The Bobby Bones Show - (Fri Full Show) Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani Share Inspiration Behind New Collaboration + Lunchbox Blames Morgan For Not Selling Pallet Items + Listener Offers Lunchbox Car Deal

Episode Date: February 9, 2024

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are on talking about their new duet "Purple Irises," and what inspired it. Plus, Blake shares some of his favorite memories with Toby Keith. Then, find out why Lunchbox is blaming Morgan for not selling the pallet items and the new deadline he has. Also, a listener who works at a car dealership calls in and offers Lunchbox a deal...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I got you. I'm Agoode. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar. of, you know, the cat just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Friday show. Morning, studio. Morning. All right, let's go around the room. Give me a story you found that you thought was super compelling. Amy, go first. So this is from CNBC, and I thought you would like it, Bobby.

But the number one, ick when it comes to job interviews is if someone is late. They said that that's worse than if you don't show up with the right attire Or even if you say the wrong company If you show up late, just turn around Like there's no coming back from that for you Unless you don't have an arm or something And you lost it on the way to work It's got to be really big

Because you have to do best best best foot forward in an interview And if you're best best best best foot Is you being late I can't imagine what your normal foot's going to be Yeah. Unless there's some crazy. And if there is an excuse, you don't need to go. You need to call. You need to go, hey, this such has happened. It's bad. I am not able to commit. Can I reschedule? Better than showing up late. Okay. Yeah, that's the worst. So, yeah, sorry about that. Biggest dick. Anybody, nobody here was late.

Dude, the job interview? Even to the job anymore. Shout out to you guys. Not anymore. Eddie, I'm not going to you until last because your stories are so boring. Oh, I got a good one, though. I know, but I didn't even realize what your theme was and your theme's always like scientist stuff that's not even interesting. Not this time. Lunchbox you're up next. Oh, man. Out in San Diego,

someone decided to open a Bible study in a strip mall. So they're having Bible study. That's cool. Oh, dear Lord Jesus. And they kept hearing noises coming from next door. They're like, what is that? Keep going, you know, and weeks go by, and they keep hearing these noises. And as they're leaving Bible study, the males are getting told,

hey, you should come over here and get a massage. So they called police? Oh, my goodness. It was one of those massage parlors. You know what I'm saying? So. Yeah, we're hearing noises. No, I hear you.

We got it, dude. But the Bible study just happened to be next to the happy ending massage place. And they were hearing noises. Yes. So then they went and told on them. Yeah, they went and told on them. Got it. And police started doing an investigation and they shut it down after.

Got it. Did it say on that in the story that they were hearing noises? Yeah, it says they were hearing noises through the wall. No. And that when the males were leaving Bible study. Right. Would they ever go? The people at the massage barter would be like,

hey, you need a massage now that you're done studying? Temptation, man. That's how it works. Now I'm going to go. You got to go last. No, you're going to like mine. Go ahead. Headliner, go ahead.

Okay, go then. Okay, I'll tell you. I'll tell you what. Okay, so the Coast Guard, you know, I didn't know they do this, but they go and they inspect those big containers that come in ships into the port. So they're in Houston, they're going through all the ships, and inspecting everything, and they hear a, in one of them.

scratching, scratching. What is this? Open this container up. They opened it up, and there was a dog that was in there for eight days. Hadn't eaten, no water or anything. Yeah, dude. How do it live? These containers come from different countries.

No, I know that, but I thought maybe they'd put the dog something. How do you survive for eight days? I saw that found a dog in there. Maybe there were rats in there or something and just paid on that. But yeah, so they found the dog, and now the dog is up for adoption. I thought that was really cool, too. His name's cargo. The dog's name is...

Trailer. Connie. Nothing to do with the shipping And how do they know the dog's name And then secondly, why would they not name it's something cargo related? Right. If they don't know the dog name to begin with, it would have been Ship?

Like cargo. Yeah. Horty. No, cargo. Horty. All right. Hey, it's a good story, huh? That's good.

It's not like what you normally do. Thank you. That's what you normally, that's not what you normally do. Sounds like to tell me something good. Yeah, this is good. This one here from your tango. So here are the eight behaviors that will have people losing respect for you most. Being late.

Coming in at number eight. being a buzz kill. Yeah. Let's give awards to whomever we think does this the most when I say it. It doesn't have to be a bat all the time, but who's the biggest buzz kill? You. Yeah, yeah, you'd be a good buzzkill. Like we're having a blast, blah, blah, blah, Bobby.

Hey. Remember that time? You get DWI tonight? You're fired. That's not a buzzkill. We ordered one beer. We ordered one beer. All I'm saying is, what in the world?

We're at a work trip. Guys, just reminding you, if you get a DW out, you're fired. It's not my fault. But we didn't even get the beer yet. We just ordered it. I know, but I'm also leaving early. And I would want you guys to remember.

What does that sound like a buzzkill? Buzz kill. I was like, wow. I don't even think I drank that beer. I was like, I told the friend, like, take it back. I don't want. This is awkward. It's not.

I'm just reminding you, don't drive. Yeah, man. Because I value you as my friends, but also the people I work with. A.k.a. I've probably done that a bunch, too. Oh, dude, that was 10 years ago. I know. Then we have one guy that...

But also, I just leave. When we're in Vegas, he comes up and he's always like, oh, I don't like that bad. I went... What the heck are you doing? Get away from us. Number seven, devaluing your time. I don't know. How do we give that award?

Yeah, what does that mean? Yeah, who would do that? I feel like we're all pretty good about that. I don't think there's a real. Unless you count... I mean, I'll go with Morgan. Like, sometimes you rambled a little long. What?

But it's not devaluing. You're putting that. Well, we had to pick somebody. No, you didn't. I'll say Morgan. Hold on. I might have to turn my mind. Go ahead.

Morgan, because she's always having us do her best bits. There you go. Okay, sorry, that's part of your job. Number six, showing little interest in others. Oh, that's tough, man. What is this list again? Who kind of ignores this all the time? Amy.

What? Yeah, Amy. I go Amy. Because even like this morning we were in the same room. She never said hi to me. Showing little interest. Okay. Eddie, I passed you in the hall.

You said hi. What? Shut up. Complaining. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Whoa. Number four, arguing.

Lunchbox. All right, I'll take that. Number three, interrupting others. That's me. You nominate yourself. I'll nominate. Also, Eddie, did you say hi? No.

Okay. You're busy. You're busy. Buckling on a stance. Huh? Oh, that's me, probably. Probably. I don't really have a stance on you.

You make a winklewool fler. Then you just sort of like, yeah, whatever. It's not that important. I just can't say. And then number one, having impatience. Oh, Bobby. Yeah, I'm pretty impatient.

Bobby. Even with myself. All right. Amy, I just need to get, you won, I don't need to get a single award. No, she did. Which one? You said, devaluing time. That was Morgan.

And then, yeah. Eddie's screaming that I don't care about others. No, it was, what is it? Yeah, show's no interest in no interest. All right, let's get the show and I started now. All right, Bob, no show. Let's open the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air.

It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Yeah. Whoa, Bobby Bones. My mom passed away five years ago and in the last couple of years, I've highly encouraged my dad to get back out there. Try dating. He's still youngish. He deserves to have someone in his life.

Well, a few months ago, he met a woman that he's smitten with. But I have two problems with her. For one, she's about my age. And two, her occupation is fitness influencer. My dad is nearing retirement, and I'm afraid this woman is trying to take advantage of them financially. I'm afraid to say anything because I could be wrong. I wouldn't want to interfere with my dad's love life. Also, I don't know whether or not this relationship will go anywhere anyway.

What should I do? Signed daughter of a widower. Okay, first of all, good for your dad. Yeah. Getting a fitness influencer. That's pretty funny. No, I think of mine. Not bad.

You know? That means he still got it. Yeah, yeah, pretty good, too. This really, you know, we talk about chili. It's not so much your chili to get into as far as I don't think this is right unless you know like a fundamental reason. It's not right. He could really like her or he could be like just getting back in the mix and you know what? What better way to get back in the mix?

I'm with a fitness influencer. That's right. Always be weary of somebody that doesn't have a purpose. She may be, I don't know what her fitness influencer means. She put that in parentheses so it can mean it's a joke or that really could be a big thing. She's influencing people with her fitness. Or she could be making a good living off of Instagram. Really.

So, but if someone doesn't have a purpose or a job or be weary, if, if, like, your dad has money, I understand why that would be scary to you. Because somebody was talking about the Tender Swindler the other day? Yeah. I never watched it. Such good documentary. You need to watch that, dude. It's so good.

It's old now. People will take advantage of people. I'm going to say unless you really feel that you say that you say that you say, something that makes you lead to belief that she's taking advantage of financially. Don't just have that thought in your mind and react to just the thought that you've created in your mind. Because if she was an age appropriate fitness influencer, it'd probably be okay. Because sometimes, you know, we just wish our dads would have, you know, or would date

not so young women. But if dad's like, what do you mean? 58. Well, I went through this with my dad. It's weird when they date younger. And she's like 32. That's okay. Yeah.

They're all adult adults. They're not even like. But I could see where that would be weird if she was the same age as you. Yes. Can you do like a blanket statement of just like, dad, people nowadays, they just like scam people and you've got to be careful. Yes. I think you would know though if you're leaning toward, you know,

they say they are fit. I know, you don't say any of that stuff. Nothing to indicate you're talking about that girl. If you haven't been actually shown reasons to worry, don't speak of your worry. You can have the worry, but don't take your dad down because you're just worried about it.

It's okay to have concerns, but just keep your eyes open. Yeah, because he's an adult. Keep your eyes peeled, and he's having fun with the fitness influencer. Yeah, he's having a blast right now for sure. He's a lot younger than him. Be happy for him because it sucks.

His wife died. Your mom died. That sucks. So, unless you see something, don't say something. Do you have anything you want to say to that? Yeah, the first thing that came to my mind was, you know, not my circus, not my monkeys, but it's your dad.

So I feel like it kind of is one of your monkeys that you care about. I think. Well, you can go to the circus, but don't throw peanuts at the monkeys. Right. You don't need to accuse anything, but I do think it's okay if you wanted to talk to your dad just to make sure, but ultimately he's going to make the decision for himself. But you don't have to position it that she's done anything wrong. Just be like, Dad, so what do y'all talk about?

Like, are you all getting along great? do you see a future with her? Just get to know their situation. And that might bring you more comfort. If he shares things that like line up with, yeah, this is real love. What if he's like she's a fitness influence or she's 20 years younger, it's awesome. Okay, well then you have to respect that your dad's just trying to get with a...

Oh, man. I would leave it alone for now. I would just leave it alone for now. Okay. Just check his financial records. If he's withdrawing a lot of money, then you need to say something. How do you check it? I don't know.

Hopefully you have access to it. You probably don't, though. All right. Thank you. Let it be until you have a reason not to close it up. We got your email and we've mailbag. The most talked about segment we do. Fun fact Friday.

Fun fact Friday. I'll start. It's almost impossible to castrate a hippo. Wow. Their testes are on the inside. Oh. They recede even deeper during surgery. And their location can be up to 16 inches different hippo to hippo,

so they don't even know really where to find it inside. Whoa. I always wanted to be a ninja because what they would do, I would read. in order to make sure they weren't vulnerable in certain spots of their body, they would take theirs and push it inside of them. So if you kicked them and it wouldn't hurt. Ninjas? They would train to do that.

And that's why you wanted to be a ninja? Oh, that'd be so cool to be able to do that. Then I could beat up the bullies. I was like, if I could just shove that in my stomach, I beat up the bullies, not knowing that also hurt when I could punch in the face. Right, right? Yeah. But I thought I could shut that one thing down.

Yeah. Amy. Okay, so a single bat can eat up to 1,200 mosquito-sized insects in an hour. So sometimes you might be like, ugh, bats. A thousand? Yeah. And they can eat 6,000 to 8,000 mosquitoes or insects in an entire night. And so next time if you're freaked out about a bad, just be like, oh, thank you for eating all the mosquitoes that are about to bite me.

Give thanks for bats. Yeah. Thank you, bats. And they're little, too. That's a lot of, like, insects in their stomachs. And they're kind of cute, unless you look at them up close. They're face. Oh, that's when they're really cute.

Their faces are so cute. They call like a Monet. What movie was that? Clueless. Somebody from afar looks good. And you get close and like, oh, that's funny. Monet. Monet, because it's blurry.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. But bats like that. You're like, oh, it's a little cute. Ah! You get right up close to it. All right, lunchbox. Women typically urinate in a wider stream than men after giving birth.

So centuries ago, the way they determined if a woman had been intimate or not is they would watch them pee, if they peed like a man, they were good to go. What do you mean peeved like a man? Like, stand up? No, it was like a straight stream that was like a man, like a straight line. What? Wow. Is it like when you put your thumb over the water hose?

Yes. Yes. It's wider. Guys. But if it was straight, that's crazy. That's how they determined if they were. This is so weird. But that's how they did it centuries ago?

It's definitely kind of fun. How does he find these fat? I don't know what he's searching. But it's bizarre. I know. Eddie. So did you know that pistachios are not nuts? They are actually fruit.

Did you know that you say it funny? Yeah, pistachios. Who are you? Mr. Formal. Pistachios. How do you say it? Pistachios? I'm not saying my way's right, but when you said it, I felt like I...

It was weird. That you had some advanced agree. No, no, that's a hard word for me to say. Say it again, go ahead. Pistachios. Go ahead. See, I don't know what to say. But they're not nuts.

They're fruits. They actually come from a tree, and it's called a troop, and they fall from the tree, and it's like a little fruit. And you open it up. That's interesting. Tomatoes. A fruit. A fruit. A fruit.

A fruit. Fruit. Wow. So basically anything that has a seed inside of it is a fruit, not a veggie. So if you plant... My nickname in ninth grade. One of the little... So inside the shell, is that a seed?

And if we were to plant it, would a pistachio tree grow? Yeah, I don't know. I didn't say that in my little fun fact sheet. All right, Morgan. In the 1940s, it was a retired school teacher who came up with Candyland, the board game, to entertain children who were hospitalized from polio. Because it's a color system game, it required no reading, which made it easy for young kids to play.

Wow. And impossible for me. I was a young kid. since it was a color system game I sucked at it I sucked at it yeah presidents didn't have degrees do you know they're nine

no that didn't have college degrees older for the most part George Washington because I don't think the college there were a lot of universities no

tuition wasn't formal Andrew Jackson Martin Van Burenzackeray Taylor Miller Philmore Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Grover Cleveland and Harry Truman that was surprising

because that starts to be like black and white TV time yeah yeah so you go fun fact and weird Fact. Friday.

Thank you. Fun fact Friday. It's time for the good news. Oh, it's Bobby. Yeah, it's something good. A couple things. Back in December, we did our gift giving on this show, and it had to start with S. And Eddie bought Ray sports betting.

On Draft Kings, he bought him like 20 bucks for the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl. A bet. It was $100. It's $100. I think it was $100? Yeah. We didn't have a minimum? The gift was $100.

Wow. And he would have won like 500 bucks Yeah 800 800 Well Ray was like I don't want that So I'm going to go ahead and cash out now Ray how much did you get from it We got the exact amount of $100

Yeah so he just took the $100 straight out But Eddie was like no if you just let it mature The Cowboys are going to win the Super Bowl And luckily Ray cashed it Because as you know they didn't Well the Super Bowl is this weekend And this couple got married Jessica and Matt Grime

And everybody at their wedding Got a $2 sports bet on the 49ers winning the Super Bowl So they gave everybody basically a future. That's really cool. That's cool. It's pretty cool. If the 49ers win, each ticket can win everybody about $20. That's great.

So it was at about 10 to 1. I love that. That's pretty funny. The bets have managed to extend the excitement of the wedding for some of the guests, and everybody's reaching out to still talk about the wedding because the bet still is existing. And then if you're a fan of that team, like now you have all those people behind your team. So you kind of bought some fans. but that's kind of cool though.

It's 180. All right. Still, that's a fun idea. Yeah. So a $2 bet. And you know some people just do it away too. For sure. Oh, man.

That's like, well, they get 20 bucks. That's a pretty good idea. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'll say it.

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Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day, And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah.

He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that.

There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. It's the easiest trivia game ever. Easy trivia. The category is Bobby Bone Show hobbies. Nobody goes home first round. Lunchbox. Who on this show?

has a new hobby of breeding butterflies. Oh, Eddie. Yeah. This doesn't come in yet. I'm a little worried about the order. Eddie, who has a hobby of playing wordel? Oh, lunchbox. Morgan, who on the show is an aspiring singer?

Abby. Correct. And Amy, who on the show has a new hobby of bidding on mystery boxes of sports memorabilia? You. Correct. So, nobody went home, but if you would have missed it, you'd have heard this sound right here. You've been bow. Lunchbox is the returning champion.

He won last season. You're playing to five. Eddie, lunchbox, Amy, all have three wins. Morgan has two. Wow. Lunchbox should go first, champ. You're ready. Okay.

The category is famous cities. Mm-hmm. Which country do the cities of Toronto, Quebec, and Vancouver belong to? Canada. Correct. Eddie, what country do the cities of Sydney, Perth, and Brisbane belong to? Australia. Correct.

Morgan, what countries do the city of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka belong to? Japan. Correct. What country do the cities of T-Worth? Cancun and Al-Acapoco belong to. Mexico. You guys were doing that, throwing me off. I just going to try to hit the natural accent.

I couldn't do it. Everybody's still in. Easy trivia. Company logos, lunchbox. What e-commerce company logo is a smile that they put on their shipping boxes? Amazon. Correct. I never knew it was a smile until you just told me that.

Really? I was a little arrow thing. I always thought it just weird. Eddie, what broadcasting company has a peacock logo? NBC. Correct. Morgan, what athletic brand has a three-stripe logo? Adidas.

Correct. Amy, what broadcast, podcast, and radio streaming platform has a red heart logo? Okay. I feel like, is this a trick question? Okay. I heart radio. Correct. Okay.

Easy trip. Yeah, she almost got fired. She almost lost a job. No, it seemed too easy. All of a sudden, we never addressed that she's gone, didn't even know her. Like, we didn't even play the bone for him. You fired. She's never, no, she's just gone.

We just keep going, never go back to her. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. Famous, famous presidents. Lunchbox, what president is on the $5 bill? You're the money man. Aren't you money man? Yeah, but I don't look at fives.

I mean, come on. Oh, shut up. Okay. What president is on the $5 bill? Stop. Five seconds. I'll go with Lincoln. Correct.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Eddie, which president was shot at Ford's theater? in Washington, D.C. Abraham Lincoln. Correct. Morgan, what president gave the Gettysburg address?

Gettysburg address. I feel like I should know that. I feel like you should do. Thomas Jefferson. Incorrect. You've been bow. Amy, which president was a wrestling champion and was born in the log cabin in Kentucky?

Do we say? Well, I will. Okay. Lincoln. Correct. All answers were Abraham Lincoln. I almost said it and then I was like, no, it can't be a third in a row.

Sorry, Morgan, you've been boned, you're out of here. Yeah. The Gettysburg-A dress, I felt like it's a pretty easy one anyway. Four score. It is. It just really threw me out that both of those were Lincoln. Yeah, I hear you. Geometric shapes, three people remain.

Ooh, clear your throat, bro. Is that what you were doing? That was wet. That was wet frustration. That was drier. Lunchbox. What geometric shape is generally used for stop signs? He's drawing it with his hand right now?

Pexagon. Incorrect. You've been boo. Stop signs, how many sides? Eight. Eight. Octagon. We've got there, Amy, but thank you.

Oh, sorry. I was holding my breath. Eight octagon. Yeah, draw it out. Two, three, four, five, six. Until you get eight, don't stop. I might have to look at it about it. Eddie, what's the geometric shape of a can of Pringles called?

The can of Pringles is a cylinder. Correct. Wow. That's a tough one. Man. That's a tough one. What's the geometric shape? We're all off octagon, dude.

I know, but I looked at it. I hear you. There's one in the middle. What's the geometric shape of a globe called? A globe. The geometric shape of a globe is a sphere. Correct. Good job.

Not super easy, but still kind of easy. Easy trivia. Two people remain. Amy and Eddie. Acronymbs is your category. Eddie, what does the acronym F-B-B-E-H. I stand for in the United States. Federal Bureau investigation.

Correct. I'd have gone female body inspector. That would have worked too, right? Yeah, why not? What does IRS stand for, Amy? Internal Revenue Service. Correct. Eddie, what does NBA stand for?

National Basketball Association. Amy, what CEO? Chief Executive Officer. Good. Easy trivia. Two People Remain. Famous dates. Eddie, what famous attack happened on U.S. soil December 7th, 1941?

Oh, it's the Day of Infamy. It's Pearl Harbor. Correct. Amy, what president was assassinated in November 22nd, 1963? 63, JFK? Correct. Good job. Famous writers.

Eddie, what poet wrote The Raven and the Tale Talehale? Hart. Edgar Allan Poe. Correct. Amy, who wrote Horton Here's the Who and How the Grinch Stole Christmas? How the Grinch stole Christmas and Horton Here's the Who. I'm hoping that it's Dr. Seuss, but yeah. Answer? Yes. Correct. Eddie, who wrote a Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist? Charles Dickens. Wow. Good job. I thought you got unlucky with that one. That's good. I thought you got unlucky with that one. This is crazy.

Amy, who wrote Harry Potter and also Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them? Harry Potter? J.K. Rawling? Correct. Oh my gosh. One more category. Way to sudden death. The category is science.

Eddie. What gas do plants absorb from the air and use during photosynthesis? It's either oxygen or hydrogen. What gas do plants absorb from the air and use during photosynthesis? this. Take that. Or did they? No, they take the hydrogen from the air,

turn it into oxygen. Give me hydrogen. No. You had the right thought, just the wrong gas. It's not oxygen. It's carbon dioxide. Oh, okay. But not hydrogen.

Okay. Yeah, yeah. Amy, if you get this, you win. Okay. If not, we go to sudden death. What's the scientific name for the voice box? The voice box. In the throat.

That's the voice box. Throw in the butt. The scientific name for the voice box? Mm-hmm. The Does it start with a V? The trache. No.

The. Larynx. Yeah, the larynx. Oh. I say vulva. No, Eddie. That's not it. That's not it.

You're thinking of the uvula. That's what I was thinking of. What is it? Larynx. You're thinking of the little floppy thing that things down. Yeah, that's not it. The other thing, not that.

Okay. You two, we have three questions. Come on. Speed around. Buzz in your name. The category's fictional animals. Okay. Ready.

Yep. In Greek mythology, what creature is a hybrid of a lion and an eagle? Oh. What? Eddie. Eddie. Legal. No.

A hybrid. Amy. Incorrect. It's a Griffin. I heard of that. Question number two, buzz in with your name. Which is Earth's only natural satellite? Eddie.

Eddie. Ruspick. Incorrect. What's Earth's only? What did you even say? Rusbicton. What's not? What's Earth's only natural satellite?

Oh my God, I feel like I know this. The moon. Correct. No! You're thinking of like the Russian spaceship? What is that called? Butnik. Sputnik? Sputnik.

That's it. He's got to way off. Eddie, you got to get this one to tie to go to one question in sudden sudden death. Okay, okay, okay. Amy, if you get this or he misses it, you win. What creature is said to transform from human to wolf during a full moon? Amy. A werewolf.

Winner. Let's go over to Caroline, who lives in Chicago, who's on the phone right now. Now, hey Caroline, welcome to the show. What's going on? Morning studio. Morning. Okay. I have this pet peeve that I thought maybe you could help me with.

Okay. And maybe it's something I don't know. Whenever I work at any business that had a door open for people to come in, break, clips or stores or even a chiropractor waiting for patients. My husband, he works with cars. We have this issue every once in a while we notice when we walk right up to work at 8 o'clock or I drop him off at 8 o'clock. People literally will follow him up the door. Like he has this key in his hand, his 90-pound bag on him, and saying goodbye to his daughter in the car,

and they're standing out of the car holding him their paperwork, like, do my car. And you feel like that's a little aggressive? So I'm wondering, like, is that silly that I have the pet pee? Like, it just, even at great clips. people would watch us open the door we hadn't even turned the light on yet and they'd be walking up behind us walking in

I think you just kind of have to understand human nature where I don't think individually these all are weird people but if they're there early to get it done so they can get out they probably want it done as quickly as possible and so if they see somebody

it's weird I wouldn't go up to somebody I'd let them walk in turn the lights on I'd take like 10 breaths and then go in but I feel like in that space I'm pretty normal but I think it's just understanding could you see it across all these different professions

people will be there and they expect to be served right away even if it's not really time to do that. I went to like a first come first serve like a medical clinic one time and they were coming, they were close for lunch. First come first serve. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They do like, they do like, you don't tell us. Go ahead. First come first serve, right?

So I was sitting in my car because they were out for lunch and exactly one o'clock the lady comes walking in with the keys. That's first come first serve though. That's different. But I was in my car and I said, you know what I did that? I was like, let me take a breath, let the lady get settled in, turn the lights on. by that time, three people walked out of their car, ran in, and I was fourth in line. Yeah, so you got Black Friday. Yeah.

But that's first come first serve. Right. So what I'm saying is, I know it's a pet peeve of hers, but like, if you want to be first, you got to follow that person in. That's true. You want to win. Sometimes it's uncomfortable for everybody else. It is, yes, it can still be your pet peeve and it can be annoying.

But there's no law being broken, and they probably get their service faster. Yeah, man, that's probably doing it. I would be annoyed too. Like, I'm getting out of my car to go to work. And someone's right there. Hey, hey. Hey, that's showbiz. Go on the back door.

That's what I'd say. Yeah, if you're open at 8, you're open at 8. But they're there at 7.45. Yeah. That is open. So, yes, let that remain a pet peeve, but also just it's human nature. And it's not you specifically or your industry. It's all across the board.

It's just the thing that is take a breath before you walk in. You let them sip their coffee. Unless you're at the clinic. first come first serve. Or you want to go get on the Texas Giant roller coaster. That's true. Six Flags. As soon as they open that thing, even if they're not open the roller coaster 50 minutes, you've got to run. Exactly.

Get there at the front of the line. All right. I didn't help her very much. Caroline, thank you. Hey, job. Yep. Okay, thanks. Here's a voicemail that we got last night. So I am just following up on the pallets of junk that you guys are wanting to sell. Bobby, we told Lunchbox that he had either two or three

week to sell that stuff or start selling that stuff and Morgan takes pictures of it and somehow lunchbox gets it on social media or however he was going to do it. I'm just curious on where he is at on that. Me too. Oh yeah, we've been taking pictures. We've been having to scale back the operation because Morgan has been a little under the weather this week so we haven't been able to take any more pictures. So Morgan's been at work.

You've been at work. And she can't even record a commercial. Like she doesn't even record it. But you can take pictures. No, no. No, no. But you can also do it. Yeah, also, I'm not in on this.

Like, I didn't buy into this. Like, this is your thing. And I only offered to help because you don't know how to use technology. Amen. You are the social media person for this show. This is not her job to do this. The show's not making it from it. In the rules, you said Morgan will take pictures of you with every item.

So she's... Get someone else takes pictures of you. I don't know who knows how to work the cameras. What, a camera? Every single person but you. Your phone. Yeah, but so again you have another excuse. She's had her vertigo going on, so she hadn't been able to help take pictures this week.

Okay, so you should actually then have some compassion for her. No, it's like I am. I'm feeling bad. So I said, no, we don't want you to take pictures this week. I want you to get better. Did he say that? No, he hasn't brought anything else up to me. We took pictures one day and we took like 15.

He's like, okay, that's good for now. And then I was like, okay. Break time. Whatever. That was it. Scuba, we got to move the stuff. Yeah, I know. I guess I gave him too much.

I've been doing it. No, no, I mean, but we haven't put it anything anywhere. There's no progress. There's nothing. We have not moved forward at all. No, no, I have been. Now, I'll take the ownership. Stop.

It's gone on way too long. No, you're not going to come in and try to take over again, just like you did a lot. I'm also investing in it, though. It's called actually getting it done. So one clear the room out. That's what I do. Exactly. And I'm one of the investors, so I have a stake in this.

I like to get it moving as well. As a businessman, I will get it done. Here's the deal. As commissioner of this, trade. Next week, the last week where if nothing happens Scooby's just taken over. Yeah. No, stuff's been happening. I'd rather just throw it away at this

point. Me too. I'm over it. I think we just call it a loss. Yeah, I'm good with that. No, no, no, we can't ever invest with lunchbox again because... That's incorrect. Incorrect. Thank you for asking that question. Next week, TikTok, TikTok, TikTok, he's on the clock, clock, clock. Oh, you're only put on TikTok? No. That's not a bad idea.

Here's Amy's pile of stories. So I have some phrases that only Southerners use. So I'll say them, and then Bobby, you define them. Go. Fixing to. That's easy. Yeah.

I'm about to do something. I'm gonna work fixing. Fixing. Because I said that a lot growing up. I mostly removed it from my vernacular because I went to a lot of speech pathology and they were like, you sound super hillbilly when you say fixing to.

But I wonder if fixin too came from. All right, what else? Hill of beans. I don't, it's a quantity of something like a, like it doesn't amount to a hill of beans. It doesn't amount to. Yeah, my grandma's all the time. Never heard that one.

Yeah. Because the hill of means what's that? Yeah, like quantity quality. Wow. Yeah, what else? Let me let you go. Oh, let me let you go. It means you want to get off the phone.

In a polite way. I'm like, I'm gonna let you go. Hey, hey, let you go. I'll catch you up with you next week. I feel like I've used that one before. Let me let you go. Oh, yeah, all the time. That's good.

Yeah, what else? Give me some sugar. Kisses. Give me a kiss. That's flirting. Well, not even that. No, like the grandma. Oh, great.

Oh, okay, yeah. A rooster one day and a feather duster the next. One day you can be king of the hill. One day, the next day, you can just be something that's cleaning up the place. Wow, that's country. Yeah, all this stuff feels like stuff that was said to me all the time. Go ahead. Don't brag about your fortune now because it could be all gone before you know it.

If the creek don't rise. I know that. We don't chan't use that one. If the creek don't rise. It means that you plan on being somewhere unless something crazy happens. Oh. Like unless the world ends, we say that there. But we shouldn't use that one that much.

All right. Butter my backside and call me a biscuit. That's crazy. That's what that means, basically. Right. That's crazy. Oh, okay. According to a new American Gaming Association survey,

a record 67.8 million Americans are expected to bet the Super Bowl game this weekend. Well, it's legal now in 30 or so states. Is that why it's increased so much? Oh, yeah. You can do it without having to go to jail. Yeah, the dollar amount. Like last year was it 16 billion bet. Yeah, drag kings.

Everybody get on draft kings. It's awesome. 23.1 billion is expected. Well, last year, though, you could bet as well. But yes, it is growing. It's growing. Yeah. So most people are going to be gambling online, probably through like draft king, something like that.

Then there's another group that's just casually with friends, office pools, and then actual bookies is a small percentage. Aren't those legal? No. The office pools are fun. Okay. And you can do that. People still probably will. Are you doing one?

No. Last minute? No. I'm doing draft kings. But if you download draft kings. use the code Bobby Sports because that'll help us. But yeah, awesome. What else?

Okay, in FYI, most people are betting on the Chiefs. So Hardy is going to release a rock album. He announced that this week. And then today, he put a single out that's called Rockstar. But the cover art for the single is pretty cool. It includes images of Hardy dressed like Kurt Cobain, Paul Stanley, and his Kiss makeup outfit, and Freddie Mercury. That's pretty cool.

Hardy goes hard. Yeah, he does. Hardy goes hard. Your daughter uses the Elf Cosmetics? Yeah, she does. I was watching this thing about it. I guess they're going to have a pretty epic commercial during the big game happening on Sunday. So make sure you keep an eye out during the big game commercials for elf cosmetics and the courtroom drama, apparently.

Yeah, there's going to be someone super famous making a commercial debut. So I'm going to be looking out for it too. I'm excited. I don't know who it is either. So I'm pumped to see. All right, there you go. I'm Amy. That's my pile.

That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Well, the Super Bowl is this weekend, and since 2020, the Maythalor family has been doing this. They live in Missouri. They're huge Kansas City Chiefs fans, and they turn their house into a huge light show. You're talking 15,000 LED lights. There's a huge light show with music.

Play, Ray! Fucking drive in the neighborhood past the house for four hours a day because they said the bills are really expensive. This is the Tomahawk chop, though, from the Braves? No, I think the Chiefs do it, too. Really? Because they play at Arrowhead. No, I know I get it. No, I understand all that.

I just really consider the Braves as the Tomahawk choppers. I didn't know the Chiefs did it. And I think Florida State does it too. I think all those guys chop. How do we feel about that? The chop? Yeah. It's fun.

I mean, I like doing the chop when I'm in a game. Yeah, I agree. I know. Maybe I should. It is enjoyable. Maybe I shouldn't. Maybe I shouldn't. That's pretty cool, though.

They're that big of fans. They do Christmas lights, but for the Chiefs and for Super Bowl. And I know the city kind of knows that they do it. So a lot of people just drive by, I take their kids and get them pumped up for the Super Bowl. Chop with it. Yeah, I think it's awesome. In like five years we'll get canceled for this bit.

Oh, man. Well, they're doing it, not us. But it is fun. Because we said it was fun. That's a fun thing. Doing the chop. Yeah. I mean, if you're at the game, don't you do the chop?

No, because I'm not a fan of teams that do the chop, but I would do the chop. You do lunch? If you go to a Braves game and they're in it, you would have to do it. I mean, I did a chop. It's like the wave. Do you do the wave when it comes around? I do not do the wave. Will the ocean be offended?

We don't know yet. Yeah, we don't know. But everybody's a little woe. All right, thank you. That's a fun story just for the neighborhood. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win.

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Here's a voice smell we got last night. It's funny if there's an update on a lunchbox giving to eat three pounds of food and then weigh himself right after to see if he's three. pounds have you. So yeah, just want to about an update on that. Thanks. Most of our calls are now updates on things lunch walks and said he was going to do, but hasn't done. Like selling the stuff, like the pallet, like eating three pounds

of food. Any update on that? I'm waiting. So if we bring the three pounds of food in, you'll do it. Yeah. I've told you. Yeah, I like that. I've told you that for months. Okay. Okay. We heard him. Next week we'll bring in three pounds of food and he'll eat it and we'll see if you wait three pounds. But I need to be warm, fresh food.

It can't be cold to heat it up. In the microwave, grab like deli meat or some fried chicken or something. We're not doing his. I'm not doing deli meat. Like, what are you talking about? I need a meal. Thank you.

See, as you can see, he doesn't want to do anything. Thank you for that. Let's go over to the morning corny. Amy, ready? Ready. All right, go. The morning corny. Why did the sheriff lock up his valentine?

Okay, why? Why? She stole his heart. Okay. Oh. That was the morning corny. You know what I thought I was going to say? Uh-oh.

What? Because she grabbed his pistol. Is that why she put him in jail, though? Yeah, that's why she locked him up. He locked her up. Got it. What was your face, Bobby? It just could have been.

It could have been really dirty. Yeah, there's a lot. Or it just could have not been dirty and just been like dark. Okay. The Friday morning conversation with Blake Shulton and Gwen Stefani. Hey, guys. How's it going? Hey, Bobby.

Hello. Hey, what's behind you? that like specific art to a project or is that just like the Jetsons like what is that that that was from an animated cartoon I did years ago it was just um just some of the art from that that's cool yeah it kind of looks like the Jetsons meets Gwen so now it makes sense hey Blake I want to push you off for a second and just talk to Gwen is that cool I don't blame you you've talked to me plenty of time that's true that's true I'm excited to talk to you guys this is so different well thanks and I'm a massive and have been a massive no doubt fan forever

Listen, I saw you when you were opening for Bush. No, I went to a Bush concert and saw you guys back in like way, way forever. So I've been a fan for a long time. But I guess my question is when you guys are getting back together at Coachella, which is a massive deal to somebody like me. But have you guys started rehearsing yet? Do you need to rehearse? We haven't even spoken.

I mean, we literally had like one Zoom. But we're about ready to get into it. It's going to be, I feel like it's going to be like riding a bike and we're going to be, I think we're going to be laughing a lot when we look at each other that I'm going to be. And I didn't know. I mean, it's just been very bizarre because we were excited about it, but the vibe and the energy and excitement that I feel that's out there that's, you can't see it, but you can feel it is beyond what I could imagine. So it's pretty, it's pretty wild. Yeah, for me, it's super exciting. Usually I don't give a crap who's headlining a festival that I'm not going to go to.

and also I'm not going to watch it online. However, they do show the stream and I will watch you guys play because to me like that, that's super cool. That's awesome. Thank you. We are excited and I'm excited to get back in rehearsals with those guys. They're very meticulous. It's going to be like really bizarre learning some of the old songs again.

And, you know, it will just be no doubt songs, which will be completely different for me as well. So it's exciting. But not exciting about what's happening right. Right now. Okay, see, steps I was not going to say, Blake, you feel left out. I know I was going to get back over to it. No, Bobby, trust me, I mean, when they made the announcement that they were getting back together for the show, all of a sudden, I started having people check in just to say hi with me that I haven't heard from in years. Just, hey, man, it's thinking of you. Let's get together, knowing where this is going. So trust me, I know. I'll direct this one to you, Blake. Purple Iris says we've been playing it. You guys are doing.

doing another song together, the times that you have, they've been super successful. Just why again, why this song, and do you feel the pressure for it to, you know, crush again? Well, of course, I mean, you always feel, you know, pressure at some level. I mean, you know, I think the pressure that we feel this time around is just because we love this song so much. I mean, it's the thing that Gwen wrote with some friends of ours and, and I fell in love with the song the very first time I heard it. I think she knew that there was something different about it. And so she asked me to come in and sing on it.

And we got Scott Hendricks to produce the record. She's always wanted to work with Scott. And it's just turned into this piece of music that I think it's kind of, it can live anywhere. And so we just decided to run with it. And we're having a blast. We just love the song. you know eventually you guys will be able to do a whole show of just your songs i mean you got

two number ones and you have this one coming now i mean how many do you need to actually do that tour a lot more but it's but it's fun to come up on stage with blake and the i started the first few times i ever did it i was like it was just it was so different like being in front of that audience um and i it felt like wow i'm on blake shelton stage i just kind of made me feel like, I don't know, new all over again, like, like nervous and excited and like having to prove myself and all the things that I've done a million times, but like it, but with my best friends. So it's, it's really fun to have another song, especially something that I wrote that I, I didn't write this as a duet. I just wrote it and it's, and I've been writing, trying to write and try to find

my voice right now, who I am, you know, as a record, as a writer, right, you know, for a long time, like since like three yeah forever and when i wrote purple irises it was like okay i landed like this is the vibe this is this reminds me of like the back of the station wagon on the way of the church like listening to music um you know when i was a kid like and in the you know 70s or 80s and me and blake both like kind of land in that like familiar land of like yacht rock that's like where we both are like we love that music and we'll sit for hours and be like have you do you remember this one do you know this one it was a one hit wonder, whatever it is, right? So this song kind of reflects that time period for me.

And the fact that he liked it enough because I respect Blake so much when it comes to music. And he wanted to be on it because I actually was, I would never ask Blake to be on one of my songs. Like that would just be weird. You know what I mean? But I have absolutely no problem asking you to be on my songs. I don't know, but it's different. But for some reason, he, like I texted him. And he was like, okay, I go, just come try being on it.

He got up out of the chair and came over and 21 minutes later. He was like singing on the demo. So we're excited about it. And so you guys sing in the same studio? Because a lot of times you don't, but they also, the people aren't actually, you know, living together. But you guys went to the studio at the same time and sang together or no? We were both there. We tracked it together and then went back and sang it together.

We even were going to try to like sing it at the same time together. but that almost gave Scott Hendricks a stroke, so he decided to split it up there. But we were together. In fact, Gwen, I couldn't, Gwen's really good at harmony, so she was helping me find my parts and stuff that day. Where do you guys fall in the old Venn diagram of music that you both love? Like, what shared music do you both love the most? You know what?

We've learned a lot from each other. I think, you know, that sweet spot she's talking about with the yacht rock thing. but, you know, we've learned a lot of music from each other, and one of my favorite time periods that I've been able to expose Gwen to is like that Steve Warner, the weekend time period of country music, which, by the way, I put in the yacht rock category, and that's just kind of where we hit together. But, you know, there's a ton of stuff like bread or Ambrosia or Fleetwood Mac.

There's a ton of those bands, artists like that that we just never get tired of. In the past week or so of videos come up on my TikTok about both of you, both like throwback videos, there was one whenever Blake you were about to have a number one with Austin or was about to achieve some landmark and someone was like the hardest thing about that song, Blake, and again, you had mullet and cowboy hat, you know what you look like, and is that you're going to have to sing it your whole career because it seems like it's a pretty hard song to sing. And then with Gwen, with you, there was one that popped up on mine

where you were playing, it was like your first ever TV appearance with no doubt, like on a public access channel or something. Oh my gosh. That is that. That I can't believe you watched that. I mean, I was literally, I was literally 17, I think. Whenever that, because you're not putting this stuff up, old fans are finding old stuff. Do you guys ever, are you ever on TikTok or social media come across some of this old stuff of your own and like, holy crap, I cannot believe. I don't, I haven't thought about

that in forever. For sure. I mean, I'm kind of like Dora from finding Nemo. It's like things. kind of, I don't remember anything. So I'm like in the moment, right in the moment. But the other day, I started thinking about purple irises. And I mean, honestly, the song came from basically 2020, Blake and I were on the ranch with the kids and we were in quarantine.

And we would just, for us, it was like kind of fun because the world stopped and we were able to just like be together and have this simple kind of life that we always like dreamed about. And we were on a little bit, of like an exploration on the ranch and we found these purple irises. And it was like this old broken down homestead that probably was there like 100 years ago, right?

And we and all the kids were with us. And we all like started pulling them out. We're like, oh, let's take these and we'll transplant them like over to the lodge where we live. And so we probably did like a hundred of them. It's just like a project to do because every day we would try to find something to do. And then years later that became this beautiful

like garden of purple irises. And they're these like, they're not wild. Somebody planted them like a hundred years ago. And now they're living on our land. And it's just like, my point of the story is that I was looking through some of my old pictures. You know, they just come up on your phone. And I started thinking about, I think my family couch, like growing up when I was like a teenager had like irises on it. And the picture like comes up on my phone.

And it literally was true. Like it was like this yellow couch with these irises. And so now anything that has to do with irises is like, oh my God. foreshadowing to the future, me and Blake being on this song together. And, but yeah, like that just reminded me of that picture because I saw that yesterday. And I, I'm wearing like a black and white striped prom dress sitting on the couch. And I was like, that is like me forever. Like, I've never, like, changed from the same style or the things that I love, you know.

And to now fast forward and be talking to Bobby Bones from L.A. with Blake Shelton. Like, what? I'm the complete opposite. Thank God. I changed. my style and my appearance of stuff over the years. Don't you agree, Bobby? You're quite a dashing gentleman now, I will admit.

Oh, yeah. Thank you. Hey, is that a Jets jersey? What are you wearing? What is that? No, it's a signed Jalen Wattle jersey that. Oh, it's okay. I see Miami.

Yeah, I don't even, I'm not even a Dolphins fan. And I'm not really a Jalen Wattle fan, but I won it. So I wear it. I have all these signed jerseys and I'm not going to frame them. So I wear them, because I'm... Sell them, man. If you're not going to frame them, come on. I don't I sell them. I don't know. I'll give them away. You want one? What do you want?

I want that one. Nope. Too small. Hey, so, hey, about your song real quick. Don't give me sidetrack, man. So with Purple Irises, Gwen, and you're writing it, and you said you wrote it with two friends of yours. When you're writing it, who did you have in mind for the song? Was it for you as a solo song in your head? Was it for you? You thought maybe used for the band? Like, where did you think it would go? I was writing another like solo record basically. I started writing like we talked about like in 2020. At first I started writing like a reggae record. I was like I'm going back old school.

Like I'm going to the roots, you know. And like I went through this whole like journey of writing this music. And then it's just sort of was, you know, when you just know that I don't know how to explain it. But when you know that the right music is there and it feels like, oh my God, this is what I care about right now. like i don't even care if anyone else doesn't care like this is this reflects where i'm at and for me like having been around forever i mean it's like you don't want to repeat yourself you don't want to like i'm not ever going to be hollabat girl again or i'm never going to be you know what me like it's like you want to keep evolving and becoming who you are now especially with the

songs and reflect like your actual life and the truth of who you are so when i was i finally wrote that song it was it was the first of like the record that i am going to be putting out that is kind of in that zone and just happened to keep Blake on it. I mean, honestly, never thought of him when I wrote it. It was about us. I mean, the song is about us. It was written to him. And when I got kind of like this sense that he would maybe be on it, I was like, well, I could

just rewrite the whole thing. Like, if you really would be on it, like, I would just go rewrite it. But then when we actually listened to the lyrics, we didn't have to even rewrite it. he just like hopped on the second verse and it worked. And it's just one of those kind of miracle moments in songwriting where you just and to be able to share it now is beyond exciting and scary and weird because it is so like a real song that I wrote about my life about me and Blake and now he's on this song and now it's out there in the world.

And I think those are the best ones though. It's like just open your heart up and just tell the truth and then someone hopefully relates to that and gets the joy that we're getting out of it. The song is Purple Iris is. We've been playing it all morning. Blake and Gwen are on with us now. Hey, Blake, we talked about Toby a bunch this week with Toby Keith's passing away. And it seems, you know, everybody has a great Toby Keith's story or 10, but I know you guys, you have a history as well.

I don't know. Can you give me something that, you know, makes you smile when you think back about Toby? well you know Toby was a he was a kind of a tough nut to crack you know to get to know and and

but once you were in that inner inner circle with him you could do no wrong almost and and he was just that kind of guy and I was out on tour with him for I don't know I think a year and a half maybe two years solid like we were just out there with him the whole time

And over time, you know, we started to develop a little bit of relationship. We're both from Oklahoma. And so that was kind of our connection that we had early on. Then he made me put together a basketball team with my band and crew, whatever I had out there because he loved to play basketball. And he wanted to play every single day. And so we did. And, of course, you can imagine me out there, and it only got worse from,

with my band and crew, so they just killed us every day. But we became buddies over time and to the point where, you know, almost like a little brother type thing, you know, Toby was the king of tough love. And I remember one day I told this at a thing we honored you at last fall there at the Opry, the people's choice thing. But it really sums up, you know, Toby sent you. humor because he could be ruthless in a funny way.

And he had, it was right in the middle of the shock in y'all days. And he was just the king of country music at the time. And the CMA awards came and went. And I think he was up for, and who knows, a bunch of awards. And he didn't win any of them, you know. And that was just, Toby almost never won awards, you know. and it was, I think it was, in that moment, I don't want to say it upset him, but it would get under his skin a little bit, and I knew that I could say something to him about it, and it was piss him off,

you know. And so the next, the following weekend, I saw him out there, and I said, hey, man, you know, because at the time I was, I was a baby artist, I said, you know, someday, if I ever do get nominated for, for any awards, man, I hope it's against you. youth. And I thought it was too. And he literally without a beat, skipping a beat, said to me, he goes, you know why I brought you out here on tour with me? And I said, no.

He goes, because I wanted to prove to the industry that I really don't need an opening act, which was so true because every night I walked out there and, you know, it would be like 15 people in a 20,000 seat amphitheater. and then at some point in the 20 minutes I left the stage and he came on, it would be completely sold out. So he was dead on about that. But he was just always, always that guy. And I just, I loved him.

I looked up to him. And he would have done anything for a friend. And you can ask his close circle of friends that. I mean, there's amazing stories of Toby's loyalty and his generosity. and just his heart. And he came across as this big, you know, tough, hard-headed guy, which he was, but there was also another side of Toby Keith that if you ever got to see, it was, it was unbelievably generous. Well, we appreciate you guys' time.

And thanks for sharing that story. And we're going to play Purple Iris again, which we've been playing it all morning. And congratulations on the early success of it. And good to talk to you guys. and hopefully we'll see you in person sometime soon. Thank you, buddy. All right. See you guys.

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Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come. Look for up and. coming talent.

He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat, just hang in there. Yeah.

It would not be... Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Bobby Bones Show. Bonehead. This story comes to us from Atlanta, Georgia. A 20-year-old man is out on probation, and when you're out on probation, you have to pay fees.

There's called probation fees. Once a month, you've got to pay him. So he's like, man, I didn't know that. I didn't know that. And so he went online, paid his probation. fees. Only problem is he used stolen credit cards he broke into a car a week before and got the credit cards.

And you know, I wonder if he had no money and he broke in to just pay his probation fees so he could, oh, man. Oh, yeah, I mean, I didn't think about that. Wait, are we supposed to feel bad for the bonehead? Well, what if he didn't have any money, Amy? I know. He had to get a stolen credit card. Yeah, the credit card was also used at a local gas station and at a restaurant.

Okay, well, he was, he needed gas and he was hungry. Which again are recesses. I don't know. I know. Tell me you bought a PlayStation or something. Yeah, we need something trivial here. He went to the bar. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah. You don't see that? They said investigators said there are other charges based on other car break-ins in the area. Okay. Yeah, still sucks. Yeah. He bought a book with it too. Oh, no.

Probably gave to charity. All right, thanks. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. All right. before we go, I want to talk about this for a second, is that I don't see lunchbox's computer because he is right across from me. All I see is the back of it.

He's on it. Always researching. And when artists are in, he's on it. It looks like he's taking notes, but he's always playing like Wordle or he's on Facebook talking to people. Yeah, fight videos. You name even, I'm doing it. But if you tell me to look something up, I look it up.

I will get notes from different show members that aren't myself or Amy because we can't see behind him. but there's like six of you. And the note that I got recently was that Lunchbox was watching twerking girls during the show over and over and over and over and over again. On his computer, like it was almost a loop.

He just would not stop watching twerking girls. Surely there's an explanation. Anything that you would like to say first, is there truth to that? I mean, there may have been a video on my computer that popped up when I was scrolling. Right, and then you just once watching. Well, I was just checking it out.

because, I mean, it's talent to do that. It takes skill. And the video that, I mean, I think... I'm watching the video now of Lunchbox looking at Twerking Girls that he doesn't know we have. I mean, Mike, can you show it to me? Let me see it. I can maybe tell you what it is.

It's like dorm room girls. Hold on. Let me see, Mike. What? It's like, Lunchbox is watching, like, it's a Facebook twerking girl video of, like, college-age girls just bouncing their butts up and down over and over.

Dude. And the person zooms in on it? It must have been an article. There's no article. It's literally a video on Facebook. Why would you be watching that? No, it probably, I mean, it must have been Twitter

because I wouldn't have had that on Facebook. I don't know how that would have popped up on them. Amy, do you want to come, maybe Twitter? Amy, do you want to see this video? I think when I zoom zoom it, it is Twitter. I take that back up. Or X, whatever you want to call it.

But yeah, I mean, it must have been a news. out of here. And apparently he watched this like 15 times in a row. What's the news story on that? I don't know. I had to see the video. If someone could show it to me. Do you see any news story here?

Now, first of all, she's like drinking something with her mouth up close. And then she takes it and she turns around. And she's like in underwear. And then her butt just like bounce and bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce. Mous, bounce, bounce. I mean, is that not talented?

How many guys? How many times does Bobby watched it? Like four or five already? So it's hard not to. Like when you see? I was just showing it. Like when you see, when you see, when you see, When you see a basketball player hit six threes in a row, do you watch it over and over?

Because it's so cool. Like, it takes talent to do things. That is telling. Why are you watching twerking girls? Why are you watching that? And now that you say the video, I know what it is. It's Megan the Stallion. And she went number one on Billboard, so she put up a twerking video.

And I just... And that's great. But they said you watched it over and over. Well, it happened to come up on my feed. And I was like, dang, so she's drinking some Hennessy. And then she's bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce. And I'm like, dang, that is so awesome that she can do that. And it looked good.

How many times do you think you watched it in a row? Oh, probably at least five. Maybe 10. Weird. And maybe we had a segment on air. What did you get from it? I was just like, man, she's got moves. Like, I mean, I like what I saw.

Let's be real. If you didn't like what you saw, then... I'm not even going to put the other person under the bus. But they were like... It just felt creepy that you kept watching. When you watch it, what do you see? Talent, looks good and impressed. It was kind of from a false.

so I really couldn't tell. I thought it was Facebook for a while. I can find it for you. Your favorites? He does like the jiggle the tushy. Was that, that's on the commercial? Babies. Baby, baby, bugs. Okay. Just be careful what you're watching over there. Hey, when news articles come up, I do the research. I mean, you didn't know making the staguant number one on Billboard, did you? I just taught you something.

I didn't know that. See? So I brought something. Just because you taught me something doesn't mean it's newsworthy or that you should be able to watch butt videos. You can, that's fine, but if it goes any more than that, it... It wasn't. any more than that. Straight up news. And I think that's going to be it. Have a great Super Bowl.

Hope you, you know, if you bet, I hope you win. Yeah, make a lot of money. Amy, have a bunch of money on the Chiefs. To win? Well, I bet it weeks and weeks and weeks ago. It's just to win, yeah. Like halfway through the season for them to win the Super Bowl when every team was in it. And so I think I ended up betting like six, overall I bet like $600 throughout the time.

Maybe $700, something like that. but if I win, I win like $6,000. Dang. Just if they win or does it have to be a certain amount? They win because I bet way early. So if they don't win, it's bad news. All right. I might cash something of it out before the game.

Go Chiefs. Go Chiefs. Go Team Taylor. All right, that's it. We'll see you guys. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win.

I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits. my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated.

So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. When a group of women discover they've all dated, the same prolific con artist. They take matters into their own hands. I vowed, I will be his last target.

He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the IHartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everyone, I'm Ego Wood. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell.

My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that.

There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an I-Heart podcast, guaranteed human.