The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: Amy's Wish Came True! + Time Marches On + The Best Baby Sleep Hacks

Episode Date: May 22, 2026

We bring back Time Marches On, a segment we do where we get vulnerable and share a recent moment we experienced that reminded us we're getting older. Bobby admits to something he now has to do when reading that he didn't think he'd be doing at this age. Bobby shared something recently he did that gets his baby to sleep every time. We talked to listeners with great ideas that can help with your babies. Amy finally got her wish of a group show hang and we debate if concerts are still fun?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Easy trivia. The category of state nicknames. Eddie, what U.S. state is known as the Sun. Unshine state. That's Florida. That is correct. Eddie has the tiara on. He is the returning champion.

Amy, what state is called the Lone Star State? Texas. Correct. Lunchbox, what state is called the Golden State? California. Correct. Morgan, what state is called the Empire State? New York.

Correct. Good job. All right, if you miss it, you hear this. You've been bowed. Scoreboard this season. Lunchbox won. Wow. Whoa. Look at that. He forgot he won one. Look at this guy.

I didn't know I was tied. I knew I won one. Don't forget. I never forget a win. The category is weather and nature. What do you call a frozen rain that falls as ice pellets, Eddie? That's called hail. Correct. Would have also accepted sleep. Sleep. Good. Amy, what kind of storm is a rotating column of air that touches the ground?

Why would rotating column of air? What type of storm is a rotating column? of air that touches the ground. I'm thinking through this because it seems simple like is, could that, it's a windstorm or a tornado? Answer. A tornado? Correct. It's easy trivia.

Lunchbox, what natural disaster is measured using categories like category one, two, three, four, and five? Oh, that's a hurricane. Correct. Morgan, what's the name for the molten rock that comes out of a volcano? Lava. Correct. On to round three. Four letter companies.

Eddie, over to you. What global sportswear brand uses the slogan, Just Do It? That's Nike. That is correct. Amy, what American ride-sharing company changed urban transportation? Uber. Correct. Lunchbox.

What on-hmm. What on-sharing company changed? online website started in 1995 as a marketplace and is known for auctions and used goods. That is, you said 95, right? Yeah. eBay. Correct. Morgan, what U.S. payment card network is accepted worldwide and has a blue and gold

colored logo. What U.S. payment card network in the category of four letter companies? I guess it's used world. why I bet started in U.S. It's blue and gold. I think that's Visa. That's four letters. Is that your answer? I'm complicating it more in my brain, so I'm just

Visa. Visa is correct. American Express has way too many letters. AmX. Oh, interesting. But it's not blue and gold, so it's fine. But Amex is an abbreviation. Sure. Yellow card. Wow.

You know what? Yellow card framing. I'm not in the mood for it today, okay? Wait. Hey, check your BS at the door. I thought we were just having a conversation. No, we're not. We're not. We're not.

We're not. Check your BS at the door. Okay. Next up. First lines of TV theme songs. Eddie. What TV theme song starts with the line, just the good old boys,

never mean and no harm. Yeah, that is the Dukes of Hazard. Correct. Amy, what TV theme song starts with the line? Now, this is a story all about how my life got flipped turned up side down. Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Correct.

Lunchbox. What TV theme song starts with the line? It's a rare condition this day and age to read any good news on the newspaper page. Oh, gosh. It's a rare condition this day and age to read any good news on the newspaper page. I'm going to go with it. Fowls. It's TGIF, I know it.

Family matters. You've been boo. I thought it was full house too. I was new as one else too, man. Morgan, what TV theme song starts with the line? Whatever happened to predictability, the milkman, the paper boy, evening TV. That's full house. That's correct.

Sorry, man. The category is, celebrity voice actors. Eddie, who voices? Donkey in Shrek. Donkey. That is Eddie Murphy. Correct. Amy, who voices Buzz Lightyear

in Toy Story? What? Hold on. Tom Hinks is the... Oh, yeah, I shouldn't say. Hold on. Tim Allen? Correct. Who? Morgan, who voices Dory in Finding Nemo?

Ellen DeGeneres. Correct. The category now with three remaining is grocery store trivia. Eddie, what brand makes Oreos? Hmm Oh my gosh So there's Nabisco

But is that Chips A Hoy Trying to picture the package here Because one of them has the little tag Right on the corner of it That says the name of the company I'm going to go Nabisco I can't think of anything else Correct

Oh yes I don't know who makes Chipsa Hoy Maybe Nabisco makes both Maybe It's also Nabisco Okay great What brand is known for its red and white soup cans, Amy?

Campbell. Correct. Morgan. What brand is famous for its blue box macaroni and cheese? Craft mac and cheese. Correct. The category is the answer rhymes. Eddie, what's the name of the lead actor in School of Rock?

Jack Black. Correct. Amy, what's the name of the Dr. Seuss book about a feline and headwear? The cat in the hat. Correct. Morgan, what's the name of the Quentin Tarantino movie starring Uma Thurman about her character getting revenge? Kill Bill. Correct.

Wow. Oh, wow. I would have put it in fiction. Pulp Fulption. Even numbers. Eddie, how many chambers does the human heart have? What? Even numbers.

So that would be 0, 24, 6. I'm going to go with four chambers. Four is correct. Amy, how many ounces are in a pint? U.S. measurement? 16. Correct. Dang. Wow, Amy. Morgan, how many minutes are in three hours? 60. How many? Hold on. How many minutes are in three hours? Is that correct? There's 60 minutes in one hour.

60? I got to do math really quick. 60 times three. Carry the three. You want a pen? Yeah, I do. I mean, I need a. Five seconds. 60, 120, 180. Correct. Okay. Simple math.

Broke my head. Country artist bar names. Eddie, what country artist has a bar named Category 10? Oh, that is Luke Combs. Correct. What country artist has a bar named Bell Bottoms Up, Amy? Lainey Wilson. Correct.

Morgan, what country artist had a bar named FGL House? Florida, Georgia Line, RIP. Doesn't exist anymore? I don't know, dude. It doesn't. It's Lany Wilson's house. It's Bar Niles. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The category is superhero real names. Natasha Romanov is the real name of what superhero, played by Scarlett Johans and Eddie. Oh, thank goodness. Black Widow. Correct. Oh, okay. That's good. Wade Wilson is the real name of what Marvel anti-hero, Amy?

Five seconds? Marvel? I don't know Marvel anti-hero. I don't know. Thanos? Incorrect. The answer is? Deadpool.

pool. You've been bow. Maybe he's been eliminated. That's hard. Good running. Morgan, Matt Murdoch is the real name of what superhero? That would be Daredevil. Correct. We're now to two people. You have five seconds to answer the question. And we're done with superheroes? Yep, we're down with superheroes. The category is geography. Eddie, what European country is shaped like a boot? Italy. Correct. Morgan, what country has the Great Barrier Reef? Australia. Correct.

Categories, websites and apps. Eddie, what messaging app owned by Medi? is widely used around the world for texting and calls. WhatsApp. Correct. Morgan, what website is known for communities where users share stories, news, and memes, and content gets voted up or down by the community? There's Rancor, and that is up or down, but then there's Reddit. Did it answer?

Ranker. Reddit. But Ranker doesn't have news, stories, and memes. You've been bo. Yellow card. And our winner is. Eddie! and I'm a sin bar

There's a question to be had Hello Bobby Bones I don't care how old I get grilled cheese and tomato soup still fixes bad days for me What food instantly takes you back To Childhood Comfort Signed

Eating like it's 1998 in Iowa For me My Grandma made something called Grandma Soup Which everybody probably has their version of it And I think she named it that To make it feel special Because it literally was just anything she could grab because we didn't have a lot of money.

So what she could always get was some sort of noodle and some sort of beef. And then it was a grab bag. So anytime it's like a hamburger helper, anytime it's like a noodle with a beef, like that for me would probably be what reminds me of being a kid. I don't do pudding well to this day. We used to get government pudding. We used to get government food and they would come in tins. And a lot of times government food, not just cheese,

because cheese was always pretty good. it was in a box. But the tins you would get with the government food was really military rations that they wouldn't use. They'd be close to expiring. So they would just ship them out and then they'd pass them out to people. And I ate so much pudding. It was like Amy eating, what did you get sick of all of? Pickle. Pickle. Pickle. It was like Amy eating pickles. She can't eat pickles anymore. I don't do well with pudding. But I think that's negative for childhood that I can't do. So I would go like the noodle with beef, the hamburger helper, the granny soup, that type stuff for me is probably at Amy, you?

Uh, yeah, tortilla chips sprinkled with shredded cheese, pop it in the microwave, quick nachos. Quick. Quick. Solid. So good, too. So legit. Or like in the same family because it's chip related, a chip sandwich. Do you ever have had those?

Bread with just chips in? White bread, mayonnaise, sour cream and onion chips in the middle, crunch it down, take a bite. Oh, so good. I used to do mustard sandwiches, but that's for a different reason probably. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's not a good memory, though. Eddie?

Pizza on Fridays. That was just our thing. Every Friday, I knew my mom was going to order a pizza hut. And I think I still do it to this day, but I think I'm ruining it for my kids because I'm trying to live in the past that I think that they want that. And when it's Friday, sometimes they're like, can we have something other than pizza? I'm like, no, it's Friday. And they get too much pizza? Yeah.

Yeah, it's kind of like the pudding thing with you. No, ate it all in one. so dude, I got sick. Pudding a paydays. When I worked at Hobby Lobby, I ate so many paydays one day, I got sick, can't do those. Pizza. Pizza's good. The best. I miss it. I'm going to eat it now. I have to have vegan cheese.

Lunchbox? Yeah, you're going to go to the pantry. You're going to get a good old can of SpaghettiOs. You're going to crack it open, put it in a little pot, start cooking it on the stove, sprinkle on some Parmesan cheese, and then get the pepper and do a couple of pop-pops. Pepper on top. There you go.

Bon Appetit. You're doing meatballs in there? No, no meatballs. Those are just in taste rubbery. Okay. Do you like meatballs in your spaghetti? Yes. Yes.

Yes. To me, feels a little much. I like the meat. I like meat sauce because we did. This is not a poor thing. I'm just saying we never had meatballs in spaghetti. I was always a meat sauce because there was meat in it. Yeah, meat sauce is definitely way easier because you don't have to bite and grind up the meat.

That's why. I'm also, I was talking about my granny soup. I'm just not a pasta guy though, generally speaking. Like I'll pass. Oh, buttered noodles. That reminds me in my childhood. I'm butter.

Just noodles, butter and parmesan. Can't have that either. Salt and pepper. That's good. Yeah. Thank you for your email. All right. Close it up.

I mentioned we found the thing that helps our baby sleep. It is running bath water. We even have sound machines ain't the same. That's fake sound. She wants the real stuff. She wants the real stuff.

It's louder. She doesn't like it when we drain it, though. But so I've been taking more bats because we run it. And then I'm like, well, water's full. Might as well get in. But I'm telling you it works like crazy. And we got so many callers that are hitting us up talking about similar situations. I want to go to Kurt, who is listening in South Dakota. Hey, Kurt. Hey, well, I just got a story on my daughter when she was a baby. She did not sleep. And, of course, it was our first child. So we're going through the freak out stages and all this stuff.

So we tried to put her in the car seat, put her on the dryer, turn the dryer around. That didn't work. We went driving around. I was the only one that fell asleep. And so my mother-in-law worked at a nursing home, and this 95-year-old lady told her, turn on the vacuum cleaner, that damn kid will go to sleep. So that night about two in the morning, we got out the vacuum cleaner, plugged it in, turned it on, she fell right to sleep. So we probably went through 15 vacuum cleaners, but we all got sleep.

That's awesome. Wow. He just ran a vacuum to exhaustion. It sparked out. Hey, Kurt, you said sometimes you'd fall asleep. Yeah, when we're driving. Yeah, we try to drive around. She'd be wide awake.

I'd be dozing when trying to drive. So we had to put that on this show because that didn't work out so well. All right. Hey, I appreciate that. Maybe a listener is hearing that and that'll help them. Thanks, Kurt. You bet. All right.

See you. Eddie, you did mention. that you had to drive your kids around. Any time of night, man. It was like two in the morning. I'm driving around the neighborhood in circles. What's the longest? The longest that I drove?

Man, I remember one night, and I think I had to, like, switch off my wife. Like, I had been doing it for two hours, and I was like, I'm exhausted. Like, you've got to take over. You had to hop out of the car and she jumped in. Yeah, so I think we did it for about, like, three hours one night. Dude, it was brutal. Melissa is on in Illinois. Hey, Melissa, you're on the show.

What's going on? Back in 97 when my son was born. He had a genetic disorder. We didn't know it at the time. But whenever he would cry, the only way to get him to stop was to put in Shania Twain's, the woman in me, and put on the fourth track,

and he'd go right to sleep. I want to look at what the fourth track is. I know. Do you remember the fourth track, Melissa? If you're not in it for love, I believe. It's a jam. If you're not in it for love. Man, that's funny.

And no other songs work? Nope. And then when he got older, like I said, he had a rare syndrome. So he's, you know, he's 29 now,

but he's, you know, got the intellect of an 8 to 10-year-old. But for the longest time, he used to say Shania Twain was his wife. Oh, yeah.

Does, he loves Shania Twain now? He, well, he said he divorced her because he cheated on her, but then he married, Sarah Evans.

Now he's dating the Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. I said, well, you're shit and they cheated on a cuisine. Dang. Lots happened since. Yeah, it's like Timothy Shalamey over here. Or Pete Davidson. Pete Davidson over here. Yeah, if you're not in it for love, I'm out of here.

That's track for it. Melissa, thank you very much. I really appreciate that call. Hope you have a great day. You too, guys. We're still, though, musically on the lion's leaps tonight. Are you singing it or playing it? I know, singing it.

That's the one that I will sing over and over, mostly because I know all the verses because they're pretty easy. I don't do the wing mo'aps. I just he-he-he-he-he-he-he-he-he-he-h. And there's only three verses that I know, right? It's in the jungle, the mighty jungle, in the village, the peaceful village,

and hush, my darling, don't fear my darling. The lion sleeps tonight. I believe those are the three verses. And you're subbing the lion with Billy. Yeah. Sometimes I forget, and I go, The lion sleeps tonight. That's the second verse.

In the jungle, the mighty jungle. Elise leaves tonight. That's what I do. My wife sings Casey Musgraves rainbow constantly. Like if I walk over and I hear that my wife is singing something, that's the song she's always singing. I think, well, my wife knows every word to every song. But, yeah, we're getting through it.

It's weird. It's wild. No days the same. No. I got spit up on me this morning. Oh. Yeah, I was doing some burping. I was helping out.

Usually I don't, and the baby's not awake, but I was doing it. It's all in my pants. I think 50% of my wife's clothes all have spit up stains on them at this point too It's just all down the shoulder Mike's wife came over yesterday I had thought Mike your wife had already met the baby No

Because you have so many times Yeah she was jealous Yeah so Mike's wife came over And then she texts me after and I don't know man I think we got to figure it out I'm gonna say oh it's easy I think we got to end that I think we got to figure it out

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And, you know, because when I first got it sent, it was an outside song. A couple of my buddies wrote it. And when I first got the song, it was just that main acoustic licked it down. And then the lyrics. But we went into the room thinking, I want to make this kind of Western kind of different and just heavy and hit up, like super hard. But I don't know, like lyrically, it's super tongue and cheeky.

You know, and it's kind of fun. And it's one of those songs that you want to like learn the words to the chorus so you can sing it back. And it's kind of like a challenge, you know, to learn all the words. Because it is, it was very challenging for me to, you know, sing it live for the first couple of times. It's just like breathwork because there's not a lot in that in that chorus. But I don't know. I just, I love the lightheartedness of it. And I felt like a lot of brunettes could relate to it. And this felt like a cool moment in the album, honestly.

And as a brunette, I approve myself. I'm a brunette myself. I'm a brunette myself. Yeah. Tucker, I hope you have a safe rest of the tour, man. Good to see you again. And we're going to play the song now. And good luck with the song. I hope it's number one, ma'am. Thank you, brother. I appreciate it, Tom. All right. See you, Tucker. Good to see you, bro. I got a crazy one. Big Bird almost died in space.

What? Have you guys ever heard the story? No. So Carl Spinney, who was the person that played Big Bird, it's puppeteer, but he got in the suit. He was invited to fly on the Challenger as Big Bird, but the costume was too big. so he did not get on the challenger

the shit blew up the challenge is the one that exploded oh man wow that's crazy you know that dude was like thank God they made big bird 18 feet tall or however long isn't that wild

it just sounds unsafe anyway to have a big bird into space shuttle you know because how does he wear the helmet and stuff I don't know dude you're right I don't peel that thing up immediately

I think he probably would have taken it off once he got up there. I think it was, but you're right. That does not seem safe, does it? Amy, fun fact, Friday. Tutsi roll's recipe from 1896 requires that a batch of the previous day be incorporated into the new batch. This means that each piece has a trace of the original 1896 Tutsi roll. Oh, that's cool. That's very Olympic flameish.

What's that? The Olympic flame is eternal. It's run. A piece of, the fire is always saved and lit. So the Olympic flame never goes out. Only during the Olympics. No, no, no. The Olympic flame is always protected.

Always? Yeah. Even on the off months, years? I believe the Olympic flame is always lit. Oh, I thought it was only lit during the ceremony. Like, during wars and stuff, that's something like it might have gone out or something. But no, I'm positive. Yeah, semi-positive.

Yeah. The Olympic flame stays continuously lit. Is that it right now? There is a mother. flame that is lit in Greece and they use that. That's amazing. So even when the Olympics are here, is it being lit by the... It's part of the flame.

So they light it from the mother flame and bring it. They travel around the world with different flames, but it's all from that root flame like Tutsi roll. They used to like run it from one Olympics. Well, yeah, but it needs to come to another cut, like... A boat. Yeah, ship. As the torch travels around the world, multiple backup lanterns containing the exact flame,

another version of the mother flame, are... carried alongside it. The main torch, if it is blown out, not the mother flame, blown out, then it's one of the backup lanterns that came from the mother flame as well. Got it. It's that. I mean, it's tony roll. Yeah.

What a responsibility to keep that flame running. That's true. Well, the mother flame, yes. Yeah. Yeah, the mother flame. Yeah, because that one goes out. We're done. Mm-hmm.

I wonder if they keep a second mother flame. They have to have a backup. Or if, like, John Boy accidentally, like, went out on his watch one night and just lit it again. and it's really not thousands of years old. Okay, lunchbox. Yeah, when you buy a kid's meal at Chick-fil-A, it comes with a toy. Did you know if you don't open that toy and you return it to Chick-fil-A, you get free ice cream? I didn't know that.

So instead of the toy, you can have ice cream? Yeah. Could you say that initially, do you think? Hey, instead of the toy, I'll take ice cream. Probably. I never even thought of that, but I would assume you want them to eat the meal first and then... Go back and redeem. That's a great point.

too. I never even thought of that. That, I like to eat dessert first sometimes. Yeah, but that's pretty cool. So if you can tell your kid, hey, that toy, if you can resist opening it, you can get ice cream. That's cool. Could your kids resist opening it? Oh, that'd be really tough. Even for ice cream? Even for ice cream. I mean, really, if I'm the parent, I just found this out, this thing out, like last week, I would take the toy out of the bag so the kids don't even know there's a toy and then go, hey, go get this to them and you're going to get ice cream. So it's like a coupon. Yeah. The most common city name in the world is, any guesses?

There are more cities name this than any other city, and there are multiple in America. Paris. No. Good guess, though. Thank you. Let me see. Green Broadway. Greenville.

It's got to be a ville, right? No, but it is a two-worder. Oh. You know what's second, San Antonio? Really? There's more than a... Oh. Los Angeles?

This is the whole world? Yeah, yeah. So the most common city name in the world is blank. And we... New Haven. San Francisco. You're closer. Oh, San Benito.

You're even closer. San Francisco. You're even closer. San Diego. Even closer. What? Closer. San Juan.

Santa Clara. San... San... San... San Faye. San Blank Conceco. San Jose. San Jose.

Yes. Yeah, San Jose can take it. Oh, wow. San Jose. There are 1,716 cities or towns named San Jose in the world. San Antonio is second, by the way. That's cool. Fun fact.

Eddie. So Barbie, the doll, has a real name. Her real name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. Do you know that? No. Yeah. I think if you were to say, what's Barbie's real name? I would have guessed Barbara, but I did not know that.

And I can't believe she had the last name too, Roberts. That's funny. And you know what was good, the Barbie movie? It was awesome. Yeah. Didn't expect for it to be awesome, but it was awesome. Yeah, it was really good. Ostrich farms have difficulties getting male ostriches to breed because they often find their human caretakers more attractive than female ostriches.

What? And they'd rather hump the humans than the female ostriches. I guess like they feed them, you know? No, I don't know. I'd like to answer that and I do not know. But that's that one. Morgan? In the early 1900s, movies were still considered a novelty by the public, so they weren't called theaters.

They were often associated as odians or movie houses. And since they cost around five cents, they were officially called Nickelodeon. And that's the origin of the TV channel's name. It's a cool one. Yeah, I like that. Yeah, that's a good one. All right, that is Fun Fact Friday. Fun Fact Friday.

We used to do this segment many moons ago called Time Marches on. And it was to the Tracy Lawrence song and we'd say something and something in our life was making us feel old. And we'd hit the clip and it'd go, and time marches on. Well, now on the podcast, we couldn't use it anymore because we can't play music on the podcast. But I have a time marches on, I think. Mostly I just want your interpretation of it, okay? Okay. I mostly read from an iPad.

And that's great. The one thing that I've had to do a long time ago is make the words a little bigger because my vision isn't good. Now, I don't think that's as much of a time marches on as I was just born one eye doesn't work and not good vision in my left eye. Maybe a little age because I'm having to make a girl a little bit. Now what I have to do because I'm using books, I'm reading a book right now that's really great. And I bought it in paper form. I can't see because the lights are almost never bright enough. So I wear a headlamp when I read now.

Is it a special reading light? No, it's like one of the head. Like you're camping. Yeah. We need a picture of this. Okay. Okay, because I'm worried about the type of light because we are getting older and sleep is so important. You need it to be like a red or amber.

Oh no, it freaking lights up the whole room. So it's like a bright light. Like, no, no, no, no. I was trying to take a bath and read my book because that's what I like to do low reading. But I don't like to do it with the iPad because that falls in. That's an expensive bath. It's done. So I got on Amazon and ordered a headlamp and it works awesome.

It's a little annoying for my wife because she's laying next to me in the bed and there's this huge ball of light. Is it like a heart hat with a light on it? No. It's a strap. Oh, it's like a, what do you call them? Cave people. Yeah, yeah, minors. That's what I call.

Yeah, that's it. I mean, yeah, it's a little time marches on. And also, I think you can do better. What do you mean? I'm not asking for you to judge the quality. No, those are quality. Like, those are great if you're digging. or looking for something.

But yeah, it's... Is that a time marches on? Yes or no. Does that happen with age where it's harder to see in dark? It's definitely happening to me. For sure. In dark?

Yeah, like dark restaurants is worse. Like if I go to a restaurant at noon and there's a lot of light in there, I have no problem reading the menu. Oh, I do that with my phone too or I have to look at the menu with the phone light on. But I don't know if that was an age thing

or just like restaurants are getting darker. That's an age thing I think. The younger people don't. They don't do that. They don't get out their flashlights like. Oh, crap. Okay, well. But now you can take your headlamp to the rest. Ooh, that's a good point.

My wife would slap it off my head. If we're in a restaurant and I'm like, hold on a second. Everyone in there's like, what's that bright? Why? Gosh. Okay. All right, so that's my time marches on. I have found that we have this massive spotlight in the backyard though because Stanley,

Stanley's our bulldog and he doesn't listen to me as good as he used to. It's not even a bulldog time marches on. I just have not been able to dedicate as much time to him and Eller as I used to before the baby. I'm slowly kind of getting back on track, which is great, but I'm still, it's not good. And I feel so bad. And so when I take him out at night, that bulldog would only listen to me. Like back in the day, a year ago, three years ago, he listened to anybody else. That's fine.

He's a bulldog. He listens to me. I said jump. He said, but he did. He listened. He doesn't listen to me as much anymore. And I know it's because I haven't invested the time in him. But I have this massive spotlight that we keep.

and that's how I watch him in the backyard now because he runs off. And so I got a spotlight to find him now. Those spotlights are awesome. But now I can just put the headlamp on and chase them. Is the spotlight charged? Do you charge it? Yeah. It's so cool how many things are chargeable now and not just battery.

Yeah. Kids don't even know what that was like. Batteries died. We threw it away, basically. Yeah, kids, if we use the light and it slowly would dim to then, like, what's happening? It's not as bright as it used to be. Batteries dying. So spotlight.

A plus to find the dog. Headlamp. It's been great to read the book. It's kind of annoying for my wife. I just wondered if that was an older thing. Yeah, I think it does. You guys vote yes. I'm going to say, yeah.

You guys are free to add. That's just mine. I didn't tell you guys I was doing this segment. Anything making you feel old? I mean, what do you want, dude? Pick it. Low tea. Point to any part of your body.

Low tea. My back hurts. I mean, eyeglasses. I went from, speaking of eyeglasses. I went from carrying eyeglasses in my backpack to where like, oh, if I need it, they're there, to now I have them all the time. in my pocket. Yeah, that's a transition to always have it readily available.

And your father-in-law, who is an optometrist, told me that that was going to happen. So, yeah, it's happening. I'm sorry, dude. Time march is on. Amy, do you have anything? I'm sure I do. It seems to us like you're getting younger, though, to be honest. We talk about it a lot. We're like, Amy's cool and getting younger.

Well, things do happen. I just can't think of them right now. Time marches on. Our memories. Wow, the memory. Time marches on. lunchbox anything? Yeah, I got one. I mean, it happened on the cruise and it's going to transition into pool season. I am now shirt on the shirt on the pool. shirt on the pool guy. Why? The sun, man. It's just not good for you. It's not too much sun on your body. Like, there's studies. So, and I'm not talking a short sleeve shirt. I go full long sleeve, pool shirt. Ordered them. They are there. I wore it at the beach when we were on the cruise. And it was great. Didn't have to worry about the sunburn. And now the pool season's

Coming up, I will be the guy with a long-sleeved shirt on at the pool. Yeah, yours is age. Mine is shame. I don't know which is worse. I mean, it's all the same, dude. We're all just getting old. Shame and age. Oh, I've wore them shirts for shame.

Oh, right, yeah. Yeah, it's not even about sunburn. I just embarrassed. All right, hang in there, everybody. Wake up, wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Now, Daddy and me lunchbox, more game two. Now, Steve Redavich trying to put you through.

Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story. Now time for the morning, Corny. The morning corny. What do you call a messy lobster? What do you call a messy lobster? A slobster.

That was the morning corny. One of the funnier moments from this year. It wasn't on purpose, but it was when Lunchbox found out that Amy had a better room on the cruise ship than he did. Oh, that was great. But Eddie had the same room lunchbox did, to be fair. He was the one that got offended by it all. I don't care about that stuff.

Oh, that stuff. You're lying. I know, I really don't care about that. Lunchbox was so mad about it. I mean, I don't care. Yeah, you had the better room. Yeah, of course you didn't care. We're doing the cruise again next year, not until March of next year.

We want you listeners to be a part of the cruise with us, and it was awesome last year, but it was also our first year, so we were a little confused on, wonder how awesome it's going to be, wonder what we're going to do. My wife was also 10 seconds away from having a baby, so I didn't get to stay as long as I wanted. But we're doing it again next year, and so lunchbox has got big news. Okay. What? Okay.

I got big news. Let's go. So, if you want the most. Elevated way to experience your time on board, there are veranda plus state rooms. There you go, dude. What is the big news? I get one of those rooms? No, no, I'm just telling listeners now they're being offered.

So veranda plus is like the, it says classic beverage experience built in, no add-ons, no extra steps. You just get on board and you enjoy. It's just a lot of cool stuff, a lot of amenities. So that's what's up. You don't get it yet. I don't know. You might get it eventually.

Probably not. Well, with that attitude. Yeah. Didn't you guys have like a butler? Yeah, you guys had a butler. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not sure what kind of room that was. But from your morning coffee on your private veranda,

is it veranda? Miranda. Okay. To pullside cocktails, wine with dinner, a nightcap after. And there's so much here. The veranda plus also includes amenities beyond. So that's maybe. I definitely did not have that.

Okay. Well, there are a few rooms that are offering at this level right now. And again, the cruise next year, March 7th through March 14th. And it's Tampa, Bimini, Key West, Cozumel. It's us on the show. I'll be there longer than last time for sure. Okay, so the bar is set for the top shelf country cruise 27. Riley Green's playing on the cruise ship.

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That's for Caleb. Yeah, yeah. That sounded like we'd never practice. Yeah. That was really good. I've never done that. Did you know bring it on? I've never seen it on.

That's Chris and Dunst? Okay, he's seen it. No, no, no. You don't just pull that out of the hat if you've never seen bring it on. Never seen it. And it's also Gabrielle Union? Union. Ah, there we go.

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My wish. To hang out. Did I? Yeah. We all sure did. Yeah, we sure did. The Amy's dream is to hang out with everybody after the show's over. Oh, are they talking about the little, like, snack we had for five minutes?

That was a full on lunch. Well, I, I, yes, we enjoyed five minutes eating together because Capitol Girl brought us food. which was delicious, but it was not a group hang. Hold on. Did we not talk during this lunch and, hey, how's it going? What's going on your world? Yeah. It didn't count as a group hang.

I thought it was longer than five minutes from what I was told. Oh, it was at least 20. It was. Wow. Maybe Amy bailed earlier than, because it was at the end, it was me, Eddie, and Scuba. Yeah, I had stuff to record. I did. You had to leave on the group hang?

I didn't know. It was your wish to have to have. But I didn't even know it was a group hang. That's why if I had known it was a group hang, I would have hung out longer. Were we hanging? Yeah, we were hanging. Was it a group? It was enjoyable.

It was organic. You know, we were all sharing fries. That's fun. Yeah. I was not there. I had a doctor's appointment. You had to go. Yeah.

Or else you would have been there. It was good. I've been holding court, telling jokes. Probably up in the middle. Yeah. Stand on the table. Life of the party. That's me.

Yeah. Yeah. Thinking back, it was a nice little hang. So you're good then for, What, six months? Well, first of all, not everybody was there. What do you mean? We were all there.

Bobby just said he wasn't there. Ray wasn't there. Mike D wasn't there. It's going to be hard to do a group hang where everybody is there. It's going to be almost impossible. And who do you want in the group hanging? Do you want every single person? Oh, that's not going to work.

That's 12 different schedules. You give her an inch. She wants a foot. Yep. Not really the thing to say. A mile. Yeah. Yeah, we're close.

Okay. I'll take it, though. You're right. We did. It was fun. I got to admit, impromptu meal around the little table out there for five minutes. Or it could have been longer. You decided five minutes.

I wasn't looking at it as an official hang. We hung for a minute and then I had stuff to record. That's showbiz, baby. Exactly. There's a Michigan shoplifter. They were stealing and then they'd go to the hospital while they were stealing because they tried to hide a bottle of wine and their, let's go body cavity. Whoa.

Oh, no. Was it a little bottle of wine? A Michigan woman was arrested and then rushed to the hospital after she stole a bottle of wine and tried to put it inside of her body cavity. Oh, my. The 48-year-old was allegedly caught by shopkeepers drinking a bottle of alcohol in the liquor store without paying for it. The next day, she came back to, apparently according to the story, to nab a bottle of chardonnay. Employees attempted to stop her, but they were unable to find it.

Because he was in her. How is that? How does that work? Yeah, please tell me. Painful. New York Post with that story. How does that possible?

Let's spin the wheel. But guys are in, too, and you gotta do your... No way. Like, that's got to be a little bottle, right? Oh. Which way did you... Where did you think she put it? Oh, I'm freaking the way Bobby's.

Oh. She put it somewhere. I know. I thought she put it in her front. No, I thought she put it in her front. Yeah, I thought the front. I feel like that would be easier. It doesn't say it says body cavity, but with parentheses, I feel like it was in the front.

Oh, that's why I thought y'all could do it too, but then y'all are like, no. But then I said we do it in the back. I know, but see, the whole time I was thinking, I thought, wow. Okay. Interesting. That would hurt. I just don't understand how that's possible. Like, someone's chasing you.

Where's the bottle? And you just did it. How do you do that? I don't have a. vagina. I told you I think it was probably her butt, I'm telling you. I don't think they would have said body cavity with parentheses around it then.

Maybe they didn't want to say because I told you all when I learned from that ER doctor that are... How do you get it up your butt though too? Like I don't want to act like your butt so much easier. The butts it's like it's like it does that. It pulls it. It's like a

suction. A bottle of wine? A bottle of anything. A Christmas tree? A Christmas tree? A porcelain. Nothing screams a wheel like this bit then. We have. No, no. We cannot.

Put it on the wheel. Oh, no. I don't think so. Morgan, do you know the answer to this? I don't know the answer, but I'm with Amy. I don't think physically it's possible for it to go in her. Yeah. Oh, I think it's easier that way.

No, knowing the female structure, it's literally, there's not room. A baby comes out there. Yeah, but that's different. That's a different area. Yeah, out. That's a different what? No. Hold on, Morgan.

He's talking about the same area. Yeah, but I'm talking about like going backwards and coming out. It's not the same contraction. That's why I was thinking it was the other body part because of its ability to You've done that sound like three times. I don't know how to explain it. The vagina doesn't do that. That's what I was trying to say.

But the other part does. I feel like they would say in her butt. I feel like that too. They're saying body cavity where the people, the worker wasn't. train to check. This is like a mini wine? Is she trained to check the button? No.

Like a mini bottle? Like a single serving? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. It has to be. You're saying it has to be, I don't know. There is no way to the full bottle. I don't know.

I don't know what hole. I don't know the size of the bottle. What's her name? What's her name? You think you know her? It's Traverse City. You look up Traverse City, Michigan. Traverse City.

They call her Badgie Veronica. Oh. Okay. There's some of the stories about it that are saying women parts. Exactly. I just don't, I don't know how. Maybe I, maybe I don't know. Maybe the, maybe the front can go.

She took a bottle of shorts. They've never taught us that. Everyone's staring at their own story. I looked around and everybody's got it up on their laptop. Police arrested the woman and found the bottle of wine at the jail. In her person. That is like, her person. It says here in her woman parts.

Okay. Thank you. Oh, my. Lunchbox, yours says in her person? Yes, that means. That means her body. A person can be a butthole, though, but they're also hearing. They're also seeing woman parts.

Thank you. And does it say the size of the bottle, Amy? It says a regular bottle of Chardonnay. Damn, that's crazy, dude. It does say a regular bottle? Yeah, like the picture is like a bottle of the regular Chardonnay. That's crazy. And they blur out the name.

They don't want to give publicity. The company doesn't want to be known for being in the person. All right. Anyway, that's on. That's crazy. Do you ever drink just coffee? Like with no milk? Milk's fine, but I'm saying just coffee at home, like you make it a coffee maker and then you add stuff.

Yeah, why? Because I was reading about people putting great fruit and coffee, and I don't like coffee, not my thing. Ever tried that? Never thought of it? No, seems a little acidic to me. Because acid on acid. Yeah, that's like double acid. They're also saying. saying if you don't want to do it in, you can chase it and you actually get more out of the caffeine.

So if you do the coffee and then you drink the grapefruit chaser, let's say you don't want to mess up your coffee with the flavor, the caffeine lasts longer. It's like a shot. In theory, it could slow the caffeine's metabolism and keep it in your system longer. That's so interesting. I remember when I was on Adderall, the doctor told me to avoid orange juice. Because? Acid?

I don't know. said it wouldn't have the same impact if I drank orange juice with the Adderall. Oh, it would limit it. Yeah. Not, it's the opposite of coffee. Coffee's going, it pumps the caffeine out. Right. But caffeine is a stimulant.

Adderal is a stimulant. Orange juice is like grapefruit juice. I don't know. That's just interesting. You kind of walk to somewhere. Nowhere. I'm just saying. We went on a walk and we really ended up nowhere.

I'm saying for coffee, it must. It must do that, but careful, Adderall, I wouldn't recommend it. Okay, that's great. We were only talking about Adderall, but I'm glad you brought that up. In case people were wondering about the old Adderall and juice concoctuary. Yeah, just in case. You hadn't had Adderall and OJ guys? You don't do that every morning?

No, man. Let me check Adderall and grapefruit juice, because what if it's like, that's a superfower? What? Could you check? It says combining grapefruit and Adderal can be risky. You like that? Amy's getting all excited. I want to go home and be risky today.

No, it's not ideal. But that is interesting. You could do it with the coffee. You know, I don't really drink coffee to wake up, like, for the caffeine. I just like, for me, it's like the vibe of having coffee. It's a ritual. Coffee, yeah. Yeah.

Because there'll be days where I skipped the coffee, like, it just didn't get a chance to drink coffee. And I don't feel any more tired than I. You don't get a headache? No. Oh. Caffeine really doesn't hit me that hard, generally speaking. caffeine at 4 p.m. and be fine, as fine as I would otherwise. I think somebody's just like metabolize it quicker. Yeah, that's got to be it. If you have coffee at 4 p.m. Oh, I don't. No, but if you did.

I don't. I don't know because I don't. I don't. I don't do that. Let me ask you a question about this orange juice and outerall thing. Okay. Do you think if you took a, let's say a coffee cup full of orange juice and you put an outerol in it and it disintegrated and you drank the orange juice, Would you get the same effect? This is science, a science question. I have no idea because I don't know why they, I assume they told me to avoid taking orange juice with Adderall because. But let's just say that's not the case.

Let's say it's, you want to be dangerous. It's like infused into the. And you do grapefruit juice and you put Adderall in it. Like. I think it's going to be less potent. I'm going to go with yes. But you're still getting all of it. Even if it's water, but I don't.

It doesn't matter the liquid. Okay, Koolade. Okay, fine. Koolade. Coolade. Coolade. You put Adderol and Koolade. And it goes in.

dissolves and you drink a whole Kool-Aid, is that still the same effect as taking a whole Adderall? I have no idea, but I'm going to go with yes. Yes, it's got to be yes. If you drink it in one gulp. Well, it's not a one gulperer. You don't drink it over an hour. Like you drink it.

Oh, an hour? Don't drink. No, you can't sip at it because you're, maybe that's your own time release thing that you might do. But I'm saying like you chug it back. Don't people kill people like this, like where they do cyanide pill in a smoothie or something Yeah, but this is Adderall. But it takes a lot longer. It's still medicine. It takes longer.

Adderall remains effective if it's dissolved in water, but it depends on the type of pill and how you consume it. I would assume it's all immediate release tablets that you can do that too because it dissolves not the gelton type but the ones in the middle that come out slow release. Yeah, inside those there's little beads. I know because I've opened them up and tried

to eat half the beads. What in the world? It makes sense if you're just wanting the quick release. Because if you do any pill that has the slow release, right, it's got the beads in it, you take it, it allows it to come out timed. If Amy's like, I don't need it at 6 p.m. Oh, no, no. What I was trying to do was I guess I had maybe a 20 milligram and I only wanted 10 milligrams. So then why would you not just do half the beads instead of cutting the beads in half?

That's what I mean. I opened it up and divided the beads in half. Oh, I don't think that's crazy then. I thought you were saying you were trying to eat half the beads. Oh, no, no, no. No, no, no. Like she was trying to split the little beads? Yeah, that'd be like an ibuprofen if it's 500.

But I would get real weird about it. Like, oh, shoot, and if a bead would roll off, they're tiny. They're really tiny. And a bead would, like, roll off. And I'd be like, shoot, now they're not even. But I was, like, trying to get exactly 10 milligrams each because I didn't like taking 20. I get it. It just sounds like a lot of work.

But if it's all you have, it's all you have. I know. It's what I had. It's what I was working with. I don't know. And then I got a prescription for just, 10. Yeah, that's probably good.

Yeah. Yons are contagious in the womb. That's cute. So if the baby in the womb yawns, the mom will yawn? Italian researchers found that moms to be yawned while watching videos of people yawning, the fetuses, also yawned inside the womb. Weird. Which is pretty crazy because that means it's not a visual thing then, at least with them. I would love to see the ultrasound.

Like, of the mom yawning and then the baby yawning, too. Oh, all right, 90 seconds. The other article I read was, Are Concert's Still Fun? Before I read more about this, what are you guys thoughts? Are concerts still fun, Amy? Let's see.

The last concert I went to is our IHeart Festival and that was fun. You were working though. But it was still fun, especially when Kane Brown made it rain confetti. Yeah, but would you go to a concert? You have to drive, you have to park, you have to pay, you have to go in.

I think that's it more than you get to go and be backstage and interview people and then walk out and watch a couple years. Yeah, no, I would go. If it's the right artist, George Strait was in Austin like a week and a half or two weeks after we were at IHart Country

and I wanted to go back but I was like dang I was just there but I would have gone to that and that would have been fun. But you didn't. I didn't but I thought I would have made the effort if I had had just flown to Austin

I would have figured out a way to me it felt a little ridiculous to go right back. Are concerts fun still yes or no? Yes Eddie? Man I'm close to aging out I think but I go back to taking my son to see Pearl Jam

and we had a blast. and that was still fun. So I mean, obviously it depends on who you go see. But yeah, I say I'm still in it. I think it's still fun. Lunchbox? No, it's more of a hassle now. The parking, it's expensive.

Tickets are expensive. And then when you go, guess what? People aren't even watching the show. Everybody's doing their phones. Very annoying. I say concerts have lost the fun. But why are you worried about them? No, no, but it's just all around you.

You've got to move around the phone because they're holding it up. It's like, can you put the phone down? You're really going to move around people's phones? Yes, because they're all and funny. you can't see. It's not fun. I think people are losing the fun of concerts.

What do you think? Oh, I've never had to move around people's phone. People use their phones, but I never have to move around them. Ticket prices are so high now. So hot. Ridiculously. Does that make the concert less fun?

Yes. And you go to less of them as well. And then there's such a pressure that needs to be awesome because you spend so much money on it. Yeah. That type of thing. That's true.

This story is, are they still fun? People still love going to see live music, but concerts are not as carefree as they used to be. There's a new layer of pressure, mostly from social media. People aren't just going to enjoy themselves. They're also going to create outfits, to have pictures of them going to the concert.

Like they want to post all leading up to it. High ticket prices. So people feel like a concert for them as much work because they have to present it. Here's what we're wearing, here's a word, as much as they do get to enjoy the show. From woke waves. To me, I love the story.

of the concert. Like the start of the show when the, when the artist comes out and it's like, boom, it's the opening song. I love it. And then there's just a lull for about like 30 minutes until they start playing like the big songs. What shows are you talking about? Just kind of in general. Like in general, when the, you wait, you get there right, you get there early and everyone's sitting around, getting your seats, you got your drinks or whatever. And then when the artist comes out or like sometimes they play like intro music before the artist comes out. And then everyone's like, all right, and the house lights go down. That's such an exciting moment at a concert.

Yeah, I think that's just the anticipation of really anything. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then it really never lives up to the anticipation because you've built it up for so long. It rarely does. I shouldn't say never. It rarely does. Yeah. But, okay.

Everybody good? Good. I think that's my list here for now. Okay. Everybody, thank you for listening. We've got a Trace Atkins interview coming up. on part two of the podcast, so be sure to go over there in just a minute. Bobby Bone Show.

Boney up the day. This story comes us from Mobile, Alabama. Two people were on a cruise ship, and they're waiting to get off. They're going to disembark. And one lady's like, hey, I think you're in the wrong line. I see you have a diamond card. You want to go over there. She goes, don't tell me where to go.

I'll stand where I want to stand. One lady slaps one lady, other lady slaps the other lady back. Both arrested. Yeah, it kind of felt like our show crews, whenever, you know, a lot of people on the show had a diamond card or something similar and one person didn't. We had black cards, lunchbox had a red card. And you know it's funny the other day I was in my backpack and you know what popped in there? Your card, your red card. I found the red card.

Did you ever want to slap one of us? Oh, I wanted to slap everybody. Yeah, yeah. I wanted to slap everybody. I could, I mean, I was blown away. I still am blown away. I mean, I still have the, I still can take me back. Go ahead.

To the moment I'm at that bar. Feel it. Feel it. And I'm going to tell you the exact bar. It was right outside the far end of the casino, near the theater. Scoob and his wife are sitting at the bar. And I'm like, I walk up and I'm like, oh, I'm talking to them. I mean, I really need a water.

And I was like, can I get a cup of water? And scuba looks at me and goes, dude, why don't you get a bottled water? And I said, I'm not allowed to. And he goes, yeah, you are. And I show the bartender. No, he can't get bottled water with that. And scuba about fell out of his chair. Red cars.

Red cars don't get bottled. They got cups. They got cups. And everybody else had a black card, the whole show? Everybody on the show. Who do you think did that to you, honestly? I really, make a guess. You know.

Like, where do you think it's rooted? Man, scuba and Bobby like a good prank, but you guys have both said that you, that's what I'm saying. I would not do this long of a bit and not tell you or not. have a black card ready once you found out. So I really, I don't know. I can't figure it out if it was just an oversight, but that's such a huge oversight. And it just happens to be me? Well, that's the part that's funny.

It happens to be you. If it were Amy, then you'd go, oh, that's an oversight. We'll get it fixed pretty quick. Correct. And when it's me, I feel like that's on purpose. Well, it wasn't. And we have a cruise. We did it last year.

It was awesome. We have a cruise next year or two in March. You guys could come on with us. We're on it. Riley Green's performing. Arna Lane is performing. You go to top shelfcountrycruise.com. Top shelf country cruise. I think it sells March 7th to the 14th, but it'll be awesome. I do believe

Lunchbox will get a black card. You think so? Well, we'll play a game for it. If he wins, he gets the black card. Okay, there's your bonehead. Do your thing. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Ramundo, what is your question? Yeah, so after the Clint Black interview and you got Trace Atkins and some old-time guys, I just remember back in the day when we first moved to town, didn't the old timers not like you? And so I was wondering just, how did you turn them around into liking you and them laughing at you and your jokes and stuff?

I didn't think about it. Nobody liked me. It makes me sad. They weren't the artists, though, right, that didn't like you? Well, I think when I came in, I represented something that was unfamiliar and that was somebody coming in doing this, not wearing a cowboy hat and a belt buckle, basically. And so, yeah, I think the whole town was like, what is this? Who is this dude? So that happened.

But I would say, like you mentioned Clint Black. I'd say I'm friends with Clint Black at this point for a couple of reasons. Backstage at the Opry many times, you're just hanging out. We're both playing that night. Like, when you get to know them. Same thing with Trace. That's the only place that we've ever really hung out, probably like three or four times before we played the Grand Ole Opry together.

And also, I think, because Ronnie Dunn, and I are, we're really close to their family. I also am like, I would say a student of country music. And so there's a respect that I have for their music as well. And then I think we just get along. I don't know. What do you think? I think that I don't know what the initial feelings were. I don't know who felt what in the early days. Well, that kind of hurt me too. And he said that. But yes. So I don't know about that part. But I think that there was being new to any circle you you had to show up and they

got to know you and you earned your space here and I think it was just like if anything it was they were unfamiliar. But why now? He's asking. How come I'm friends with the Oh my gosh I think the more encounters they have with you over the all of these years like you'll have

genuine moments like backstage in an event where you get to really just get to know each other outside of an interview process. Like when you're doing your job and it's interview that's one thing, but you have enough events over the years where you're seeing them backstage and having little moments to catch up. And then some of those relationships evolving into dinner or we're going to this same function

and then they get to know you as a real person, not just radio guy. Yeah, not just a stud, everybody thinks. Right. Behind the glasses. The cover model that everyone thinks I am. Yeah, they're certainly intimidated by you at first and then they get to know you. I think, and you guys can listen to the podcast today and hear the Trace Atkins interview

because Trace was in, I think if I didn't know him a little bit, that it can be a tough interview with Trace because he's a man of little words. But you really got to get the words out of him. And then he'll laugh and you're like, okay, he's not maddening. Because I have a bit of a relationship with him,

I can press a little bit and I can dig a little bit probably more so than I would have. Because he's an intimidating fella. Yeah. He's huge. And then he's just like, oh, yeah. But yeah, that's it. I do like those guys, though.

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