's Vintage Outer, album that you know how they send little promotional items to radio stations. This is the original one they sent to radio stations on the West Coast trying to get them to play their album. Okay. And how much? $1,000. First of all, I'm not a huge Beatles fan. So immediately I wasn't going to take it. I wouldn't, I wouldn't pay $100 for, I just, I like the Beatles, but I'm talking about you're asking me to spend my own money on this. This is like Shark Tank where they invest their own money. So it wouldn't, if it had been $250, I wouldn't have bought the Beatles thing. I just, good effort

like the Beatles but don't love the Beatles not for that guy maybe I should go with my other item dang it all right let's go over to Eddie

Eddie who knows me Eddie and I do music together we're in a comedy band called the raging idiots we sell out theaters all over the country we sit and talk about music a lot we do Eddie and Bobby's

music school every week that's right that's right Eddie what would you like to pitch me oh bones I found something that you will actually really love and enjoy and use

I don't like it when people buy these expensive pieces of memorabilia and not use it. I found you, Bones, buddy Hawley's black skinny necktie that he wore while he performed in the late 50s. How do we know it's really his? Because his nephew and his niece are selling it. Here, I'll send you a picture right now. Bones, this is absolutely amazing. Now, hear me out, it's a little expensive.

It's on the higher price range for $700. But dude, think about when you do your opera show. or you do anything and you're like, yeah, this is right here. This is Buddy Holly's necktire here that I wear everywhere I go. Buddy Holly's concert worn necktie. There is a certificate of authenticity. Yeah. Now, for those that are wondering why Buddy Holly,

if you know what I look like, I wear big dark rim glasses because of Buddy Holly and Rivers Cuomo from Weezer, they were cool nerds. I'm a nerd. I wanted to be cool. Could never reach their status, but that's why I wear my glasses like this. I'm blind and I want it to be cool. Ooh, it's expensive.

but I'm going to leave that on the table right now, Eddie. That's what I'm talking about. Eddie knows his market. He knows what he's going after here. Okay. Let's go to Morgan number two. Morgan number two, what did you find that you would like to pitch to me? So I found this sketch, and it reminds me of when you sign your books, you like to put little drawings.

So this is a Dave Matthews sketch that's drawn by him and then signed by him. And it's only $315.15. So it's funny and it's cool and it just totally reminds me of something that you would do too. Well, I would never say it's only $300. We're talking about $300 real dollars here, folks. I know you're trying to convince me otherwise, but I do really like Dave Matthews and I thought he should have been in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I just can't see paying that much money for a Dave sketch.

I mean, if it were like $50, I'd probably buy a Dave sketch. So I think that's a solid effort, but I'm going to have to pass on that one, Morgan. Thank you, though. Dang it. Okay. By the way, there's a whole story if you're just turning the radio on. Bob Dylan's handwritten lyrics are going for $2.2 million. I love memorabilia.

So I said, told the show, if they go out and find something and I really want to buy it and I buy it, that I'll reward them with $100. Okay, let's go to Raymundo. Raymundo. Yeah, so nobody else really pitched you something. It's for you and Caitlin, and that's really what I did here. What I did is I found you something you guys can put on your bed and both use together. And it is actually a quilt, and it's a hooty and the blowfish quilt.

It's $106, and it's all their album covers. There's also some concert art on there, and it's for a California king. You can sleep, nap, cuddle. It is going to be an amazing experience. for $106 and you love Hootie and Darius. It's true. Yeah! Can you text me a picture, Ramundo, right now?

Yeah, I got you right now. Okay. You know, I'm going to leave that on the table. Oh, my goodness. Over the beat. Come on. Because it's 100 bucks. It's what you're getting versus what you're spending.

Okay. Amy, you're the last pitch of the day? Okay. So are you looking for that next great idea? item to add to your collection. Yeah, I sure am. Thanks for asking. Okay. Ray, will you hit my two clips, please? Oh, I love County Crows. I love the County Crows. Next clip. Oh, John Mayer! Okay. I have for you an authentic original John Mayer and Counting Crows' Backstage Working Concert Pass. This original pass was used at the concert. And,

And passes like this are getting tougher and tougher to get. This comes all the way back from 2003. Plus, the pass looks super cool. And if you were to put it in a frame, which I would, and then, I don't know, throw it on one of your walls or on a bookshelf. Like, it would look really, really cool. Yeah. And, oh, let me tell you the best part. It's $55.

Well, I would say that if it was. were below $20, I would consider it. Oh, wow. But these are tough to come by. I know. And it's so cute. It's like vintage looking and it has a stamp, August 25th, 2003.

Yeah, I'm going to have to say no to that. But thank you for trying. The only two that I would consider are Eddie and Raymondos. Eddie's just so expensive, though. It is. It's on the higher end, but you could use this bones forever.

You can wear it with. all your suits and have buddy holly's ties i know but i wouldn't if i made that kind of money i would probably just kiss it and make it go to sleep next to me and never i'm gonna go hey raymond do how easy is this quilt to get oh yeah so they can get it to you in two weeks because they're still gonna make it and they're gonna make it just the perfect size for you guys but they said they'll have it yeah and they can get me it for how much a hundred and six dollars for the california king if your bed smaller you can trim some of that off huh Hey, Bones, let me throw something out there, Bones, real quick.

Go ahead. I'll throw some out there real quick. Go ahead. How about it, if you pick mine, I'll give you my $100, the one you're going to give me, and put that towards the purchase. Make it $600. It's just too much for it. Eddie, I got to remove you. Dang it.

And now I just got to think if I'm going to do Ramundo. I tell you what, hey, Ramundo. Yeah. You win. Yeah. I knew you loved Darius. This clip. It's just so ridiculous that I must have it.

Ray. Okay. Send me the link and I'll, can I just send, here's the problem with Senator Raymondo money. You may never see it and get it back. Can I send you your winnings and the money for the quilt and you take care of it? Yeah, I got it. Okay.

I'll Venmo you right after this segment, all right? There's your winner. I'm going to be the recipient of one hooty quilt, baby. Yeah. Wow. What's up? We got beat up by a quilt. I know, but it was also cheap.

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that doesn't stress me out i know and i tell you with me i'm almost never below 50 and i live above 75 i'm always charging it if i got a minute charge it up always ahead because you never know when you're going to have your phone out for a long time and not be able to control it. Caitlin is exactly the opposite. She will run her battery down to below 20 and then she'll go to bed with it below 20 and not charge it.

Yeah. What do you mean? That is insane to me. No, but see, that doesn't stress us out. Stresses me out. Other people see my battery like that and they get stressed out for me. And I'm like, that's a problem.

You should not let my phone stress you out. Credit card fraud at 9 for getting passwords at 8. I have started to keep a document somewhere with all my passwords. I don't know if that's safe or not. Mighty is shaking his head now. They say not to do that. I know. I know, but I have so many now

and I keep them all different. And so it's like even my PlayStation Network password because I'm playing video games. There's an app you can get that would probably be more secure to just have any documents. Anyway, I don't want to forget passwords. Phone battery dying, not just phone chargers at 7. Slow Wi-Fi is at 6, which that freaks me out like crazy.

I want to ruin my day, give me no Wi-Fi. Arriving late 5, oh, I don't do that. And I thought it was funny that article, that again, just to reference that article they wrote about me, that they make known how notoriously on time I keep the staff. Like if you're one minute late, you go home. But that's not what, it's not about being one minute late. It's about having respect for everyone to be there at a certain time.

You can be 15 minutes early, that's fine. Just don't be late. Yeah, it's a big one for me. Losing the phone at four. Traffic vehicle problems at three. Arguing with your friend and partner at two. And the most anxiety is losing money. That's hard.

Yeah. I thought that would be so easy. Like that wouldn't even need to be on the list. Like not having it. Like that's the biggest, the financial part is the biggest part, right? Yeah. I feel like that's a given. You and your husband, is your main argument over money?

No. What is it over if you had to pick something? Sometimes it's parenting stuff, just us not being on the same page on how to handle something. That's been happening. I think because we're all home a lot more and we have to time out from the kids and somehow motioned to each other, meet in the bedroom and we go in the room and we talk it out and then we go out because it's like in front of the kids. Unified front? Yeah, and we have to have a unified front.

But it takes us a minute to get there just because some stuff is just also new. We're still new parents. We've only had kids for just a little over two years, and we adopted older kids. So there's just new issues that come up that we've never dealt with before that suddenly we have to deal with and we handle differently. And that causes a fight sometimes. Yeah.

I'm in a different situation, obviously. I've got a girlfriend for a little over five months. She's been quarantined here, but it's, you know, she likes me to, and I'm not very good at it, like go, be very intentional with, with time as far as like we're gonna do something at night. Because mostly I'll be like, I'm gonna work to this point. We'll see, then maybe, I'm trying to be more intentional with time. Like, hey, this is what we're gonna do tonight.

It's just effort. And I've lived by myself for so long. I'm not used to having somebody here, especially in a relationship. So I'm trying to be there. And sometimes, well, we don't argue over it, but she's way, way, way nice to the dog. In ways like, I have to discipline him.

And she doesn't, she doesn't, she just wants to be sweet. to them all the time. It'd be too kind. So we go in the bedroom. We have a unified front. We have to talk. Then you come out. Then we come out. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Yikes. Tom Brady was seen working out at a closed Tampa

Park. So the park staff, they were doing their rounds and they saw somebody working out while they were patrolling and they went over to tell this person they needed to leave. The park was closed. And it was Tom Brady. I saw that. That's funny. And he still had to leave. That's right. Oh yeah. They kicked out. That's a funny story. If you have to kick them out, imagine texting your friend to be like,

hey, John, you're never going to believe this. I just had to kick Tom Brady out of the park. Yeah. Crazy. The city like put up some note or maybe it was a tweet or something publicly that said like, hey, can't wait to welcome you to play football. We're so happy you're here, but you got to stay out the parks. So there's an adult ice cream truck that is serving up frozen drinks and it's taken off in Houston, but maybe this will catch on across the country. So there's this place called Bowvine and Barley, a downtown Houston bar, and they got creative and they decided to get an ice cream truck and start driving around serving frozen drinks. Now, delivery is free, and the truck makes stops between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., and on the menu,

they've got frozen margaritas, pinocaladas, dacrees, and more. Locals just place their orders and then wait for delivery, and it's super popular. And that's legal? You can just take alcohol to people? Uh-huh, I guess, obviously, yeah, it looks legit. It is called an adult ice cream truck. I wonder if because they relaxed the alcohol delivery rules recently with Corona, if that's why this truck can't do that,

because otherwise it had probably been beer trucks the whole time, you know? Yeah, someone would have thought of this. But, you know, it's a way for them, obviously they can't, their bar can't be open. So this is a way where they thought outside the box and brought the alcohol to the people. All right. What else you got? So most Americans think that cooking is a turn-on.

Some new research has revealed that 86% of Americans find cooking to be super hot. I do. And when it comes to settling down for good, finding a partner who can cook was a top priority for two out of three people. Caitlin can cook her brains out. It's crazy. It doesn't matter what it is. Even if she hasn't cooked it, she'll go like, let me see if I can create something. She shouldn't be able to cook that good.

Like people that pretty shouldn't be able to have other skills. That's what I have deemed. Early in my life I had this. You know, because if you grow up and you're pretty the whole time, why would you have to develop other? If I was pretty, I would do nothing. I would not be funny. I would not have anything about me that was compelling whatsoever.

I would just be pretty and let everybody circle around. But for some reason, she cooks like Betty Crocker. Is that still a thing? Betty Crocker's a thing. Yeah, but I mean, Caitlin's beautiful and she's funny and smart. I know. Why? Why did she invest?

How would she have all these skills? I know. I had to choose one. What does she do wrong? I know. It's so annoying. She's so perfect. All right. So you want to know the top romantic home-cooked meal? I'm going to guess spaghetti. That's up there. Yeah, pasta and garlic bread is up there.

But the most popular one is steak and potatoes. Oh, wow. Her specialty in the morning, she's making pancakes. She tried to make pancakes two days ago. and she tried to write WPS Wu Pig Suey and Blueberries, but because I'm having the pancakes made with a different kind of batter that's kind of healthy, it was harder for her to make the letters. But she tried, and she's a big Oklahoma fan.

And for her to write WPS Wu Pig Sui for Arkansas, big deal. So she does pancakes really well. Her specialty is like avocado toast with scrambled eggs on it. She does just, and then any dessert. She can bake her face off. Okay, so you're super attracted to the fact that she can cook, But you know what this survey also says is that she would be really attracted to you if you could cook. I can eat. Like we have a relationship here. We have a give and take relationship. She gives, I take. It's wonderful. All right.

Okay. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. Going to get Arkansas Keith on the phone, who, if you're new to the show, he was my stepdad for six, seven years, around that span of age 13 to 18 or 19. And we're still close. And sometimes people have questions. for him, but I'm going to call him right now. What's happening? Hey, how's going? What are you doing?

I'll just watch some of the TV. What are you watching nowadays? This time of day, watching most of Blue Blood, you know, that's kind of my relaxing time. Does Blue Bloods come on TV, or are you watching it, like, on demand? It's just show their TV. Oh. This Chicago Station. I've seen them all ten times, and I like to watch them again, you know.

I'm going to play a voicemail here that someone left, and they were asking you a question, okay? Okay. All right, so it's about a duck and a duck nest, and here you go. Here's the actual clip. Bobby, what's up? I have a question for Arkansas Keith. Live in a hotel because I'm working on the road. There's a duck that has eggs right outside the hotel. I want to help it and put a blanket over it. I want to ask Arkansas Keith if that's going to make her not want to go back to the eggs if I try and help her out. Let me know. What up, Raymundo? Yeah! All right. So could you hear what? His question?

I did. Okay, what do you think about that? I probably wouldn't miss with it. They have their own way of doing things, you know. So you would just leave it as is? Yeah. She's probably around there somewhere. I mean, if he's seen the duck, you know, they just, they just didn't know.

I remember the one down here on the creek that nested in a fire pot, a mallard hand. I thought, what an unusual place, you know. Yeah. They picked her place and they do it, you know. Yeah, yeah. Okay, so your advice to him would just leave it alone. Just leave it alone. All right. Are you healthy? Everything okay?

I'm doing good. How about yourself? Yeah, same. Just in the house. Trying not to leave as little as possible, you know? I'm out and about, but I'm, you know, I'm always by myself most of the time. I've got my dog trained up. He's a great fishing partner now, so I kind of deal a lot of talking to him. You're just going out on the lake and in the woods? That's it. Turkey season is in. So I spend a lot of time in the woods to stay right now. All right. Well, had a caller. I had a question for you.

if we get more callers asking questions, would you answer them if they're about... I sure would if I know the answer, I'll tell you. I don't know everything, but I know lots of stuff about the woods. All right. We'll talk to you soon. All right, take care. All right, see you later.

Bye. If you guys want to ask Arkansas Keith the question, just leave it on our voicemail line. 877 Bobby. It can be whatever you want. We'll do it once a week or so if we get a bunch of good ones. We'll do questions with Arkansas Keith. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private,

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But I got my face mask on. I got my gloves on. So I'm all decked out. I feel pretty safe around people if they potentially do have coronavirus and all that. But still, there's tons of people in the grocery store. And I'm in the vegetable produce aisle trying to get some stuff in this dude is with his chick. They're a couple. And they just keep staring at me.

So I kind of got the effect like, okay, they know me from the show maybe. I got a mask on. it's hard to tell who I am. The dude comes up to me. He's about a foot or two away. I kind of step back a little bit and he goes, hey, can we get a selfie? And they're wearing masks as well. Yeah. So I don't really recognize them. I have no idea who they are. They barely recognize me. I don't even know how they knew who I was. And so then we're trying to do a selfie and I'm like, oh, okay, well, I'll just stand back here. So I'm in the background, six feet behind this dude and his chick taking a selfie and I got a mask on. You can't even tell that it's me in the grocery

story. So I mean, at some point, you got to just draw the line on the selfies when it's a pandemic in America right now. Did you consider saying no to that? I really didn't. Just because it sounds so rude when you turn down a picture, I kind of gave him the body language like, okay, I'm going to stay back here. But if he, I told him, I was like, tweet it and I'll repost it. But if he ever puts it up, you can't even tell that it's me. So it's not worth getting the picture. Amy, you ever had to turn down a picture? No, not me personally. Oh, I know you shut down your kid once.

No, I guess you weren't with them though, but... I wasn't with him. I have shut down the kid in person, like when I have been there. Yeah. Because they didn't want to. I think we talked about it. We were at a concert. I can't remember who or what, but we were to outdoor venue here in town and we're at a

concert. And they said, they asked if I could take a picture. And I said, sure. And I hopped in. and they said, oh, can the kids hop in? And I just said, no, they're fine over there right now. Like, I don't want to bother them. So I had to, that's it, though.

Have you? One time, I was at the urinal, and a guy is in the stall, and he takes his head and puts it over the stall. As I'm peeing, it looks down on me. I'm peeing, by the way. For sure, sees my wiener. And he goes, hey, man, can I get a picture? And I was like, dude, we're in the bathroom.

Like let me, let's get out of the bathroom And I think that He didn't ask me outside of the bathroom Because I think he knew he saw my weiner And was like, it's probably weird to go I just think he wasn't thinking About asking at that point Because I would have definitely taken one with them outside of the bathroom

But at that point in the bathroom I wasn't going to take it Yeah, the whole that whole But I would have outside of it But that's the only time I've ever not taken a picture And by the way, love to take pictures with people I just thought the Ramundo story was kind of crazy that

Yeah, but I mean Ray, I think it's cool for them to have a picture with you. I'm glad you still did it from a distance because they'll have that as a memory. Yeah, and the conversation was just awesome too because both of our voices are muffled

so I was like, what? You want to tell for you? I mean, it was so, so awkward. Why do you talk from behind your mask like that? I feel, Amy, do you talk like that with a mask? No, he's just trying to show that it's hard to understand.

It is? Yeah. Huh. My mask talking has been pretty good with folks. A bunch of masks that I ordered. Two things. I think I ordered four masks. I told you that's on the air maybe,

way before Corona hit and I got them all. Yeah, a long time ago. Yeah. And then two, Amy found me a hookup where I can buy masks for the hospital people. Yeah. They reached out to you, huh? Yeah, they did. You can get two, well, you should get $2,000 because shipping is cheaper that way,

and then you could donate them. So, yeah. How much is $2,000? suggested. Let me do the math real quick in my head. Okay, go ahead. What do they cost for math?

I think it said something like $1.95 and then shipping can get kind of expensive. So, I don't know. You do the math. I don't even trust those numbers right now because you're just coming off the top of your head.

No, I'm not. Did they message you on Instagram? I remember that. No, it's someone that I know that lives in Boston. It's not, it's a legit thing. Nothing shady. her boss has already ordered some because he wanted to also donate to health care workers.

And so she can vouch that they're legit. I always love when people say, trust me, they're legit. It's not a shady thing. Because nothing's... All right. Well, I feel... Send me the info. Yeah, yeah.

You got it. Okay, I will. Amy, how's your hair through quarantining yourself for most of the time? I was doing fine so far. I mean, I have some grays coming through. but nothing terrible. They say that most women are past due for a cut in color,

but you can't go to the salon, obviously. And a lot of women now are just shaving their heads. They've always wanted to do it. And for the first time, they're like, this is the time for me to shave my head. Would you do that if your husband was like, I'm into it? Oh, he would not be into it. I can tell you that right now.

But wow, that's amazing. How freeing that would feel to just shave your head. They call it the quarantine buzz. and more and more ladies are doing it. There's a whole Cosmo blog about it too. Shave in your head, something that is appealing to you? I would not do it, but yeah, it is appealing. Something about it just seems so like I'd probably feel so free after I did it.

And amazing. But then I'd also hate it. Eddie, if your wife came in and was like, hey, Eddie, I just did some of my hair. I'm about to walk out of the bathroom. But she walked out of the bathroom and her head was completely shaved. and you didn't know what's happening. What would you do? I would hide.

It would be so scary. It'd be so shocking and scary. But there's a character and what is that? The Avengers or something? Like there's a bald girl. She's kind of like, she's a good-looking girl. I think some women that look bald look good. So why don't...

Go ahead, Amy. I just, I have no idea what my head really looks like. You know? Like, I think I know the shape of it, but I don't really know. And what if my head is shaped really weird or I have weird... Scars.

Marks, I don't know. I have no idea. Well, we, in 11th grade, playing high school football, we were playing a school called Magnicove, right? We were playing Magna Cove, and they were bigger and badder, and us at football. But we were pumped, and we were like, we're going to do something to show how, as a team, we have such unity, and we're going to kill them on the football field

because together we are one, and we all shaved our heads in, like, solidarity, the entire football team. And so I had a shaved head, as, you know, buzzed all the way down. and I remember my mom seeing it and crying because she thought I looked sick and my head was all odd-shaped. I have a massive head anyway, but had moles and like different regions that were growing out

and different, I do not have a good bald head. And so it wasn't pleasant and it's that. You don't know what your head looks like until you actually take a look and shave it all off. And what do you know it too? We play Magnicob, we are so pumped up. We're out. We lock arms. We go to, we leave our helmets on

because we're going to unveil all our shaved heads after the game, show them what kind of puns they are. and we go with lock arms during the coin toss and we're out where it's a battle and then we give me about 40 points and we were all embarrassed to take our helmets off at the end of the game. So we did what we all did.

We look so stupid. We look so stupid. Oh my gosh. The end. Thank you. Hey, Ramundo, I just Venmo did you that money. All right, yeah, I got to take care of, don't worry about it, man. You'll have it at your door and you guys will be cuddling it

in no time. All right, we, Ramundo found me a hooty in the Blowfish quilt. We played a game earlier. Like, who had the best music memorabilia. That had to be in my price range and something I would love. And Ray Mundo won by founding me this, and then he got a finder's fee too. So the fact that I gave Ray, I gave him his winnings and the money for the quilt,

but the quilt doesn't exist yet. Do we think I'll actually ever see the quilt, Amy? Oh, yeah. I think so. Eddie? It's iffy. I mean, it's Ray you're dealing with, so it's iffy, buns. Lunchbox?

I doubt it. He's putting that towards a wedding. You'll have no faith. No. Well, you can hear that whole segment. Go back and listen to the podcast at IHartRadio or wherever you listen to your podcast. Search for the Bobby Bone Show on demand. Check that out. 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 is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academic. rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance, with practical skills, career readiness, and opportunity for every learner. GCU believes education shouldn't be a privilege, but an affordable path forward for all. Grounded in Christian truth, GCU works to empower the next

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promote ways to save Earth. In honor of National Earth Day, a little easy Earth trivia. These are all grade school level science questions about Earth. Amy, lunchbox, Eddie. Oh gosh. You'll all get the same question. Write your answer down. And let's see how it goes.

Question number one, very easy. How many continents does Earth have? Oh, that's weird. Take a few seconds there. Oh, man. Lunchbox? Oh. Eddie still doesn't have an answer.

Eddie, it's easy. Oh, man, I had to count them. Everybody, you got that? Seven. Yeah, I'm good. Yeah, seven, bon. Yeah, Amy. Seven.

All right, everybody's got it written down. Nice job. You all move on. What? I'm texting my answers to Mike D so that. there's accountability. If there's one person that's not going to cheat, it's you.

It's me. I know, but I felt like people can see me on video and I'm typing and I didn't want you all to think. I'm just letting you clarify what I'm doing. Well, then I'm going to give everybody just five seconds to answer then. Okay. Okay. Easy Earth trivia. What's the coldest continent on Earth?

Okay, let's go to lunchbox. Never been there, but I'm going to have to go with Antarctica. Eddie? Antarctica is what I have written down. Amy? Antarctica. That is correct. You all move to the next round.

Nice job. Okay, good, good, good, good. My palms are sweating. I know, me too. What word means the shakes that come in after the earthquake? Easy. What word means the shakes that come after the earthquake? All right?

Amy's struggling? I'll go to her first. Amy. The trembles. The tremble's is not correct Shoot Lunchbox I put aftershock

Eddie? Oh no I put tremors Oh Aftershock You can tell We have never lived anywhere Where there's earthquakes

Wow wow wow Lunchbox is right He wins Yeah What I do it's we We know No matter what

I've got money on my mind I'm sorry Three questions in nutheads? Hey, just give us more for fun. All right. What geometric shape

is Earth most like? A sphere. A circle. A sphere. Yeah. What's the largest ocean on Earth? Oh, this was just on Jeopardy. No, it was on your quiz show.

What's the largest ocean on Earth? I have it. Pacific. You can say, anybody can say it. Go ahead. It's the Pacific. Oh, Pacific. There you go.

How many days does it take the Earth to revolve around the sun? 365. Nice. There's no points, guys. We're just having a casual talk here. I'm on a delay, so it's going to seem like I'm slow. That's not what makes you seem slow. In the United States,

summer officially begins in what month? June. Yeah. Ooh. June? What percent of Earth is covered in water? 80. 75.

70. One. 70. That's sorry. I was closest. What layer in the atmosphere is responsible for filtering out solar radiation? Ozone. Nice.

The great barrier reef is found off the coast of which country? Australia. Nice. What's the height of the sea surface generally called? Sea level. Nice. Slow down. He's good.

Nice win. Nice win. Hope everybody goes out. Somebody loves Earth. I love Earth Day. I hope everybody stays in and celebrates Earth Day. You know, a lot less pollution because not as many cars out driving around, you know? It's crazy to look at those maps and see all that pollution not in the air for like one year difference.

You see those at all? Yeah, I've seen some. And like, where was like in Venice, they, in the canal, there was like these jellyfish because the water's so clear. Oh, yeah. They were so pretty, like, floating through and just like love and life because there's no little boats in there. People in here. How do you know they're loving life? Maybe missing all the boats.

It could be sad. You just assigned a jellyfish narrative. They looked like. And of course I loved it. And I was like, oh, this is so pretty. But then I was like, if I saw a jellyfish at the beach, I'd probably kill it. Well, I mean, not really. But if it stung me, I would, you know, try to stomp on it or something.

Well, I hope everybody has a good earth day. And check out easy trivia my game show. We have a new episode that went up yesterday afternoon. It's me and a bunch of radio friends. That's the theme. It's all radio personality. It's for around the country. So it's, you know, Carla Marie from Kiss FM in Seattle, Valentine from My FM in LA, J.C.

from Kid Craddick and Dallas. There's just a lot of people hopping on the show. So check it out on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones, or our show YouTube page. It's time for the good news. Tell me it's something good. Hospital workers have to wear a ton of gear to stay safe while treating coronavirus patients, which you may have seen. They walk in and what looks like a spacesuit.

and it makes it hard for the people that are suffering to see their facial expressions or even to feel like they're real human. But some medical personnel have found a way to show their faces and human side from behind those masks. Respiratory therapist Robertino Rodriguez came up with the idea of putting a laminated photo of him smiling on the outside of his gear. Shared on Instagram. We talked about this because I saw a lot of doctors doing it too. and now because the share your smile movement has taken off, it's so many people all over the country doing it now. It's not just a few doctors when we were like,

hey, what a novel idea. Basically everybody's doing it now. If you're in a space suit because you can't see a face, and imagine that you're in a bed and you're just lonely and scared and sick and someone walks in in a moon suit, to see their face would make a humongous difference, right? Oh, huge, yeah. So it's really caught on,

and that was the update here that I wanted to share with you guys. So love that. And you have a lot of these patients saying it makes them feel comfortable because they can actually see the eyes in the face of the person. And they're all smiling in their pictures too. It's not like, I had to get a new picture. And listen, I'm not going to use it forever now. But on my passport, and they were like, stand up against a blank wall. No facial expression whatsoever.

Take your glasses off. I look like a criminal. I would arrest me. Yeah, they're not using that picture. Yeah. Yeah, they're using a good one. All right, there you go. I thought that was great.

I'm glad this is taken off. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Let's not get out of this show today and not have our Spanish word of the day from our homeschooling Spanish teacher of four kids, producer Eddie. Eddie, are you ready today?

Of course I am, Bones. Come on. All right, here we go. Classet, pay attention. Here we go. Today's word is ventanas. Now that means windows, ventanas. Ventanas.

Yes, sir. Now, let me use that in a sentence. Baby you're a song You want to make me Roll my Ventanas down and Cruz You can't even say it You can't say the English parts of it Much plus the Spanish

Yeah that was rough My apologies to Florida Georgia light on that one Baby you're a song You made me want to roll my ventanas down How do you say it? Hey Bones, what about that What's the song that Melissa Etheridge sings? Come to my ventana

What about To the Ventinas To the wall Nice You guys are good You guys got it, you're good Eddie, great job Ventana, right? Ventana's

Ventanas, yes Ventanas All right, there you go That's Eddie's Spanish word of the day Go over to Morgan Who's at her house Morgan, if people are listening now And they're like, dang, I may I miss a good show

What can they go back in here on the podcast today? Well, we pitch you some famous memorabilia pieces that are up for auction for you to be able to buy if you wanted to. Yeah, and there was a prize to the person who got it. And there didn't have to be a winner today, by the way. But there was a winner. We'll leave it at that. All right, what else you got?

The show played some Earth trivia for Earth Day. Yeah. And it was easy Earth trivia. Debatable. Okay. You can listen to Easy Earth trivia. All right, Morgan, what else? Depends.

And you shared some details about your latest therapy session. That's true. That's true. That's true. Let's go over to Amy. Amy, what's going on with you today? Oh, you know, just the usual. School, workout, cooking, family time, bed. What about you?

I start American Idol today. Because I'm doing a lot of mentoring. A lot of mentoring with the contestants. So we're doing filming, starting at 11 o'clock, running the show ends. So I go like three hours with them today, mentoring them through their big performance. Not while they do it, but just kind of leading up. Song choice. life, how's it been, TV, nerves, all that.

So I start that today. They had a couple interview things, too, that I'm doing this afternoon. But that'd be it. Thank you guys for listening. Be sure to check out the newest episode of my game show. Easy trivia on our show's YouTube page and also Mr. Bobby Bowens, my Instagram TV. All right, thank you guys. We'll see you tomorrow.

Bye, everybody. All right, if you have ever dealt with a traditional home security company, you know the drill. expensive monthly fees, contracts that lock you in for years, and waiting around for a technician to set everything up. It's a lot. Well, now they're SimplySafe. They have completely changed the game. SimplySafe has no long-term contracts, no hidden fees, no being trapped.

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