The Bobby Bones Show - Eddie Checks In After His Walk + Bobby’s Top 5 Country Summer Songs + Amy Gets An IG Medical Diagnosis

Episode Date: June 24, 2021

We talk to Eddie with an update on how he’s feeling at home after his walk from this week. We also find out the crazy amount of money he raised in total! Bobby shares his Top 5 Country songs of the summer. Amy shares the story of how listeners diagnosed something after seeing it on her Instagram and why she is very thankful. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Cozumel. Go to topshelfcountrycruise dot com to book your cabin. Topshelf countrycruise.com Welcome to Thursday show. Morning studio. Morning. There is no Eddie here today. He has the day off because he walked all the way from West Virginia to Tennessee. So I said, hey, you deserve

one day off. He will be back tomorrow. We will check in with him later today. We did raise a whole bunch of money. and we're very, very thankful, grateful, everything you could possibly be about the last four days. So, we're here, though. I did make a list. I'm going to tell you, I made the list because I saw Billboard put out their songs of the summer list. Here's Billboard's Top Five Songs of the Summer.

See how many of these you know. Okay. And then I'll give you my list. This is Billboard's list at number five. Leave the Door Open by Silk Sonic, which is Bruno Mars and Anderson Pot. Go ahead. It's a big one. Okay.

Morgan, you know this one, right? Oh, yeah. Bruno Mars? There's even like $10,000. dance versions to this too. It's supposed to be a slow song, but it's like, m's, yeah, it's a good one.

Number four, Justin Bieber Peaches. Yes, I listen to this like every day. Number three, do a leap is levitating. Number two, Olivia Rodriguez, good for you. And the number one song of summer by Billboard is BTS Butter. That is a good song. Yeah.

A lot of their music I didn't quite get because they weren't singing in English. But that butter song is good. Morgan, do you like BTS? Yeah, I do. As a group? Yes, this song in Dynamite turned me on to them and I can't stop listening now. I was always like, you know, I don't listen to any traditional Mexican music because I don't know what they're saying. It's hard for me to listen to Korean pop music because I didn't know what they were saying in the words. I don't want to be dancing along and the song's like, hey, if you're a white gal glasses, you're a real idiot. You know, stuff like that. But that butter, smooth like butter. That's a good one.

All right, but I've put together my top five songs of the summer in country music. At number five, L. King and Miranda Lambert drunk and I don't want to go home. Number four, James and Rodgers

and Luke Combs, Cole Beer Callin My Name. Coal beer calling my name. Feel good time coming. Got a new song. James and Rogers guy is such a good singer. I mean, he comes in here and he walks in,

it looks like a generic country singer and you're like, all right, here's another one of these kind of rowy guys. But it's just the opposite of that. So good. Such a good writer. Number three, Old Dominion. I was on a boat that day. When they came in, they played that song. That's when it convinced me. I'd heard it on the radio. I was like, that's pretty good. But they played it live. I was like, dang, that is a jam. So good. Number two, Jordan Davis, almost maybes.

Here's to the almost so close. It's over out of the blues. Here's to the hey, I think we need to talk. And it ain't me. It's years on the leaves. And the number like days. I wouldn't be sitting here next to you if they weren't for the almost maybe. And the number one song of summer, according to me in country music, is Sam Hunt. Breaking Up Was Easy in the 90s. Ray, I saw you like smile when I said his name. I mean, you were so in love with Sam Hunt. Yeah, I would have put him at my number one, but that was cool that you did the same.

Yeah. Y'all have that in comment. That song's definitely top three for me for sure. Top three of the summer or of your life? No, of my life. of all of his songs. Two and three are Sam Hunt as well. You mean of all songs or all Sam Hunt songs?

All songs of your life. Yeah, Sam Hunt made seven of the ten, and three of them were like some other country artists. That's a top song of your life. Yeah, it's top three. Well, there you have it. Mike D is who goes through the mailbag, and he'll pull a lot of them,

and I'll read them on the air in this segment we're about to do, but I always am curious. Like, how full is the mailbag? There's about 15,000 emails that I haven't gone through. I got through about 30 a day, but there's just so many that I can't get to all of them. So is that a good thing to say or no? Yeah.

I mean, there's no, I think people have to understand that if it gets got to. How do you say that? Then that's like pretty cool. Sort of like the phone lines, people call and it's busy, and then occasionally they get through. I feel like the mailbag is the same thing. Like, I don't think they expect us to check thousands of emails. We could divide and conquer, I guess.

And so what most emails are asking for advice? Most of them are, yeah. What percentage? I would say about 80% or advice. Okay, what's the other 20%? Complaints? Oh, yeah. And then just us trying to, like, get country artists to do things for them.

Oh, asking, like, could you get George straight to play the way or actually? Yeah, record a video, something like that. Well, you can't email us. We'll do this at the beginning of the mailbag. Morgan, if they want to email the mailbag, what do they do? Mailbag at bobbybones.com. Which, by the way, Morgan's not recorded. On the B-team page, they think she's recorded saying that.

Mailbag at bobbybones.com. Yeah, because she says it the exact same every time. All right, Mike, thank you. You're welcome. Ray, let's open up today's mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's mailbag. Yeah.

Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm in need of some world-class advice to value your opinion. My wife thinks my idea is a waste of money. I want to buy a new ultra-robot toilet called the NeoRest 700H. The toilet costs almost $5,000.

Oh my gosh. Well, what does it do? We can afford the toilet, so that's not the problem. But she feels the features are weird and that no normal person would use it. The NeoRest 700H allows you to wash the, quote, third armpit after doing your business

and you never need toilet paper. Warm water, warm air dry, there are washers. There's all these contraptions. Is it worth buying this and being pampered in such an intimate way? Or do you agree with my wife that it's a waste of money? MJ in Cleveland. P.S. Wish you were live here.

I've listened to every podcast episode for years. but I've never heard your show live. So it's a fancy bidet. Like, they have bidet attachments that are a lot cheaper, but this sounds like it's a whole new toilet, not just an attachment. It looks like space age stuff. Okay.

So it probably has a seat warmer, I would assume. There are all these other little features. There's no handle to flush it either. It must just... It's an automatic flush, automatic lid, heated seat, air, deodorizer, remote control operated. First of all, you're never going to need that remote. Does it play music?

The night light. The night light's fun. I mean, if you can afford it. He said they could afford it. It's not a problem. And I don't know why she thinks nobody would want to use that. It sounds amazing. I think I would go over to their house just to use it. Exactly. If I was a neighbor, I'd be like, hey, MJ. Yeah, can I borrow some, oh man, I got to go to the bathroom? You start holding your stomach as soon as you walk in the living room. This is quite the luxurious commode.

Yes. But if you can afford it and your wife's only complaint is that you're, maybe not going to use this stuff, I think you get it. Yeah, and she's probably going to use it. And she'll probably fall in love with it. She just doesn't know it yet. Dang, and all the pictures of it and all these magazines that's showing it in different settings, it's all extremely wealthy parts of either town or up in a sweet in top of New York City looking out the window.

Wow, $5,000 for a toilet, huh? You know, we had to just redo our bathrooms. The thing about our toilet that's cool is you know how the water comes down into the toilet and like during the flush and it comes straight down. Yes. Now they have this thing where it comes out on the top of it and it spins it around. So it gets all, because sometimes if you use the bathroom or it gets dirty up in that top lid and you have to go and clean it out. Yeah.

This shoots the water from up even higher. Oh, smart. It's pretty cool. Yeah. I'm off for the 700 butt cleaner, whatever this is. I say if you can afford to get it, right? Yeah. It's called the what 700?

It's called the Neo Rest 700H. And it's funny he referred to his butt as his third armpit. Yes. I had never heard that before. MJ get the toilet. MJ's wife, we support MJ getting this toilet. Yeah, as long as it's legit, you can't afford it. Yeah, as long as you're not...

Going into debt for the toilet. You're not putting it on a credit card. If kids still get to go to school and get school closed, I think you're good to go. All right, there you go. Thank you. That's the mailbag. We've got your email and we've read it on the air. Now it's about to close Bobby's mailbag.

Yeah. Eddie is off today. We will check in with him later. But he just walked 100 miles. we felt like you probably needed to stay in bed today. But we will still play elder versus millennial. Today serving as elder will be Amy and the millennial will still be Morgan number two.

So I'll ask each of you guys questions about each other's generation. Let's see how you do. Ready. Let's go. Amy, you're the elder. Here are your questions that Morgan would know the answer to.

What Disney Channel movie is a musical and takes place at a summer camp and stars Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers. What Disney Channel movie channel movie that was a musical, takes place at a summer camp and stars Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers. Why do I not know this? Surely my kids have seen it, right? I don't know. Uh, camp, camp, camp, camp rock. Camp rock is correct. Oh, I thought that's Jack Black. Where's Jack Black? You're thinking of School of Rock. Ah, sweet. But you got Camp Rock. Okay. What was the name of

Carly's best friend, played by Jeanette McCurdy, in the the TV show, I Carly. I Carly. I Carly's best friend. My daughter does love I Carly, but I don't think I would remember anybody's name other than Carly, so I'll go with her best friend is Jolie. Jolie is incorrect. Morgan, you can steal? I believe that's Sam. Sam is correct. Finally, Amy Justin Bieber released his first single in 2009. What was the name of that single? Baby. Incorrect. Oh, shoot. Morgan, do you know his first single was in 2009?

His first single in 2009? Not baby, was it? Gosh, that doesn't sound right. But I feel like it's one time, but I don't think that's the actual name of the song. Your answer is? One time. The answer is this song right here.

One time. Oh! This was before baby, huh? Wow. Interesting. I mean, I remember when he, Did we play this? No.

Okay, I remember the first song we played at least was Baby. How'd you know that, Morgan? I don't know. It was just in that memory bank back there. I was like, why does that sound so familiar? And I was pulling that strings. I don't even know that I ever heard this song. Ever, one time.

I'll tell you one time. All right, over to Morgan. Morgan, these are all questions that Amy should know the answer to. Losing My Religion was a hit for which alternative rock band in 1991. And I will play you a song. I'll play the hook here. Okay. Losing my religion.

was a hit for which alternative rock band in 1991? I have never heard that in my life. Ray, will you start that over? You've never heard this song? No, that never. I have nothing. There is nothing in my head about this song. Oh, gosh.

1991 alternative rock band. Um, just because I always choose him and I have no idea. The Beatles? The Beatles. No. No, no, no. John Lennon died in like 81.

Maybe 80. Oh, Amy, do you have a steal? I mean, I know the song for sure, but I don't know that I know the band. It's not right. Journey, I don't know. Journey, I don't know. Who is it? That is, R-E-M.

Oh, duh. They sing Everybody Harts, right? They do. Okay, I know that song. That's about it. Morgan, what 80's comedy movie about law enforcement spawned six scenes? sequels and a TV series. Well, the only, like, cop TV series, it's, like, comedy that I know of is Brooklyn Nine-N-N-N-N-N-W.

Which 80s comedy movie about law enforcement spawns six sequels and a TV series. I feel pretty confident that that's right. Brooklyn Nine-N-N-N-N-N-N? It's very incorrect. Oh. Amy? Is this the one with, um... Okay, hold on, I'm thinking.

It's 80s. I thought Will Smith was in... A cop comedy? What 80s comedy movie? Oh, oh, oh, oh. Police Academy. Correct. Wow.

Thank you. I mean, you pull stuff out of your butt out of nowhere. Like, you're walking all the way down the wrong side of the trail and then boom. Yeah, what was I thinking of with Will Smith? Cops. Bad boys. Bad boys. Okay. I was seeing bad cop.

All right, two to two. Yeah. Hey, Morgan, what popular boy? board game featured ships that you would try to sink. Oh, Battleship. Battleship is correct. I still play that. There she is our winner. She is a millennial. She gets no points. You get no points because it was an exhibition,

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They're available now. Jameson Rogers talked about what his summers consisted of growing up. As a kid growing up in Mississippi, the summers consisted of mostly baseball. Baseball is my life and pretty much anything outside, getting eating. up by the biggest mosquitoes in the world. Yeah. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny.

It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home, it's something good. Back in 1983, Catherine took a trip to the New England Aquarium, but they were there late in the day, so their ticket got stamped. Lategate ticket. And that means you can come back anytime for free with that one ticket. So if you go late, you get to come back anytime?

Yes, because you're probably. not going to get to see the whole aquarium. Dang. I go late, get a half day and go get a full day. Dang. Okay. So 38 years later, the niece of that lady found the ticket. She showed up the aquarium and they let her in. No way.

They do that 38 years later? Yeah, they said that the tickets were discontinued about 25 years ago, but they still honor them and they see about one a year. For sure, the manager had to be called, right? Uh-huh. And be like, all right, manager, we need you to look. Look at this ticket. Yeah, let them in. We had to go, we were in Oklahoma last weekend, maybe two weekends ago. And so on the Sonic app, you can order, you know, whatever. Then you drive up and you get it.

And it said, hey, we're closing at midnight, but you got to get your order in by 11 p.m. And so we order our waters. When we drive up to the Sonic, the dress was on there, and everything's dark. And it shut down after 11. And I'm like, we just paid for two drinks on the app. So I pull and I push the button. And somebody goes, uh, Yeah, we're, sorry, we're closed. I go, no, I just ordered on the app. It said order by 11, and you guys were open until midnight. And he's like, no, man, let me call my manager.

It's like a 17-year-old kid. It isn't the difference. So the manager walks out and he goes, hey, so, like, we're closed. We're in Bixby, Oklahoma, as we're where we're. And I was like, no, no, no, ordered on my app here. And I showed it to him. And he goes, you see that address right there? That's a whole town over.

Oh, you're at the wrong son. He's like, buddy. You went to the wrong Sonic, buddy. So they didn't honor me there. But yeah, that's a good story. There you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

So here is a wild story. There's a baseball player. I knew him from playing with the Cubs named Ben Zobrist. And he is suing his family's pastor because the pastor apparently had an affair with his wife while they were doing marriage counseling. Saw this on E-News. Oh, it made E-News? Well, at least their Instagram or something. because normally baseball wouldn't catch my attention.

But yeah, it was a picture of him. He has a beard and his wife. And then she was like, yeah, he's suing their pastor because, yeah. The two-time World Series champion has filed a lawsuit accusing Yon the pastor of having an affair with his wife of 15 years, Juliana. He was the couple's trusted spiritual mentor during their premarital counseling at 2005 and marital counseling at 2013. he started speaking to Juliana daily in 2018,

and by 2019 they allegedly started hooking up, and it continued until 2020. The baseball player is seeking a total of $6 million in compensary and punitive damages, claiming that the pastor exploited the counseling he was giving and then continued the affair. Also, the pastor encouraged the baseball player to, quote, give his wife some space. I'm sure he did.

Ooh. Plus, hold on. Okay. The pastor was acting as executive director of his Patriot Forward Charity Organization. So they were inter-twise. It was more than just marital counseling. Well, that's how it started, though. Yes, yes, yes.

And she was in a very vulnerable situation. By the way, let's not put all this on the pastor. Not at all. That's what I'm saying. But it is a vulnerable position, whereas the pastor, things that he knows he can use to manipulate the situation like, hey, husband, why don't you take some breaks? If this is true, this is a rotten guy.

No, no, no, no, no, no, yes, yes. No, absolutely, but I'm saying about the wife is still. And she's a rotten woman, right, for this, too. She's still involved. So, like, is she, does she get? You're supposed to be a man of the Lord. Sued in a way? No, it's just the pastor for abusing his position.

Well, maybe he doesn't give her as much money when they divorce because of this. Because he's probably worth a lot, right? as a big time baseball player? I don't know what he made his whole career. Mike Deacon looked that up for me. Yeah, and he's suing for $6.5 million because he had to take time away from the season. And that's the amount of money he lost from sitting out half the season. And he sat out because he's heartbroken?

Yeah, because he was trying to fix his marriage. He left the team in Chicago and went to be with his wife. And then they were using prepaid cell phones to communicate to keep the relationship hidden. This is dirty, shady stuff. You just don't expect that from a pastor. but you also don't expect a lot of stuff from priests, you know, that they were doing. No, not at all. But I didn't know this made E-news.

And yeah, no, it did. I saw it in my feed. How much money he made, Mike? 55 million bucks. $55 million? So I would bet you she doesn't get as much in the old Big D. By D, I mean divorce. Are they going to get divorced? How do you not?

Yeah, he filed for divorce. That's when he left the team to find out. for divorce and... I mean, the pastor's using the sacred information that you're giving them a marriage counseling. Yes.

You're also advising them, hey, let her have some time away. Yeah, so you can do that. Bound, bown, bown. And so, yeah, 2005 is when they started working with him. 2005, marriage counseling of 2013, worked and was the executive director

of his charity organization. I'm sure they formed a relationship on the side, just being around each other. But wowser, this is the juiciest story I've seen in a long time. Yeah, and he doesn't need the $6 million. It's probably just to prove a point. Yes.

Well, I mean, I'd assume if he made $55 million, he got $26 of it. Okay. But like also, how does a pastor have? Well, I don't know. So, yes. their life. Okay. It just take a little bit out of each paycheck. I don't even think they garnish it. I don't even think they're going to garnish. I'm not sure, but sometimes you just don't get paid in civil suits. And sometimes you just live your life, well, I owe a bunch of money. And eventually

they try to come after it if you have any asset or anything. Yeah, I guess that's true. So you're always in fear of them coming after an asset if you get one. Uh-huh. It's a wild story, though. I saw it. Now he doesn't have to start hiding money. Would you go and listen to him preach if you knew this was the sitch? If I knew it was a sitch, if you're in his church, I don't know what his role is at the church. If you're at his church,

you know it's a situation. I have been in that... It's in the newsletter. I don't know that it was in the news, but I was at a church where that kind of was happening. I didn't... But this is so public,

you know all the details. Well, you probably happen to you were probably hearing some of the juicy gossip from people, right? Yeah. So, yeah. What happened there? No, I don't want to get into it.

Let's do it. No. Time for the skinny with Amy. No, it was really hard. for sure. So I don't know. I mean, I guess I would see maybe how the pastor handled it. I don't know if like I was super close to that person. I wouldn't go to marriage counseling with them. Well, that's for sure. You're taking my wife over there. That's for sure. I bet you know he's counseling other people and they're probably like.

Not anymore. They're like, ooh, we're backing out. Oh, that's tough, man. And that's hard. Well, good luck to all of them. I hope they all find. Do they have kids? Because now this is all in the news. I would assume. Let's like they have kids. Three kids. They've been together. And I believe he was fired by the church. Was he? Yeah. I just hate that the kids have to go through this publicly.

Yeah, of course. That's some tea, as they would say. That's some tea. We had a wedding meeting. I went to it. It was good. I actually contributed. Oh, what did you contribute?

Well, I don't want to tell you anything yet, but I contributed. You know there are different songs that people walk down to? Yes. Who knew? You didn't know that? No. This is one standard song. First of all, I thought I was coming down the aisle when it was,

but I'm more. I'm standing up there. Yes, you come through, well, depending if you're outside or inside, you kind of come through the back. Well, and then we were talking about, do the groomsmen come down with the bridesmaids? The groomsmen come down alone, you know, through the side. There's a different song that we walk down to, and I got to pick my song, and I won't tell you now. We'll tell you after the wedding. Okay.

But let me say, when I suggested it, I thought I was going to get heavy pushback. And I got none. Actually, I got a surprising, wow, that's a pretty good idea. What's your winning song here? Oh, you're unbelievable. Here, I can tell you. So I'm taking it's not this. It's not this.

Okay. You want to know what the groomsman walking down to? The groomsman including you? Yeah, well, yeah, me and the groomsman. Okay. Yeah. Don't say it. I'm not, but I can't read it.

Okay, I can't read what that is. Bobby writes like a second grader or first or kindergarten. On a good day. Maybe. Oh, that's okay. Ah, I love that. And Caitlin's answer was, wow, that will oddly sound really pretty. And perfect.

And I thought so too, but I did expect to get some pushback. Anyway, we're just sitting. We have some cool ideas. Sounds like it. I'm just looking forward to the wedding. It's going to be a great party. So fun. I still haven't seen what she's her dress.

Well, and so are you all going to do pictures before? No. So the first time you're seeing her in her dress is when she walked. down the aisle. And I'm going to be a mess. I'm going to tell you we had a wedding shower, a couple shower, and I was like, let me say a couple words. It said like three words, and I started getting choked up, three words in, just telling people thank you for coming. This is going to be, I'm not going to be able to talk. So you have no idea if her dress is even white. I don't know, no. I would assume it's why. Why? When you're in the wedding,

you know. Oh, I know what her dress looks like. And we have a fitting for it. I think, next week, maybe. So you won't obviously be going to that. What if I show up secretly and you see me drive up and try to look in the window? Oh, my gosh. Well, I do have some wedding trends, though. So I have some ideas of what it could be. Well, you know what it is, though. You're telling me, is it any of these trends? I don't. No, hers is very... No, that's enough. Okay, go ahead. Go ahead. So brides are opting for dresses that are more modern and fresh featuring slim silhouettes, patterns, and textures, maybe even a color other than white.

No chance it's a color other than white. You may see shorter dresses, jumpsuits, or skirts and tops. Yeah, I don't think hers is going to be a jumpsuit or a skirt and a top. Well, you don't know that. I'm going to go out on the limb and say she's not coming through in a romper. In a wedding romper. What other trends are over there? Is that it?

Yeah, those are the trends. Well, I am excited. I do think, though, that when she starts coming down, that I will start crying immediately. I didn't think that at first, but I think it's just going to be, and then I'm not going to be able to talk because we're doing her vowels. I'm going to have trouble reading them. But do you think if you start setting yourself up for like, I am going to be able to talk. I am going to be able to talk. Like you prepare yourself to be able.

Maybe I almost cried at a shower just going, hey guys, thanks for co. I know. I'm just trying to train your brain. I saw Mike do what he did. He didn't look at his wife until she almost got there. He kept his head down. Yeah. And I thought, let me take note.

I always like to see successful people doing something good. And I saw Mike doing that. I was like, I think I need to do that at the wedding. Yeah, that could work. But eventually you need to remember to look up. And people think there's a chance we're already married. We haven't been married yet No

We've been somewhat secretive about it I will tell you this We are not married yet It could be this afternoon I hope not I have plans It could be It could be early fall

For the most part We've just said late summer So it could be any day now But we are not married yet Now Blake and Gwen are not married yet either Oh did we think they were Yeah because they wore a ring Out in some pictures

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the answer is? Is there a year limit? I mean, I think it's safe. It's just not as effective. The answer is it is absolutely safe to use. The expiration date tells you when the manufacturer no longer guarantees full potency, but it is safe. So if you're ever worried about, oh, maybe I shouldn't take this because it will do something bad to me. Not the case. It may be a little weaker, maybe, but it is safe to use. Okay. So I took two.

Yeah. I mean, a couple of years, that's not bad. Remember, not too long ago, I took Advil from 2010. I was like, well, this is going to kill me. Yeah, that's a pretty old Advil. That's probably got some stuff growing on it that might kill you. But I was fine. I think we just, yeah, concluded that.

But yeah, so you feel totally okay? Did it work with the potency work? I feel great. Nothing's weird happening to me. Bajon way don't know. I mean, what? What? I'm speaking French. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So a survey was done to figure out which of Taylor Swiss ex-boyfriends that we like the least. Ooh, let me think about this. You want me to give you a few of the boyfriends? Let me think out loud first. Okay. Like the least. I mean, John Mayer probably makes that list. I think her fans didn't like that at all.

No, when she has Dear John, the song. Yeah. Which wasn't a very big song. And he wrote Paper Doll about her at the same time. So let's keep it real here. Okay, keeping it even. But boyfriends they didn't like. I think they liked the Jonas Brother.

Yeah, but he broke up with her via voice message. Okay, they were like 12. Okay, that's still. All right, listen me out. Go ahead. I mean, some other ones on the list. Calvin Harris, Jane Gill and Ball. Who's on the list at all?

You didn't tell me if that was right. Harry Styles. Well, in it number one, the least like, the worst, John Mayer. Yeah. Which did you? Did you ever read Jessica Simpson's book, her memoir called Open Book? Sorry, I missed that one. Well, it's really good, so you should check it out.

And she goes into a lot of detail about John Mayer and, man. I don't know. He doesn't sound like a good boyfriend. Well, I don't think he's probably a good boyfriend. He dates a lot. Yeah, he seems like a nice dude. Like, great musician. But I don't know about dating.

So TikTokers are using magic. erasers, you know, that clean stuff off of white things, to whiten their teeth. Wow. Yes. And so this one TikToker, the Heather Dunn, she said that she gets compliments all the time for her strong and healthy teeth, and she revealed that she rubs them with a magic eraser. But oral experts, like health care experts, are saying, please do not do this because malamine foam is the main ingredient in magic erasers and it's got formaldehyde in it,

which is carcinogenic. Let me tell you about these TikTokers. Causes cancer. Well, a lot of these things are them going, hey, look at what I do and look what it does. But it's a trick. It's a lie. And then other people start faking it. And then people start to think it's a real thing. I bet you this is not even a real thing.

They're just trying to get views. They're just trying to get people to do it as a joke. But they don't tell everybody it's a joke. Yeah, well, we're going to tell everybody. As I get an eraser out and start cleaning my teeth. All right. What else? Well, speaking of social media, some Americans are willing to give up money, cars, and pets so that they don't have to give up. up their social media.

And I was like, who's making that deal with them? Is that like the devil went down to Georgia? He's like, all right, you get your social media, you get your money. It's just to see how intense we rely on social media or not. Like, I would for sure keep my dog over social media. I would keep my TV over social media. And then, yeah, they'd say that they would pay $10,000 to keep their social media. I'm like, what?

Somebody got a gun to their head? Yeah, maybe. I would give up TV if I had to pick. Oh, because maybe you could watch TV on TV? Yeah, I just, TV's fine. Okay. The only thing that I really watch on TV is breaking Bobby Bowens Sunday and NetGeo 9 Eastern. That's so weird. Me too.

10, 9 Central. Yeah, that's the only thing I'll watch on TV. Otherwise, I'm all good. Yeah. Which this week, by the way, I will be on a fishing boat. That's when I vomited for two days. It was really the worst. You ever been seasick?

Yes, I have. Extremely seasick where you can't focus? I mean, I don't know extreme. I wore those little bracelets. Did they help me? I don't know if that was placebo or not. Did you put those on? I had one on every part of my body.

If a bracelet could go on and I had it. It was violent sick. Where I had to lay, anytime we weren't shooting, had to lay it on my back on the ground. Because the boat wasn't that big. Were you on a cruise? Yeah.

Oh yeah. The boat's a little bigger. Maybe that helped. Yeah, it was way bigger. This was like, what am I? But you guys can watch that because I believe that's one of the episodes,

Nat Geo 10-9 Central. All right, Amy. Yep, I'm Amy. 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 Bobby, if you encountered a rattlesnake at your house, would Stanley or Eller, you know, get between you and the snake and protect you? Yes, but I don't think it would be for protection. They're just generally curious. Every night I take Stanley out to the bathroom and he sees a bullfrog. We have frogs all over. And he sees frogs and he just barks at it. Like it is going to just rock his life. So I think he would probably do that with a snake, but not for my interest. Why? Well, this guy Alex, he's 18 years old, who's at his house, went outside and encountered a rattlesnake. And then out of nowhere, his dog Marley, who's a seven-year-old Labrador Retriever, came out and stood between him and the snake and was not going to let that snake get to Alex. Poor Marley got bit, though, in the neck and on the tongue.

But they were, the snakes slithered away after that and they were able to take Marley to the vet or the animal hospital and he's now fully recovered and back home. but it took two weeks to get back to himself because they had to, like, give him doses of the anti-venom and all kinds of stuff for recovery. But shout out to Alex and Marley. I just wish there was, like, a day a year we could catch up with our dogs and know what they really were thinking.

Yeah, I would be curious. And be like, all right, on March 3rd, this happened. Is that because you were hungry, you were irritable, or you love me? Like, I just wanted, like, did that dog actually try to save his owner, or was it just curious about a snake? Like, they will invent something one day where we will be able to communicate with animals. For the sake of this story, Alex would like to believe that Marley got in between them to help save his life.

Well, the reality of the story is Marley did probably save his life and Marley has bounced back fully. Yeah. So, but my dog, Stanley does save me from Bullfrogs every night. I just want to say that too. Yes, it does get a little hairy at times. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. I've got to say the fact that we raised as a show over $230,000 for Eddie's walk.

Insane. Insane. And the site crashed yesterday. We had no idea. And then after the show, Morgan goes, oh, the site's up. It's over $200,000. Crazy.

Just every time that we are so impressed by you guys as a unit, we're just even more impressed because you continue to kick the walls down of any sort of expectation or, I mean, the expectation is nothing. And you guys just continue to kill it. So appreciate you. All that money is going to go to foster kids. Over $230,000 the last time we looked.

Eddie will not be in today. He will be in tomorrow. Let's go over to Amy now and get the money. morning corny. Morning corny. Why don't fish play basketball? Why don't fish play basketball? Because they're afraid of the net.

Got it. It's pretty good. That was the morning corny. All right, so what happened with your dog? Well, I had posted an Instagram video. I was originally, I think, posting about birds in my backyard, but then in the background I could hear my dog going, you know, with her paw on her ear. So I took the video over to her and I couldn't even get her attention.

I was like, Kara, Kara. And she wouldn't, normally she'll stop scratching. She wouldn't stop. So I ended up filming her for almost a minute just doing that vigorously. And so many listeners replied or DM'd that I need to check her for earmites. Never heard of earmites. I know. And I was disgusted by the thought of even having to check because it just sounds awful.

But sure enough, I look in her ear and she, Signs of it are intense scratching of the ear, shaking of the head. And if you pull back the ear, it's obviously really irritated, but there's little black spots almost that look like coffee grinds from like the irritation. And she had all of that. And so I'm pretty sure, yes, my dog has ear mites. And I did a solution, though. You can do 50, 50 water and vinegar.

And I've sprayed that in her ears and it seems to have helped it go down. Crazy. So thanks to the listeners for diagnosing that. Yes, she has felt significantly better since I started treating her for the ear mites. Well, when Elle or our dog peed the bed, the listeners were great about telling me what could suck it actually out of the bed. Yeah? Because it's tough. If you start scrubbing something into a bed, it's never coming out of the bed.

And so it was a concoction too. It was like vinegar, dawn dishwashing liquid, there was something else. And then I poured it on. I dabbed it. Poured it on again, like six hours later. dabbed it deeper, it doesn't smell like pee anymore. Amazing. Our listeners are pretty smart. Well, they got a lot of opinions about stuff.

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are much less likely to get liver cancer as well because of the good benefits of coffee. Interesting. Coffee's weird to me because I just don't like the taste of it. Oh, I do. It's hard for me to understand how something that tastes so bad to me tastes so good to somebody else. It's like mayonnaise.

Oh, I love mayonnaise. It's like, I look at people that like mayonnaise, and I'm like, what is wrong with you? That is disgusting. But I do realize people like mayonnaise. Yeah. Like my taste buds aren't the only taste buds that exist. I probably like stuff that you don't like.

Caitlin will not eat mustard or ketchup or mayonnaise. She doesn't do a condiment. We do a bit. Well, I do the bit. At the house, we're all eat mustard and I'll chase around the house with it. She's like, don't even touch me with the bottle. Y'all do bits at the house? Well, I do.

Like I said, I do the bit. She doesn't do the bit. She's like, stop chasing me with mustard. You have your own radio show going at home. She won't even kiss me if I eat mustard until I brush my teeth. Wow. Like, she hates it that much. But how, okay, I get how you maybe don't like mustard.

But how do you not like ketchup? It's the most universal, most beloved condiment in all the world. Yeah, ketchup is up there for me. It's amazing. Does anyone in this room not like ketchup? I don't. What in the world? ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise. The only thing I do is barbecue sauce.

Have you ever eat those? I've eaten ketchup. I've had mustard, never had mayonnaise. Oh my gosh. Isn't that true of Caitlin? The only one she likes is barbecue sauce? Yeah, but she's never had the other ones. Well, I know, but she's still grossed out by them.

I'm like, maybe they're born with some weird thing. Morgan, do you like ketchup? Oh yeah, I love every condiment. Oh, you do. I was saying like the opposite of lunchbox. I'll like any condiment. Mayo, ranch, ketchup, everything. Yeah.

Yeah. Let's round the room. Best condiment period. Well, I'll start with Raymondo. He's in the glass room. Ramundo. Ketchup. I absolutely love a chickfilet.

They have the best ketchup, but I'm a ketchup connoisseur. I think Waterburger has the best ketchup. Mostly because they put it in that thing that can stand up and peel the lid off. Yeah, Chick-fil-A has that now too, but yeah. They do? Mm-hmm. In a Heinz thing. Best condiment Morgan?

I'm between honey mustard and ranch, but ranch. I can put ranch on pizza, ranch and fries. You like honey mustard over mustard? Oh, I love honey mustard. I like honey mustard. Fine. I mean, I'm in pretty good, but not over mustard mustard. Yes, I love to dip my fries in honey mustard a lot. I don't know where that came from, but I love honey mustard, but it's ranch. Ranch is the overall best condiment for me.

Lunchbox? It's barbecue sauce. That's the only answer that's acceptable. Amy? My dad used to say that food was just a carrier to get ketchup in my mouth. Cetchup. And I'm a big mustard guy. I like mustard. I could eat mustard on steak.

Oh. Ugh. Ugh. You ate mustard that much. Well, I put ketchup on steak. But that's the only way you could get me to eat steak. Let me do Mount Rushmore of condiments here in my mind. Got to put mustard up there.

That is my A1. And that's going to cover all the mustards, by the way. So. Because A1 is A1 on there. A1 is good. I could put A1 on a hamburger. burger. Obviously a steak. I'm gonna go mustard is on my Mount Rushmore. I gotta go ketchup because although it's not the sexiest pick. It's just solid.

Classic. It's just you just ketchup's good. It's very good on a French fry. It's the best. I don't know condiments are sexy, but keep going. Yeah. Ketchup's not a sexy pick. It's not like, ooh. You're like, yeah, I don't really like ketchup. Okay, so I got mustard. I got ketchup. I got two more. I like ranch okay, but I think I like blue cheese better than ranch. What? What? And I don't even know if I'm putting blue cheese on there.

What do you put blue cheese on a wedge? That's it. Like nothing else. I like blue cheese on wings. No, ranch on wings. I could put blue cheese in the sauce on pizza. No. Okay.

But I don't think I'm putting blue cheese either. No. Like, queso is not a condiment, right? No. It's a dip. Salsa, though, would that be a condiment? No, dip. I mean, I guess it's technically kind of a condiment,

but I feel like it's different category than... You think? Can I not put salsa up as a condiment? Okay, fine. No, no, I'm asking. I feel like you can kind of make up your own rules here, so go for it. Chalula hot sauce is going to be on there for me. Okay, that takes over the salsa and it's appropriate.

Yeah, mustard ketchup. Lady Chalula. Chalula hot sauce. I love Lady Chalula. Other condiments. Do you like Chick-fil-A sauce? Barbecue sauce? Not enough.

Oh, wow. Honey. Mm-mm. Oh. Let me type in condiments here and just see what pops up because I have like five I really like. Hot honey. Have you tried that? Yeah, that's so good.

Mm-mm. Yeah, so good. I don't like tartar sauce. No. Not a big soy sauce guy, even with sushi. What? You can eat sushi without dipping it into a soy sauce? Absolutely, I can.

Oh, no, no. Would hummus? That's a dip. Oh, man. All right. Well, for my final. there's mustard. I'm going to go with A1. So you have mustard ketchup.

A1 and hot sauce. Ranch doesn't even make your top four. That's crazy to me. Okay. It's probably five or six. Yeah. But there you go. And you know what? If you listen to the show, they have to be your favorite four to. Oh, yeah. That's the rule.

No, because those are not mine. Why are you upset at Shaquille O'Neal now? Because he goes and he buys a laptop for this mom. She was in the trying to buy one for her son. He's like, here, $1,500, nothing for me, and he pays for it. And you guys always say these aren't set up. He is talking about these, so everyone will give him praise.

And that's what I try to do, and no one picks it up. No one talks about it. It's just crazy to me that they're all set up. So you're not upset at Chilililil for doing something good for somebody else. You're upset mostly that people aren't praising you for something that you're really not doing. Well, I do things. Like, I donate $20 a month of St. Jude. They do a news story on that? No. That's what I'm saying. Like, I don't understand. And everybody says that these Shaq ones aren't set up like the ring. He had someone film it and put it out there to make them look like the nice guy. Shaquille O'Neill, NBA legend, four-time NBA champion and roving do-gooder is underreporting good deeds.

It says the former Los Angeles Laker and Miami Heat Star said that he goes into stores looking to help mothers who need it. On one occasion, O'Neill says he purchased a computer for a mom who couldn't afford school laptops for her kids. He walked in He said, hey, I saw her, she was struggling With the purchase that I got you. $500 and anything to me, but it could change your life. Why is that bad? Because you guys say you're not supposed to brag about it.

This is all he's doing. He's bragging about it, so everyone will tell Shaq how good he is. I don't think you... Listen, if you want to brag about it, brag about it as long as you do it. As long as you're talking about it, you got to be about it. He's doing that. So why does that bother you? Why don't you just go out and do stuff?

I do. I do go out and do stuff. Petsmore, every time I pick up dog food, $2 to the chair. pet mart to help homeless pets. $20 a month to St. Jude, I'm a partner in Hope. Let's go. Put it up on a billboard. Come on. What else you got? I do kid power. I donate to them every month. I mean, that's what I'm saying that? Oh, and what else do I do? That's three. Meals on Wheels, $15 a month. I mean, look at me. I'm like, a, what do you call it? What do you call it? What do you call those? Philanthropist. Isn't that what they're called? Yeah. Yeah. So I mean, but we don't

talk about it. We act like, oh, all these other people are doing great things. I mean, why does this make the news? But you do those things. I know yesterday it bothered you when Eddie finished that walk. Yes. You wanted him to fail. Wanted him to fail so bad. Like I would tell my wife at night, like, ah, tonight's the night. He's going to tap out tonight. He's going to get to that hotel and say, I can't go on. You would have that talk with your wife? Yeah. I think you need some sort of therapy for this. Or talk to somebody. Because I think you're putting a lot of your worth into everyone else's praise of you for being a good guy. Just go be a good guy. Yeah, and what other people do shouldn't. Well, then why don't the Shaq just go be a good guy? But he's looking for the

praise too and we give it to him. But he's doing it, right? I have no problem. If you want to do something good for somebody and then talk about it, great. As long as you do something good for somebody, all good. And then also because he is high profile, it can encourage other people to maybe do something similar. And it will get a lot of clicks because it's Shaq. Yeah. And it's like, oh, wow, maybe I could go help, you know, a mom get something for kids. Maybe not everybody can do a computer, but they can do something small, their part, their way to give back. And you do yours? Check, check. I'm high profile also.

A little bit different than Shaquille O'Neal, but yeah. Yeah, I would say you're in just us as a show, we're pretty high profile. Low. No way. No way. Low to low mid. Have you checked that radio lunchbox on Instagram lately? Woo! Numbers are flying. Okay.

So annoying. I would just encourage you to do things because of the goodness in your heart that your reward is that you help someone. And if something else happens to happen, then that is your win. But your win is you're able to help somebody. People helped you, I'm sure. Yeah. I mean, Chascoe contracting. I got a $1,500 scholarship. Thank you, Chasco. I never said thank you to guys, but thank you. You wrote an essay? No, Austin Livestock and Rodeo. I just filled out paperwork and I had joined a bunch of clubs in high school just so it would look good on a resume. Like key club, the Spanish club, French club,

and you paid $10 and you could join all these clubs. So I joined a bunch of them. And then this application for the scholarship was like, oh, what clubs are you involved in? Oh, guess what? I got a lot of them. Accounting club. And so I got a $1,500 scholarship. Did you ever go to the club meetings? No. I just paid the $10 and was an official member. I paid the dues and then I'm on it so I can put it on a resume. Chasco contracting gave me $1,500 thanks to Austin Livestock and Rodeo. Then you went to college. Then I went to college. And if I would have maintained a 3.0 GPA my freshman year, the scholarship would have renewed. That's 2.8.

So close. But I didn't even know that. They didn't tell you that in the beginning. They told you that at the end. Like at the very end of the year, they're like, oh, you know, if you have a 3.0, your scholarship renews. And I'm like, you didn't tell me that before the semester. So freshman year, check, sophomore year, how'd you do that year? I don't know.

I don't think I did all right. Junior year. June did pretty good. Senior year, I was a slacker because it was my senior year. But you're three hours short. hour short. Still, right now you're three hours short of graduation. Yeah, why didn't Shaq buy me a computer so I can go back to school? You don't need a computer. You're not a mom. I'm a dad.

But you're not in the store going and can't afford this computer. Oh man. If I ever saw Shaq in the store though, I would be like, man, I can't afford this new TV. Wish someone could buy it for me. Oh man, I can't afford this Tesla. Shack, you're around. So my question is, before we wrap this segment, are you looking into going back to finished that three hours? Yeah, yeah, I've been looking online. But what does that mean? I've been doing some research. I let the message with the burser. But you said they never

called you back. Right, right. But did you call somebody else? No, no, yeah. I've been busy. Doing good deeds. It's time for the good news. This girl named Christy Link. Her husband bought her a camera and camera back. She said she wanted to one. He's like, here, I got this for you. So they got her to the pawn shop and she never really dug deep into the bag until

last month. And what she did, she found a little flash drive. It's like a little square. thing. She was like, what is this for? So she takes it out of the bag. She puts in the laptop and she found dozens of photos of a wedding. There was no name on the, on the flash drive, nothing on the file either, just some numbers. So she takes a couple of them and puts them up on Facebook. And she goes, hey, we have somebody's pictures here. They probably want them back. So a woman, because it got shared so many times, saw the share, spotted the groom and said, hell, that's my husband's brother. And so she reached out and said, hey, these are from my, you know, my husband's

brother's wedding. Can we get them back? And so she's the flash drive back. They've been looking for these pictures for like five years since the wedding. That's amazing. And because she dug in the bag and found them, she got them. Pretty cool. Yeah. I wish to me to contact me with some cool pictures from back in the day of my life.

I do have some. They use one on the intro of Breaking Bobby Bones. There was like us going to church when I was like five and I was in a tie. It's like my mom, my sister when she was like one and me at five. I don't know where they got that picture? I see it pop up there all the time and I'm like, where did that come from? I think someone must have found a flash drive and sent it to them. Maybe.

And they're like, do you recognize this guy? So if you see that picture on the intro of Breaking Bobby Bones, that's me and my mom and my sister, which there's rarely pictures of, you know, my mom or my sister out there that I share, but there you go. I guess unless you're going to put her on one of those time laps where they go, this is what they look like now. Yeah. You still can't identify her. All right. All right.

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I spent about five days cleaning out every single message that people have sent me over the years. Oh. Like from your friends or DMs from people you don't? Everybody, you're out of my box. Why would you do that? Start over.

Oh. And sometimes with email, I like to purge it all, but it's almost impossible to do that. I read them all. I'm not like you, though. I don't have dots all over my phone. Oh, yeah. I have no dots, no unread text messages,

no unread emails, no unread reminders. I am clean. That being said, Amy, if you pull up your phone right now, would you mind sharing with us a little bit of how you live your life? Okay, well, my text messages, I have 335 unread. Texts, unbelievable to me. I can't have one text. If I go 15 minutes and I see a dot, I've got to set aside 30 seconds to look at it, address it, respond or not. You have how many?

Oh, 335 at the moment. Can you pull those up? And not to get too much in your business, but let's get a little bit in your business here. Okay. Whose would you not have read? I don't even know, because then I just scroll down. I mean, there are some. Tell me one you haven't read.

Okay. Let's see. I got one from, you know. And why? I just want to know why you wouldn't read it. Okay, I'm trying to think. Well, I don't know. I just haven't clicked on it yet.

Because sometimes you're like, I don't want to respond to that. Because then maybe I talk to the person. Okay, like this is an example. My sister and my cousin talking about something. A group text. I talked to my sister. So like, I just haven't gone to open the text yet because I know what it's about because I already talked to. But you don't want to clean it off to get that down.

You want me to right now? One less. Woo! Oh, it feels good. You're making big strides today. 3.34. How many emails do you have unread? Oh, Danielle from Elvis Durant show, she replied, but what she replied fits in what I can read.

I don't need to click on it to read more. Yes, you do. You need to wipe off the red. She said, LOL, yep, exclamation point. And I'm like, yep, okay, thanks. So you just leave it on there, unred. Well, I mean, I don't mean to. I just saw it.

So here, let me. You're going to make my head explode. Okay. Well, listen, if it makes you feel any better, I have been talking. about this in therapy a little bit because there's a deeper reason why I don't. Are you going to laugh until you cry right now? Because sometimes that's a thing and I have to shut that segment down. No, no, no, no, I'm fine.

But there is a thing that I developed that there is anxiety involved. But for me, I can just like ignore it and that's better. My anxiety, though, is when they do stay up there. Right, mine is ignored. Because I feel like it's somebody in a little red dot in my phone going, hello, help me. Let me out of here. What about your emails? Just quickly. How many emails do you have unread? Oh, I think it's about 3,000.

3,091. And then don't even ask me of voicemails because my voicemail box has been full since 2019. And I have a lot that I haven't listened to. I don't know. Do you want to listen to a voicemail from my husband from October 14th, 2016? Because I never listened to it. I don't. But that your anxiety that you have about leaving them is how I have about the opposite.

Yeah. Mine's not leaving them. Mine, I have anxiety. If I were to go try to tackle this, it would stress me out. Just throw the phone in the lake and start over. Like I did with my Instagram messages. No. Well, I deleted them off.

If you've ever Instagram me before, it is out of my box. Wow. Okay. Morgan, I think you'll appreciate how long that took. Yeah, well, it's so much work to clean out social media. I mean, ours on the show account has like 99 plus. I can't get it to go away from that number. and I'm like, I can't clean it out.

I don't know why. There's not like a clear all button. There's a clear what you can kind of see. Yeah. All right, let's go over and check the news. Bobby's Big. Stories. You've been following the Britney Spears stuff that happened yesterday?

Yes. Wild, huh? Very. Because she gets up in court, but she was on the phone or Zoom. She wasn't actually in the courtroom. But the judge let her talk for 30 minutes. And she gets up and she's like, okay, listen, I don't want to have. have a conservatorship anymore. I can't spend my own money. She says she has an IED that was put

inside of her. IUD. Very different. Thank you. It's a very different. Yes. An I U. IUD. And she's like, I want to have another kid, but they put this inside of me. Right. Which is crazy. Which is crazy. I mean, that, I was, you know how we watch Handmaid's Tale and we think that show is so crazy and it's like, But, I mean, her life is being controlled and ruled even down to something like reproduction for herself. Spears said during the hearing via phone that she wants the court to end her conservatorship with the father. She said, I'm so angry, it's insane. I've lied to the world that I'm happy and okay. It's a lie.

Maybe if I said it enough, I would become it. She said, I am traumatized. I fake it to make it. I'm not happy. I can't sleep. I'm so angry. It's insane. I'm depressed.

I cry every day. I hate that. And it was, it hurt to hear so I didn't pull the audio. I did want to talk about it for a second, though, because it doesn't seem like something that, I don't know what the other side is saying. Yeah, Justin Timberlake came out. Did you see some of the...

Well, he's in trouble. He needs to do a lot of, like, digging. Just dig himself out of a hole. Because he is not in a good place with America right now because of what people saw in that... The documentary. The New York Times documentary.

So when he says something, I'm kind of like, all right, what's your motive here, buddy? Okay, that makes sense. I hadn't really thought of that yet. So she's trying to get her. Again, I don't know both sides, but that being said, this doesn't seem like something that I knew was happening. You can just put an IUD in somebody and be like, all right, go live your life. We're going to make sure you don't control your own. Right, because that's a whole procedure at the gynecologist.

Like, you have to go and it has to be put inserted, right? And so, like, I don't, my gynecologist has been trying to talk to me about doing something like that because of my premenopause. But I don't want to do it because it's my body. And right now, I don't feel comfortable with putting that in there. And so I couldn't imagine having to do that. And she has no control over what's something that's inside her body. Like, okay, fine. If you want to work with her finances and make sure she's okay here because she may be not be able to take care of it.

But to insert something inside of her is nuts to me. That was the part two that really stuck out to me. Violating. She added, she was forced to take lithium, a drug that's usually used as a mood stabilizer to treat manic depressive or bipolar disorder. A lot of this stuff, I don't know the insights too, so it's hard for me to speak on. But when I heard her talk about the fact that she can't even go with her boyfriend and, you know, paid certain bills. I'm like, hmm, well, that stinks. But then when she said there's an IUD in me and I don't want it, I was like, wow.

So, I mean, I'm on the Free Brittany movement. I'm hashtag Free Brittany. Yeah. I wish I knew all of the story from both sides, but it ain't my business to know. All I know is what I hear and see. And they released the court stuff yesterday, so I did listen to it. But I'm on hashtag Free Brittany. Yeah, and if people want to learn more, too, that's the hashtag Free Brittany.

If you put that in on wherever you follow on social media, it'll give you a lot of info. This one could qualify as the ultimate feel-good story, as Juckett. opposed to that last story. In Massachusetts, Leah Rose Fiega was in a rush after buying a $30 diamond million scratch-off ticket. Turns out she threw away a lottery ticket without scratching the numbers off completely. It was a full 10 days later when the son of the store's owner went through the tickets, he saw an unscratched one and scratched it off, and that was a $1 million winner. Oh. And since she was a regular in the store, they knew exactly who'd bought the ticket, called her, shared the good news, and returned the ticket to her.

Amazing. I mean, that's legit. The store will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the ticket, but she's also promised the family an additional reward for the kindness and honesty. Lunchbox is shaking his head over there. There is no... She threw it away, guys. Like, why would you call someone that threw something away? Because they get $10,000? Yeah, they would still get $10,000.

They would get a million if they did. Exactly, they get a million dollars, and they can shut down their store and live on a beach. And I bet you they could have cashed that, and that would have just been their money. Like, there's no way to come back. and legally go, because she threw it in the trash. She threw it in the trash. On their property. On their property.

You're just repeating things I'm saying. No, I was going to add to it. It's not like they went to her house and dug through her garbage to find the ticket. They went to a, their trash can picked it out and said, oh, this is a winner. I mean, that is. I think it's pretty cool. I think it's very cool. Yeah.

So you would want them to do that for you. You just hate that it happens. No, no, but I would never throw away a winner. I don't care how much in a hurry. If you're going to buy something that you can win millions of dollars on it. You don't just throw it in the trash without double-checking. That is from KTLA. Finally, this makes us feel like we're living in the future.

And also the past. Hot air balloon rides to space are becoming a thing. By the way, count me out. I didn't like the hot air balloon ride. I did over a field once, much less to space. And the price tag is, well, not cheap. A company called Space Perspective is taking reservations with the first space balloon ride set for 2024,

up to eight people can go at a time. trips last six hours and one ticket costs $125,000. Heck no. Heck, no. I don't care if it's free. I don't care if they're paying me $50. I don't think I'd do it for $500. I don't think I'd do it for $1,000. No chance.

Okay, just for fun. A million? Oh, now that now that was, oh. Yeah, I'm probably up there in that one. I need to see your, make sure that nothing's gone wrong. But, oof. All right, there you go. Those are your big stories. Those were Bobby's big stories.

On the phone, from his home, is producer Eddie. Eddie, good morning. Hey, good morning, bones. You sound tired. Question one, are you tired? Ooh, man, today's the day, like, everything hit. I think when I was walking, the adrenaline kicks in. My body was in shock or something, because I knew I had pain in certain places,

but I just really couldn't feel it. Everything felt tight, but I couldn't feel pain, actually. But today, dude, like my toes hurt. Weird. They hadn't hurt all week, and my toes are hurting. Muscles really tight. But here's the thing, though. I woke up like a 5 a.m., dude.

I guess I'm still on Eastern time. So even though you had the day off, you still woke up at 5 a.m.? Yeah. That stinks. I've been just kind of like watching TV and doing nothing. You taking pain medicine or anything? Yeah, I'm trying to stay on top of town and all. Ray, if we can get that.

I know you're not walking today, because Eddie walked from West Virginia to Tennessee, but I keep looking and the number keeps going up on the donations. Really? It's at $269,175. Nice. Wow. Every time I would check it, it would keep going up. Go ahead.

Yeah. No, I just wonder how people are just still thinking about donating. Like, what are they? Maybe it's still in their mind, maybe social media. I don't know. Maybe the podcast. Yeah, they're listening to it later. Or they're like, I'm going to see if he really finishes this.

And then when I get home from work later, I'm going to donate. Maybe. Maybe after I, sometimes it takes people to take time to go online and actually do it. Well, today will be the last day we leave it up on the website of bobbyvones.com. We have far exceeded any expectation or any dream wish we had about the money being raised. Oh, for sure. We never thought we'd hit 100,000. And so for Eddie to make $269,215, is wild.

So I'm going to go ahead and say it. Our new goal is a million dollars. I'm just kidding. Now, we will take it off today. But you know, you've just done so much. And I don't know if you've heard, but lunchbox is very irritated, you know, and he keeps talking about this even off the air. And now he's wondering what he has to do now to get the press that you're getting.

Yeah, I really do. I don't understand what I have to do to get the news to cover me because I do stuff all the time. Eddie goes for a little walk through the woods and he gets, the news following him. Well, Shaq had, earlier in the show, Eddie, we were talking about Shaquille O'Neill bought a computer for somebody in a store and lunchbox like, it's all set up. Eddie does this. Shack does this. How come nobody goes when I donate $2 to PetSmart? Like when he's checking out. Yeah, they ask you if you want to donate and I do $2 every time.

But to be fair, Eddie didn't do this for press at all. This was just going, excuse me? No, it evolved. It was a natural. And then when he's out there, he said, hey, if the press wants, to come cover me. That's him calling for the press. I never said that. First of all, first of all, that's him going, hey, if more people hear my story, maybe they'll donate to it or they'll learn about what the cause is, National Angels.

I think your intentions are wrong. No, I have the same feeling. If they did a story I mean, maybe more people would know about homeless pets that Petsmart, the donations go to and they would donate. They would stop by Petsmartter, go to petsmarch.com and donate, but the Petsmart thing is that the pet smart thing is once you don't have the intention of donating while you're there, but when you swipe your cards, they're like, hey, would you donate a dollar to PetSmart?

Yeah. And I do, too. They ask for a dollar, and I do too. It is, and that's great, too, by the way. Thank you. I love that you do that. Eddie, what'd your wife say when you got home? What did you guys do for dinner?

Oh, so, I mean, of course, we ordered Pizza Hut. That's, like, my welcome home dinner. I mean, it was great. We just kind of hung out and, like, caught up, and I showed the boys a bunch of pictures and stories and everything, and we ended up watching basketball, and it was just a good night of just, like, chilling and hanging. it out because I'd miss them, dude. It'd been so, it's been four days. Is anyone else a little shock that we didn't hear from George Strait?

I mean, just a little bit. I am. Yeah. Honestly, I kind of thought, well, this is something that's super interesting. Like, the people, Eddie, like, challenged his song, and then it turned into this whole thing where he's, like, doing the actual walk. He's carrying love. All this money is being raised for foster families. Like, it's, it's a little crazy. It's a little crazy to me, too. Maybe he's...

Sure, he's probably living his life. He could be on vacation. life, like doing his thing in San Antonio. My thing is, surely there's somebody that is on his team that knows. We're on in San Antonio. We're on KJ in San Antonio. And maybe they called him and he's like, well, isn't that nice? I don't know. I mean, I'm sure he's proud of you. I got some ocean property selling too. Yeah. Scuba, what's the, what? We didn't want to reach out to them because we were like, hopefully organically, they'll hear this and call. But then Scoobo was like, I'm going to make a, you know, reach out myself. What happened? So I reached out a couple different times and

they said they'll try, they love the storyline, they'll share it with him. Apparently he's been out of town, MIA, for the last couple weeks, so he hasn't been able to call in, but they said they're really trying to get him to call in. So at this moment, nothing. Aside from that, and maybe that's true. Yeah. And probably that's true. But since when is out of town and you can't call somewhere? It's not like it's a rotary phone at the house.

Let me spin the wheel around. Yeah. Yeah. Regardless, I was just a little surprise. Yeah, but I don't care. I still love him. Yeah, no, I'm sure there's something up for the reason. and he couldn't just blow a phone call in.

Yeah. Yeah. But again, color me surprise. Eddie, we are pumped that you're back tomorrow. We're pumped that you raised all this money. I sent Eddie a note last night. I was like, man, we're all so proud of you.

I killed it. Great segment, great everything. So that's all. Just checking in with you to see how you're feeling physically. Yeah, thank you, man. Hey, and about the George Strait thing. George Strait's at his house right now. He's like, hey, George Strait stayed the night last night.

He was so proud. Sorry, go ahead, Eddie. We've been hanging out. When I got to Bristol, I was hoping, like, I thought maybe, maybe in the back of my mind, like, ooh, maybe they surprise me at Georgia's there under the side. He helicopters in. Oh, you thought Georgia would be at the finish line. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I thought that would be cool, but that didn't happen, no. We can't get George's in his attacks, and they thought he'd be in a helicopter.

Okay. All right, Eddie. Hey, see it tomorrow, bud. Have a day off. All right, guys. All right, there he is. Producer Eddie. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private,

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or acts like Joey from Friends. He's kind of the man's man kind of guy. But forever, he was a recreational bodybuilder. Like he would come in with the, drinks, he work out all day. Oh, like the creatine? Yeah, everything. And you're not doing it as much anymore. No, not since I got married.

That was your lifestyle, though, for a long time. Correct, yeah. But he is really upset about this subway sandwich thing. Okay, so yeah, the subway footlong tuna melt, I'd been getting it for 10 years at $10 a pop. I did it after bodybuilding. I would do it before spring break thinking I was getting fit. I was getting protein.

I was eating tuna is what the footlong said. Heck, I ate a tuna melt before my wedding. I said, you know what? I want to look skinny. Tuna melt. Heck, I didn't know I was going to look all bloated and everything. It doesn't even have tuna in it. So I got mad. I wrote a message, email, whatever you want to call it to, his name's John Chidsney. The CEO Subway. And I said that I want reparations. You want to be paid back for all the tuna that you bought. Yeah. It's not really tuna.

All right. So what did the email say exactly? I mean, I can read you the exact email, but I... Please do. So I said, dear. CEO John Chidze. You called him CEO John Chidzzi? Just so they would get it to the right guy. Got it. Okay. I'm writing to ask for 520 tuna footlong subs. I've ordered

over the past 10 years. This equates to approximately one per week. I'm asking for $5,200. Many of the receipts should be stored in computer systems in the East Nashville subway. I said that I'd bodybuilded and I would use the tuna. I also would go on modeling shoots and I would eat a tuna sub before the modeling. I said, God knows how many opportunities I missed out on because I thought I was eating a foot long tuna sub and it didn't even

include tuna. And then I ended it with, I planned to reenter subway and pick a new healthy sub. I trust that the meatballs are meatballs, the turkey's turkey. I said, I'll forgive, but I'll never forget. Please Venmo me and I left it. You left your Venmo account? Yes. And so. Amazing. You're asking for how much money back? $5,200. So it was 52 subs every year for 10 years. How much do you think you'll get back? I mean, if I got that whole amount to be amazing, they give me a couple hundred dollar subway gift card, I'm down.

But my only point with that was, I just expected to be tuna flavored. I guess when I go in somewhere, I just probably think if it's come, if it's a chain, it's got to be like packaged and stored and processed and who knows what's happened to it. Like make it tuna flavored and I'm good. Otherwise, I'll go and get my own tuna from the grocery store.

Yeah, but why is it, why don't, Why is it is real tuna too expensive? What's the deal? I think it was already made an easy, right, Ray? More than too expensive. I would go and get the packs of tuna when I was in my, it get extremely fit stage. I would go and buy the SunKiss Tuna packs for $1.49 or the can. I don't know.

I was trying to think from a business standpoint, why not give the people the tuna? They want the real tuna. You mean it from Subway. Right. Like, why do they have this weird concoction? Maybe it's hard to keep fresh. Maybe. Yeah.

Ray, let us know how that goes, buddy. Okay. let me thank everybody if I can just you know indulge myself for a second we got some more ratings for breaking bobby bones and they were fantastic It's almost like I can't believe it Because we had two episodes last week And one of them was really sad The first one on the towboat I encourage you to check out both episodes

You can get them on Amazon You can stream them in that Gio channel But when the ratings come in And I'm always waiting for that email to come in and go Yeah we bottomed out this week That's it I'm always waiting for that And it didn't

And they were like it's rocking And listen the show runs a little too late From my taste honestly Yeah 10 9 Central I'm uncomfortable stand up that late So for everyone that does and watches it in real time, like that makes an actual difference, and I appreciate it. We can keep doing great things on that show, not just to create a show, but we get to actually

change people's lives on this show. And so the fact that you guys will watch it live on Nat Geo on Sunday nights, it is just massive, not only for me, but for, you know, what the goal, what my overall goal is. And that is, and if you watch the show, you see, it's to leave places better than when I got there. And so I just want to say thanks. this weekend, one of them's on a fishing, like a deep sea fishing boat, and it's not a big boat, it's a small boat. You could walk from one side to the other in six seconds. Like, that's how small it is. It's not like a big, massive boat.

I got on the boat, and I don't know how much they haven't me vomiting, but I got on the boat, and I couldn't stop vomiting for two days, and I couldn't even focus to try to do the task. And we got there, and we did it, and we drug for, I think, I think a halibut on the bottom of the ocean floor with nets. And it was a wild, wild episode. But I was just sick. the whole time. It really keeps me from doing any sort of cruise. Never been on a cruise, but now it's like I don't even want to try to go on a cruise. Yeah, you know you can't handle it. And that was extreme because it was a small boat and we were rocking.

Maybe a big boat doesn't rock like that. It doesn't. Unless you encounter maybe some big waves. Is there two episodes this weekend? There are one of them as the fishing one. And the other one is, I don't know. I just messaged Morgan number one. I was like, what's the other episode? Sorry. So I have no idea what the other one is yet. I was genuinely curious.

I appreciate that. But if you're wondering, watching that at Geo app, watch live. by the episode on Amazon, but just a big thank you for me to you guys. I was with a team that does research on radio shows, and she said to me, she doesn't work for us. She works for the company on a national level. She goes, I've never seen a group like the B team for a radio show. She goes, especially now. She goes, that doesn't happen anymore.

And I was like, I know I'm not surprised. I mean, I'm delighted, but I'm always surprised at the great things that the B team's able to do too. So thank you guys. Thank you for indulging me in that little talk. that's all for now. I do want to grab a couple calls. This is Sydney in Oklahoma who was on the phone. Sydney, you're on the air. What's going on? Hi, how are you guys?

Sorry, I didn't hear what you said. What did you say, Sydney? Yes, this is Sydney. Yes, I'm sorry. Ray was talking to my ear telling me we were dropping a song because we're running late on time. I just how are you guys? Oh, good. Hey, I'm good, Sydney. Thank you. What's going on? Nothing much. I was just calling in to just thank you guys for helping you guys for helping me stay so positive. My husband left for boot camp in March, and there's been like a lot of delays with his training, so I actually won't get to see him again until the end of July. So it's just been like a really long period of time without him. And I just love listening to the show every

morning, and it just keeps me positive and helps me through my days. Well, we appreciate that. We hear a kid in the background, too. Yes. I have a two-year-old son. So I know it's got to be, you know, pretty hard, harder with a two-year-old and your husband not there as well. So first of all, tell your husband when you talk to him, we said, thank you for serving. Amy, I know you relate to husband being away, which is kind of what she's dealing with now. Yeah, I know. She's in the beginning with the boot camp starting. Like, this is you getting your feet wet for, you know, what's to come.

And just know that you're going to surprise yourself with how strong you can be. And just try to find ways to support him as much as possible. because he's enduring all kinds of new crazy things. And then hopefully you have a good support team back at home. Yes, I do have a great support system. And thank you for that. I really appreciate it. Well, Sydney, thank you.

Good luck. And we're just grateful that you exist and that you listen. And grateful for what you're doing and what your husband's doing. Well, thank you. Have a great day. All right. You too. Bye-bye.

Mike Dita tell me it's the kayaking episode where the guy who got shot in the face. Oh. Lost all his vision. Yeah. So you're... You're kayaking blindfolded or something? Yeah, these two episodes may be the best duo back to back this weekend. Eddie watched that one and cried like baby.

I feel like it's hard to beat last week. No, I'm telling you. I don't know. This weekend that power together, pretty good. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day. This story comes to us from Queensland, Australia. A 28-year-old man got his dream car, a Lamborghini cost him $350,000.

Only problem is he got so many speeding tickets. they seized his car and it's now going up for auction. They take your car away if you get a bunch of tickets? Yeah, they say they will not tolerate bad driving and putting people at danger and he has dozens of moving violations so the car is going up for auction with less than 700 miles on it. It hits weird, but I don't hate the idea of if you're just a terrible driver and you have dozens of tickets, I don't hate the idea of them going, no more driving for you. No more driving in, you lose your car.

You have dozens of tickets. Yeah, no, I mean, it's just kind of crazy that they can take your car. But the government can take your land here in America if it's just in a way and they want to build a freeway over it for no reason. I thought they had to pay you for it. Well, yeah, but they pay you like a dollar. Normal rate, yeah. Oh. So I guess I'm just surprised because it seems new to me, but it really isn't that new of a concept.

Yeah, probably not. And so this Lamborghini, a $350,000 Lamborghini, what's it look like? It's purple and it's custom built. Like, he got it custom built. It's a 2019. I don't even know how to say. Huracan? I don't know. I don't know much about Lambos. I know I want one, so I may get in on that auction. So he's probably not easy to spot. This car's awesome. It's awesome. It's awesome. It's so cool.

And I'm not a Lamborghini guy. This is all cars. Awesome. Wow. Okay. There you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. I had to go get measured again yesterday for my wedding suit and they have all these measurements. And I said, hey, why don't you measure my height while we're here? And I come to you. But you know how tall you are. I come to you all. with a heavy heart to tell you I was only six foot in three quarters I was really begging for that six one

We've known your And sometimes though the tapes are different sizes Okay well I think we've been saying six foot for years now But I was That's very sad Okay I'm sorry I was really feeling tall yesterday too And I was like hey well

Because got the suit fitted the first time I had to get it refitted yesterday just to make sure And so I guess it's after Because so we ordered it it. Yeah. After it comes in, you re-mike, did you get your refit? Not yet. We have a lot of time,

but I probably have to do it right before the wedding, too, whenever that is. And so, I was like, hey, measure me with your tape. And I really wanted to come in today with a picture showing I was 6'1, but I was 6'4. But I was 6'4. Yeah. Okay. I'm very sad about that. Sorry, you're still processing that.

But if I wear a good tennis shoes, I'm easily over 6-1. What's the importance behind being 6-1? Like, why? Who cares? Well, there is an importance of being 6-foot. Okay, why? Because you're a better leader, a better person. You go to heaven faster. It's just a lot of things.

You're not six-foot people. Okay. Got it. There's also a married couple that have set the Guinness record for the biggest height difference. The woman is 5 foot 5. Okay. The man is 3 foot 7. Okay.

That's like you're going to say deep deep tall. I know. That's a difference of 1 foot 10 inches, which is apparently a record for the different sexes taller woman category. Gotcha. Like that's the world record for a woman taller than a man. So they got married And made me think about my story where I'm about to get married But I am not 6'1

It makes me sad But my suit did fit pretty good So you feel okay about that At least you feel okay about something And here's the thing Like I've been hitting it hard As far as eating right, working out And I don't feel like

I feel like I put on a bunch of A decent amount of muscle But not lost a bunch of weight And I was really looking for that second one So you were just looking for all kinds of things yesterday. I was. I really didn't get what I was looking for because I've been going extremely hard. But it was a good day.

Find you're worth another thing. I don't. I like to find more than that. That's what's up. You guys have a great day. Amy, anything going on with you? Therapy. Yeah?

Yeah. You? Well, I hate to just read all the work stuff I have all day because nobody cares. Cars getting fixed outside of work. trainer to work out a little bit to not get any skinnier, dang it. And then I have a spray tan. Oh. That's right.

Nice. And the spray tan person I use now, she's awesome. She drives around in a van. She opens the door and you go in the van. They spray you, and they drive off. Then the spray doesn't get everywhere in your house. Yeah, and it stays for like a week. I'm kind of a spray tan kind of sewer at this point of my life.

I'm not ashamed either. I'm sick. You know what? I'm six foot and I spray tan. Two things I'm not ashamed of have. I just came to that really. scream it loud. All right. Ray, take us out of here. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bone Show.

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