The Bobby Bones Show - (Fri Full Show) Kenny Chesney On His Sports Connections Through Music + Listeners Claim Lunchbox Hasn’t Been Nice During Some Segments + Morgan’s Heart Melted On Recent Date

Episode Date: March 22, 2024

Kenny Chesney is on the show to talk about his new album, Born, that is out today, the connections he's made in the sports world through his music and more! Then, find out why listeners are claiming Lunchbox hasn't been nice during some segments and if he has to restart his 2 Weeks of Kindness challenge. Plus, Morgan shares an exciting dating update!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Friday's show. Morning, studio. Morning! We'll do a whole hour with Kenny Chesney coming up in a little bit. It's a big deal. We'll also have a world premiere of Zach Brown song in like five minutes or so. But now, let's go around the room. Give me the story you brought.

Amy? Okay, so spring breakers are paying a lot of money to get slapped in the face. And this bartender in Florida was talking about it and saying that they're making good money by slapping the teenagers in the face. Because it's part of a shot. Like, it's called the slappy lap. For $30, you take a shot. You have a pitcher of water thrown in your face. And then you get slats in the face really hard.

And, I mean, they say $6,000 worth of these types of stuff. shots are being sold each night. And so I was like, well, I don't know. Do you try it? These are some weird people, man. Well, Lunchbox used to get artists. He used to do it, but he used to get artists to do the Iron Man shot. Because it's all idiots who do this, right?

So it's not that every Spring Breakers an idiot. But some are. And they're in the mood and they're drunk. So the Iron Man shot lunchbox was what? You do the salt up the nose. Snort it? Yep. Shot of tequila.

And then you chase it with a lime in your eye. So dumb. We did it. Yeah. Awesome. And then like Tyler Farr came in and did it. Artists would do it. You can't see out of your eye for like another 15 minutes.

I don't know. That's not the hard part. The nose running is the worst part. Yeah. You're an Iron man. Oh yeah. And you have to yell. Iron.

Yeah. This shot has a name, by the way, in case anybody wants it. It's called the hurricane shot. I assume because the pitcher water in the face and the slap. Slaps in the face. Oh, do you know who does it? Like a girl in a bikini. I'm watching it.

That's probably part of it. Oh. Yeah. It's. Yeah. It's a thing. Okay. I never heard of this. Lunchbox, what's your story?

Man, a dude in Boston, he needed a kidney. Eddie. Eddie thought about no lady. But he just thought about it. So they went to the next best option. They got a pig from down the street and get my pig's kidney. And it worked? It worked.

Wait, did you grab my friend in the street or they find a specific pig? I guess they found a specific pig. But he got a kidney from a pig. and also doctors in China they gave a 50-year-old man a liver from a hog. So I'm wondering if This is crazy.

These are like holdovers like the person might be about to die and they have no other option. So let's find the closest thing we can do to hopefully keep them alive long enough to get one from a human. And well also in its research too didn't we have a heart story like this

where it's like they were it was like someone volunteered? I think it was a pig too. Yes. It's to take the pig's heart and then it was obvious. Are we like almost pigs or something? I guess. I don't think we're almost pigs, but I think they're probably,

they can see the similarities in specific organs with specific other animals, creatures. Okay. Or they would go to a monkey or something. That's what I would have thought. A monkey's closer to us than a pig. Right. But I would imagine that the pig, in this case, it was the kidney. Yes.

The pig's kidneys probably closer. They altered it. I don't know how they alter it, but I guess it was close enough where they could alter it a little bit. And they put it in them. and he was walking the halls the next day and already producing urine. I was wondering when the urine was going to start. Yeah, yeah.

But that's key, man. Is he still alive? Yeah. Because the guy that got the heart, he lived for a while, longer than anybody else had ever lived with it, but then he ended up dying. But they thought it was a big breakthrough because they found a way to make it work longer.

It says here pigs' organs are anatomically similar to human organs, and then also since millions of pigs are slaughtered annually for human consumption, there's not really ethical objection to using pigs. exoricans, whereas a monkey, it might be like, oh, well, well. I'd be afraid if I, like, damage my wee, they'd be like, let's get a grasshopper. And I'm like, no. That fits perfect.

Yeah, I know. They'd be like, it's the perfect. Yeah. Okay. Eddie, you're up. Okay, so there's a guy in Salt Lake City who's just trying to get home. He says, so he's at the airport. He's in the gate, but he doesn't have a ticket.

So he starts taking pictures of other tickets, like people that have their screens open. He just takes a picture of their barcode. And, dude, he snuck on the plane. Oh, that's brilliant. He got on the plane and he got in the back. bathroom. As soon as he got in, he sat in the bathroom and waited for the whole plane to board because they're like, he didn't know where to sit. So right as the plane's leaving the gate, he gets out, looks for an empty seat. He's in trouble. There are no empty seats. It's one of those.

It was a sold out flight. So he goes up and down the aisle. I would stand the bathroom. And then the flight attendants like, sir, what's your seat? He's like, F-17? And they go there. I'm like, no, they start checking tickets. They find out this isn't real. They look at the surveillance. They go back to the gate. That's crazy. Almost worked except it was a sold-out flight. And he said he just wanted to get home. He didn't have enough money to get home. We don't have to hit me there. I'm just saying.

That's what he said. But that's brilliant. I'm just confused. Okay. If you're scanning the ticket, right, and he gets on the plane, that person comes up that he stole the ticket from? I don't know how the scanner works. I know what you mean? Like he double-scanet.

When they say, hey, wait, that ticket's already been scanned? I don't know. Sometimes it's broken and they just have to look at it. That's happened before. That's probably not here. I don't know. That's almost work, though. That's crazy, dude. Pretty smart.

Mine's about airplanes. The FAA wants Boeing Max planes inspected for a wiring flaw that could lead to loss of control while in the air. See, guys, what are we doing? Oh, my gosh. Well, anything, Eddie, anything mechanical or anything. I saw another TikTok with somebody to the picture and the screws were sticking out of the wing. But that doesn't mean it's broken. But anything mechanical or anything that has computer chips, and it can break.

Just because it's an airplane doesn't mean it's invincible. I know. We've got to triple check these things. that lost control and injured dozens of people last week prompted a rule proposal by the FAA because it wasn't the first time it happened. Official records show the same thing happened at 2021. And so now they're starting to go, well, it's happened twice with the plane kind of lost control. So, man, we don't have a problem. Oh, boy.

Oh, we should look into this. When asked if he thought Boeing was too big to fail because it's like a company, they're not going to, he's like, I don't. And they're not too big to make a good airplane either. But what if you got up and all of a sudden? You lost control the plane and the pilots are like, they're proving it. They have their hands up. Like, look, how are I doing it? Oh, my God.

Oh, that would be terrible. Have you seen whatever? There's a piece on a helicopter. I was trying to find it real quick. But they call it like the Jesus bolt or something because like if this bolt malfunctions during flight, it's, it's, you know, all it's left is praying to Jesus. They literally call it the Jesus bolt. Yeah. And again, again, like as an engineer, you don't want to depend on one.

Oh, sorry. Jesus nut. My nickname of college. Oh, my God. All right, thank you. Let's open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Yeah.

Hello, Bobby Bones. Even though we haven't officially called it quits yet or used the D word, it feels like my wife and I's marriage is over. This is an L in a coffin. I need your advice on it. I went to charge my wife's iPad and it woke up. revealing a series of texts between her and an ex. As I read the texts, it's apparent that it was rekindling of their relationship.

But it was in the very early stages, and it looked like both of them were being careful how to proceed with the other. But it was definitely heading in the direction of, let's hook up. Here's my question. Should I put my wife on blast and blow the whole thing up now or wait and let things progress as they do and use that to my advantage later, giving me a little bit of an upper hand? Like I said, the marriage is broken beyond repair. Signed, soon to be divorced, Dale. What does put her on blast mean?

It means go right now and be like, I saw this. Oh, but it's not like public blast because I hear that as like, put her on blast. Put her on blast and like, I saw this. Oh. This sucks. This might be a shallow question, but like when you're going through a divorce and there's reasons for the divorce, like could he throw this into the reason for the divorce? Well, let's just go to our, let's go to Amy. He's a divorce expert.

I'm not a divorce expert, although I have been divorced. And I think every state is different. I don't know how this would benefit. I mean, because like there's no fault states. They didn't say what state they are. Okay, so I don't know. I mean, the lawyers may be able to use it to, I don't know with the financial situation or the child support or like the percentage you're looking for. So there's all kinds of different factors and it may play in.

This is what I say, buddy, you're already getting divorced. It's probably uncomfortable. If you're already getting divorced for sure, it's very uncomfortable at home. Things aren't good, and they're probably going to get worse for a bit. I don't think I would throw this in the mix to get worse, but I would hold on to it. Because it could get dirty in the divorce, and if she tends to get dirty in situations and she throws some stuff at you, you've got that. If you don't ever need to use it, there's no need to use it just for spite. But it is good to have, it's not going to help anything right now.

Things already aren't going well. and it's good to have in case she lobs, you know, a couple things over at you. So save it. Wait for a rainy day. Hopefully it never rains. The whole thing sucks anyway for you guys. I'm sorry to hear that. But I would not do it right now anyway.

And I would just keep it in case you feel like she's doing something that lacks integrity later. Everybody's hurting when something like this is happening and you may not respond the way you would want to. So just know that. Like check yourself, ask others, ask friends. You're hurting. You don't want to look back and regret behaving in a way that. He asked me. You wouldn't do.

I know this I'm saying. I'm a friend. No need to use it now because it's just going to make it worse. Everybody's hurting. And only use it in whenever the divorce is happening. If there's a stage where you guys are like comparing notes on why you hate each other and what you should get. If not, don't even use it then. Best case scenarios, you never have to use it.

You're already getting out anyway. Yeah. Keep in your pocket just in case. Got to have it. Keeping your pocket. Keeping your pants. That's what they say. That's what they say.

Thank you. All right. That's the mailbag. Close it up. Mail ammo Bobby's Mailback Yeah It's now time for fun fact Friday

Fun Fact Friday All right what's the most fun fact you found this week I'll go first People in France They don't really use RSVP anymore Because the language is so formal Although I do think of people in France It's being like, oh, former

But do you know what RSVP stands for? Reply sincerely very promptly. That's good. Is that it? Is that it?

No, but that's good. Okay. That is good. I always thought the argument reply in it. I just didn't know the rest. Yeah, because you're replying. Or I thought it was reply Sebupley. It's one word.

Is it reserved? Reserve seats. It's Reponde. Oh, it is Sebu play, though. Wow. Look at that. Okay, you knew that. I didn't know that.

What is Siebu play? Cibu play. French, as quick as you can. I don't know. Look that up. Please? See, I don't know. I have a minor in French.

So people in France don't use it. RSVP means respond as sible play. Please. Please respond. So they don't use that. We do. Dude, why are we using French words? I don't know.

I also am not good. Listen to this. I got to RSVP and I try to be better at it. Since I had a wedding, I tried to be better. So I got invited to a wedding. And I was like, we're going to RSVP to this thing because we're going to go. We forgot to RSVP. and I told my wife

So we didn't ask the P to that wedding And she goes, I know And then she sent me back She goes, it's okay, they broke up What? They weren't having the wedding? Hey, Dodson bullet! Good job, dude, thank you.

I only look at the positive from me. Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah, yeah, next up, Amy. Wow, okay, so honey never expires. Yeah. There were at least 3,000 years maybe. Wow. So it's, well, it never spoils

because archaeologists, they found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs, 3,000 years old and perfectly edible. Wow. I wonder if old honey you could use it like old wine or old. It tastes better? Like there's a market for really old honey because all you have to do is say that it's better and charge more for it than people are to go, wow.

Dang, that's wild. I'll give you this one. Vanna White's worn a different dress on every single episode of Will of Fortune. Wow. More than 7,000 dresses. She doesn't keep them all. Obviously, you can't keep them all. There's no room for that.

But 7,000 different dresses. That's a lot of dresses. Which is crazy. Yeah. Eddie. During your lifetime, you will produce enough saliva to, to fill in 50 bathtubs. That's a disgusting thought.

Here's the math. The average person produces roughly one ounce of saliva every hour. One ounce every hour. That's a lot. And that's 24 ounces of saliva a day. So you can do the math. If you get a pill and you don't have anything to drink with it, I can take pills without water.

I don't know if it's a skill, but I've learned how to do it pretty good. Yeah, that is a skill. But if it's a big pill, do you ever build up saliva like a drink of water and then put the pill in with your drink of saliva and used that to swallow it. I've never done that. Me either. That's stupid and gross.

I'm not saying as stupid or gross. But also, since my thing was about honey, honey also helps you produce saliva. See, we're all connected today. It's like the Avengers, man. We all come together in one big movie. If you need more saliva for your pill taking. Lunchbox. Oh, yeah.

We are the only primates with permanent breasts. As humans, we grow breasts before puberty even starts, and they continue growing and changing throughout our lives. However, other primates' breasts only grow when they're breastfeeding. Are you saying dudes too? Yeah. Like pectoral muscles aren't really breasts, are they? Yeah, but you have breast tissue.

Yes, and they grow in chains throughout your life. And the other primates, they only grow when they're breastfeeding. This guy's all breasts all time now. Are we primates? Yeah, ish. Well, they... The primates are like monkeys. Yeah.

I don't know. You ever seen me climatry? No. Can you climatry? I used to. Now I'm too scared of falling out on one. There have been 54 different animals in the original brand of Animal Cracker since 1902. The most recent edition was the koala in 2002.

I always felt that Animal Cracker was a weird thing because it was a cookie. Yeah, it tastes like a cookie. But in 1902, a Cracker was a cookie. Oh. They just haven't changed the name of it because the brand. But I was always like, this isn't crackers? It's a cookie. I had three crackers this morning.

Three cookies. But I had three cookies this morning. Yes. Okay. Morgan. All right. Your brain is constantly eating itself. your cells basically consume smaller cells to remove them from the system.

And it's not harmful at all. It's actually helpful to your gray matter. And the process does have a name, but I'm a little scared to say it. So there's probably a disease where your brain eats itself as normal, but you're not able to produce back. Oh, man. I'd imagine that that is something. So then eventually your brain ate itself and no more brain?

And I don't know that it completely disintegrates, but enough, I would imagine. The body's weird, man. And every little thing has got to go exactly right for you to just be normal and healthy. That's right. Not like superhero, not like great shape. Every little tiny thing has got to go just right to be healthy. Wild. I give you one more.

The Twilight Books were originally called Forks. Do you know why? No. No. Oh, is that another name for like a vampire, a fork? No, good guess, though. Morgan, do you know, do you read Twilight? Yeah, I read Twilight.

Why do you think it was called Forks? It's a town in Washington. It's the town where it originally started. job, Morgan. And so Stephanie Mayer's agent was like, hey, you got to come up with a better title than just the name of the town. Oh, wow. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. This is really awesome of Sarah Eaton. She's a mom and a hairstylist who was inspired to help dads who maybe don't have a mom in the home or they don't know how to do their kids' hair.

She's teach them how to braid. Hey, this is detangler. This will be really helpful. Like the whole process. She has these like hairwere. workshops and I just think it's really cool that she's helping dads do that because that's a special time for them to bond with their kids and then also for their kids to feel like good you know well there's a connection and also there's also a bit of like unhappy ignorance by these dads are like I don't know how to do this where would I learn how to do this I'd like to do it but I'm not going to go and try to track down somebody to show me how to braid or make a bun yeah no that's that's great they even get a certificate when they graduate and aren't we isn't that life we just all want to certificates. Yes, that's it. Yes. Thank you. That's a great story. That is 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 what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't

always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. American Soccer is about to explode.

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The World Cup is almost here. Experience it all with us. Listen, inside American soccer with Tom Bogan and Tom Bogan. soccer with Tom Bogart and Tab Ramos and the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, wherever you get your podcast. This is Julian Edelman, host of games with names. On our latest episode, we got comedian, Blake Anderson from workaholics and the hilarious. This is important podcast. Let's go. We did beat them in improv. You had an improv against the team? Yes. We would pull up their schools would be there with signs for us. It's competition. What you would win is a bottle of gold slogger. James Fester threw it out of a van because he

didn't want us drinking it. For more games with names, visit the Iheart Radio app or wherever you get your podcast. Everybody's favorite game. It's the easiest trivia game ever. It's easy trivia. The category is opposites attack.

Nobody goes home. Amy is our returning champion. Amy, opposites. What's the opposite of hot? Cold. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the opposite of day? Night.

Correct. Morgan, what's the opposite of being? Big. Small. Correct. Abby, what's the opposite of fast? Slow. Correct.

That one's so easy. That was tough. Nobody would have even gone home if you missed it, but if now you miss one, you hear this sound. You've been bowed. Amy, are you ready? Ready. A tiara looks good on you. Is it on straight?

Mm-hmm. Champion, where's a tiara? You got it. The category is animals. Amy, which animal is known as the king of the jungle? Well, lion king? Lion. Correct.

Oh, God. one, Amy. I was like, I don't know that. I had no idea. Lunchbox, which animal has the longest neck of any living creature? Giraff. Correct. Morgan, what's the national bird of the United States? The bald eagle. Correct. Abby, what animal is known for its ability to change color to blend in with its surroundings? That's a chameleon.

Correct. The next category is famous landmarks. Easy trivia. What country has Big Ben located in, Amy? The country would the country, the country would be England. Correct. Lunchbox, what country is the Eiffel Tower? France. Correct.

Morgan, what country is the leaning tower of Pisa? Italy. Correct. Abby, what country is the Taj Mahal located? India. Correct. Good job. Cartoon parents.

Amy, Peter and Lois are the parents in what animated show? show. Peter and Lois? Peter and Lois are the parents in what animated show? Okay, it's not this okay. I don't want to say animated shows because it might give somebody else. Yeah. Oh, well,

I, uh, family guy. Correct. What? Peter. Okay, I just. Lunchbox, Hank and Peggy are the parents in what animated show? King of the Hill. Correct. Morgan, Mufasa and

Sarabi. Are the parents in what 90s animated Disney movie? The Lion King. Correct. Abby, Homer and Marge are the parents in what animated show? The Simpsons.

Correct. The category is country music. Amy, what country singer-songwriter released the album Traveler, which won album of the year at the 2015 CMAs? What country singer-songwriter released the album

Traveler, which won album of the year of the 2015 CMAs. I don't think that was 2015, but Chris Ableton? Correct. Lunchbox. What's the name of Luke Bryan's popular annual music festival that takes place in Mexico?

What? That's crazy. What's the name of Luke Brian's popular annual music festival that takes place in Mexico? First thing that popped in my head, Paya Day Luke. Incorrect.

You've been Bo. Crash my Plya. It's a great name, though. Plyad de Luke? All right. That's, that's weird. Morgan, what's the name of Miranda Lambert's all-female trio? The Pistillannies.

Correct. Abby, what's the name of the country music festival held in Indio, California? Stage coach. Correct. Do you not know that one? Oh, no, I did, but it's hard. I feel like that's hard. He has a tough category.

Three people remain. The category is fourth grade math. No. No. Amy, what's the square root of 100? That's impossible. Easy trivia. 10.

Correct. 10 times 10, 10 times itself. 100. Okay. Morgan, what's the square root of 16? Four. Correct. Very good.

Abby. What's the area of a rectangle with the length of 10 meters and a width of 4 meters? What's the area of a rectangle with the length of 10 meters and a width of 4 meters? 10 times 4. 40. Correct. Wow. Geniuses. Let's go.

Three still in. Easy trivia. Entertainment grab bag. Amy, who had the nickname the hardest working man in show business? That was you. Hmm. Let me think about this. Who had the nickname the hardest working man in show business?

Entertainment drag bag. The hardest working man in show business. Dang. What's his name? Ted Newton. Ted Newton? Jim. Newton, Newton, Newt Gingrel.

The guy in Vegas. Wayne Newton? Wayne Newton? You went Ted Newton and Newt Gingrich, but never got to Wayne Newton. He said it, though? No, it's not. It's James Brown. Ah!

Get back. That was tough. That's it. That's tough. That's it. Get back. Get back. Morgan.

George R.R. Martin wrote, what book series? George Martin George R.R. Martin wrote what book series? What? Is it a book series? Okay. I mean, crap. I knew or well, but I don't know. Martin. Do you hear an hero of book series? Ah. All the book series I know are like Twilight, Harry Potter.

Huh. Hmm. Guys, there's no frame of reference here. But Huckleberry Finn Incorrect You've been Bo That's Game of Thrones Oh wow

I didn't even know that was a book series Oh it was just a TV series You know It was a TV series based on a book series Abby you can win around here on self-chip Abby Abby Yes

Who was the host of the tonight show Before Jay Leno Oh my gosh I see him I see him in my head Hold on, hold on. Who was the host of the Tonight Show before Jay Leno? For the win.

I know I see on my head. No, I need a little more time than that. No, you're carrying out fast. What's it? Johnny Carson. Correct. Wow. There's your winner, Abby.

Wow. Congratulations. Don't yell on me for timing you. Sorry. That was just a lot. That's no pressure. I asked it twice and then I timed her. She yelled at me.

for timing. She was yelling at her brain though. I apologize. Big win. Good job. There she is. Abby, everybody. Voice mail from Forest in Tucson, Arizona. I heard that lunchbox said that for $100 million we would never hear from him

again. So I am contacting GoFundMe first thing tomorrow morning. We'll get this ball rolling. Nice. I love it. Let's do it. Everybody wins. Everybody wins. Everybody wins. That's great. Yeah. Here's Christina. So I was just curious. If y'all have

ever considered doing a TV show. You know, there's all these TV shows that are taught that get so popular and stuff, and I think you guys would do a great job at it. Anyway, I'm just wondering if you've ever thought about switching from radio to TV or some kind of weekly special with you guys. That's it. Well, we do the show. You can see it visually on YouTube.

YouTube's TV to a lot of people. Facebook TV to a lot of people. also if we did it on TV just wouldn't be the same TV kind of sucks when it comes to doing what you want in the time that you want. Like I do a bunch of TV and it kind of sucks. Because they're like, you have 17 seconds. Oh, that'd be hard. Yeah.

And we can't tell a story 17 seconds. No. Can you imagine Amy? Thank you for the compliment. We really appreciate it. And yes, there have been discussions, but I just don't want to change the show. But you can't watch us. And that's all that matters.

Eyeballs and Earballs. That's the only thing we need. Go to our YouTube page. We have a Bobby Boneshow YouTube page. And finally, Hannah from Minnesota. Good morning, studio. I just heard Scoopi's Screamo to truck band, Hardy's truck band song.

Oh my gosh. I don't like Screamo. I really do not enjoy it, but I thought it was really good, and I was singing along to it. It was pretty cool, so good luck with that. I hope he made me get to sing with Hardy. That would be so cool.

But it was awesome. I just want to say that. agree. I don't like screamo either. Thank you very much for that voice and off. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Do you know what an octogenarian is? Eight. Okay. It's anybody that is between 80 and 89 years old. Oh, it's like a classification of age. Yeah. Octogenarian. Octogenarian. So apparently this whole poll was taken by USA Today about what age are okay with the president being and then other professions as well. And a lot of

America. They're pretty cool with an octogenarian. They're not. If you just said generic person that you do not know or have an interest in, they're 80 years old and they're going to run the country. No. But because people are so married to their political thoughts, they go, yeah, I'm cool with it because both sides have somebody who's way too old to be in office. We wouldn't want, imagine your kids were to daycare. and the 80-year-old's the one in charge of all the kids. Yeah, so other professions such as that were asked in the poll. No, I'm saying you wouldn't want that to be running the day.

We don't, when we see an 80-year-old driving for the most part, it's not like they're all over the road, but they're usually leaning up over the steering wheel and going pretty slow, not the same as everybody else. It's bizarre to me. However, I get why most people are like, yeah, we love our presidents being old, because both sides are attached to that.

So go ahead, Amy. Okay, so, yeah. So, yeah, I mean, they're comfortable with it. Well, they have to be because they've been on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram going, Biden rules, MAGA rules. So they can't really go, except for, well, they're old. But when it comes to an oxygenarian performing surgery, we're out. Oh, no, no, no.

I don't want an octogenarian turning my thing over at Dairy Queen, my blizzard. They're too old to do that. What? Yeah. That they could probably. No, oh, I'm sorry. Okay. A airline pilot, a school bus driver for our kids.

But hey, run the country. Run the biggest, most complicated business that's ever existed in the history of the world. Why not? It is bizarre to me. But I understand why it's happening, but it is bizarre. They were all like, thumbs up. No, but there has to be a better way. There is not.

There has to be. I've been saying it forever. There's not. There's not. It is, in both of them, both, in both sides, we'll post videos of the other person, like, stumbling through their words. And they're like, look at Biden. He falls down getting on the plane.

He can't speak. And then look at Trump. He just confused this politician for that politician. He slurred his words. And they're both going, look how old the other person is, not acknowledging that they should just relax. They don't even get to play from the normal adult teasing golf when you get that old. You're right.

What? They play from the, like, the Reds. Because you can't swing the club there. It doesn't matter. Go ahead. Move on. Okay. I just thought was interesting.

The two oldest presidents ever in the history of the world are running again against each other. I mean, that means... The two oldest, again, again, ever, are now running again against each other. Hold on. If Biden wins, he will be 86 years old when his term ends. I don't, I bet you he doesn't make it. Yeah. Okay.

86 years. Mm-hmm. Now, which is sad. I mean, what I'm saying is 90% of people don't live until they're 86. Yeah, that's why we're saying. It's going to be sad. I know, but I didn't realize, I mean, that's...

I mean, Trump, if he went... What's Trump right now? He's 77. So he'd be 82. Like, Reagan used to be like the gold standard for that dude's old and he hung in there. Because I believe he got sick during his presidency. I believe he had, like, the state,

I don't know this for a fact from what I've been told. he had the early stages of Alzheimer's one at the, and it was like he was so old, we can never do that again. Oh my goodness. Except. Here we are. Here we are. Yeah, go ahead.

So if stuff like this just makes you frustrated, we've often talked about. I'm not frustrated at all. Yeah. You're not. I couldn't be more frustrated with it. Right, exactly. So we've talked on the show about how I personally sometimes like to go in my car and scream and it makes me feel better and we've let out like lions roars on here and whatnot.

But this new study out of Ohio State. University says that screaming when you're upset doesn't calm you down. We just think it does because we've been told that it does. And really, we just need to breathe and do a little meditation and count to 10. Like that stuff is better for our nervous system than the screaming. Okay, I would say that the screaming, though, could be a bit of a placebo and it does work because we think it works. Right. But yes. That's what they're saying. When I scream, I blow my voice. So that is not good. I also don't really get to that point where, like, I'm up here. I don't go up when I get angry. Like, I don't get rage. I don't get, I shut down. Unless it's about old, old president.

People ask me all the time, what are you? What, what classification are you? I thought about this. You know what I am? I am a free market progressive. That's what I would define myself. Never heard of that one. Like you're open to whoever. Well, I love the free market. I love capitalism. I'm a free market progressive because I also think like, you're gay, get married, I don't care. I mean, it's just all the social stuff. Like, I don't care. People should just live their own lives. I'm not hurting anybody. Harten animals or kids.

Like, good for you. I still want to have my guns and I'll shoot you. But also, I don't want to have to shoot you because you're living your own life. But also, I'm a big believer in the free market. And everybody can, that's what I am. That's a home of a free market progressive. I want to put that on my shoes here. Nice.

Okay. I wonder who that makes me, man. I'm sure someone. Expensive market non-gressives. Oh, they're right. Yeah. So there's a meteorologist on the Today Show, and she was talking about taking showers with her three young boys. They are like the oldest one is seven, so he's sort of, you know, not no longer taking them with her.

And if you do this, we talked about this. If you do this early, it's not a big deal because it is always what they've known. It's weird. Hold on. It's weird, everybody. I want you to know. So weird. But it's not weird to them, and it's not as big of a deal.

And they don't associate it with just the sexualizing of women if it's always been existent. their many culture. Right. So two, four, and seven. The seven-year-old now takes a bath. But she was talking about this. Her name's Dylan Dreyer. And I guess she mentioned it on the show. And then the Daily Mail picked it up. And so then people are all freaking out. Like, oh, I can't believe she showers with her kids.

But she's like, hey, it's at night. And I'm trying to knock some things out. And I see where it's like two, three years old. You don't really know the difference. And she's got the seven-year-old in the tub now. So you just have to do what's appropriate for you. You know your kids. Yeah.

But if you do it, I just wouldn't share it. Because everybody can be like, she definitely shared it on this stage. If you go over to Kidlandia over there where they live. That's weird, dude. In their country, yeah. You've never showered with your kids. Never.

Your wife? Well, yeah. Oh, yeah. All right. That's it. Amy, wrap it up. Okay. I'm Amy.

That's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. They have 11 kids. Ryan and Sarah. 11 kids.

So they live in Arizona. They've adopted nine of those kids. kids. Oh, wow, awesome. So they have adopted these children and not only that, they want to help other kids who are adopted as well and have basically a mentorship program, but also teach them social skills, how to work, eye contact. So they have this coffee shop that they've started and they look for kids to work in the coffee shop that are coming from similar backgrounds. And not only that, money from the profits in the coffee shop, a part of it, actually goes to help programs with parents who are trying to adopt with fostering.

That's so cool. Yeah. I mean, if I had 11 kids, they'd all be working anyway. That's what I thought you were going to say they were all working at the coffee shop. No, they do work. Some of them do. Yeah, but it would be the whole staff. Yeah.

But they've developed a program for kids that may not have the skills to get a job doing that because they don't have the skills. Maybe it's a language barrier. Now they do. So now, even if you don't come and do this because we will teach you how to do it here, which I think is really great. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

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visit the IHeartRadial app or wherever you get your podcast. Lunchbox lost a wheel spin a long time ago And he had to watch every episode of NCIS Sydney season one We were just curious why the show got such massive ratings Lunch lost And he's been telling us all season long about the show You've actually not liked the show at all And you don't understand why it gets so good ratings

Correct 100% And the season finale I mean we had started with a to be continued Oh I remember last week it was yeah Yeah So we pick it up I've been on the edge of my seat ever since. Exactly.

And the star of this episode, we're at a nine-year-old birthday, nine-year-old's birthday party. There's a clown, and he's a terrible clown. The kid's like, you're not very good. Don't you know clowns are supposed to be funny? Do you know any magic tricks? And the clown ties his arms up and then kidnaps him. Oh, there's a trick. Watch the kid vanish.

Yeah. But the mom was supposed to be there at the birthday party. She was inside with her talking to another lady, so they weren't out there. And they go, okay, let's have. cake and all the kids come running in there. She's like, well, where's Jake? Where's Jake? And they're like, oh, he went with the clown. And they see the clown driving off in the van. Wait, they see the clown drive off in the van? But guess what? What? Jake is the son of one of the detectives. Oh! What do you know? That's a bonehead. That's a bonehead

story today in Australia. No. Because they're trying to get a prisoner swap. That's why they abducted the kid. Yeah. Got it. I mean, you want to talk about edge your seat drama the whole episode. I'm like, is the kid going to make it? Are they going to find the kid? Yeah, it was so stupid. It's so dumb. But you couldn't even get into it even though you knew it was going to be cheesy? No.

Really? It was that bad? It's that bad. I have news? No, no, you have news? You want to hear from my wife, though? Oh, you have news on this episode? Yeah.

Or is it a review of the whole season? This is the whole season. Her outlook on what she thought of the whole CSI, Sydney. No, stop saying that because you asked me up. NCIS, Sydney. What's the difference? I think they're two different. I haven't watched all the one.

The letters are different. And I think they're different shows completely with different characters. Different networks too, yeah. Different production crews. It started kind of silly and cheesy and I wasn't really into it. But with each episode, I kind of liked it a little bit more. It kept growing on me. Once I just got over the cheesiness of it, I just,

I really liked it. I get it. I see why the show is so successful. I see why people like it. It's just a good story where they solve a crime and everything gets wrapped up in a nice pretty bow each episode. And I just, I liked it. She feels the way I think most of America feels.

Wow. Oh, my gosh. It's so, the acting is terrible. It's just bad. What would you rate the whole season of NCIS Sydney? Season one. One out of five. That bad.

It is so bad. That's real bad, though. One out of five kangaroos. What would your wife rate it, you think? She'd probably give it three. Do they show kangaroos on the show? No. They should in the opening intro.

Right. They should show... They're in Australia, so it has to be one. They should show like the blossom, blooming onion. The boomerang thing coming back. Yeah, a captain kangaroo. But are they really filming it there? They're probably filming it there.

How would I have no idea? The scenery looks cool. You're trying to win a trip to the set or something. That'd be fun. All right, let's go over to Amy and get in the morning corny. The morning corny. I just found out I was colorblind. Okay.

Yeah, it came out of the orange. I don't get it. Oh, came out of the blue. Yeah. Came out of the blue. Your colorblind. None of us got that. Oh, I do now.

We do now. We like it now. I mean, I'm sorry. Yeah, we like it. That was the morning. Morning, Gorney. The Friday morning conversation with Kenny Chesney. When you came in, you mentioned it was cold.

I keep the room freezing cold. They hate it. I like it, too, because I feel like it keeps me sharp and slightly uncomfortable, which is where I perform best. If I get comfortable, then I'm slower. No, no, look, I love it. If you walk on my bus on the road, it is, I mean, you could hang meat in there. Why to you, why do you keep it cold?

I sleep better. Oh, it's 63 in our bedroom. Have you ever heard of this thing called the chili pad? Is it under your bed? Yeah. It's like the thing that lays under the mattress. Can it be warm too? Because my wife was going to buy one to make it warm because I freeze her out.

But it's good. But it's, it straps onto the mattress and you put all this stuff over it and you can dial it down to it. And you don't have to put it on their side. Got it. Your side is one side. Anyway. Luckily I have a sleep number. Mine does that automatically.

But Chili Pat, we looked at that for like our. Oh, it's incredible. It also makes money chili though. That's a problem. Chili. Like I think my consumption of Frito pies. would go up if I had the chili pad because I would just always be thinking about chili. Did you ever do David Letterman that when we went on?

That studio is freezing cold for the same reason. Do you remember it being cold when you were there? It was cold. Yeah, it was really cold. Like almost. The only thing I remember about, the one thing I did Letterman like two or three times. And the last time I was there, I had my greatest, you know, thank God that I had a greatest hits two album out, right?

And he introduced me, I swear to God. He goes, here's Kenny Chesney with his greatest hits 11. Roman numeral too That's funny Who has 11 greatest hits records That's funny That's what he said You and the Eagles man

That's it The 11 greatest hits We were talking And I'm gonna ask you A mentor question in a second Okay I read a story about somebody They were like

My mentor is this person And I was like Why I know the person Really well that he's saying Is her mentor And that's not true I didn't even know him I didn't say who it was

But I was like Let's all invent a fake mentor And my fake mentor is David Letterman I don't know I never met him But it's like I'm a hero So who is your real mentor that you could have called at age 27? You could have called at age 41.

That would be one of my manager, well, my manager, Dale Morris is a mentor. Sure. He find you way early? Yeah. Yeah. And what's great about mentors is that, you know, if we had to learn, I mean, mentors are really important in everybody's lives. If you had to learn your own life's lessons, it's hard. But if you can learn through the lessons of someone else, it makes it a little easier in life, you know.

So I would say Dale, Jogalante, who was my record label president for a long time. And then I've got my, you know, the people that I look up to, there are songwriters. Who artistically did you look up to? And even if you didn't know them really well, creatively you're like, man, what they do is so amazing. Well, I was always drawn to the people that wrote their songs and went out and performed them. you know like Bruce Springsteen like Jimmy Buffett so I mean so many people that just as a kid you know what's crazy though as a kid growing up in East Tennessee I was I didn't know the genius of that you know I was playing sports and I heard Alabama on the radio and I heard you know everything they played

on WIVK in Knoxville Tennessee and that's what that's the music I grew up on because that's the music my mom listened to all the time but once I started writing songs and I discovered the genius of all these people that I now call my heroes slash a little bit of friends. It opened up a whole new world to me. Because once you started doing it, you started to see how hard it was. Really hard it was. That's right. And until you get in the mix, it's hard to actually see how it's being made. Yeah. And so for me, I was, when I first started this, I moved to town you know, several years ago and was signed by A Cuff Rose, which is now Sony. Sony bought A Cough rose years ago. And that's all I thought I was going to do. I had no idea that I was going to go out

on the road. I mean, I hoped I would. But I was so in love with the thought of creating and given the world something that didn't exist yesterday. Right. And so that's what really got me excited to get up every day. And so then it turned into this, which is, it's the audience we built out there is really beautiful but but when I first came to town I didn't know this existed it's you know you're known for your audience obviously for all 11 greatest hits albums but also but also because all reality you have 35 number one songs and that's not even including all the songs that were even bigger than some of the number ones that the chart didn't even recognize as the number one right so right yeah you have this massive community bigger than anything that I've seen in our format you know there are people like

fish or grateful dead chesney you can go through the those groups and you would know kind of what the vibe is by the culture that is spread around the country. Now, my point with all this is it's even shown in TV shows. There was that show where the psycho killer, Steve Carell was in it. And the guy, the killer would like go to Kenny Chesney. Like he had a therapist. Yeah. Oh, yeah. He had a crew and they all loved each other and he was like, we go to Chesney shows. Right. How amazing and weird that it crosses over into pop culture that you see the culture you've built, but through it like a fictional part. It's crazy. I mean, it really is. And, um, look, Bobby, to be up there on stage and see the faces of people that listen to this music and, and want to come, obviously experience the songs, but just experience the experience of being there. That is, we didn't wake up and just it be that way. You know, it was built over the years and, and, um, and it's, but it's crazy to see. I mean, I, I, I had so many people call me about that show. The patient is what it's called. The patient. Yeah. That's right. And, and, and it's right. And, and, and, but it's crazy. I'm, I'm a patient. I'm a patient. I'm. I'm. I'm. I'm. I'm, yeah. I

I mean, I had so many people called me. I haven't seen it yet. But it was complimentary to you. Very complimentary. Yeah, it wasn't like you were killing people. No. It was like he enjoyed the... My music was the threat of them killing people.

But it was weird to be watching that show and them talking about you and saying your name and, you know, and listening. You know, the guys were in that room in a dark room listening to I go back. It was really weird. And what they were showing, though, and not even in a psychotic way was, you know, Again, the culture that you've built out, your show is where everybody just loves each other. And they all look out and travel together. That was kind of the warmness of that weird show was your music. It was the balance of the darkness.

And it's got to be crazy to be just a dude like you. Obviously, some people look at you in a lot of different ways. Kenny the great singer, but you know you, you're dude. And to know that what you've done has crossed over into such mainstream and what you've built. It's something that you don't dream of, honestly. you know, but it's just, it's, I was flattered that it has, you know, but I, Bobby, I don't think, I don't think about that. I mean, I just, I get up every day and try to create and try to be the best person I can and grow our audience. But I think one of the things that has, has helped do that,

is over the, over the years, year after year, people come to the shows and they realize that it's, that it's a safe place from cycle killers that and and and just negativity yeah no for sure nobody I don't use my platform or my stage to impose my thinking you know I when you come to our shows you're not going to be told what to think you're not going to be told how to vote you know it's it's just it's you're safe from all that because you get all that negativity and and try to be manipulated everywhere else the world, especially if you watch enough TV. So I would like to think that's where that started. Who was the person that was like, Kenny, we need to do flags? Because the flags, they're now

everywhere, but that's also something that's kind of weird if you don't know people are going to use it to sell flags. Or like, yeah, who was, maybe it was you. Like, we need to do flags for boats or flags for whatever it is. Well, it started with boats because I've spent a lot of my adult life on a boat. And that's where it started. And then it was my merch guy's Tim and Daryl. I've got a lot got three or four guys that are out on the road with me. He wants my road manager, David, and he runs my own company. And then Tim and Darrell run my merch company. We all went to high school together.

That's crazy. It's crazy. And college roommates. And so, you know, they know exactly the button to push to bring, you know, Kenesigo down a little bit. You know what I mean? Like they've been with me forever. So, but it was their idea initially.

Well, my idea for the boat flags, they went, no, we've got to do more than boat flags. We've got to have them. So that was several years ago. And it is. Now it's just normal because it's the culture of your artistry, the live experience, the music. Like it's been a really cool thing, but like you said, it wasn't built overnight. No. I mean, it was not built overnight.

Which to me, and I want to, we were talking about the new record before you got here, but the record is called Born. It's a great song, super catchy. And, you know, one of my friends, Heather Morgan was one of the writers in that song. Like, she's great. But when you name a record, something. And you name it born, there's also a thought of, well, the name of this also needs to represent who I am now. Why, born, it's your 20th record. Right.

Do you feel reborn? In a way, you know, like new music brings new energy, you know. And I felt like that when I first heard this song, it's just a reminder that although we're all very different, we're all in ways at our core still the same. We all dream. We all love our loved ones. We all want to be loved. and in the middle of it, we want to, for me anyway, when I heard this song, there's a lot in it specifically that says,

what does life and love and truth all mean? Are we making it harder than it has to be? Am I making it harder than it has to be? And I am very guilty of that. You know, I'm in a place in my life where I'm just over-complicating graph. Well, yeah, I've got a lot. We all have, you know, this voice in our head that we all talk to every day is unnecessary sometimes, and I do that a lot.

And sometimes I do think I'm making it harder than it has to be, you know? And that's why that song stuck out to me so much. And just energetically and melodically and the nature of how we cut it. I just felt like that was a great way in the sequence of the record to start it. And it was a good thing to say to our audience, you know? So I'm looking forward to doing that to summer. You know, you're going back out. It's the sun goes down 2024 tour.

And man, what a show. It's Zach Brown band, Megan Maroney, Uncle Cracker. Yeah. Holy crap. Yeah, it's going to be a fun summer. I mean, even if you weren't there, that'd be a good show. Right. With you there, it's all.

I mean, it's... Well, but, you know, Zach doesn't have to do it, but he is. Yeah. Which is great. I couldn't believe that he said yes. You know, but so I was... And then I've met Megan once. And I think, you know, what she's...

She's building her own beautiful audience. A songwriter to the court, too. Yeah. And then Uncle Cracker, you know, when we put out when the sun goes down, several years ago, you know, we had, we'd met each other just once. and here's this guy from Detroit and me from East Tennessee and to think that we would be life friends after that song I would have never have guessed it.

Are you guys still buddies? Yeah, gosh. I mean, we're such good friends and have him back out there. I mean, we just did it because his music is great, but look, the fun factor goes way up and the joke factor. I mean, we laugh so much. And I need that out on the road. I do.

I just can't sit on the bus all day and watch direct TV. I need that here. Yeah. I'm not really getting it all the time. guys. We're trying. We laugh. We laugh it. Try to. Everything. I want to laugh, Phil. I have to be the funny one. Oh, okay. Kenny Chesney.com to see all the dates. And so, you know, you're the guy that I associate

with doing stadiums, like the country artists that I, like, who does stadiums? Fricking Kenny has forever. Like, to me, you're that guy. And you've done stadiums forever. And I think even like where the Patriots play. Like, I even have places that I really associate you with playing. I don't know why there's New England dates feel like maybe there were just so many stories that came from those, from friends that went up or even you coming in here. But stadiums versus arenas, how do you have to perform differently based on the venue of a stadium open air, outside, massive most of the time? And arena is still massive, but inside, like a basketball arena and people are closer. Well, last year, by design, I went and did small market arenas and Kelsey Ballerini went out with me.

And that was a blast. But it is different. I mean, just, you know, with a stadium, I've learned, it took me a couple years, actually, Bobby, because I was, although my, me and my crew loved the fact that we were doing it, I hadn't wrapped my arms around what it took of me emotionally and mentally to do it. By the third year of doing it, I felt like I had it down, but that's when I started going to the top of the stadium on Friday night after Soundcheck to visually and emotionally and mentally measure how far I had to go. Because I know what it looks like down on the stage up to the top row,

but I wanted to get a different perspective. So that helped me a lot. It really did. And, you know, it's just, this would be our, I don't know. I think the first year we did football stadiums was in 2005, and we did three. We did Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New England. 2005, you say? I think 2005.

And so this, and then the next year we did a bunch of them. And then here we are. Do you have so many cool sports relationships because of... So many. That, to me, is the coolest thing. It is unbelievable. I mean, I have more friends in sports than I have in music, honestly. And if you come to our show at any one of the stadium shows,

you're going to see more sports people there outside the bus than you will music people. Probably because that's cooler for you too, right? I mean, listen, we're around music people all the time. Well, that's our normal peers and friends are busy. Yeah, that's true. But, yeah, I mean, like, look. Who's your coolest sports friend? that when you were 20, you could be 13, I don't care, or even 28, 30,

that you're like, man, that's cool to watch them on TV, but now they're your buddy. Oh, well, I mean, there's so many, like, when we put out the Boys of Fall song, and ESPN asked us to make the Boys of Fall film, they paid for me to go around and talk to all my heroes. That's the cool. And all of a sudden, I mean, I was in the living room of John Madden, and I was in the living room of Brett Farve, and I was in the living room of Nick Saban.

so many people and when we were done recording when shooting we had dinner at their house it was crazy and so that's so after that so many sports people started coming to the shows and um so that's that's where i mean i was friends with sports people before but there's one thing that i've always that i know now for sure sports people really want to be music person and a music person would give anything to be a sports person. So there's this, there's this mutual respect, you know, and so, so yeah, that's where it started. Coolest athlete or coach to come out and sing or do be a part of your show to jump out and just do a fun song. Oh, so many.

I mean, like, who comes to my first? Not too bad, just who comes to my own? Andy Reid, but Andy Reid, the coach of the Chiefs now, but he came out when he was coach for the Philadelphia Eagles. And he brought out an eagle's helmet. And I got a small head, you know. I've got my straw cowboy hat, you know, that fits on there pretty good. And he came out and he brought an eagle's helmet and doing this fly, eagle's fly thing. Well, I took the helmet from him and took my hat off and put the helmet on me.

And I put my hat on his head. And it would like, it wouldn't even fit on his head. It's like, he's got such a big head. Place went crazy. I'm looking at the picture because he's on like a Hawaiian shirt. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the helmet has like consumed your head in this movie. that, yeah, that's super cool.

But for them, they get so excited to come up and, you know, we played Lambeau Field. The last time we played Lambeau Field was in 2015, I think. And Mike McCarthy was still coach, the Cowboys Coach now, was actually still coach for the Packers at the time. And they had just won the Super Bowl. And he brought the Lombardi Trophy out on stage. And I swear to God, you could feel the foundation of Lambeau Field shake. It was so loud.

The crowd was going so, yeah. So loud. I mean, that was one of the most amazing experiences. So, you know, when you're up there singing a song about their life and validating their life journey with a song like Boys of Fall, I mean, it's just wonderful. I want to play another song from the new album. This is Guilty Pleasure.

So you wrote this song? I did. Yeah. And did you feel more of a priority to write? Were you just more interested in writing? Like, what, this record was it more than in the past? It seems like a bit more. It took a, yeah, I wrote four or five songs on this record,

although I've never been the kind of artist that said, okay, I've got to write that a song. Man, if I had that mentality, I wouldn't have recorded you in tequila or, no shoes or, you know, a lot. You know, but it took three years to make this record. So, you know. Why?

Well, one of the reasons is it's, you don't want to repeat yourself. And at this point, you know, when people send you songs, Yeah, maybe 10 years ago, I would have recorded that song, but I've already said that. You know, so it just took a minute. And then as far as guilty pleasure, I wrote that song with Ross Copperman, Josh Osborne, and Shane McAnally. And that's the last song I wrote for the record. And I just think it was just to dive into human behavior, you know, and it lets each person off the hook, if you will. you know and and just letting whatever the relationship is let it be that without too much pressure

and so that's where that song came from just a few more questions we have kennie chesney here with us new records out today called born we're talking to hardy and he's one of the writers on your single now take her home and we play that song a decent amount now starting to become a big old hit so hardy's one of these guys that writes so many songs he's so good and there are other good writers on this too but is he one of the guys too that we ever hit a guy up like hardy and be like what do you have? Or will he come to you? Be like, I have something that you may like.

Well, that's what happened with Take Her Home. I got an email from him. And, you know, I'd never really hung out with him much. Our paths hadn't crossed that much. But I got an email from him saying, you know, me and the guys wrote a song yesterday and we had you in mind, we think this is something for you. And I listened to it. And I went, yeah, yeah, you're right.

And that's really cool when that happens because, you know, nine times out of 10, you go, nah, maybe not. but when I heard that, I mean, he's such a great songwriter and just, you know, when I hear some of his songs, they just seem smarter. You know, they're just a little smarter. I may not like all of them, but they're just, they're smarter than some, you know. So that's why this song, speaking in human behavior and just life in general, this song, why it's why it meant a lot to me.

And he was, but just melodically, I just fell in love with it. What is your favorite hit that you could have recorded five, 15 years, ago that you've played it a bunch and you kind of are like, man, I'm tired of it, but now it's back and it's awesome again. And it was like a rejuvenated feeling about playing this hit again. I got really, over the years, I got really tired of playing Big Star. And we didn't do it for a long time. And then one night we did it and the good stuff. We did good stuff last year. And we hadn't done it in 10 years for some reason. And we did it last year. Those two songs we did last year and I went, wow, you know, it has new energy now, new people listening to it.

You know, so it's putting your show together now is, you know, we're in a process of doing that because, I mean, we start soon in Tampa. We open at the Buccaneers football stadium in Tampa on April 20th. And we're in the process now of trying to make it, you know, to give the audience, okay, well, we know they want to hear these, but what's going to, what's going to make you feel good as well? Make us feel like we're not just repeating the same. same thing. Because you'll do a better show if you feel good. Exactly. But those

two songs last year we did and we hadn't done them in a while and they sounded great. They felt good to us. When I think a big star, I think of the live version with you and Taylor. Yeah, she, I mean, that was on my birthday, I don't know, what was it? 2015, we opened at the arena in Nashville and she showed up on my birthday as a birthday gift and sang Big Star with me. The place went nuts. And she pulled some little girl up and that girl. I mean, she was, that girl was bawling. that Taylor did it, you know? And so I'm so, look, I, I, I don't have enough adjudice to describe Taylor. I mean, she's just absolutely great, you know, and so.

What about me? How many adjectives do you have to? I got a lot of adages. Okay, I thought so. Yeah, yeah, you can run. Final question before the final question. Do you do ice bats every day? When I'm on the road, I do them every day. I'm starting to do them almost every day now. But I've got my whole set up on the road and at home. I do about 15 minutes in the sauna. I'm working my way up to three minutes in the ice. And, oh, and I was going to say in the sauna, no problem, the ice, that sucks. Yeah, you do heat ice, heat ice, heat ice.

And I do that three rounds. And if I'm bored, I'll, you know, I'll go another four rounds. But what I should do, which I don't, is after my show, because I run around and jump around so much on stage, I should do the ice right after my show. But I don't. I usually wait until the next day. And by then I'm... Your inflammation's kind of back, yeah. Yeah.

Do you ever weigh yourself before and after a show just to see? No, I've had people, you know, like, ACDC guy would lose, Angus would lose like 15 pounds. I've had so many people ask me to do that because it's just, I, I just move.

I can't help it when I, when you have the band. Even now, he's running around the studio right now. You guys can't see it. But I've lost five pounds in here. Yes. No, but I'm going to do that one day.

I've got one of these my zone belts. You know what I mean? What's that? It's a, track and it tracks everything. Yeah. It goes right here on your, us athletes use them.

Like, I'm picturing like a heart rate monitor from that day? Yeah, yeah, but it tells you how many calories you burn, how many steps, whatever. You know, and then when you get back into a Wi-Fi area, it'll download all the information. And you can see what happened. And they steal your identity. Oh, nice. Yeah.

That hot cold therapy, though, like so many doctors say that that's the key to your biological age and bringing that down. Yeah. And I don't know. It decreases stress, and it decreases information. Which stress leads to aging. So, like, you're internal. But also, I feel like you've done a really good job just even. You don't seem to have aged in all these years.

Like, what else do you do? You know, you get so much sun and not look like someone who had a bunch of sun? No, I just went to the doctor the other day just because I felt it was time to get my skin check. Dermatologist? Yeah. And she goes, you look great. Oh. Okay, great.

I may have been a son my whole life. I got that from my mother. We have been in a son our whole life. You know? And so I don't know. Maybe one day to rear its head, but it hasn't so far. But thank you for saying that. I mean, my diet is really strict.

All the time or when you're doing it, you're going back into it. Like after Foxborough, it'll be football season and I'll. Like speaking of guilty pleasure. I mean, not like about the song, not like food or something. Yeah, she means. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Food, I like, you know, I grew up in the country and we're all, you know, my whole family is emotional eaters, you know, so I like country cooking, you know.

But then again, I love Italian. I love red wine. And I went to Italy several times and it spoiled me. I mean, I love that food. So that's my guilty pleasure. But I don't do it. I don't eat or drink that much like that until after the tour is over. And then I, during football season, I eat and drink what I want.

And it's a long football season. So I got to get ready to go. You know, every year around Christmas and, you know, January 1st, I go, okay, my God, April is coming. And so I got to, I got to turn that switch off and become this other person. All right, final question, and it'll lead to a little thing here. But the new records out today, Kenny Chesney born, the tour, which you guys can go to Kenny Chesney.com. You can see all the dates there. I encourage you to go at such a great show. And after you answer it, it will lead to an action. But do you have any really cool signed sports memorabilia from any of your favorite people? I do. What is your favorite one or two things that you have?

Well, I've got, I mean, like I said, I got John Madden, Bobby Bowden, Nick Saving, Peyton Manning, these are all signed football helmets like you've got. I mean, I've got so many. I had more, but when I lived out west of town, what year was it that the big flood happened? 2010? 10-ish, right, yeah. So I had a, I built this huge gym, and all it was, I mean, it was a huge gym to work out and train, but all four walls was like a trophy case of just sports memorabilia.

I mean, it was so many people over the years. And the flood took all of it. So I had to replenish. If they said we have to give everything away except one thing, though, what's the one piece of memorabilia that you have that you would keep? I have a Patriots helmet signed by Brady and Belichick, and it says all the Super Bowls they won together. I'd probably keep that more than that.

anything. I mean, probably. We obviously raise a bunch of money for St. Jude. And I want to show you, these are $7. Okay. So I have four of these. Okay. If you wouldn't mind signing them. I love to. And so, but three of them just signed normally, but we have an appraiser that comes on, because I'm a big memorabilia, you got myself. And she comes on and, because I have a helmet that's John Elway of Peyton Manning. They, they're both Super Bowl champs. And I said, how much can I get for this? And she's like, $15,000. And I'm like, that's cool. She goes, it's worth more because you or somebody of notariety owned it before you sold it. So we want to have you sign three regular and then sign one

that says Bobby never sell this in the black market. Then we're going to sell it and see if it goes for more and give that money to see you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we'll pass you the marker while I do talk about your record. Um, there's one. All right. And somebody can't help him because I can't bend over. My back is killing me. So you want. Just right. Just, yeah, just sign Kenny Chesney, draw, sell, but whatever you want. That's it. On three of them, very easy. On the fourth, as our item, our experiment to Bobby, don't sell this on the black. market. Hilarious.

And then we'll see if it goes for more because I owned it, which I don't think it will. Okay. And we're going to give all the money to say to you. There's one. There's one. All right. So everybody out there, listen, Kenny Chesney, he's got 35 number ones. He's got 11 greatest hits albums, which we learned earlier.

That's a true story. That's a true story. He said, ladies and gentlemen, here with his greatest hits, 11. 11. That's funny. The new singles, Take Her Home, which we're going to play in just a second. This is the 20th album, the studio album, because he's got other records, too, like live records, but Born is the name of the record.

And I hope you guys check it out and you go see Kenny on the road. That guilty pleasure song is so good. It's still in my head. Thank you. And all we did was play a little tiny bit of it. You keep bringing it up. Bringing it up. It's so good. Yeah, yeah. What's your favorite? What's your guilty pleasure? It's, uh... Uh-oh. Okay, all guys. See, it's a lot.

We're going to get out of here. Bobby, she's red. No, she is. A minute ago, she goes, oh man, you go to pleasure, not like that. Her face is the color of her pants. Yes. Yes. Kenny, thank you for the time. Man, thank you for the time. Congratulations on everything. Thank you for having me, and everybody will see the summer. Yeah, it's Kenny Chessney, everybody. A win is a win.

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Hey, Sally, good morning. Thank you for calling the show. I wanted to say that, unfortunately, Lunchbox was not kind the other day when Abby was talking about her potential concert hosting the gig. And she asked him,

would you be happy for me? And he said, no, I would not be happy. That's not. I'm sorry. No, no, that's being honest. You can not be happy for someone. You can say, no, I'm not going to be happy for you. And I might have led you to that.

If I said lunchbox, will you be happy for her? Which I'm not sure how that went. If I said, will you be happy? I'd rather I'm not lie. Right. If I said, no, I wouldn't, that's not unkind. If he said, no, I wouldn't because she sucks, that would be unkind. Correct.

So I'm not sure the context. We could listen back to it. No, I think you asked me, hey, lunch, would you be happy for? And I said, no. But I understand, Sally, your point. It does. I didn't go on and be like, no, Abby's voice is terrible. Her being up on stage hosting and singing would be.

But this is you're just saying now. This is what you didn't say. But you could have said. Go ahead. What would you, if he could have said that's so. No, no, he's just hypothetical. Like some guy said this. Okay, okay, okay.

I'm saying no, because she has a terrible voice and she gets up in front of a big crowd. She's never really been up in front of a big crowd hosting something. She may get nervous fall off the stage and do you really want her seeing at your event? That would have been. But you didn't say that. I didn't say that. That would have been unkind. I mean, we know the definition of kind, right?

Like, I feel like we're not following that definition. No, but kindness is just when you see it, you know it. I don't know that he's been so much extra kind. as he's been not unkind. I know. It's a fine line, but so far, he's still getting his prize.

He's still on track to get his prize. Sally, but thank you for that call. That is something we needed to address, so I really appreciate you holding and sharing that with us. Sure. All right.

I hope you win. I hope you win. I hope you win. I don't think she wants you to win. She was being kind. Oh, okay. I do think she hopes he lost. Because she called in a tattle on me,

so she really wants me to be. Tataling? Not kind. Not kind. Michi in Florida is on. Hey, Michi, you're on the Bobby Bone show. What's up?

Well, here's the thing, lunchbox. I know you're trying to be kind to drive that Lamborghini. But day or two ago, Abby got a potential offer for a year that a race track. And they ask me, what do you do if you get that? You go, I would vomit. Oh, I don't remember that part. Well, I mean, yeah, because I got the flu. No, hold on.

So let's let Mici finish, and I would like to hear that because that part I don't remember. Go ahead, Mishi. I don't think that that was kind at all. If anything, I think you were jealous for her. And being a co-worker, the kind of thing would be to be happy for your co-worker. Yeah. Okay. If you guys wouldn't mind, would you mind pulling that?

No, I did say I would vomit because I'd be so jealous that she got it and I'd be like, wow. So you're saying you physically, you couldn't hold it. Yeah, it wouldn't be about you being angry. No, it would just be like, I mean, that's what happens when things. Vomits usually when you're disgusted. No, but what if he was sick? Like he got the flu. He said that too.

Yeah, like we used to have an issue. Intern, intern Cody, he, random kid Cody, he got nervous in situations and he would vomit. Oh, so you get nervous. Hey, for her. I've never seen you projectile vomit just because of your nerves. This would be the, ever. Hey, you haven't been around a lot when I get nervous. I don't get nervous often.

Thank you, Meechie. I'd be nervous for her. Now he's lying. I don't know, but it sounds pretty kind. Yep. Meechie, thank you for the call. I really appreciate that. We'll dig into that.

Here's another piece because, again, if you're new to this. Goodness, we got a lot of tattletails. Lunchbox said he could be kind for two weeks. And if so, we were going to reward him with the chance to drive a Lamborghini around a racetrack. That's his goal, his love. I hope they let me let it go. Pedal to the metal? Yeah.

It's a race track. Drop the hammer. Hey, let's get there first. So here's something else that was brought to my attention. Because we were going through these examples and there's that. There's also when lunchbox called Eddie an idiot, he called Eddie a buffoon. Right. And that was so borderline.

We didn't say that was. Oh, we were laughing. We were jojhing with each other. During the same segment, Lunchbox may have taken a shot at Eddie that was over the line. What? So here's the evidence. Was the dyslexic dig Unkind of Lunchbox?

Go ahead. Maybe I'll record you guys Thank you messages. You'll record them? Yeah, because you won't be able to write them. Oh, he can't write it. You can type it. You can type them.

You can't write. No, Eddie, I'm not you, man. I'm disliked free. I can write. That's not kind. He's dyslexic free? Yeah. Eddie, I'm not you.

I can write. That's not kind, man. No, that's just. Oh, no. That one's right on the edge. It's funny, but. Eddie said, oh, you can't write. And I was just saying,

I need to hear if he laughed when he said it. Because if he's like, just like free, ha ha ha. Oh, no. One more time. Maybe I'll record you guys thank you messages. You'll record them?

Yeah, because you want to write them. Oh, he can't write it. You can type it. You can type them. And he's not right? No, Eddie, I'm not you, man. I'm just like. I can read.

I can write. There's no laugh. No laugh. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no! Go ahead. Okay, my thought is Eddie sort of took a dig at him. It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter. That doesn't matter. Anyone can take a dig at you, but you're the kind person. Jesus said turn the other cheek. Stop. Follow me here. I feel like sometimes when there's a dig and then a dig, that's playful. Because Eddie was being playful, like, hey, yeah, you know, he can't write.

That's true. And then he goes, hey, I'm not you. Let me hear the vomit comment. Lunchbox, if she makes 20 grand for going out and singing a couple songs, what will you think? I'll vomit. Oh. Okay. You vomit.

See? And I noticed it right away. I said, oh. Guys, it's not nerves. It's that he'd vomit that someone would get paid that much. Anybody, not just that's jealousy. No, he's just saying like, wow. Is it kind?

You'd get paid for that. Are you eliminating him? No, I think he's in the clear. You think he's okay? Yeah. Okay, I do too then. You guys are generous. You guys are being kind to him.

We're trying to lead by example. And Eddie, you did go at him first. Yeah, I've been trying to do it all week. I'm trying to bait him into it. I know. I know you are. That's not kind. I'm not worried about being kind.

He's not the one on trial. If you guys can bait Lunchbox from now on, that's okay. Yeah. But I need to accept. But I haven't even done anything that's unkind. You're right. No, well, no, no, but you just can't be able to. I said facts.

No. You said that you're dyslexic. Your mom just texted me. His mom texted you? Every morning she texts me. Oh, we talk all day. I love his mom. She's so beautiful.

She's a great person. How do you feel about that? Hey, that's fine. There you go. You should see what Eddie's mom sends me. Oh. Okay. Now, you can't go back.

We just said that. What does she send you? This is too easy. He just baited you and you just lost. That's not unkind. We said, how is that unkind? Because you don't text my mom.

Then show us. You don't text my mom either. He was baiting you. But show us what, if you have proof, physical proof of Lentdy's mom sending you something, you're in the clear. No, no, no.

You have proof. Otherwise, you just lost and you have to set back. No, no, no. Because I just said the game. That's not unkind? Easy. How is that unkind? You were bays.

but you knew you were going to be attempted to be baited. But it wasn't unkind. Save the clip. He said that his mom sent you... I didn't say that. He wasn't insinuating that. No, Amy. He was going to...

Because he was going to go, you should see what. And he'd be like, what? And he'd be like, nothing. No, I guarantee you that. Amy's letting him out of it again. Okay, he's out of a tent. If we don't vote...

If he's trying to get him to Lambo, Amy saved him. I literally didn't say anything. But here's the thing. Just everybody knows the rule. You can bait lunchbox. And if he comes back unkind, he loses. That's right.

So I can't make a joke? That's a joke. No, you didn't laugh on that. An unkind joke you cannot make. I don't understand what an unkind joke is. You just basically said Eddie's mom set you nudes. No. Yeah.

That's what I said. I never thought nudes. Then what? Did you say you should see what your mom sent me? I don't know. I honestly thought you really texted with her. Hey, there's a bounty on lunchbox. Come on, guys.

Get to work. All right. Thank you. So Morgan's been going out with this dude a few times, but it's not the same dude you play Twister with. No, not Twister, dude. He's long gone. Okay, and this guy you met on the app? Yeah, on Hinge.

And why were you drawn to him? Just on first sight? He was cute, and we had similar interests based on his prompts. Was he holding a fish? No fish. Very normal photos, just a normal dude. Cowboy hat? No, cowboy hat.

Okay. What were some, like his pictures? Like, what was he doing? Like rock climbing? Like, what do you like to see in a picture? No, I just want him to be like normal photos. Like he has photos with some friends. He had photos with his nephews and one by himself.

In the picture with his nephews, he's like, these are my nephews, not my kids. Yeah. Yeah, it specifies. And one of him in uniform. And. So he's play for the Titans. Yeah, that's it.

Oh, or the Pritz. Yeah, those are it. Or he's a firefighter. Oh, so he's an athlete. No, we don't know. I don't even want to know it because I don't want to slip, right? Oh, uniform. Yeah.

He could have a military. Military. I worked out of uniform. Oh, definitely not hobby lobby lobby. Okay, so you click him, he clicks you. How many dates have you been on now? We have five times. Now you're getting into not just the dude from the dating app.

Now you're getting into somebody that you may be starting to like date. Yeah. What do you classify it as and have you guys DTRed? No, that hasn't happened yet. We are, we're not exclusive yet. We're still like dating, but we're like very, we're dating. That's probably the best way to put it because we're not exclusively dating. Would you be upset if you saw him still on the app and still like, one of your girlfriends was like, hey, I'm dating this guy.

Look at this. He's cute. What do you think about him? I mean, I would be bummed out, but like I'm not going to be mad. He's on the apps because we are not exclusive to each other yet. Are you still on the apps? Yeah. Okay.

Yeah. Have you been on dates while you're dating this guy? I haven't. Not intentionally. It just hasn't happened. Okay, so what about him? Like, what's happened? Five dates in, what about him has been a bit different

than all the other guys so far? He's very intentional and very, like, respectful and just a very supportive person and very calm, like, secure in who he is. Can you give me an intentional? Secure. What's wrong with that? I'm just thinking about how we often, we're...

Trauma speaking up here, go ahead. No, I just think that sometimes, I think that's great. Like, I'm like, okay, this is good. good. I like hearing this. But sometimes I'll speak for me and my girlfriends and women. Men, you may get this way. You speak for me too and you speak women. Go ahead. We're sometimes not used to a secure man. Amen. And so then we sort of are like, what is going on and we're like not attracted to it because there's the drama's not there and some of the patterns that we're often used to having

to get into or we get into. Maybe we're the problem. I'm not saying it's always men. But, you know, Right. I get what you mean. Do you get what I'm saying? Yeah, like coming from a really toxic relationship to a healthy one is kind of mind-blowing. It's kind of boring. Can you give me an example of intentional? So we had been on two dates and he had to travel for work.

And in that time off work, we couldn't really talk to each other. He couldn't have his phone. But in that time, he had written down like 15 different date ideas. I didn't even know this happened until I had stopped by his house. Hold on. Ray just made big eyes. Oh, my gosh. He never reacts to being a bit.

He never makes it about him. I'm sorry to interrupt. I have to go to Ray because you reacted so strongly to her saying he had 15 date ideas written down, Ray. Well, I mean, I don't think he's that busy with his job. That's a lot of time. That's what you thought in that. Okay, Morgan. He was sitting at a conference.

So, like, he's sitting in there listening. He's writing things down. And this is over the course of, like, a whole day, right? But when I had stopped by his house, the dates were, like, on the fridge. like so he could have them ready for us to always like have a plan to go on another date. Any chance he's copied this and uses it with other girls or do you think it was specific to you? No, it even says like cooking class. This is for me, not for Morgan.

Like it specifically has my name on it. Okay. That's cool. One of them he forgets to change. I don't get that. There are no red flags so far. I don't get the. Is it a red flag?

There are no red flag. I mean, it's worrisome to me because I'm just not used to that, much like Amy said, so I'm a little nervous. I'm like, okay, I'm going to mess something up. I'm not going to ask you, because I don't want you to say what he does. I don't want you to say what he does because I don't think we're there yet. Will you text me what he does? So I don't walk into it the wrong way and be like, he's a titan. And if he was a titan, I'd be like, dang it.

I shouldn't have said that. That just keeps me from going to a place inadvertently that could be too revealing at the moment. I texted you. Okay, thanks. And so you like it. You're in. You feel like you could be in. Yes.

That's cool. It's definitely like he's not somebody that like his personality type and stuff is just something that I've never, whether it be met or dated, I just haven't. Older, younger. He's a year younger than me, which is also unusual for me. And cradle rover. I've never like dated a guy younger. I've never dated a guy in uniform.

And I just, hey, the uniform thing, she's not leading you guys in a regular. and you can figure it out. Custodium. She's very smart about her words with you guys because she knows what you'll do. You'll start yelling and coming up with an opinion and you'll completely turn it in. Oh, do teachers have to wear a uniform

because someone knows from schools. Who knows? Sometimes. She's very deliberate herself and intentional with saying uniform. And you go to a bar on Broadway and they ought to wear a uniform. It always has a bar shirt.

Fair enough. The server's a red lobster. Fair enough. All true. Well, no, no, it's not told to kill it because you're dating a dude. Try English. Hold on, sorry. Go ahead.

Hold on. Let me push one for English. Beep, go ahead. I was thinking Tilted Kilt, but she said a dude. What is that? It's a breast restaurant. It's a brush. Oh, boy. He also made me cookies when I stopped by his apartment.

What? Like, from scratch? Okay, hold on, hold on. No, no, no, no, no, guys. What did you hear? There's a little strong, a little fat. No, it's not. That's what you heard.

This is like an Abby situation. He made me cookies? What about that is strong? The 15 dates. I mean, how many dates you've been on? Five. They were just planned. And if we don't go, then don't get thrown in the trash.

No, that is an extreme. So he does this with every girl he starts dating, he writes down 50. Maybe he's just, he's like infatuated with Morgan. I told him on the first date that I like someone who's very intentional and wants to make plans and wants to put an effort. And he's doing that. So, Ramundo reacted again. What is it? Yeah, I heard that he still lives in an apartment.

Yeah, that's fine. Well, because you're in a house. Okay. He's not threatened by me. Hey, big mama come through. We're going to take care of them. You're going to take care of. This guy is financially great.

That has already even been to come. Hey, didn't Ray just move from an apartment like a week ago? But his point is Morgan is in a home. He wasn't making fun of an apartment. He said Morgan's in a house and there could be like a power. Oh, I see what you're saying. Yeah. Ray brings this out because he was living at the studio and his now wife had an apartment back then

and he upgraded to the apartment. That's right. He knows the amount. Oh, Morgan, good luck. Oh, man. You guys don't think it's a little aggressive? Not him?

I think there is a very fine line in going overboard and doing things with extra intensity that are really caring, thoughtful, and sweet. Yeah. Making cookies? It's a very fine. If she didn't like them, all that stuff's creepy. Yeah, and he listened to me on the first day and I said, I love sweets. I always eat sweets. I'm telling you, if she didn't like him and he was doing it, he was doing it.

doing it, we'd all be like, psycho killer. And she would too. But because she likes him and he's doing it, it's good. But that's it. That's what being bold is all about. Very fine line. Morgan. Live your life. We'll check back in in a couple weeks. Okay. I don't get to see him for a little bit. You don't? He's gone

again? He's got a... So his job, right? He doesn't have a big job. Oh, man. Stop. You're going to make me think. You're going to make me research. And also, what would it look like if we didn't question like every move that they're doing like is this weird or why they do this or is this too much? I mean, what if we just like took it in?

And maybe that's what Morgan's doing. Yeah. And you get taken advantage of it? You should be evaluating everything all the time. I don't know that you have to. What? That seems exhausting. It is.

It's exhausting though to date. Okay. It is exhausting. Because if you're not evaluating, then they're doing shady stuff and it's, you just got, you need to evaluate just to protect yourself. You don't believe most people are good? You know, I heard that once about Luke and I, you know, I had a problem. Morgan, good luck.

You won't see him again for a while? Yeah, but I will say genuinely. Like, no red flags, no even yellow flags yet. He's very consistent, communicative, and I'm not, like, I'm not, he's not coming on too strong or anything. It's been great. Now, would it make you nervous if Amy checked her inbox

and he had matched with her as well and you guys find out? Whoa. No. What? That's a terrible. Well, how old is he? One year you are in the morning.

I know. I've been doing the show for like 10 minutes. Okay. 29. Okay, I know. She's like, what does he do? No. Does he have a house or apartment?

Okay, look. I'm saying I don't have a 29-year-old marked on my thing, so I don't- I do have it marked on my thing. Oh, boy. It's like when you grow, like a kid, you mark on the wall, how tall you are. Is he an urine? My thing, when I was 21, I marked on it to see if they'd grow. It hasn't.

You know what I meant. Yeah, I know. Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes out from Horry County, South Carolina. A 27-year-old woman wanted to get some exercise in, so she's, She went out in the front yard, did some jumping jacks.

Man, this doesn't feel right. Let me take off my top. Did some more jumping jacks. Well, that's an odd thing to do. Didn't feel right? If you're going to do jumping jacks. Okay, go ahead. Yeah, only problem is there was kids out across the street.

So her parents, the parents called police. Yeah. There are probably kids across all that street and all that neighborhood. And also, if you're going to jump, why doesn't... I wonder what didn't feel right for her to just be like, I got to take that off. Because you would think jumping, you'd want to... Support. I'm just saying if I were a dude.

and let's say I didn't have any pants on. Right. And I'm jumping. I'd be like, that doesn't feel right. I need to put something on to support it more. The opposite of what she did. Right. Okay.

And just looking at her pictures, not one I want to see doing jumping jacks well. We didn't need that. You didn't need to add that. But it's okay. He gave me context. Got it. Yeah. No.

Because I was like, I'd love to be that neighbor. But then now I'm not, no. It's an unnecessary comment. Do you think somebody that's going to get butt naked and in front of the house is going to be a model? No. No, it never is. All right. Thank you.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Hey, we're going to spill the tea, and I like to do it as the last segment of the week, because that way nobody gets into a big fight. Well, they might, but I'll be gone. Oh, boy. Yeah. Hit that, Ray. Let's spill the tea. Someone got into the mob, the voice-changing mob button.

It's like, I don't know who did it. And they want to spill the tea on someone. So here it is. This is the witness relocation mob button that we push to protect the identity of the person. Go ahead. I saw Scuba Steve doing something that I'm not sure he wants out there. Someone from promotions needed help moving boxes. And Scuba was volunteering his time, his muscles, his back, his legs, everything.

People don't see the behind the scenes of the great thing Scuba does for this building. And I think it needs to be recognized that Scuba was a teen player. He didn't get paid extra to move those boxes. Scuba stepped up. That's my spill the tea. I don't understand I get it, kind Okay, first of all

We can tell that was lunchbox By his cadence For sure, yes He's doing a spill the tea Like out of kindness I'm just saying guys So he can still drive the Lamborghini When someone does something

They need to be recognized And I just I don't know if Scoobba didn't want Recognition I don't know But I saw him doing it And I was like That's very kind of you

Yeah Gotta let people know That Scoobo was moving boxes Huh Thanks so much dude I'm confused You might have just ruined this bit Well you know

It was in dramatic or anything. Nothing. That's why I share the tea. Yeah. Instead of spill the tea. Yeah. But you know what? He finished all this week being kind.

He did. He's only got Monday and has to finish the show Tuesday. Oh, okay. So there's still time. Both of those days. If he finishes that totally kind, then there you go. Man, we're rooting for you, Bob. Scoob, anything you want to say, dude?

No, I just really appreciate you wasting our time with this. Yeah, exactly. Was it kind to waste our time? It was kind to waste our time, yeah. Okay, that's it very much. Yeah, we're done here. Be safe. We'll see Monday.

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