The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Post Show (6-7-24)

Episode Date: June 7, 2024

Bobby reveals why he didn’t get to play softball last night. Amy and Lunchbox talk about introducing artists at CMA Fest last night and why Lunchbox’s voice is raspy. Lunchbox and Amy face off in Classic Rock Name That Tune. Morgan 2 says she has just acquired a cool piece of country music memorabilia.  We ask 20 questions trying to guess what it is.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, wherever you get your podcast. It's time for the Bobby Bones, Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. I come in today. I'm not injured. Oh, from your softball game. Yeah. Okay. What do you, do you want? I'm trying to think of how to support you in that. I know, I know, I know. I didn't get to play. Oh. Oh. I don't win. Okay. My wife got sick and so I had to stay home and so I didn't, I'm not injured.

See, I look at the bright side of things. Okay, so we didn't celebrate. We don't celebrate. Yeah, you can celebrate whatever you want. I'm not injured. And so I'll look at that. I wanted to celebrate that you actually went out there, like did some moves and stuff and you're not hurt. I'm not in a dance competition. Like plays.

Oh, yeah. There you go. Whatever it's called. Yeah. And I didn't cancel until like, the game was at 6 until like 430. She was just feeling so sick. So I had to be like, sorry guys.

I don't even know these people. Yeah. So I felt bad. That's weird. And I was like, sorry. I definitely would not cancel if I felt like, I feel like I got to stay here. So did not get to play?

Did they win? Did you follow up with them? Yeah, they won 19 to 1. Dang. Wow, you would have definitely played. I would have... Right? I'm not going out on the bench

and then hopefully get a little time. Okay, okay. Like when they're such a big lead, they put in... Sorry, that was my experience playing ball as a child. Sorry, I projected. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's okay. Yeah, I would have definitely got to play. But they don't need me.

It's what I said. I said, you guys don't need me. You're good. So, and then I can't go next week because I'm gone. Dang. So it's like maybe the third week, but I was kind of hoping to do first and third. So it gave them an idea that I would be around most of the time. But not playing first week or second week, that's tough.

Gives you more time to train, though. But I'm just not trustworthy then if I can't come first week or second week. Right, right. They're going to forget about you too. With things that are out of your control, it's fine. Nah, not really. Me. What do you mean out of his control?

Everything's a preference. Everything is in your control. Yeah, your wife is sick. And you know what? I could have left her. He could have. But he didn't. I didn't.

I could have left her and went and played. She also wasn't like, you must stay home. I was like, are you feeling real bad? She was like, yeah, but I don't want to tell you to stay home from your game because I know you're really looking forward to that. I was like, no, no, if you're feeling really. And I probably wouldn't have made the same decision two years ago. Dang, you would have gone?

Yeah. Well, you wouldn't have been married to you. Yeah, no, he was married. I would say because I don't expect when I'm sick. It's still growing. If I'm sick, I don't expect people to be there to help me. And not, now. I enjoy it, but I never had that.

So when I'm sick, you just deal with it. You figure it out if somebody drops off some bottles of Gatorade on your front porch, that's cool. But really, you just handle your business and you fight back. So when I get sick, even then, I would go up to the bedroom upstairs and just like not say anything and be sick.

And that's her experience with like life and family's a bit different. Yeah. Like if you're sick, somebody like, take care of you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Love. So old me would have said, And not like to leave and be like, I'm going to play, you suck. I wouldn't have understood that you're supposed to actually like hang around,

even if you can't do anything really for that person. Because my logic would have been, well, you're sick, but what can I do for you? Nothing? Well, then I should go ahead and do my thing. Because there's no reason both of us should be punished. And I can't do anything. Like, I can't carry you. You don't even carry you anywhere.

That there's food made. That would have been my whole logic. It is very logical. I mean, it makes sense? Yeah, because that's how I would have felt about me as well. Like, I'm sick. I'm not going to hold you back from anything. There's nothing you can do.

But, yeah, I've kind of learned that people need people. Yes. Like, your team needs you, too. I don't know them, though, and they don't live with me. Yeah, wife wins over that. I know. Every time. But, yeah, it was disappointing.

But it would have, but not as disappointing as it would have been to myself had I not chosen to stay. Right. And I think that you been like, I need you to stay. My natural instinct would have been to push back. So maybe she played me. Oh. Maybe she's like, I'm sick and she's like, I don't really need you. You go on and go to the game.

Really? You don't need me? I'll show you how much you need me. I don't think that's the case at all because she's really sick. But yeah, I didn't get to play. So my hamstrings are intact. That's good. That's the bright side.

Not hurt at all. Everything's feeling pretty good. Did your team check in on your wife? You know, you checked in on the team. Did they say, hey, how's the wife doing? What's wrong with your throat? It's not like he's still slid. It sounds like he's working from bed right now.

He was yelling last night. That's what it was. Something happened there where it's like he was doing sexy porn voice. Did you talk to your wife? No. They don't know my wife. I was just like, hey, can't come. I don't even have a guy's phone number.

Oh, how did you communicate? DM, Instagram. Oh. Y'all, all of this has been through DM. all of it? I don't get people my phone number but I guess most people

I don't even know what the guy looks like because his page is private the most I've ever talked to him was on this this show when we called him

and talked to him on the phone okay that makes sense yeah so all I know was he said hey wear a blue shirt our team's blue

I don't have any blue shirts really like for so I was gonna wear like a Mark Gray signed jersey that I had here this baller dude

Lex much that's all I have though are Cubs jerseys yeah but I thought it'd be funny to wear a mark, and then in his honor. And then, uh, I didn't, I didn't go. So I was just going to look for a bunch of people in blue at some softball fields. And whomever was trying to assassinate me last night. I hope he went to a softball field and looked around. Oh yeah. Because I wasn't there.

Hey, cheers to me. Did you assassin? Hmm? I'm asking the assassin. Oh yeah. Who was looking for me last night? Hmm? Anyone? I was at work. I don't know. Anybody? Okay. Okay. How was the CMA thing. It was good. Why were you yelling at lunchbox at work? What? I didn't yell. I'm good. Well, I just thought sometimes, whenever we have a work event the next day, he's a little raspy. Because, I mean, he's great on stage, you know, works in the crowd is really big there. But then also just, I don't know. I feel like maybe backstage there's some yelling.

Hey, hey, hey. You felt there you saw it. I don't know. He can speak for himself. You said work the crowd. Did lunchboxes work the crowd? Did lunchbox work the crowd? He did. How did he do that? I don't know.

What did you guys do? We introduced, well, we went out at the very beginning because there's, you know, the color guard, star single banner. To start the night, everybody's up there. You had to stay the whole night? Well, we left after Post Malone and Blake Shelton. So Leonard Tannard was the only one that was left because we did Thomas Rett, who was right before Post Malone and Blake. So, I mean, yeah. How late were you out?

late. They probably wrapped around 11. They were behind schedule by 13 minutes. Yeah, they always are. It's a TV show. Yeah, that's how we knew the exact time because it was like looking at the schedule plus 13 minutes. And then, but I feel like I think after Thomas, so Post Malone and Blake Shelton were a surprise. Nobody, the crowd didn't know. And so after Thomas Rett, they thought the only thing left is Leonard Skinner.

And thousands of people just are flooding out. They just played at the Hall of Fame here. Flooding. That Eddie went to. It was pouring out of their empty, and I feel like those people, probably going to look at their phones, they're going to be like, oh, shoot, probably left post Malone and Blake Shelton came out. They probably heard it over the top that something was going on.

Was it Leonard Skinner or Tuesday's gone? That's who I saw. No, it's literally Leonard Skinner. Did you know there's not a single member of Leonard Skinner that was the original Leonard Skinner now? Not one member. That's crazy. Not Tuesday's gone, Eddie. The original Leonard's Skinner.

No, the real band. But the lead singer is the cousin. No, not cousin. Yeah. I think it's brother. Oh, yeah, maybe a brother. But he was never in the band. Listen, I learned a bunch about Leonard Skinner last night that blew my mind.

Go ahead. I had no idea that most of them died in a plane crash. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, that's the big story about Leonard Skinner. Everyone kind of knows that one. I didn't. I still didn't. And I saw him last night.

Ronnie Van Zant, right? Not them. Is that his name? Ronnie. Yeah. But then Scuba was telling me all about it, and he was like, yeah, and then they just kept the band going. And then we looked it up, and it's, I think the brother, 10 years later, joined the band as the singer. And I'm like, that has to be so weird to be like, man, I'm going to fill in for my dead brother.

Like, that's like if my brother came here and did the bonehead. Ten years later. I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think a lot of that, too, is probably like a money grab, too, like a way to make money. Because I think had he wanted to be in music, he probably would have been singing or in the band a long time ago. Well, I guess Scooba said he was in a different band.

What was the end? Tuesday's gone? He moved up? I think he was 38 special. I'm trying to pull it up so I'm not wrong. But I almost feel like if you lose your brother, like I would be devastated and I would need some time to be away from it. And then eventually someone's like,

you got to go out there and do it for your brother. And I'm like, oh, I'll do it for my brother, but also a little bit for the money. Yeah, you get to go being Leonard Skinner. And nobody really knows the difference because there were so many people. Exactly. And they do sound very similar, too. I mean, it is kind of cool just to live out your brother's legacy.

Are you looking it up? Yeah, I am, yeah. That's interesting. If they didn't make any music, he comes back and does boneheads. What if he comes back and is better? Ooh. No, definitely ruin me better.

My brother is very quiet. Definitely, it won't be it better. Sorry, Johnny Van Zent was in 38 special. What was he in 38 special? The vocalist. Co-founder. Yeah, former lead vocalist, Ronnie Van San up 38 special. Did he start 38 special?

Let's see. So he's Ronnie and the brother that died is... No, Ronnie's the brother that died. Okay. Yeah, Johnny is one of the brothers. I guess they have a bunch of brothers that are all musicians of some sort. Ronnie, Johnny, Johnny. I thought there was a cousin in there, too.

Yeah, because Donnie Van Zanzan's another one, yeah. Oh, no. So 38 special sings, hold on loosely. Don't like... Hold on. You're gonna lose control. Yeah, that's it. Hold on loosely.

Yes, yeah, yeah. Not from what you're singing. Yeah. You're going to lose control. No? Uh-uh. Do they sing the... Thun that son of a...

Hmm? You know that one? Not from what you're doing. I know it's hard. It's hard. So hold on loosely. And don't let... Oh, I forget how it goes.

Hold on. No, that's a different one. Hold on. Eddie, you'll know it for sure. I'll play it from my pocket. Yeah, I know that. Oh, yeah. I know that.

All around you. It's got to be from a movie, though, or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mm-hmm. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-do. Do-do-do-do. Like you. Here we go.

So hold on loosely. And don't let go. Yeah, it's a jam. Damn, dude. Okay, so who's the singer of this band? Johnny, Ronnie, Bonnie, and Lonnie. No, I was wrong. It's Donnie. So, Donnie does 38 special. Johnny is the new Leonard Skinnerd.

Oh, wait, so we went down the whole 38 special track, and it's not even the same guy? No, it's his brother. Okay. All these brothers, I'm sorry, I confuse you guys. There's too many brothers and too many damn bands. That's crazy, man. Very talented family. 38 special caught up in you.

Any idea here? Come here. Yeah, dude. Yeah, that's a good one. I need to hear the chorus, though, but this is like, cool, 95. Arkansas Keith had this stuff up.

He'd be like, who's this band? Because he'd know them all. He would ask you who this is? He'd quiz me all the time. That's what I do to my kids. On every band. That's how I know it. See, that's part of being a good dad, man.

Everybody's got Little Girl in them. Yeah, that's a weird bad of that. Kind of a creepy thing from the 60s and 7. Little Girl. Here it is. He goes, You know me. That's a good one.

How about a second chance? 31 million. The other ones have like 175 million, 113 million. We may not know this one. Second Chance from Ghani Van Zanzanzan. It's a ballad. Guys in a motorcycle. Kind of.

Yeah, kind of. I don't know if I know this one. Let's get to the chorus. That was definitely an 80s movie, though, right? Here we go. This must be like late 38 special. Like 39 special. Where's the chorus of this song?

I don't know this one, dude. The second chance. I've heard it, but barely. Yeah, I've heard it but barely. Yeah, I've heard it, but I don't know enough to identify in Cool 95. I was thinking of Nazareth. Now you're messing with a... Nazareth's a band, right?

You remember that one? How do they get away with that in rock music? What do you mean? I don't know what you're... They said son of a beep. But they said it? Yeah. Now you're messing with a...

What? Does Nathlethuth do? Love! Yes, yes. Love hurts, I think. Right? Hurts. I know that one.

Is that Nazareth? I think so. Love hurts. Oh, love hurts. Right? That reminds you a day's confused when they're dancing. Eighth grade dance. Is that in that movie?

Yeah. Whoa. Love hurts. Okay. Love hurts. What's hair of the dog? Well, I don't know. It's got 68 million.

Now you're messing with it. Careful though, dude. They'll say it. But I mean, people cussing songs all the time. You know this song? Huh. Get to the chorus. Oh, I do know that song.

You remember that one? Yeah, I guess they would they wouldn't bleep it, but they would silence out the B word. That was a jam, dude. on the radio. The cowbell's going, ding, ding, think. I love classic rock. It's one of my most played workout playlist.

Yeah. You want to see what you can name, Amy? Yeah. Yeah. Of course. I'm going to put money on it. I mean, that'd be fun. You guys aren't as obsessed with gambling as we are, though, as dudes.

We love gambling. Yeah, but I love it. I just... This is my classic rock workout playlist. I don't think I've ever in my life worked out to classic rock. Let's go. Well, does she need to name the artist? What does she need to do here?

You can do either one. I'm going to need multiple. And this doesn't count as like playing a song on our go-to-jail because it's playing from my pocket way from microphone. Of course. It's in the environment. Watch what you want to play against Amy? Yeah.

Name that tune. Give me artist or title. Okay. Ready? Here we go. You guys can probably hear that. That sounds like the Home Depot commercial. Home Depot.

Oh my gosh, it does. How doers get more done. That's funny. Anything? This is a... Ream. Buzz name when you get it. Don't give it away, though, Amy.

Lunchbox. Let's go ahead. Low rider. No. Okay. Slow riding. Incorrect. No.

I can't even hear it. Oh, sweet emotion. Bye? Deaf Leopard. No, you got one though, Aerosmith. Sweet emotion. Sweet emotion. Talking about the things that nobody knows.

Okay. That's a good song, actually. See? Okay. I mean, I don't want to work out to it, but. Oh. Well, we give it cranked up. in the yard.

And that's when we're doing slow, like, you know. No, we don't do slow. I'm like picturing all, like, squatting low, slow. No, this plays the whole time, though, but here's one. You won't get this one, but this was the second one on my list. I may have to fast forward this. You may not get this one. You won't get the artist.

Sound familiar at all? No. I can fast forward to the part that you may know, but it may start quick enough, huh? Yeah, it's coming. Okay. Lunchbox, anything? No. Can you hear it okay?

Yeah. Okay. Here's where you guys will probably know where it is. Coming at you. Back before that started. Lunchbox, go ahead. That's Black Betty Littered Skinner. It's Black Betty.

Why don't you buzz in with your name instead of telling the story? Instead of telling a story, you could buzz it with your name. I know, but what's crazy is I heard like, be-bed-de-bed-de-b-b-in my head. I'm just telling you what was in. That's before you got to the show, though. That was what you was driving in. No. That was right before they started doing it, but I was like,

what does that have to do with this song? But I guess my brain was getting there. I just needed them. You want to guess a band? Black Betty, and it's not Leonard Skinner? You've never heard of the band. Okay. I'm not going to go.

I would know the band had I purposefully memorized it for trivia. Mm-hmm. Because I don't think they ever had another hit. Do you know it? No. Ram jam. Oh. Oh, don't they say their name in the song?

Ram jam. Mamlam. Ram jam. Did they say their name? But I don't think they say ram jam. I don't think they ever say their name. But you're right, they do say Bambalam. Whoa, Black Betty, Wra, Laam, whoa, black betty.

Ramma jam. Maybe they do. I don't know. Okay. Maybe Amy just taught us something here. Let's see. Coming right up. See if they say ram jam in it.

Come on. No. Bamma lamb. Bamba lamb, no ram jam. That would have been smart. They'd have been next level how they fit in a ram jam. All right, three more. Oh.

Can you nail that? You ever heard that before? Yes. I feel like I've definitely heard this. Could it be another song by Ram Jam? No. Anything there? Lushbox.

Go ahead? Fleetwood Mac, four non-blondes. Interesting. Incorrect? Sounds like a woman. It's not a woman. Anything, Amy? Amy, you can get this.

You won't get the title of the song, I don't think. It's a famous song, but if you don't know, You're not going to just guess it by the words. Can you tell me the decades of classic rock? Well, now they've changed. Some 90s are in there. Oh, that's so sad. But this is not.

I heard Pearl Jam on there the other day. Yeah, when they play Food Fighters, I'm like, change. It's not good. This is probably late 60s, early 70s. Okay. Don't really know the year. You know the band. Come on, Amy.

Rolling Stones? Oh, so close. Led Zeppelin. Dang, I think I have their shirt. You do. Get the lead out. All right, two more. I just think of my vintage t-shirts that I don't know the...

Two more. And the band of the song. Or both. Why did you just see a woman? That's how that was the lyric. Come on, guys. Literally saying the name of this song. I know, but I can't tell what it is.

Who are we? Or... Who? Wait, what? He said who? Who are we or who? Wait, go ahead. Who are we or who?

There's two separate guesses. Okay. Now, Amy. Who are you? By. Rolling Stones. No, it's who are you. It's correct.

Who are you by the who? The who. Oh, and he just said who. Yes, you're so close. All right, last one. I'll never forget that. Last one, then we'll take a little break. Ready?

Let's do. Oh, oh my gosh. I did a dance routine to this in high school. Can you quiet? I can't hear it. Oh, you got a macamun. She's slaps. in the air.

Stop talking. Band or song. Oh, guys. Lunchbox. Yep. Come together over me. Come together. Come together's correct.

Is that tie it up, Mike? Do we know? Oh, do we even keep score? Yeah, I'm going to give a score. I think they're tied right now. Amy, you can get the band. You win. Come together.

Oh. Come on. Come on, Amy. What? The band. I know. Five seconds. The band?

Yeah. Rolling Stones. Oh. The Beatles. Yes. So close. Oh, yeah. No.

What was the routine? Because I saw you slapping a lot of air and laughing a lot of air. Well, I'm sitting down so there's like, I can't really like. All right. Tiebreaker, then we'll break. Anybody that gets either band or song wins. Ready? Okay.

And you slap in the air again. This sounds country, though. Oh. God. I just keep hearing little Texas in my head right now. Don't give it a run? Maybe give it a little Texas try. That's not classic rock. You don't know.

Nothing. Lunchbox. Go ahead. Pink Floyd. Oh. The Rolling Stones. Incorrect. Okay.

I'll wait for the lyrics, please. No, like that is Sue. No. Okay. No. Nope. What you got? Oh.

I shook a mama on your potter to. Need an answer? Okay. Go ahead. Roll, he just guess that. The monkeys. The monkeys. The Beatles.

Lillen Skinner. Shut up. Guys. You guys. You got both tie. Okay. That's fun though. I didn't.

That was, won't you get me three steps? Give me three steps on list. That's why you'd say it. You'd say this. Yeah. And who was the girl? Linda Lou. With a girl named Lindeloo.

Yeah, when Lendoo. When in Walker Man with a gun in his hand and he was pointing out you know who. Yeah. Linda Lou. They need to rhyme for Linda Lou. You know who. Yeah. Or they need to rhyme. Maybe for you know who and they rhyme with Linda Lou. Because I never met a single Linda Lou. Nah, I don't know. One either.

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What Kugler did that I think was so unique. He's the writer-director. Who do you think he is? I don't know. You meet the president? You think Canada has a president. You think China has a president? Those law cruzette.

God, I love that thing. I use it all the time. I wrap it in a blanket and sing to it at light. It's like the old Polish saying, not my monkeys, not my circus. Yep. It's a good one. I like that saying. It is an actual Polish saying.

It is an actual Polish saying. Better version of Play Stupid Games, win stupid prizes. Yes. Which, by the way, wasn't Taylor Swift who said that for the first time. I actually thought it was. I got that wrong. Listen to the Nick Dick and Paul show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. We've been talking about some expensive memorabilia items on the show where like Michael Jordan's

card that has the logo man, went for like three million bucks, John Lennon's guitar. It's always fun for me to talk about that kind of stuff. Morgan says she's just acquired something expensive or like cool memorabilia. What? I have no idea what it is. Morgan, can you like give us a game or like, can you like, can you ask questions about it? Yeah, ask questions. I don't even know what ballpark it's in. So we'll do there are four of us. We'll do 16 questions. Like a choir? Yes or no? Yes or no only.

Oh, that's it. Part of it. Okay. Yeah, that's part of it. Okay. Okay. Is it sports? No. Okay. Not sports. Amy.

Oh, ask if it's country music. That would make sense. Is it country music? Yes, it is. Okay. I don't know why I didn't ask it to begin. I'm an idiot. She acquired.

Okay. Something. Eddie. Eddie? Did you get this from someone that we know? I mean... What kind of question is that? Listen, listen, wait for the answer.

I don't know how to... Do we know the person that gave it to you? How do you describe no? Do we know them? Do they come in the studio? Like, are they friends of us? I would say, do any of us have their cell phone number? That's good.

I think that could be a good definition. Any of us including scuba. Okay, I might. Okay. Well, that's... She gave the best answer she could. It was a dumb question. What do you want from her?

Hey, that one doesn't happen. Morgan did a great job with a dumb question. No. I'm talking about Eddie over there. That's a good question, though. Think about it. Does the person that gave it to you understand that the earth is not flat? What?

Trying to think of someone in the country music that we, like, haven't encountered. Lunchbox? Yeah, I'm confused by Eddie's question, so I'm trying to think. Yeah, it's hard for me to. It set me back years. Yeah. Is it something you play? Oh, good question.

Is it an instrument? Yeah. Yeah. No, it is not. Not an instrument. Is it autographed? Yes. So it's an autographed, non-instrument.

It's in country music. You could ask something if it's from a venue or a hat. Could you wear it? That's one. Should we ask the, like, you have the power of the question. Sex of the person? I think is it, does it belong? Did it belong to a man?

No, I just asked. I asked the one about, it's an autograph. You could say, because again, we're trying to figure out who it is and what it is. Right. So I want to know the sex. So did this... Have you ever had sex with it? Oh, my goodness.

Did this thing belong to a man? It involves a man, yes. It involves a man. I think she's given the best answer she can. Stupid question? Not stupid as yours. In case you're keeping track of it? Oh, so maybe it's a group.

Possibly. Go ahead, Eddie. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Does it have multiple signatures on it? No. Okay. Decent question.

You've got to climbed out of that one a little bit. Yeah. Lunchbox? Ask if they can wear. I'll ask if lunchbox doesn't. Like, is it something you wear? It involves something. Yeah. Is the person dead?

That's a good one. Oh, yes. Is the person dead? No, they're not dead. So it's a current artist who signed it. It's not an instrument. Is it something that somebody wears? No.

It's not an instrument or what somebody wears. And it's autographed? It's autographed. Only one autograph. You could ask if the value is like probably over $500 bucks if she had to guess. What does that mean though? I don't know.

I mean if it's... No offense, but if like Libra signed a piece of paper from our show, we wouldn't get $500 for it because it's piece of paper from our show and he's alive and, you know. Could it be like a set list or something? Could. Oh, she recently acquired this.

You said that like you had a follow up on that. Did she acquire it last night? Is that your question? No, I'm talking to Bobby. Oh, you mean at CMA Fest? Yeah. It's not the answer. She did not acquire it last night.

I know for a fact that's not it because I did not get to this yesterday, but it was sent to me the day before. Gotcha. Yeah, smart. What did you tell me it was a good question? No. I'm just kind of talking about.

Come on, Amy, you can do it. I mean, I would say. I know, but you said something like it. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. If she put it on eBay, does she think it'd get her $500? Yeah, do you think that you could sell this for $500? Not right now, but definitely eventually. It's a Morgan Wallen used condom.

Whoa. Ew. I mean, that would go for a lot. And he signed it. What? Here you go, let me sign on that for you. It involves a man. That's crazy.

That's a hard one to hold. Is it the chair? Oh, that's good. Morgan Wall and chair. That would be hilarious. And we hold it and get them to sign it when he comes in. That's a great question. Is it the chair?

No. No. No, you can just say, ask if it involves like any current big artists or like somebody that's playing CMA Fest. I have another question, but I feel like you guys can call me stupid for it. Because it's kind of like the stupid question, but more detail. There's no stupid question. Here we go. Okay.

Until after you ask it and we make fun of it. Did the person that signed it give it to? you. No. That's not a bad question. But that's kind of what I meant to So this is what I'll do for now on if are you. Anything you think stupid, ask it.

Anything you think is a good question? Don't ask it because it's stupid. There you go. Yeah. Lunchbox? Like is the person under 40? Is it like a new artist type thing? Ask that lunchbox.

Well, no, no, no. We're talking it out here. She didn't get it from the artist. Did a record label give it? Did she buy it? Is it a picture? Did her boyfriend give it to her? Right.

Good question. It involves a man. How big? I mean, does it weigh over? What's the way? Why? The weight? You think it's like an anchor?

What's happening here? The weight? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah, we're encouraging you, we can't tell you not to do shit house. We're a cannonball. Don't go wait. Don't go wait. We're encouraging you not to chase weight.

Or a feather. Important. A hat. No, we don't wear it. We don't wear it. You don't play it? You don't play it? You don't wear it?

Like a. It's not a condom. Like a can, a beer can. Any more. Maybe never wore it to begin with. It's one. I used cigarette. Ugh.

I got someone to be a cigar. They signed it. They signed it. I can sign that. Ooh, a cigar. Hank Williams Jr. signs cigar. I just thinking it involves a man.

Is it used, right? Like, was it ever used? Yeah, is it used? Because in sports, the big thing is it's more valuable if it's been used in a game? Like, is it a game used, or a concert used microphone? and that would be a good one, guys. But I'm not asking. But so is the question just, is it used?

Is it used? Is that your question? Yep. No, it is not. Oh. So it's four left. So it's something new that's never been used. They cannot be worn.

It can't be worn or played. That she was given a dude. But if it's a dudes... Did she say she was given it? Maybe those boots from somebody? You can't wear her. You can't wear her boots. And I don't understand why you have to answer it in a way that says it involves a man.

That's more complicated than my way. is how you ask the question. You can't hate on her answer when you don't even know what it is. No, no, I'm not hating on it. I'm trying to dissect it. Well, why don't you just ask, did a man sign it? Well, she said it, no, no, she said... I said, did a... I think I said, did a woman sign it?

Or I don't know what I said. No. I don't remember either. Okay, okay, we have one more round. Whatever. Dang it. Okay, is it something that weighs... Blue.

That is a brother. What if it really comes down to the weight? I know. What if it's like a literal 45-pound weight That somebody's Sam Hunt's bench press Dang it God lunchbox is on it We screwed it

It's It will be one day It will be one day Like it will be one day So we gotta I mean that's like What is that in your opinion Like who fits in that category

Then it would be a younger artist That is for sure gonna That we feel like has the potential To be around for a significant amount of time Make an impact on country music But we still don't know what it is. But it's a dude, right.

But she's saying a long time. So it'd have to be somebody younger. So you think like a Morgan Wallen, a Hardy, somebody that has the lasting power because they do more than just sing. Luke Combs, that type of thing, right? Because they also can write. They are kind of multifaceted.

Bailey Zimmerman? Yeah. Any of those young guys that we feel like could be around for a while? Is the person... Do you want to dial on on the person first? I try to nail this. We only have one more round.

And she said that, It's not used, right? Like, it's not a... It's not used. It's not used. But what could not... What do you... Like a...

Like a plaque. Like a program or a music plaque. That's a good one. Or do they still give those records away? Yeah. They do. I mean, I don't... What about those things?

The show posters. Yeah, that's true because the artist didn't give it to her. Show poster. Remember when Lenny Wilson got stolen from back in the day before Lany was growing up? Who stole that? Do we find out? No. You mean like a hatch poster?

Yeah. It was like, I don't even remember. But she was like... What was that? I forgot to be mad about that. Don't revisit it. Yeah, lunchbox, what did it say exactly? It said, Bobby,

thanks for the support, Lainey Wilson. I think it's a little more than that, but yeah, I hear you. It feels like. Bobby wouldn't have made it without you. Lunchbox, is that what you wrote on the description on eBay? You sold it.

Did it get listed on eBay by somebody? I don't know. Wasn't that part of it? Yeah, it was. That's how we found out about it. Yeah. We tried to contact. and then he ghosted him.

I don't think lunchbox could figure out eBay guys. No, no, his mom's a big eBayer. Yeah, my mom's a big eBayer. Really? You remember. She's for a profit. She's so awesome. Shut up.

Eddie, we know you love his mom. Love his mom. Back to the, back to the thing. Okay, is it, okay, we're just going to get to a. Yeah, just guess. A record. A record. Is it a, is it like a plaque? Is it like a plaque?

Is it like a plaque? Or does it have any? A vinyl. That's two different things, though. Like a signed vinyl, though. Is that really memorabilia? I got like 100 of them right there by different artists. Okay, it...

Does it weigh... Telling it's going to come down to the weight. It's a dumbbell, I'm telling you. Okay, how about this? Did a record label give it to you? No. So there won't be a plaque or anything. What is this?

Like, what's cool that an artist has that, like, they can sign it and you... Casey Musk. I wonder if the artist signed it for her or if she was given it by somebody else that the artist signed. Is that, oh. I think she said that

the artist did not sign it for her. Right. She said that. That was one of my questions. A good question. I think you said did they give it to you directly? No, I said, did the artist sign that for you? And she said no.

What about, right, Morgan? Hey, maybe she learned from Bobby. Maybe she bid on it. No, Morgan's not bidding. What do you mean? Like an eBay auction? But still then it's got to be, I would think, a younger artist if she's saying there's value later more than now. I feel like the word acquired is like you.

Somebody died. Oh, so it could have been an heirloom. Yeah, or like, I don't know, guys. Okay, let's just ask some simple questions, Amy, and see if it puts us on anything. Just say, is it from one of the people that we've mentioned so far in our young artist group? Have we said the person's name? No. Oh, my goodness.

Well, that eliminates a big part of that thought, though. She did go, who does she see in Dallas? A few weeks ago, Warren Ziders. It could be post-Malone. But that is worth $500 now, right? Maybe. Maybe. I just feel like, because he's...

Like, what could he have that's not used? Other than, like, a record. Or, uh, like, what? There's nothing. A earring. You wear that, though. Dang, good point. That's good point.

I kept going boots. Oh, you wear that? Come on. He said their hair, is that worn? That's weird. It is weird. And that's used. How would they sign their hair?

Great point. Well, you can put it in a bag. Yeah, Mike D has bought it, but it's used. That's true. Dang. I don't know what it is. What if it's like a concert ticket, an unused concert ticket?

That they. Because I have a bunch of. People still print concert tickets? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I... Unused, though. What if it's from the celebrity softball game? Oh, okay. Was she there?

An unused softball. Interesting. That involves... Morgan, were you at a softball game? No, I wasn't. Okay. Oh, that's weird. Don't you always go? We're striking out.

Yeah, I was gone this year. Oh, yeah, that's fun intended. We have two questions left. Eddie, might as well just throw something at it. Morgan, Amy hit you with who cares. She's checked out. No, I'm not checked out. I just really want to know what it is, so just to ask how much it weighs.

Okay, Morgan, does it weigh? Over under 2.5 pounds. Yeah, does it weigh over under... How to give me a second. 2.5 or 3. She's got 3. Hold on. She's having to Google the weight, so that... Over under 3 pounds.

Oh, my goodness. Because under bones would be like a CD or a record. She would know quickly if it were under. Oh, long. It was jelly roll. Could have been jelly roll. Yeah. An actual...

Next time the dollar roll comes in, we should have on a festival. We should buy a jelly roll, whatever that it really is, and have them sign it. It's a donut, right? I don't know. It's like this thing. Okay, how much did you ask me, Eddie? Three pounds. If it's under or over?

Correct. He said, you have to ask yes or no. Is it under three pounds? Yes. That helps. It's a father in no way. Lunchbox's last question, and then we'll come up with you guys. Oh, man.

It's a vinyl. Jelly roll is a good person to put it on, though. Do you see he was with Eminem? He performed with Eminem? Dang, really? Yeah, I saw them meet. They did a video of them meeting. It was really cool.

And then they did, I think, sing for the year. I think that was a song. Aerosmith? Yeah, but Eminem has that song. Sing for the moment. Yeah, I think that was what he was doing the vocal for. Man, every time people post videos of meeting Eminem, he seems so nice. So guys, yeah, Jelly Roll was at Country Fest.

Could she have acquired it there? Yeah, possibly. What's Country Fest? I heart country festival. Got it. Jelly Roll was there. There's like 100 Country Fest. I know, but remember, jelly roll was there.

Jelly roll was a country concert, so. Our country fest. A bull. Lunchbox, ask if it's jelly roll. Is it something? Oh, my gosh. Are you sure? I asked you a wait question.

Say, is it related to food? Does it rhyme with anything? Is it related to food? Why do you think it's related to food, Amy? Jelly roll. Also, if, if, if. If it is, then maybe it's a jelly roll, or maybe it's an uneaten tweaky. Does the person use a stage name, not a real name?

Like, that keeps them in the mix, but also it's not a food question. It doesn't have to be about the person. It's signed, right? Like, he's going to sign a jelly roll? We're so off. We need to figure out two things, and we're not even close to one of them. We should have just dialed in on one of them and not worried about the weight or whatever Eddie's dumb question was. No, no, it was lunchbox.

I didn't ask it. I didn't have another question. Yeah, lunchbox never asked it. We ridiculed me before that. What does it smell like? Is it something? Because you guys are thinking it's a vinyl, right? No, I'm not.

I mean, I said that. But Amy mentioned it. We're not like dead set on it, but you can say it's a vinyl. Could possibly be. I mean, Lunchbox, what else do you think it can be that's like, you can't wear it? It's not used. It could possibly be a vinyl.

We just didn't go there. Because I feel like you could Google. I mean, are there any artists that have a book? Oh. Let's figure out who the artist is. A book. An unused, unread, signed. We're going to ask this question to be no closer because

we're not dialing it on either one of the So what do you want to dial in on? It doesn't matter if we pick the thing or the person But we need to go figure out if it We know it's a dude We know Have they been in our studio? Technically we know it involves a man

But everyone's been in our studio at this point In the last month Oh no That's like four people Last month No that's I mean Hold on We'd be Jellera

We've been busy I mean Jellarra was in here in the last month guys And so I was adding the other four people That were in this No Oh Oh. But.

It sounded like there was a butt. And listen. Well, I could give you a little bit more detail on that if you wanted. Well, that would be cheating. When I asked her about the weight, she did have to Google something. Right. You can't Google how much is a jelly roll. I mean, how much is a jelly roll?

Do you know how much of a jelly roll? We think it's something from jelly roll. We're off a jelly roll. She just said, no, he wasn't in the studio. It's not a jelly roll. I understand. But, like, books sounds good. From who?

She went unless has memorabilia, I don't think. If it's an unreleased copy of... And if she were going to give us a hint of, well, I can't say this, but I can give you a hint. It probably is in, like, this year or the last few months. Is it a headshot? Is that memorabilia, you think? I guess it would be.

Yeah. I don't know. A signed picture. The painful one of the picture. What? A signed picture is a memorabilia. Guys, that's not... Would that be special around here?

I just don't... No. I'll give you one more question each if you focus on the artist. Okay. I'm going to focus on the artist. Should we just ask the artist? Is it blah, blah, blah? Well, we're going to waste all of our questions.

We haven't mentioned the names. We haven't mentioned the name. It's probably somebody that's been in this year. If I'm guessing due to her tone, but I don't want to. Well, it sounds like he hasn't been in the studio this month, but maybe we've interviewed him. Luda. He's not country music. Did she say country for sure? Yeah.

And it involves a man. That's just what I can. Involves. I just don't understand. How did I ask it? How did I ask it? Can you remind me? Have we asked if it is a man?

I think Amy said, did it involve a man? No, I said, did a woman sign it or something? Well, that answer to whatever. No. Does it involve a man? Yeah. I did? Yeah.

I want my last question. You want to know? I want my last question. Go. Not my guess. My last question. Go. Morgan, is it a man?

No, we should. We should answer that. Why are we bringing up that dumb answer? Because Amy asked a dumb question. I just said, I just said, I'm stupid. I just said, I'm stupid. And then Eddie. And that's the question.

She didn't answer it. But you can't pull it back. She did not answer it. Morgan. I think it's a man. Okay. Oh, gosh. God dang it. We just said I'm stupid. How much does the man weigh? Well, that's actually a good question. So it's a man, it's under three pounds.

Okay, I'll do this. Is the man under 40? No. Oh, is it Dirk's? That's your question. Who are you asking? Me or her? Us. I'm asking us. Okay, got to go. Hey guys, like, could it be dirps? Oh, good recovery there, Amy. Because he was in this year. It's an airplane.

He's over 40. It's not over. It's not over, not. No, not a toy airplane. Not a, not a miniature. But how would that be worked over $500 soon? But how do you Google a toy airplane if they're all different to see what it weighs? Model, model, model airplane, model.

It's got to be something that they're known for. This Stapleton? What does he have? What is he known for? A pickleball paddle? True. The mall? Yeah, I don't think about that.

It's Stapleton signing a picture of the mall. Like Luke Combs' Red Solo Cup, but, you know, like. But it's not used. Sam Hunt. Over 40, though. Over 40, yeah, that's where I was like, okay. Dirk's. Kenny?

Oh, Kenny Chesney. Is it a flag? Like a. Oh. Is it something you can buy at a concert, like his merch? Like, could you, but they may have. have signed it and given Morgan one? You're going to do it?

Is it something you can buy? Yeah, could anybody get... Last question. Is it something you can buy? Yes, but not signed. Right. All right, so maybe it's a... No shoes, no shirts, nation.

So it could be like a Kenny flag. You can't buy the signed. Lunchbox, you have the final question. So my thought was, at a concert, you could probably go buy it at like the merch table stand, but it's not like a T-shirt. Guys, I think it could be a Kenny flag. Yeah, I'm starting to wonder if it's a man.

But he, or how much the man weighs? Yeah. Lunchbox, ask if they've had more than 10 number one, just something like that so we can. Wait, wait, wait,

but even better. Oh, okay, hold on. Well, maybe not even better. I don't know how much. Does it involve a man,

but even better. But, but okay, I get what you're saying. Like, if he has more than 10 number ones, if he, hmm.

Should I ask her if he's in the top 10 right now? Because Kenny's in the top 10 right now. I don't know if Morgan would know that, but you can ask that lunchbox. She could Google it. You want me to ask her. . Is she sure it's a man?

Does this person have top ten right now? Oh, gosh. I mean, I don't know the top ten right now. Google, it's so, guys, Google, scoompa Steve. Do they have a song that, like, a current song that's being played? Something like that. Yeah. Is this a question?

No, it's lunchbox's question. Has a man ever heard the song that's being played right now? My man. Somebody's ringing my doorbell. Do, yeah, do they have a song on the radio? right now. Hello? Hello? I'm texting you. I have no idea. It's not Kenny then if she's asking his question.

Yeah, so it's obviously not Kenny because when we're... Christensen, harmonica. He's not over 40. Yeah. He can't play it. Is he not? Oh, that's true. He's over 40. I guess I'm about had it. Yeah. He's had a lot of songs in the radio, but not right now. Not one that they're pushing. Okay. So like a Dirk's. He had a number one, I think, went the last month, I believe. Last month. Thanks for the free hint. And they just stopped playing him on the radio?

Want some more hints? I'm number one in the last month. Okay, let's go on. Here's a hint, pickleball. Jordan Davis. A Jordan Davis pickleball battle? I don't know, guys. I'm just throwing out people that have had.

Tucson too late. That's a question. I know, I know. I'm not, my tone is not. You hated back on my non-hate tone. Hey, this is making us all fight. Tucson too late. We need to guess.

No, no, no, we're not fighting this is fun. Jordan Davis is not 40, though. Oh. Alan Jackson. No, can't be Cowboy. Was Pickleball a real clue? Payne Brown. I don't know.

It's a real clue if you know the Bobby Bowen Show. Kane Brown's not for you. You guys, you guys, Dirk's plays pickleball. What? Dirk's, okay.

Plays pickleball. No, I don't want it to be Dirk's. A Dirk sign paddle. Let's just go with this when you can get the answer. A Dirk signed pickleball paddle. But you can't use it.

Is that your guess? If it's one of my pickle balls, the Eddie and I signed, I'm about to kick a hole in this wall. Maybe you can use it. Oh, gosh. That would be hilarious. I should have done that.

We didn't have a number one in the last month. That's true. Good point. I should have done that. Dirk's hasn't had a number one in the last month. Wait, is that your guys' guess? Sure. I just am kind of over it.

Me too. I'm asking. I just don't want to tell you until you're ready. Morgan, Wallin. The last number ones. Okay. Does he have kids? Oh, Garth Brooks.

Does he eat pickles? Oh. Yes, he has kids. I don't know if he eats pickles. Oh, okay. Just tell us who it is. How old is Thomas Russell? Who is it?

No, tell us the thing. It's Chris Stapleton. So we were there. Okay, what could it be? They doesn't wear, but it's cool. Leppers. A set list? A belt buckle.

A signed set list? A belt buckle would be cool. You can't wear it. You can't wear it less than three pounds. Bro, she could be running this. It's a Chris Stapleton signed vinyl. Okay. It could be that.

Fine. Morgan, what is it? It's not a signed vinyl. Okay. What is it? A tire from his truck. A football. Under three pounds.

You guys have a lot. even gotten, like, remotely close to it. Okay, just tells what it is. Oh, my God. A menu, a menu, a menu. Okay. It's a signed bottle of Tennessee whiskey. Oh, that's cool. That's cool. That's cool. Unused. That's cool. We, nobody said, can you drink it? Yeah, can you wear it? Yeah, nobody ever went down that avenue. Because who would have thought it was, it was something you really could eat or do. So how'd you get it? Well, so he signed like 20 of them at a liquor store and I just happened to see him posted on social media. So I swung by. I was like, I'll grab one of these. Oh, it wasn't even connection thing. No, I just saw him

posted about it. I was like, this would be cool to have grabbed one. And yeah, I mean, especially a whiskey bottle and it's signed by Chris Stapleton. It's Tennessee whiskey. And doesn't as whiskey. In 20 years, it'll be a lot. Yeah, whiskey ages. It's worth more too, right? Yeah. But we drink it? And the signature. No, I'll keep it

closed. That's awesome. That is a pretty cool thing. How much does it cost? It's 40 bucks. Yeah. Well, guys, I have something to share. Because I literally ever heard Morgan telling someone this story. And you didn't think about it

while we were trying to guess. No, but I mean, why would I think? 20 minutes doing this goddamn bit. You knew the whole thing about it. No, I didn't. Of course I didn't think about it. Hey, I wouldn't have said anything. Morgan, didn't you, were you telling like Wayne D this story last night?

Yeah. Oh, you heard it last night? Oh my gosh, Amy. Well, guys, I didn't think about it. What do you mean? We're doing a whole segment trying to get. ever, ever thought about it again until I heard her. And it's actually a pretty cool one. It's not even a letdown. And she didn't get it through like a connection.

No, but I overheard her telling Wayne D that she saw Chris post about on social. And I remember thinking like, yeah, that is cool and like weird. And I wondered, what was it like in line or were there other people? And was he like, oh, hey, Morgan? Or did you just act like a fan? I have a Chris Tableton signed Funko. That's cool. I have a Dolly Part.

I have three Dolly Parton signed funcos. I got her to sign that I was going to put on eBay. What does she say when she signed those? Was she like, these are cool? She was like, I'm working 9 to 5. No, she didn't. She does the typewriter noise on them. She was shooting a music video, and I didn't go to the video.

I had Tom, my manager, who my manager runs, it's one of the higher executives at a big management company. So he was there with another one, his artist who was in the video with Dolly. And so we know Dolly, so he just took him with it. And it was like, hey, Dolly, we signed this for Bobby. And she was like, yeah, sure. She signed up. That was it. Okay.

Okay. I think we're done though, actually. I'm tired. Yeah, man, I'm exhausted. And you know what? It wasn't a letdown. It wasn't. Big.

Yeah, for you. It's pretty, I'm worried. No, we're laid down on you. On you. No, I'm like worried about my brain. That's it. You guys, everybody have a good weekend, and we will see you guys on Monday. Anything you want to add, guys?

No. All right. That's it. Goodbye. Peace out. Bye. Hey, I'm Dr. Mya Shanker, a cognitive scientist.

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