The Bobby Bones Show - Bobby’s Super Bowl Chicken Wings Fiasco…Why He Had to Calm Down A Hostile Crowd + Name the Country Artist Wishing You A Happy Valentine’s Day + Suzy Bogguss her 90’s Country Hit and shares stories about Garth Brooks & Dolly Parton!

Episode Date: February 14, 2022

We recap the best moments from the Super Bowl and why Bobby thought the halftime show was the best of all-time. Bobby shares a crazy story that happened when he went to pick up chicken wings for his small Super Bowl party. We celebrate Valentine’s Day by seeing if we can guess the country artist wishing you a Happy Valentine’s Day. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Book now, top shelfcountrycruise.com or 888-381-4420. All right, here we are. It's Valentine's Day. It's the Monday after the Super Bowl, which should be a holiday, but hey, whatever. Morning, studio. Morning. First of all, a big win by the Rams last night. They were the favorite.

They won. I know some of you guys bet on the Rams, won little money. Nice job, next job. But not you? No. No. If you're a Rams fan, both of you, both Rams fans that exist, congratulations on the Super Bowl last night. All right, let's start with this.

I've been seeing this infomercial and I've almost bought it. But, Amy, you bought it. You bought the little camera that goes in your ear, like the cleaner? Yeah, it cleans out your ear and it'll give you a visual of it. You just hook it up to an app on your phone. And it'll also give you a visual of your nose, your throat, or any. other orifice. It reminds me of I have friends that are plumbers and they can send the snake down with the camera on it. Yeah. This is that. Amy bought it off, you bought it off the infomercial?

I did. Well, a friend had told me about it, but then I, of course, you know, once you talk about it starts showing up and I kept seeing it, I was like, you know what, we're getting it. It's awesome. Oh, so you had it show up on your phone. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, a friend had already told me about it. Like I was good, I mean, it's inevitable. It's probably happening and my son is really into it as well, so. What holes have you sent it down? Ears. That's it? That's it. What are we looking for in there? Wax. Making sure you get it all clean and you're good to go.

But if you do need a visual of something else just in case, the little pamphlet says you can stick it anywhere. Okay. All right. Guys, I'm going to have some wild videos coming real soon. Glad everybody's here. We'll check in on lunchbox on his Valentine's reservations. I don't even know if he still has him going today. If he hasn't been going today, it's a real risk.

But big reward. So we'll check in on lunchbox a little later. All right, let's go over and open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby Mailbag, yeah. Hello, Bobby Bones. My son is a seventh grader at a very small school. He plays on the basketball team,

and although he isn't the most athletic player, my husband and I support him 100%. The basketball team is made up of seven boys in grades 6 through 8 and two eighth grade grade girls who serve as backup players. At a recent tournament, he was the only boy player who didn't play. It was a close game all throughout. However, in the second half, the coach chose to put in one of the girls rather than my son, which was heartbreaking. Two minutes left, we're down by 12, hard to come back from that.

The coach finally played my son with 1.8 seconds left. My son was devastated, mainly because of the decision to play the girl instead of him. My question to you is, do we say something to the coach? I'm not a confrontational person, and in general choose to believe that a coach has a good heart, but I'm feeling that my son was slided and it needs to be brought up. Thanks in advance for any advice signed worried mom in Minnesota. P.S. they ended up losing anyway. A couple things are weird about this.

One, I don't think it matters a girl or a boy when the person gets in. I think that's weird. The girl's on the team too. Heck, if a girl started, she was good enough start. I don't think the gender thing matters. Yeah, remove that. What is weird, though, is that he only got it in with 1.8 seconds. What's the point at that point?

Right. If you're going to put him in, put him in with a minute left or two minutes. I don't think you go to the coach and complain. Something's up. I don't know what it is. Something's up. I think what you do is you go to the coach and you say, hey, how, what does my son need to do to get better to get in the game? Because I don't know how the kids practice. And maybe he's got a bad attitude. Maybe he's got the greatest attitude. I'm not there every day to see what the coach is seeing. So instead of questioning the coach, I'll give you a communication method with the coach. It's to go up to the coach and say, hey, he really wants to get better. We're not sure how to get him better.

What would you suggest we do so we could get him some more playing time? And then he will give you a list of things. skills to work with and then check in with him and say hey we did this we did that that way it's going to be top of mind that the coach knows that you know that the coach knows that you're watching him and your son needs to be in the game now if he's not good enough he shouldn't start but there's no reason to just put someone in with 1.8 seconds left I know it's almost like the coach was like oh shoot got to put him in or it's like I'm going to make a statement here and just barely put you in at all like just that you're in so so you can say that you played so the coach can say that yeah everybody played yeah this is a weird email if all true i would just go to the coach

and say hey what can we do to get better because he really wants to play more and be positive don't yell at the coach that's my advice eddie have kids to play basketball right now we've been in that situation what what do you suggest i mean the what the way i've always handled it is like look let's get to practice early let's show coach that you are willing to play and that you are as good as you think you are like let's show him that you're trying to win improve, listen to him, be respectful to him or her, whatever, and then we'll see where it goes. Because really right now, like you said, we don't know if the kids just terrible, doesn't listen, maybe a bad player, I don't know.

But, oh, man, we deal with a lot of these, like, I haven't dealt with middle school stuff, but with little league stuff, there's a lot of, like, you know, parents or coaches and they put their kids in more than other kids. And so you got to look out for that stuff, but I've never talked to the coach and try to change things that way. I've always just went to my son and say, hey, try harder. You deserve to play more when you practice harder. And I think that's a strategy.

Yeah. And I think in the same vein, the strategy is, hey, what can we do to get some more playing time, positively approaching the coach? Like, hey, love what you're doing? Hey, how do we get some more? What does he need to do to get better? And then show up early, like Eddie says. Yeah, we do it all the time. All right, great story.

No conflict with the coach. Don't be that parent. No. No fist fights in the basketball game. All right, that's the mail bag. and we let it on the air. Now it's about to close. Bobby's well back.

Yeah. On the Bobby Bones show now. Susie Bogus. Susie, how are you? I'm great. The last time we saw you, I believe we were all on a Southwest flight. I believe you're right.

And I think you were walking through and we were like, Susie! And then we ducked our heads because we were embarrassed that we yelled at you on an airplane. So that's how we were all around here. Yeah, well, it wasn't embarrassing to me. It was nice to be recognized.

Thank you. We are big fans. And on the show, we kind of every year go, hey, here's what we'd like to have on the show this year. And Eddie was like, I'd like to have Susie Boggis on the show. Yeah, I was somewhere.

I don't remember where I was, but I heard your song come on on the speaker. And I'm like, oh my gosh, it brought back so many memories. And then I remember, I'm like, we met Susie on an airplane and she had her guitar with her. She's got to still perform.

So this is really cool. Are you still traveling around playing a lot? A lot. It's kind of crazy. I think, I don't know, the 90s folks were, having a comeback because a lot of us, you know, kind of started out as troubadours anyway. And I've been doing shows kind of a collaboration thing with Pam Tillis and Terry Clark for about

three years now. And I'm just starting to tour now with Kathy Matea, where it's just the two of us, our guitars and 30 years of stories and bad jokes. That's so fun. Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, it's really fun. So when you were a kid, were you playing at Dollywood? Was that like an early job for you? for you? Not a kid. No, actually it was pretty much after I moved to Nashville and I was here for about a year singing demos and that kind of thing. And then they had some sort of a contest down there when it was still Silver Dollar City. And I got invited for like a three-day stint, and that was right when Dolly was at the park. So then they came back to hear me at Tony Romas, a place for

ribs where I was playing and and they invited me to be their female lead for that opening season at Dollywood. So I was just there the one season and I got a record deal while I was there. Wow. Capital came to see me. You get to meet Dolly then? Oh yeah. I got to open concerts before. Wow. She was so wonderful. I mean, she insisted that you choose your own material, be an artist, be who you are.

You know, in a theme park like that, it could go opposite. You know, it could go to the place where, you know, they have a set group of songs. They want you to sing that stuff. But she was way cool about it. Well, that's pretty cool that you were, because there are a few artists friends of mine that played at Dollywood back in the day, too. I mean, even Carly Pierce. Right. That's right.

Played at Dollywood. She did. I know. I know. I've been championing for her for a long time. You know, and it's fun to see her really taken off because she's been singing great since she was a little kid. So where'd you grow up? Illinois.

And so what was the music? Country music capital. Yeah. What was like the house scene for you musically? What was happening in your house musically? I'm the youngest, and everybody played instruments and sang, but not like a family band kind of thing. Everybody had their own thing. like my oldest brother was into more of the harmony bands.

And then my sister was into singer-songwriters like James Taylor and Carol King. And then my other brother was into Credence Clearwater. So I had an exposure to everything. My folks were really into big band. And my dad had lots of eight tracks of country in his car. And when I got to be 16, he let me drive that car. So I drove around in that 19. 68 Dodge Polaro with the canoe on top.

And boy, I was super cool because I had Merrill and Buck and, yeah. What did your family say when you said you wanted to move to Nashville to pursue music on a much higher level? They were really supportive. I have a degree in art. So it was the first five years I was just out on my own playing solo guitar and playing ski resorts. And anybody who had me like supper clubs. you know, biker bars, anything that I could get a gig at. And they, you know, this is back before we had cell phones.

So my folks would get a postcard for me like every couple of weeks or something like that. It says, I'm in Montana and I'm doing this. I had a shepherd collie mix dog with me, but they were worried about me, I think. And I think, you know, once they realized that I was serious about it, I was thinking to myself, I have no health insurance and I need to get a real job. So I moved to Nashville. And did you work at a real job while you were pursuing music? Mm-mm.

You came and just attacked music the whole time. Yep. And so you're here. Who were the other artists? Because with artists, you kind of come and there's a class that comes with you. Yes. You know, when I moved to town, you know, Dan and Shay were here and they were just cutting their teeth. And so we all kind of have come up together.

You know, who was in that group for you when you came to Nashville? You know, it was a lot of really great, you know, Alan Jackson. Jackson, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Kathy Matea was already established, and Pam Tillas was here. And, you know, we all kind of were running around, listening to songs at different publishers. We were playing songs for each other. It was a time when Music Row was really active, you know, like, you know, we would end up at some bar, and then we'd end up at somebody's apartment and play way late into the night jam, stuff like that. It was great.

Who was the first person you saw a kind of breakthrough that went from just one of your contemporaries to, holy cow, they've got a record deal, and now they're making it that kind of gave you some hope, too? Patty Lovelace. I actually sang on the demo that got her her record deal. And it was like 5 o'clock in the morning, and I'm singing the background vocals to this thing. And then she got to do the album on MCA. and I remember at the end she actually thanked me on that record

even though I wasn't on that record I was just on the demo but she thanked me for staying up and backing her up and stuff and you know we've been great friends ever since Susie Boggis is here Eddie we brought Susie in because of you yeah what would you like to ask you I mean I just feel like for me you know Garth Brooks is what kind of got me started to listen to country music

and because of him I got to be introduced to all you guys So you got to witness the Garth Brooks invasion. What was that like watching? I totally did. Yeah, because I was on the same label with Garth. And he was signed after me. So I had been hanging around in the halls for a while and trying to try in some singles and that kind of thing. So yeah, it was explosive.

I mean, it was totally explosive. And, you know, because we were on the same label, of course, they would put us out for doing promotion things together. I've got some great fun shots, you know, from just, you know, great memories of being out on tour with him. And I remember one time at the ACMs, there was a gal that was trying to get a picture with Garth. She wanted to get a picture with Garth. And Sandy, his wife at the time said, oh, I'll take the picture. I'll take the picture. So the gal sidles up next to him, and she cut her out and just took a picture of Garth.

I just watched her doing it. I thought that is funny as him. That's funny. That's awesome. And is she going to sing Drive South? Is this what we're doing? Yeah. Okay, cool.

Is that what you want? That's totally what I want. All right. Are you, Susie? You are right? I will do it. It's early, but I would do that for you, Eddie. Did you ever, because I know it's a John Hyatt song.

Did you ever get to play it for him or talk to him? Oh, I got to sing it with him. Yeah. Oh, my gosh, yeah. And John was one of those guys that back when I was trying to I was like in all sorts of little listening rooms and things like that. I was singing his songs back then before I even had a clue who he was or what he was like. So, yeah, for me, I've cut several of these songs.

I just think he's one of the most wonderful poets in the Hawaiian world. And he's fearless as far as writing a melody. And that's why this thing screams all over the place. Eddie, is that it? That's it, man. I want to hear the song. All right. All right.

All right. Here is Susie with her 1992 smash. This is... Yes, smash. Thanks. Thanks. I appreciate that. I'll take it.

Here is Drive South. All right. I didn't say we wouldn't hurt anymore. That's how you learn. You just get burned. We don't have to feel like dirt anymore. The love's not earned. Baby it's our turn.

We were always... always looking but true north with our heads in the club just a little off course I left that motor running now if you come on baby drive south with the one you love come on baby drives out that's dynamics there we go Susan Boggis everybody so good thank you see that's awesome I love it hey what's do you have a cook Are you doing a cookbook? I am doing a cookbook. I do a little live stream every Wednesday called Winedown Wednesday, which we enjoy a chilled glass of wine and sings more songs.

And I am making a new record and trying to get used to putting out singles again instead of doing a whole album project. That's kind of new. The social media way of releasing things is kind of something fascinating to me. When will we hear anything new? Well, I have one single out. It's called Sunday Birmingham. It's a song I wrote about one particular show and the whole night, the 24 hours of being in Birmingham. And I've got another one coming out in May.

Well, we will post links to that up on our site so people can go check it out. That's nice. Thank you. I appreciate the help. We appreciate you coming in. Eddie, anything to say. Susie, you sound so great. I mean, it's so awesome. You've made all my dreams come true.

All your dreams. Every single dreams. Since I heard that song, I was like, this is what I would love to see in the studio, and thank you for making that happen. Well, you know, Kathy Bata and I are playing at Franklin Theater in April, so you need to come out. Let's go.

Come see us. We have a lot of fun. Maybe do a couple songs yourself. Oh, yeah. You can open. Come on. Yeah, come on join us. We could use a third part.

Thank you, Susie Boggs. Susie, thank you so much. All right, clap your hands, everybody. We're with you by you. Thank you, guys. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No. 2's 32nd Skinny. Lily Nelson is celebrating his 89th birthday on April 29th this year

by dropping a new album called A Beautiful Time. He gave fans a first taste of the record with the new song, I'll Love You Till the Day I Die. That one short conversation is still the reason why I love. love you till the day I die. Dustin Lynch likes to spend Valentine's Day celebrating his mom. If I'm in town, I would usually go out to dinner with them and celebrate mom and get her something nice, usually some flowers and manny petty or something.

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With Bobby. Tell me something good. Morgan Bessel just completed her fourth year of her community service project, collecting and distributing clothing to those who need to stay warm in the cold Montana winters. Now, this year, the 14-year-old managed to gather. over 50,000 warm clothing items. One of the recipients is the clothes closet, a used clothing store where people can come in, shop for free, and get the clothes they need.

Last week, Morgan and some helpers took two truckloads of warm clothing items to the store. And again, 14 years old. She said it's only the beginning. She's going to help the community for as long as she can. 14 years, this is her fourth year of this too. So I know she's 14. That sounds awesome. Yeah.

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Betterhelp.com slash Bobby. Let's go over and check on the big stories. Bobby's big stories. Super Bowl was last night and the Rams won. Here is the Rams touchdown that would end up winning the Super Bowl for Los Angeles. Here you go. This is the 15th player to drive. Second a goal.

Pass. Cup touchdown. Matthew Stafford and Cooper Cup. They got it done for the go-ahead touchdown. But the Rams were built to win the Super Bowl, and they have sealed the deal. There you go, Rams win. I'm always nervous, too, when I say, hey, you should bet, whatever. But I'm on a five-game win streak on this show.

I said bet Cincinnati with the points, and that's who won, because Cincinnati got four and a half points last night. Big win. Big win for the Rams and for, oh, me. And so, pretty pumped about that. I'm on a five-bett streak here on the show. So stick with me, friends. All right.

I'm just nervous about telling people. I know. Because I don't want to beat me up when I lose them money. You say that, and then that's when you lose. I tell Ray all the time. He only takes about half of them. Yeah! Wait, what?

You hooked up Arkansas about a week ago, but you didn't tell me about Arkansas this weekend. When they were playing Bama? I bet that one, too. Exactly. I need to stop betting. Okay, this is NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell presenting the Super Bowl trophy to the Rams.

Here you go. Another inning, fit for Hollywood. Congratulations. The Vinceumbardi Trophy is staying in Rams' house. World chance, man. There you go. That segment brought to you by Draft Kings. Not really, but since they're a big sponsor.

Why not? I thought it in there. And here's why I say that last night's halftime show was the best of all time. Because I don't think it was the actual best performance ever meaning you hear the best musical ability and best live singing. But I think more people were happy with it than I've ever seen a halftime. Ever.

When I look back and I see some of the great ones that I've seen, Prince. I loved it. But some people were like, I don't even like Prince. That's lame. I feel like this one was universally loved by most people. I thought Bruno Mars was really good. Yeah, that was good. He was only at that time for like the young audience.

I thought Beyonce's was pretty good. But I think overall, this is the best half-time performance of all time, not because it sounded the best or was musically the best, but because it was like nostalgic, young and old, liked it. Looking at social media, it was like 90% positive. That never happens. It doesn't matter what's going on. People were like, that sucked.

So that's why I say it was the best Super Bowl halftime performance of all time. Amy, your thought, oh, you didn't watch it? I forgot Amy. Well, I saw a clip. But I, yes, I didn't see it live like everybody else because I was traveling, but I thought it was amazing. And people, yes, I saw online, were so hyped up about it. I even saw this one girl I follow. I can't remember her handle maybe big kid problems or something.

And she said if you just watched the halftime show and enjoyed it, it's probably time to go take your multivitamin. Whenever they showed 50 cent hanging upside down, like in his music video, you know, we're all getting a little older. I was worried for him. 50's put on about 50. I was hoping he doesn't pass out. Him hanging upside down was a risk. Because how long did he have to do that before he had to start rapping? Because you know he didn't hop up there one second before.

They're like 50 go hang upside down and be starting to five minutes. But I thought it was great. The halftime show was universally accepted. Therefore, to me, that's the greatest of all time. Morgan, what did you think of the halftime show? I mean, I loved it. I even made a statement saying that it's the best that I've seen in my lifetime. And that's just because I enjoyed it so much.

Like I got a lot of nostalgia out of it and I'm on the younger end of this. And I still was like, yeah, this was my childhood growing up. Yeah, that's pretty cool. I mean, they're all 50-year-olds out there. It's like people going to his high school reunion. But they all sounded good, though. I mean, they all wrapped like they were still young. Yeah, some of it was tracked in.

Oh, really? Not all. I didn't notice that. Not all, but some was. Okay. Yeah. Dr. Dreys, 56 years old. Wow. I mean.

I mean, I mean, I'm 50. Right? 49.50? Yeah. Mattress Mac, the guy in Houston that owns the mattress stores down there, bet $9.5 million and lost it. See? Mm-hmm. I mean, he bets on all the games. I don't know how he has so much money. I mean, they must be selling mattresses like crazy. Yeah. He has like warehouses. Yeah, he has a lot of furniture stores, and he does a promotion where if you buy furniture and he says, oh, you know, between now and the Super Bowl, if the Bengals win, you get the furniture for free. so a bunch of people come buy a furniture. But did he do, I know he did the Astros. I don't think he did the Bengals. He did.

Did he? Yeah. Because he does the Astros because he lives down in Houston. But he bet $9.5 million in the Bengals and they lost. He bet the money line, so they lost. That's why I go to the spread mattress Mac. Brought to you by draft kings. And then this couple who were going to get married, they're both huge Cincinnati

Bengals fans. They decided two weeks ago, once the Bengals made the Super Bowl, because they only had two weeks time, they were going to move their wedding date to Super Bowl. Sunday to get married and then watch the game, which sounds great until they lose. Oh, that was terrible. So they got married and they lost. Oh. At the end.

I'm sure it was great, but Rachel Hayden and Johnny Wallen were set to wed in October, but changed it to yesterday. And so there you have it. That's what's up. That's the news. Thank you guys. Those were Bobby's Big. Stories.

All right, today is Valentine's Day. I'll play you a country artist wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. just name the country artist who's saying it. This first one's easy. It's just an example. Go. Happy Valentine's Day. Make sweet love to your other.

Oh, yeah. All right, Luke. Thanks, Luke. That's Luke Brian. All right, go until you can't go anymore. When you miss it, you're out. Come on. Here we go.

Number one. Happy Valentine's, everyone. Make the day special for your once-in-a-lifetime love. Lunchbox? That's my boy, Keith Urban. Amy? Keith. Keith.

Keith Urban. That's correct. you. Next up, name this country artist. Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. Send me some chocolate. What? Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day.

Send me some chocolate. Lunchbox? Carrie Underwood. Amy? Carrie. Eddie? That's Carrie Underwood. Next one up.

Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. Quick and to the point. Yeah. Wishing you a happy Valentine's day. Can you name that artist. No make sweet love. Anything? Lunchbox?

Kane Brown. Amy? Kane. Eddie? That's Cain. All right, let's turn up the difficulty level a little bit. Name this country artist. I want to wish you a very happy Valentine's Day.

Now I want to wish you a very happy Valentine's Day. Lunch bikes? Brantley Gilbert. That's Brantley, dude. Next one. Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. Whoa, whoa, whoa. That's fun.

Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. Valentine's Day. And... What? It's tough. Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. Lunchbox? Amy's twin, Marin Morris.

Amy? Marin. Eddie? Marin Morris. Oh, you got it. I got it the last one. I swear. The last time you played it, I got it.

Okay. How about this one right here? Name this country artist. Hoping you have a very happy Valentine's Day. I need it again. Sounds like it was recorded in the 30s. Yeah. Who'd you put?

Josh Turner. Oh, no. Yeah, no. It's Eric Church, Eddie? Eric Church, the Chief. Wow, Amy's out. Like that. Woo!

Shit, I didn't get last! I love this. Lunchbox v. Eddie, here we go. This one. Please. Wishing you, a happy Valentine's Day. What? Wishing you, a happy Valentine's Day.

Morgan, no. She's nodding her head. She's got that one figured out. Here again. Wishing you, a happy Valentine's day. Oh, you got this lunchbox. Come on. I do not think I have it.

Wishing you, a happy Valentine's day. Uh-huh. Guys, you have an answer here? No. Can I play it again? One more time, then I need an answer. Wishing you a happy Valentine's Day. Eddie, who do you have?

Carly Pierce. Lunchbox? Kelsey Ballerini. No, that's Miranda Lambert. That sure is, isn't it? Will you play it one more time so they can hear it? Wishing you, a happy Valentine's Day. That's Miranda.

All right, speed around. I'll play this one, buzz in with your name. Okay. And go. Happy Valentine's Day, everybody. Come on. What? I don't know.

Happy Valentine's Day, everybody. Happy Valentine's Day, everybody. Eddie Jordan Davis Why it again? No more What? What?

Time, it's Tim McGraw That was Tim Tim? All we stay humble and time All right Speed around Here we go Hey what's happening everybody

Eddie Kipmore Correct Eddie went We play Kipmore So our listeners can hear it Hey what's happening everybody Happy Valentine's Day That's my dude right there

Kipmore Eddie's the one Nice job though Happy Valentine's That's good. Thank you. Thank you. There it is.

Let me run this by you. And you can tell me if I'm being ridiculous or if there's something to it. And I will. Okay. So as the weather gets a little better, I'm getting more invites to go play pickup basketball. And pretty competitive games. Because it's like outdoors, like three on three or something? No, yeah, mostly five on five.

Okay. So, and I'm a decent athlete. I'm getting a little older. I get injured a lot. But I've never been a big basketball player. Like I never played basketball in high school. I played football and baseball. But never basketball, but I can still compete.

And I'm really competitive. So even in the last week, I've had three different people reach out and go, hey, we're doing some pickup ball. You want to come play? And for one reason or another, I've said no. Now, I don't want to go play and be bad. So I've thought about hiring a coach. To go play with friends?

No, no, no, to come to my house. No, I know. But you're going to train. to just go play with friends. Yes. Like as fun, for fun. Like, it's not real. Yes, but I don't want to get there and be bad.

Like, I want to actually be competitive. And some of the people that are inviting me are really good players. Okay. Well, then. So would it be weird if I hired one of these coaches? Because didn't your daughter have? I have someone.

I was going to say, if you want her. I got her. She's awesome. My kids go to Coach Mike, and they're always needing more kids' bones if you wanted to step in. Can you imagine I train with the kids? No.

She'll come to your house. What? My girl will come to your house. Okay. And like cone drills. Yeah. She has it all. What are her credentials, Amy?

I don't, like, I don't. She plays basketball. Her husband, I think, was in the NFL and her daughter's, like, 14, 6 foot tall. And his goal is to be in the WMBA, like, she's training for it. Like. Is it ridiculous that I want to hire a coach to come out and work with me so I can play and be decent and pick up games? I feel like you probably shouldn't tell people. He just did.

Hey, we're out, we're open, we're honest here. I mean, I think it's fine. I mean, why not want to, in a way, it's like something that's going to make you feel good? Why not do that for yourself? And then you go to the court more confident and... Amy's just struggling to give me any sort of positive. I think it's okay. Yeah, dude, when my kids went to coach Mike, they weren't...

You're kids, your kids. And now they dominate. They're really good. And that's only been about six months. Yes. I think it'll be extremely advantageous. Is that a right word? You need to go to a coach, yes.

But you like Coach Mike. You recommend Coach Mike's legit, dude. He's really good. And he'll be tough with you too. Coach Mike's like 22. Hey, if you bounce the ball while he's talking, he'll make you do push-ups. Oh, no. Does Bobby, though, like, do you...

I'll give him a call for you, man. Whatever. I know you're saying it here, but, like, do you let the boys know that you're playing with? No. I don't show up and be, like, a learned this from a coach yesterday. No, I try. train. I work with a coach so I can go and be competitive. Do you think any of these people inviting

you are working with coaches? I don't know and you know what. I don't want to know what they do in their own times, their own business. Yeah. Okay. Do it. Lunchmikes. Let's just say I came to you and said I wanted to hire a coach to improve my rec soccer. What would you say to me? You would laugh me out of the building because you said... I don't think I would. Oh,

you laugh at me for playing rec soccer it is. You are taking it way too serious. Show up and suck and take a basketball outside. Just show up and suck and then go out in your backyard, shoot baskets by yourself. I'll do that. But I'm talking about, I need, like, fundamentals.

But also, Lunchbox, we kind of make fun of the fact that you think you're, like, team captain, but you're really, like, manager. He got cut from his team, by the way. Oh, you did? Yeah. Correct. Yeah, they said they didn't sign up for this season. He had to join a new team.

See, if you would have got a coach, you probably would still be on the team. If you get a coach, that is so embarrassing. What's Coach Mike Charge, Eddie? I think, well, I mean, we can group you with my kids and get a discount. Probably do 15 bucks for all you guys. I can't. Oh, my gosh. And then your coach is going to have to come to the game and make sure you're doing the drills.

Like, you're doing what you learn. Oh, the coach shows up. Like, Bobby, get over here, Bobby. He's recorded me to show me tape back. Oh, man. I'm thinking about it. I think it will be a fun project for me, too. Just shooting drills.

Yeah. Word from my elbow. Yes. Yes. Triple threat, stuff like that. Footwork. So let's vote. Be honest.

Is it ridiculous? Yes or no? No. Yeah. She said, oh, did you hear her? I said no. I said what I said. Yes.

You said it is ridiculous? Absolutely. Wait, but you just said. 100%. But Amy said no, so I'm going now. All right, so there we have it. I'm on the lookout for a coach to teach me how to play basketball again. I just texted you his contact.

Oh yeah, Coach Mike. I'm going to ask how much he is. I wonder if we can get Coach Mike on the air. Well, sure. We'll call them. Text them, say if I'll come on the show later. Oh, man.

I want you to work with my coach. Maybe I'll interview them both on the air. Oh, yes, an interview. Coach Mike just has a funnier name. That's why we went with Coach Mike. Well, I haven't said her name. And he's been a coach for years. Oh, wow.

Yes, all the kids know him. She's in my phone as Kenya basketball. Wow, she has basketball as her last name. Wow. All right, voicemail time. Here's one from last night. Hi. I was calling to get everyone's opinion on if moms get more of a say

when it comes to naming your baby. My husband is not 100% sold on either of my names, and I was just curious what everyone's opinion was if mom kind of gets the final say. Okay, thanks. I'd say it's 51-49, mom. That's good. Yeah, I mean, that should be your push present.

If you're having an argument about it, you'd be like, all right, I pushed it out, and name it. Well, my problem is I don't think either parents should have to name a kid something and they just don't like, period. Yeah, true. If there's a name that the mom's like, I really like it, and he's like, okay, I can settle on that one. It's not the name I wanted.

But if he hates it or she hates it, it would stink to have to name your kid something you just don't like. Like my cousin, Budhol McGee. Who lost that fight? You just can't. Your uncle. You just can't. You just can't name a kid something.

So, yes, I'm going 51-49. That if the guy, If has one he just kind of likes And she loves it, you gotta go with that But I just, I can't sit here and go Yep, if you love it and he doesn't, you win, you know? Yeah. So, Eddie, you have, what do you thought?

I mean, the only one I really got one in was our first son. Like, that was my thing and she went, sure, I like it, cool. The rest, I was like, you know what, push present away, whatever, you're good. You let them, yeah, she just took all the names. Did you, speaking of push presents, though, did you actually get her push present ever? No. Oh, I've never heard of that until today. You just mentioned.

You gave her the name. That's the biggest push present. Here is another voicemail. I just wanted to share like a personal tell me something good. I was on the phone with this sweet old man named Michael and we talked

about life almost for an hour and I was having a bad day and he said, honey, I could tell you're having a bad day but I want to tell you no day is permanent and I just thought that was an amazing thing. So I wanted everyone to know that no day is permanent

and that day will actually end. Have a good day. I got three things to say. One, that's a great thing. No day's permanent. I love that. Good or bad. You know, there was a king,

you know, the saying, this two shall pass. There was an old king. He used to keep that on his ring just to remind himself, good or bad. Like if the day was going, the greatest day ever

and he was ruling the kingdom. He's like, hey, this two shall pass. You got to remember, every day is not amazing like this. And the same for if days stunk. So that was always. That's the history of this two shall pass. He had a written on his ring.

It's good stuff. But no day is permanent. So that's my first thing. Hey, how about that? Good saying. Two is, how about this guy? Sweet old guy. Three, probably got fired for being on the phone for an hour

when he should have been doing customer service. I know. Yeah. Yeah, probably should have stuck to business. True, true. All right. Here's Amy's pile of stories. This fitness coach, her name is Sarah Harker.

She found 12 fake dating profiles using her bikini picks. Oh, people trying to catfish. As her. On Tinder is where I think she found most of them, but she thought there was just one. And then when she posted about that one, other people started sending her like, hey, you actually popped up as this person on mine. So she found out, I mean, now it's probably even more than 12. But it's just scary to think how many people out there are faking and having conversations with people and they're not even really who they're saying they are. You know, and that makes me feel good about being slightly but ugly because no one's using my picture anyway.

That's one thing I don't have to worry about. Hey nobody trying to catfish with my face. Speaking of Tinder, have y'all seen Tinder Swindler? No, not yet. We've debated it. Uh-huh. Caitlin's not totally into it yet. Okay.

Go for it. I've debated too, but I had a therapy appointment where I have to watch something. And my therapist and I decided to watch turn it on Tinder Swindler. So I've seen half. You watch it together? Mm-hmm. Well, she's really got you paying for her entertainment. No.

She's like, all right. This week. Go ahead. Well, no, and she's older, and she really enjoyed it. So it's not just for the young people as we're older. You paid her to go in and watch a show together? No, I watch a show with her all the time because it's stuff that's happening on the screen and in my headphones. It's for my ADD.

It's like an exercise that is working my brain to help with my ADD. Okay. I get to watch whatever I want. So we watch. And you pay money. Yes. But you could have watched at home. Yes.

But two birds, one stone and Tinder Swindler. It's very interesting. At first, I thought it was going to be scary for online dating. which it is, but it's only scary if you would actually fall for something like this, but it is wild what he was able to get away with. Is the guy better or worse looking than me? You're better looking? You think so?

Or you just saying that because we're right next to each other. But see, he lured women with like, you know, like gifts and lavish presents and private jets and all kinds of things. So like he wasn't, he was like, okay looking, but I don't know. He just had this like, what's swag? What's a better word? Do you have swag on an app? Yeah, because he would like take selfies on.

I mean, if you're into that, he'd like have on really cool sunglasses and like have like, you know, grease, like beautiful water, like foreign countries behind him and like... I think I need to do that. Yeah. So, I mean, he had more appeal in his photos. I didn't do that and send him to Caitlin. Maybe she'd like that. All right, what else? So a plant shop owner is fighting Nike over the name.

Just suck it. What? S-U-C-C, short for succulents because she's a plant shop owner. And I guess Nike is like, she's having to fight them on it and she took to TikTok to be like, has anybody else had to deal with like a sportswear giant before who's keeping me from using that? So it's like basically they're saying anything that plays off of the just do it, they're going to come after you. Just suck it. Yeah. Nike owns anything that's just blanket?

I don't know that they own it. I wonder how many things we could fit in there. A lot of things. I think if it's a parody of it probably or something that you, that's that, that's, that's, that's, that, that's, that. they feel like is actually gaining because of what they've created, they can probably go, hey, don't do that. Yeah. Well, she was hoping other people had been through a legal dilemma like this.

And if you know what to do, if you could help her out, that'd be great. I've never once sued the Robbie Rhone show. And they're definitely stealing it. Never, yeah. I mean, their whole thing is basically based off of us. But, okay, what else? I have the country music couples that make us believe in love since it's Valentine's Day. You want me to run through them?

I guess. but here's what I've learned everything you see isn't really as is and anytime you see a couple is like oh goals they probably got their own too I don't know that these couples are like saying hey we're goals but brides.com put together this article of who they label

so when she listens should we say like false real? No but I'm just going to I think they're all real I'm just going to I feel good about these I probably have heard things about all these people and I'm just going to be quiet So just go, no, none. Go ahead. In it number five, Marin Morris, Ryan Hurd.

Four, Carrie Underwood, Mike Fisher. Three, Kane Brown and Caitlin. Two, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman. And in it number one, Tim McGill and Faith Hill. Oh, for sure, Tim and Girl. There is the list. That's five couples. And then quickly, since it is Valentine's Day and you are, if you are a dad or you've got a mom in your life and you're like, oh, shoot, didn't really do anything.

I saw the number one thing that moms want for Valentine's Day is sleep. So maybe you can hook her up with sleep tonight or in the morning somehow. and a clean house. I don't know how you cook someone up with sleep. Maybe let her, like, hey, sleep in, I got the morning routine, I'll handle the kids, you do what you need to do, get rest. Put a sound machine on, make sure she's real comfortable, and then clean the house because she also wants that. Wow. It's a spa at the house.

That's a lot. Sound machine, foot rub. Yes. Is that it? Yeah, maybe that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Amy.

Tell me something good. So I got a cool foster care story for you. So Paige Bramlett, she works as a behavioral therapist in Indiana. And in 2019, she was assigned to help a five-year-old, William, overcome a lot of trauma in his life from being foster care all five years. Right away, they bonded. And then the more time they spent together, the closer they got. And in January of 2020, she's like, you know what? I'm going to come his foster mom.

And then in 2021, she legally adopted William. So it's just like, I mean, she probably works with a lot of kids being that type of therapist, but there was some sort of bond and she couldn't deny it. And so now he's officially her son. Do most foster parents become adoptive parents? No. No. Really?

It just really depends. There's someone that lives in my neighborhood, and she's a foster mom. She's, I mean, she's probably had, since we've lived in that neighborhood, she's probably had about 10 or 12 foster kids just come on through. I guess are there two kinds? And Eddie just did this. He fostered and adopted those kids. Are you either a foster parent who knows that you're going to foster a lot of kids and help them move to the next level?

Or are you foster once and adopt the kids? Yeah, I think you make that decision when you go into it, you know? Like, am I going to be the foster parent that's just going to keep taking kids? Or, I mean, for us, I didn't know which one we were going to be. We just knew after three years of having them, we're like, well, they're not going anywhere. They're going to stay here. Right. Well, the interesting thing about fostering is you never know how long you're actually going to have them.

Like Eddie was in limbo for those three years. They told us 90 days. And then there's, like, I have foster parent friends where they have a lot of different foster kids in and out, but sometimes they feel something. And they're like, okay, this is where let's adopt. And then it doesn't work out and they don't get to because either the bio parents or something comes up. But this is just a really cool story. And she got William a dog for Christmas that ended up going viral on TikTok with more than 10 million views.

Wow. Lunchbox is jealous of the kid. I mean, a dog. Because he has a dog. Here we go. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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All right, let's go over to Amy and get in the morning corny. The morning corny. What did one light bulb say to the other light bulb on Valentine's Day? What? I love you, Watts and Watts. I saw someone post out on Instagram stories. Are you got that? No. And tagged us both?

No. But yay, I love when people send me stuff or tag me. Yeah, it was like written on a bulletin board. Watts and Watts. Yeah, and the other one's like, and if you're not careful, I'll turn you on or something. It was like a second one of them. Next level. Hey, that's after dark.

After dark, morning, point. You're right there. That was the morning corny. So I have a list of illegal baby names. Now, before I get to some specific names, a lot of states limit the number of letters that can be used. So it can't be, and I'll date myself here, super-califragilistic XB. Alidotius. Mary Poppins?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. It's just too long. So you can't put emojis in a baby's name. I didn't Elon Musk tried or something like that. You can't have an obscene name and you can't use any offensive language. Which those two do kind of cross over in the Venn diagram.

But okay, here you go. You can't name your kid king or queen. So it can't be King Smith or Queen Brown. Really? I think that would be fine, actually. We don't get messy, though. Is it supposed to get? Yeah, because what if you really get confused for a king?

Then I would name my kid's senator. Well, I was going to say that's probably illegal too in president. It's not. I'd name them Senator Jones. Interesting. That's not on here. You cannot name your kid Jesus Christ. But Jesus is fine, right?

Because I know a couple of Jesusus. Yes, I think because Jesus is a Hispanic. And it means Jesus. You can't name them Jesus Christ. Okay. You cannot name your kid Santa Claus. Why? Because it's illegal.

I don't know. Okay. Majesty, which again is in the royal collection of words. Now, you can name your kid Adolf, but you cannot name your kid Adolf Hitler. Why would you want to do that? Well, I think, again, Adolf. No, I'm good. I agree, but I do think there is, I think it's a very prominent name.

I don't know. Well, then you let it go. Well, I have an uncle named Adolfo. Wow. I just figured that out right now. His name's Adolf. Does it translate to that? Yeah, that's exactly what it.

It is. You cannot name your kid Adolf Taylor. I agree. I would stay away from that. I mean, we should eliminate any name with the A in the beginning. Sorry, Amy, you got to change your name. Messiah. Yeah.

You cannot name them at with the at sign. And you can't name them 1069, which is odd. I don't know why that's on here, but you can't name them 1069. Which sounds like a radio station, too. 1069 the wolf. What about Lucifer? That's cool. That's good to go?

You can? I thought we had a story about that. Yeah. But you can name a kid that. You can name a kid Lucifer. You can name the kid. Satan? No.

Can't do that. That's got to be on the list. You can't do Santa Claus, but you can do Satan. I'm so confused right now. Hey, the times have changed. Okay. Here are some other ones from other countries that I thought was interesting. If you're in Mexico, you can't name your kid Robocop.

What? If you're in New Zealand, you can't name your kid sex fruit. Okay. In Saudi Arabia, no chance you can name your kid Linda. Wow. Which I thought was. That's pretty fun. In Japan, you can't name your kid devil, which tells me you can't in America because it made the story as in Japan, you can't name your kid devil.

Wow. In Denmark, you can't name your kid Monkey. And in Portugal, you cannot name your kid Thor. So, you know, a lot of people are naming their kids really odd things now, so their kids stand out. But as I mentioned before, so many people are doing that now, the kids that are standing out are the names Mike. The common one, the old common ones.

Sean. Yeah. You're like, wow, that's your name? Sean? It's very unique. All right, buddy. I don't know what your parents were on, but okay. So Amy was walking out of a place, maybe a grocery store when the guy came up to you.

I thought you were Marin? Oh, a restaurant, wild cow. Yeah. So Amy's walking out and the guy's like, hey, are you Marin Morris? I mean, it wasn't quite that dramatic. It was more like, Marin, Maren, until I turned around. And I was like, I'm not Maren. I'm Amy.

And then he said, oh, Amy from the Bobby Phone Show. So we all think that he was just kidding with you, but you're convinced that he thought you were Marin Morris. Either way, does it matter? All I was trying to tell y'all is someone thought I was Marin. Well, here you go. Here is a voicemail we got last night. Hey, Bobby. Hey, hey, studio.

I just wanted to call to let you know that I had a little bit of a situation in Nashville a month or so ago. I've been pretty embarrassed. Didn't want to let me tell anybody about it. But I thought for sure I saw Amy Brown out in public a while ago. Kept yelling for her, kept calling her name. and here lady turned around she goes, my name's Marin Morris. Just wanted to let you guys know that.

Love the show. That's not real. That's not real. It's so fake. It's so fake. I mean. Amy's husband. Good job.

Thanks for calling. Hey, you heard it. You heard it here first. That's not my husband. Also, do you think that guy's real? No. No. I think he's funny and kidding.

Really? I know that could happen. We should ask Marin. If anyone's ever confused her for you. Yes. Oh, boy. Okay.

Okay. I do want to move on to the segment about Lunchbox for a second. All right. I saw you roll your eyes just now or whatever. Okay. For the first time in Will of Fortune history, contestants won the $100,000 grand prize two nights in a row. So it's never happened before. 100,000, 100,000. And old past eight years like, it's never happened. So I was talking about this with Scuba Steve.

And he's like, I don't know why Lunchbox is trying to win the lottery because he can go on game shows. Scuba, tell Lunchbox your thoughts. Oh, so game. games shows, dude, are the easiest way to make money and also get on television, which I know is two things you want to do. Yeah, 100%. So you have to go to L.A., which is where most of them are filmed at, but to get into a game show, it's free. They have websites I can give to you. You get free tickets. Well, hand me the website. What are we waiting on? Why have you been holding this back for this long? Hold on. Keep going, scuba. Okay, so you get these free tickets. Now, it is a little bit of a daunting

task. You get there super early in the morning, wait and really long lines, and they do like a casting call. But someone like you, you're the perfect person for a game show. They're looking for people with energy, excitement, they want to win money. Plus, you have a connection to the Bobby Bowen Show, which is a national show. So I feel like if you can go to L.A., or I'll go with you, and if we can get in this long line, you can get on prices right. You can be on who wants to be, what's the one with Wayne Brady? Let's make a deal.

Let's make a deal. All these game shows, super easy to get on. Plus, they have a lot of game shows that they're trying out. They're pilots. You can easily win anywhere from $10,000 to a million dollars and be on television. Wow. Here's what, Scooby, you can't go with them because we need you here. But here's what I will say.

I will give lunchbox a week off. It'll check in with this every day. I'm not going to pay for them to go out there. But if he wants to do this, because it's going to take time to be – we will give them the week off to go out and try to get on game shows. Yeah, and if you have a whole week lunchbox, it's a lot of opportunity because they do multiple shows in a day. So in a week, you can probably be on three or four shows.

I mean, that's incredible. And I'm all for it. I mean, I think you guys have to pay for it. If I'm checking in for the show, it's a work trip. Okay, then no check in for the show. Just go do it and let us know how it goes. Yeah, the benefit for you is that you have an opportunity to go be on TV and make money. I need to check the calendar, but I mean, I'm all in.

I've always won it. One of my dreams as a kid was to be on the price is right. It's a little bit less now that Bob Barker's not the host because that's who I watched as a kid. And that was my, like one of my top five goals in life was to get up there and shake his hand. Come on down. So yes, I will, I'm all in for L.A. Game shows, making millions. I mean, sign me up.

Sounds like it's going to go. Sign you up to what? No, you have to go out there. Yeah, sign me up to go. To sign yourself up. Like, could he get a sponsor? What? Yes.

That's a good call, Amy. Yes. Maybe Scuba could get, because he has some, maybe scuba could get one of our sponsors to give them $500. Or maybe hotel room and stuff. Yeah, maybe $700 something to pay for part of the hotel. I love that. Work a deal, yeah, to get some cash free to get out there. Yeah.

You're welcome. Man. Amy, that's a smart move. Good call. Like, hello fresh. You know what I mean? You're looking very fresh today, as you're waiting line. I hand out coupon.

You're not saying it to them. We just say lunchbox this trip is brought to you by. Hello fresh. And then when I'm in line at these game shows, I hand out hello fresh coupons. That's not a bad idea. That could work. We'll stick this on our pocket.

But if Lunchbox has a dream to make money and be on TV. Oh, man. What game show would I go for first? Just, you know. Think about it. Make your list of top five games shows. Oh, no, my God. Oh, my God.

No, don't do jeopardy. It's suicide. Don't do that. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. 11-year-old Audrey Soap both lost her father and her grandfather last year and was really bummed because the daddy-daughter dance was coming up and she didn't know what to do.

Made her think about her dad and how she just probably wasn't going to be able to go to it. So her mom says, you know what? They loved the Philadelphia Eagles and their face. favorite player was Anthony Harris. I'm just going to give it a shot. I'm going to reach out to the NFL and see if Anthony can come take her to the dance. And they said yes. Anthony Harris, the football player for the Philadelphia Eagles came, picked her up,

gave her the dress and said, here's your dress for the dance. We're going and spend the whole night with him. That's awesome. Yeah, really cool. Because he didn't have to do that. No. He didn't have to do that. I'm sure there were 10,000 other things he could have been doing.

Other causes he cared about personally. But still, he went and did that for them. That's really cool. The whole night was like a fairy tale. She'll remember the rest of her life. Oh, for sure. Do you think it's time we maybe move past these dances specific for the type of parent? I don't know because I didn't ever experience them.

I don't know. But we didn't have, I'm from such a small poor town. We didn't have daddy daughter, mother's son, because you were just lucky to have one parent that was there. So we didn't have them because we knew they would be unsuccessful. And also, who can afford a dress? Like, that's where I came from. I don't know because it. does seem a bit. Or like I know Eddie's done like donuts with daddies or whatever at his school.

And then I'm like, well, what about the kids that like don't have a dad? Like who what's that's like does the mom get to come instead or any caregiver or any adult in their life? Like so cookies with caregivers. Yeah. Let's just go ahead and do that. Yeah. Yeah. I think there's something to that. Just a thought. Because I always felt like I didn't want to go places when they focused on the dad. I get the original intent behind it. But as we grow and like understand what could maybe. make a child feel, you know, uncomfortable. And a lot of it, too, is alliteration. Dad is a dad.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You can do corditos with guardians. Oh, you know, I like that. Mexican food. Potato chips with parental figures. There you go. What else you got? You're up.

Yeah. A lot of pressure, Amy. Come on. Okay. Apples with anyone you can find. All right. That was terrible. Apples with anyone you can find?

Hey, I was on the spot. I just think... Hey, who's that? I don't know. I just found this. And here's an apple. I gave an apple. They agreed to come.

All right, that's a great story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. So yesterday, we're going to watch the game. I think we had about six or seven friends that were coming over. And so we go, all right, let's get some food. Well, it's going to be like a full blow. out of a party, but we'll just get some food so we can have a good time and not have to worry about

bringing anything. So the day before, we call this barbecue place in town. They're like, hey, do you guys have wings? Like, yeah, of course, what do you need? We said, well, let's order 50 wings. We have nine people, 50 wings. Great. No problem. You need buns? Oh, we need buns. We're good. Yeah, right. Do you need sauce? Do you need, we do the whole thing. So they say, okay, be here at 445 and pick up your wings. I show up a 430. And there's a line of of like 30 people going all the way out the front door at the barbecue place. And I'm like, oh man, glad I got her early.

The line's not moving. So I'm like, hey, what's happening? And I look up and I see some old guy yelling at some woman. Like old guy, like white Santa Claus beard, baldhead, angry. And he's like, and I can't tell what's going on. So I almost feel like somebody's being out of line on an airplane and you almost have to step in. And so I kind of start walking that direction a little bit to make,

Because nobody's stopping this guy from yelling at her. And he finally stops yelling. And she's frazzled. And she's like, oh, I'm so sorry. She goes, I'll try to do the best I can. And so people are just kind of all... And the line kind of starts to turn into just a big group of people, more than the line.

So I'll walk up and I'm... There's some bags with food on and people's names on it. Nobody's calling their name. So I'm like, well, I help people get out of here. And I'm like, all right, Monica, you here. Here's your bag. Trish. I mean, it's mayhem in there.

And so, occasionally there'd be someone there. well the woman comes up to me and she goes hey what's the name of your order and I say it's under Caitlin um and she's like all right and she comes back and she goes hey we're out of wings oh oh oh and I'm like oh wow you are she goes yeah it's not her it's not her fault she just works there she's she didn't take the orders yesterday she's not working in the kitchen she didn't buy the meat and but that's why the guy was yelling at her because she now has to tell every single person in line that order wings they're out of wings she goes we're out of wings because I'm so sorry and it's starting to be angry. People are murmuring. They're like, what? You're out of wings? And I go,

hey, is there any chance you just put a bunch of meat in a bag? I said, I don't need, I just need meat. Can you do that? Like, I'm not angry. I know you didn't do this, but can you just, you know, just throw some random meat in there and we're good. The people come to my house don't even know what I got. So it will surprise them. And she's like, oh, God, are you sure? She goes, we'll refund. I don't need to be refunded. But there are people around. And I'm like, hey, guys, you're not going to get your wings. told him this? Yeah. Oh, wow. I was like, you're not going to get your wings and it is not her fault. So, she's probably going to come tell each one of you that they don't have wings.

So don't be yelling like that other dude did. And people are starting to mouth at me a little bit. Like, I worked. I think some of the thought I worked there because they were like eight people back. And they're like, what do you mean I get no wings? And they're like, I don't work here, buddy. And so I said, guys, they're out of wing. So they should just put a shirt on me. I was doing PR and I was like, it looks like they're out of wings. She had nothing to do with this, so do not take it out on her. If you're upset, I understand, but you don't need to be upset at her. Be upset at the restaurant.

And so I feel like I calm most of the people down. And I think most people got a bag of meat, and they went about their way. But what I saw, though, is something that I'm seeing more and more, and not just pandemic, but even beforehand. And I just wanted to talk about it for a second, because I would compare this to at an airport. if a flight gets delayed and people are all mad at the person working the counter. Do you think the person on the counter

went under the plane and broke it? Or we even went to the plane, has walked on the plane. Has seen the plane. No. The woman working at the barbecue place had nothing to do with the wings.

The Black Friday person working at Walmart. It's not her fault. There are no more tickle. me freaking Elmo's. Nighties reference. Whatever. You saw the halftime show last night.

I'm feeling it right now. So it's just taking a breath or three, even though you are frustrated, and thinking to yourself, who am I frustrated at? And if it's not the person that's standing in front

of you, don't take it out on them. I would encourage you not to take it out on anyone because we all screw up. For example, I'm driving down the road. And a car kind of cuts me off, it almost hits me. And I'm like, come on. Now, I got to think of one of two things. Do I get mad?

You go, come on, stupid! And drive up beside him, look them off, pull up the gun from my glove box. And I can do any of that, right? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I don't, but it could. Or I could go, you know what, I've accidentally been that person before.

Because you have. Yes. It's when someone pulls in the middle of an intersection, and they accidentally pull in the middle, and they're just sitting there and everybody can't go through because they thought they could get up close enough to get in the line.

Everybody who know what I'm talking about, this situation. And you're like, people are honking and I'm like, honk, get out of the way! And you're like, what person's so stupid? Yeah, you know what? You've done it too. I've done it.

So here's the challenge that I'm going to give everyone listening. When you get frustrated, give yourself a good five count and say, who am I frustrated at? Because we tend to want to take it out on the closest person to us and the closest we can get to the situation

even if it's not the situation. So take you a good five seconds. Figure out who you're frustrated at and if it's not that person right in front of you, don't take it out on them because they don't deserve it. Because there are times you get a taken out on you when you don't deserve it.

But that's all people, it's about to be a riot over chicken wings. And I didn't even get paid 14 an hour to do what I was doing. I call Kail and I was like, they're out of wings. She was like, wow, they are I was like, yeah, I said, but I got a grab bag of meat

coming right at us. I'll be home in two hours. I'm wrangling the crowd real quick. She was like, oh, hey well. But I'm glad I was there. I was actually in a pretty good mood yesterday. I had some friends coming over, had a good weekend. And I had kind of, I don't always,

sometimes I'm just not feeling good or I'm extremely tired. But I'm glad I was there. And I think I was probably put there for a reason. And we shut that crap down. Damn right, you did. Yeah. Good stuff, man. And you didn't even get your money back.

I don't know. It's Caitlin's account, but I said I don't need a refund. I don't know if they ended up refunding or not. Amy, are we going to say something? Oh, yeah. Well, back to the driving thing when you have a choice to get Matt at someone. Something someone told me a long time ago that helped. And listen, I'm often the one that's actually getting honked at,

so I would love for people to adopt this method. But you can think of what might be going on in that person's life. Like, they might be trying, they might not be able to concentrate or a mistake or in a hurry because they have something really serious going on or they just got really bad news or they're having the worst day ever. And then if you go up and flip them off and make their day even worse, like you just, I don't know, even though you don't know that that's the case, you can just assume and it'll help you breathe through it. And then you don't end up hurting their feelings anymore. Yes. Take a breath. A dress. It's hard. It's hard to breathe

whenever you're mad. Yes. Your chest is all tight. You're like shaking. Wow. Eddie, okay. When you're mad, you're mad. All right.

Amy, what are we going to say real quick? Well, and then also, too, it's like sometimes you can even think, well, hey, you know what? Maybe that person cut in front of me to save me from, you know,

making a turn and then getting into an accident. Like if someone makes you a minute late or 30 seconds from doing something else you were supposed to do, maybe that person was supposed to cut you off so that you wouldn't have a fender bender. I don't believe that. Yeah, it can't be true.

I don't think the person in the ball, though, is supposed to cut me off. I'm just giving you tips of how to make it better. Let this be a reminder. And Amy brings up a good point, too, because I swear to God, everybody you see is going through some sort of struggle right now in some way. At different levels.

But ain't nobody got it all going on, at all going great. So let my chicken wing fiasco be a lesson for all of us. lunchbox if that happened to you, what would you have done? I would have demanded a free meal. I would have been very upset. They would have had to give me double wings next time I came. And, I mean, I would have probably been on the heat meter.

My face would have been red and there would have been some raised tone in my voice, I think. And luckily, I would have been there to tackle you and say, shut up. Because I don't want to say it bad to take a few people down. Give them a little smack in. Can you imagine I get into a fight? No. Over chicken wings? That would be it.

Okay. I think that's good. I just wanted to share that story there. But we had a good Super Bowl gathering. It wasn't really a party. We had random people show up at random times. And you know what? They didn't even know they were missing chicken.

Yeah, because they had no idea. They got a little brisk and a little chicken. They shut up. Yeah. Except for Mike D. Who always comes and he's the vegan, him and his wife are vegans. And he's like, hey, we're going to come. And then Caitlin are like, what do we do?

So we just always go, get some lettuce. Hears ahead of lettuce. We got some salad. We ordered some salads from a different place. 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, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs

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and Ray, you're the only person that makes a cameo that's not just Caitlin on myself. Yeah! It's like all pictures of just Caitlin and I. And I'm like, a lot of adventures together. Love you. And then Ray just shows up. What's he doing in there? Chill on the couch.

It's my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones. Amy, let's do the pop culture quiz. You ready? Ready. Who won the Super Bowl? The Rams. What city are they from? Los Angeles.

Okay. I'll give you that one. Well, you got it. Well, you're right. Who was the Super Bowl MVP, Amy? Oh, Khan. Yay. No.

West. Cooper. Coupe. Oh, close enough. Once you got to give it to her. Yeah, Cooper Cup. Yay! Nice job.

Did you see Kanye sitting in his mask, though? Yeah. He was sitting in the crowd and had his full mask on. He then took it off because it got too hot. Kanye was going crazy this weekend. About Pete Davidson. Cooper Cup won the Super Bowl MVP. What position does he play, Amy?

Oh, he plays quarterback. Hmm. So close. No? Mm-mm. Matthew Stafford plays quarterback. Cooper Cup plays wide receiver. I know.

What country artist was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday night? Lauren Elena. Nice, good. At the Winter Olympics, what athlete finished fourth and snowboarding half pipe and is now retiring? Sean White. Nice. Can you name one of the top three shows on Netflix right now? Ten, top three?

Can you name one of the top three shows right now? Top three, um, Tinder, Swindler? No, that would be a movie. Okay. Okay. Oh, chose. Oh, oh, I know. Sweet Magnolias. Number three, yeah. Wow. Here, number one is inventing Anna.

We started watching that, but it felt, even though it's kind of based on a true story, it felt pretty fake and corny. Oh. Really? Yeah. What? I started it too, but I'm just like 20 minutes. But then I started reading about it. And, yes, there's some fiction things woven in, but you're still getting a lot of the true stuff.

For sure, I mean, I'm going to keep going, but I read all about what she did, and it's fascinating. It's about a girl who was acting like a socialite, but was able to cheat hotels out of tons of money, private jets. It's basically a launch box's dream life. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. But she's doing that. Love is Blind.

Season 2 is out, which all new people are doing Love is Blind. I will not watch that. That's the top three? Number two, and the number three still Magnolias. AMC announced that Better Call Saul will end in a two-part final season in April. Better Call Saul is a spinoff of what show? Breaking Bad. Nice.

Kanye said he removed Kid Cuddy from his album Donda, too, because Kid Cuddy is friends with who? Kim Kardashian? No, Pete Davidson. Kanye went crazy on social media this weekend. I didn't see. What do you do? Well, he was holding up notebooks with his date on it going, I haven't been hacked. Don't worry.

And then he was like, Cuddy, we're not friends anymore. I'm taking you off my album. Like written in Sharpie. Dang. Kanye's funny, man. I like Kanye. Valentine's Day today, by the way. Hope you guys have a good one.

We'll give you updates tomorrow on what we did. Lunchbox, I do want to check in with you on reservations before we get to these calls. Oh, man. Because you had five reservations that you had. Two in Austin, two in Nashville, one in Las Vegas. Yes. And you said you were selling them for $75 each.

Correct. How many of the five have you sold? Five. What? You've sold out? Oh, sold out, guys. Sold out. But listen, no, a businessman doesn't stop when he sold out.

What's he do? He goes on the hunt, and he starts hunting down more reservations. And so guess what? But couldn't they do that? Hey, you don't know where to look. Maybe you're lazy? I don't know. But your boy, he's got more reservations for sale.

But where? We got one in Austin. Got a couple of Nashville. And so I'm ready to sell, sell, sell. So you've made five sales for $75 each. Yeah, do the math. $450. Boom.

Nailed. Business is often wrong. Well, that's not right. Is it right? 75 times... Wait, how... It's, uh, 300 bucks. 375. Whatever. I was, I was... I was 175 too many.

You made $375.75. It's not bad, right? That's really good. That's really good. Now, what's my cuts? I let's talk about it on the air. You always asking for cuts for people. Here we go with this. You want cuts. No.

I've never wanted a cut, but you always ask people for cuts if you have anything to do with it. Yeah. I mean, I've stopped you from giving away so many expensive beanie babies. I got zero cut. So, I mean, this is just... Just you? I think we've given them all the way. Repaying me like, hey.

And the ones we haven't given away, we sold for charity. Okay, so that charity can't give me a cut? No, they don't do that. So you ready to sell? No. The way you said if I... Good luck. Sell what?

My new reservations. Okay, where is it too? Go ahead. The laundrette in Austin. Okay. Hold on, hold on. Let me check my email. The other one is...

And it's at 545. It's at 2 p.m. The laundrette is at 545 in Austin. La Pascina Savich. I'm sure that's exactly how it's pronounced. How do you say that, Eddie? La Pesina Civici and fajitas. Yeah, I got that for 430 today here in Nashville.

430. Okay. Yes, hold on, on. 430. Guys. 430. 10 a.m. It's a little early.

Is it really that early, or is it just a perfect time to beat the crowd? I like it. I like how you say that. It's very nice. I mean, that's how you have to look at it. Hold on. Where's my other one? Hold on.

I had it. Oh, no. Hey, let's talk to Ray, who's a girl. It says Ray, parentheses, girl in Tampa. Hey, Ray, are you there? Morning studio. Morning. Uh, hello.

Okay, so I was just listening to this chicken thing with Lunchbox, and I work at a local coffee shop and stuff like this happens all the time where we run out or whatever. And if somebody's already paid, I'm going to do my best to get them a replacement or something close enough. But if lunchbox was being rude to me and reacted the way that he said he would react, I would barely give him his refund. I'd do the least I can for him. He's always talking about wanting free stuff. That's not how to get it. Well, like our grandmas would say, and we would roll our eyes, but it is true.

You do attract more flies with honey than vinegar, just generally in life. The nicer you are to folks, the nicer they are to you. The happier you are, the more people want to be around you. Lunchbox is digging in his email right now. Oh, yeah. Find another one? Yeah. We have the Hampton.

In 30 minutes, if you go to Chili's, I can get you in. The Hampton rooftop at 630, seating for two. I mean, that's city. Nashville. That's beautiful. And how did you get these? You just call and say, I'd like to make a reservation? Yes.

They had them open at 630? I mean, I guess people cancel. You know, you assume they're sold out. But if you just take a little flyer on their website says sold out, then you get what you deserve. But if you're a businessman and you're a pound in the pavement, making calls, making deals, this is how you get it done. All right. And then I got Char Nashville at 445.

445. Is that more lunch or dinner, though, if you had to pick? Is it 445 is more? I mean, it's 15 minutes from dinner. Yeah. I mean, you beat the 5 o'clock traffic. You're in, you're out, you can still go to a movie. You're still at work, though.

You know, Valentine's Day, people don't really, they work half days. I don't think that's true. I think Valentine's Day, for most people, just kind of a punt, and maybe you do a little something. I'm just saying, if you want to, you want to do it. want to get on the phone, she want to hit me on Instagram. We got these all for sale. Let's go. All right. Thank you, Lunchbox. Good luck, buddy. Yeah. And to that girl that says she wouldn't have me my money back, then I'd never go back to your business. You'd go out of business.

She's still there, Ray. Ray. I mean, you got to give them your money back. That's like, legally, I got to do that. But if somebody's being nice, I'm going to throw in whatever free stuff I can. Lunchbox comes up. I'm not doing that. He's yelling at me. I agree. Thank you. Hey, you have a great day. Happy Valentine's Day. Happy Super Bowl Monday. You too. Thanks guys. All right. See you later.

Let me grab Mary in Oklahoma who was on the phone waiting to talk. Hey Mary, what's going on? Good morning, studio. Morning. Morning. I just wanted to call and say you guys were talking about like road rage or attitudes. I have a five-year-old daughter and there is a show on PBS. Daniel Tiger.

And it says, when you feel like. like you want to roar, take a breath and count to four. One, two, three, four. That's the same time you can get reservation from lunchbox, four o'clock at a restaurant. Actually, 430 or 445. No, I agree. That's what works for me, right? Like, if I start to get frustrated, I'd take a second to count it to myself. Like, why am I frustrated? Who am I frustrated at?

At times, people get frustrated at me, and I would not like for them to act, you know, in an ugly way toward me. But I appreciate Daniel Tiger. Mr. Roger's still rocking it. Yeah. That's what do you call it aside? Those that don't know. A spin-off maybe? Spinoff.

Thank you for the call. Hope you have a great day, Mary. All right. Well, thank you very much. All right. Bye. Bye. Bobby Bone Show.

Boney up the day. This story comes to us from Toronto, Canada. Police got reports of some drug dealing going on in a house, so they show up, knock on the door, talk to the two guys. Like, no, man, not us. But they can see the drugs on the table, a lot of cash. And they're like, no, no, man, we were just, we were using those. But then there was a note next to it said how to become a good drug dealer and had an itemized list on what they needed to do.

Oh, no. I mean, they have drug dealing for dummies out too. They were organized, you know, they had a list going. They're like, no, not us. Someone walks up and buys it from them right with a car. No, no, still. Not us. This is our cousin.

All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Okay. Okay. some of the prop bets or the fun bets from the Super Bowl Here's some of the results Who will be the first artist to perform

If you answer Snoop Dog, you would be right Which by the way, we were at the house last night We're all guessing what the first song was going to be And Mike denailed it He goes, next episode And then everybody ignored him Because they couldn't hear him Well, yeah, he's quiet

And then everybody starts watching And we're all like, well, nobody got it right And Mike goes, I did And then nobody heard him And his wife goes, Mike got it right She hears him And I said, Mike, you got it right? he goes, yeah.

The first artist shown was Dr. Dre, because he was doing kind of the mixing, the soundboard. Yeah, the soundboard, yeah. The first song was the next episode. The last song performed was still DRE, and one of them was, will snoop dog smoke on stage? The answer was no. The Gatorade was blue, so if you bet $10, you won $47 there.

Cooper Cup is the Super Bowl MVP. If you bet $10, you went $70 there. And then there were a lot of other ones too, but there you have. But we talked quite a bit of Super Bowl on this show, but... Listen, I don't... The game was good because it was close, but it wasn't great football. But it was a good game that you had to stay watching, if that makes sense. Because most Super Bowl's midway through third quarter, you're like, well, this is over.

So it was good. It was fun, though. And I like the fact that it was earlier. I like the game starting at five, Central Time. Yeah. Because you can go to bed at a decent time. The weird thing, too, was it starts at 3 in L.A. So it was daylight.

It's like a Snoop Dog concert in the daylight. And you're like, what? You're like, I thought it was like, turn the lights off. It's a dome. It's not. It's just open to the outside. It has a roof, but it's open. Yeah, it was 3 o'clock and, you know, Snoop and Dre are performing.

Thank you guys. Hope you have an awesome day. We will see you tomorrow on the Bobby Bone Show. 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,

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