The Bobby Bones Show - Friday Conversation With High Valley + Producer Eddie Reviews Gone With The Wind

Episode Date: March 23, 2018

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Folks, it's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bones. Welcome to the show Friday. More Studio! Morning! Yeah! May I tell you, I was wonder if I would survive one of the...

You're trapped in the desert Alone You have to make do with a can of skull A mountain dew for 17 days You know, I think into the world I'm pretty good because I have no choice I'm figuring it out If I'm having this guy here, Paul Hanks

He went hiking Joshua Tree National Park What state's that? California California, yeah He was in a t-shirt and shorts He's an attorney He fell 20 feet, was stranded in the park, had just a little bit of food, a little bit of water. He had a drink his own urine to survive.

He found some rainwater, and he found some cacti that he could eat. Wow. Then he fell again, 15 feet. Five days later, they found him alive. Oh, my goodness. Multiple surgeries to go. But again, the drink of my own urine part is not crazy to me. I could eat another human if we crash on a mountain.

Like, all that I have no problem in doing. I just wonder, though, if I would go, I get out in the desert, if I go, you know what, God has been a good life. I'm ready to go. I don't know that I would have the will. Yeah, because I do that sometimes just with my monthly cramps. God, I've had a good life. Yes.

Take me away. Just take me now. That's funny. But you, for example, you would go, I have a husband and kids, God. Let me get back to them. Me, I go. You know what? I got a bunch of shoes at home.

Mommy. Somebody can use those. But it's like, why would I stick it out? I don't know if I would make that. And it's not even the crazy part. Again, the drinking the fluids and stuff. I'd probably fight for a little bit. I think I'd just give up.

Especially after you fell again. Like you fell to me and then you fell again. What are you walking? Like, look down. Just sit in the sand. We got a problem here. Or like that one dude that had to cut off his arm when it got stuck when he was. Oh, yeah.

I could do that. You could? Stop. What? Yeah, yeah, I could do that. I believe you could. I could. I'm just saying.

Can you imagine the book you're going to write when you survive? You survive. Yeah, but that's the, this here, he's not going to book. You got a story at the top of a stupid morning show. Now we're over it. Yeah. We're done. To get really dramatic, you title the book, how many hours you were out there?

547. Yeah, yeah. That's a long book, man. Okay, there we go. Let's start the show. It's Friday. High Valley comes in later today. There'll be the Friday morning conversation.

Yes, she's. A couple brothers from way, way, way, north Canada. Ain't she amazing? Also the dance party a little later. Let's go. This is Bobby Bones. Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU.

Jen Pratt used to walk the halls of Children's St. Paul Hospital. She was a kid. She was diagnosed and treated for a tumor in her leg. She visited the hospital. She was there for a year. She got chemo. They had surgery to remove the tumor. And then she was done.

She was out. She was healthy. Flash forward many years now. and Jen Pratt is now called Dr. Pratt, and she works on the other side of the hospital treating the same patients. Oh, wow, that's awesome. Yeah, so she's working with them just as they worked with her. So Dr. Pratt, we see you.

I see you. That was I see you. The Bobby Bones Show. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories. Its producer Raymond, Atlanta was hit with a cyber attack. There were some outages because of it. The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are looking into it.

Officials say to be proactive, monitor your bank accounts. In weather news, tons of rain is headed for the Midwest and the South this weekend. There's going to be thunderstorms and the potential for tornadoes. Be careful out there. And finally, in March Madness News, Loyola, Chicago continued their Cinderella run with a win over to Matta. And Kansas State knocked out Kentucky, 12 teams remain. Games continue tonight throughout the weekend. The Bobby Bones Show.

Lunchbox's Wipes, a little over four months per. pregnant. Let's go check in now with a baby box update. The baby is now 5 ounces and 5 inches long, which is basically the palm of your hand or the size of a bar of soap. How crazy is that? The baby is the

size of a bar of soap. And the heart rate is now controlled by the brain. It was just random until now. And now the brain has taken over the heart and it goes 140 to 100,000, 150 beats per minute.

That is twice as fast as your heart. So how are you learning this? Are you reading books? Are you Googling it? She has a little app that sends her a notification once a week that tells you what the baby is. And she reads it to me as we lay in bed. And I freak out every time because it is nuts. And and...

I just picture a little bar of soap with lunchboxes and head on it right? Yeah. Hey, I'm baby bucks. Yelling. And it's got a good brain like me. Yeah. And the baby is learning how to suck. and swallow right now.

Getting right in all the defense mechanisms that they have when they're born, they're developing right now. In another week, the fingerprints will be finalized. They're developing right now on the fingers. That is so crazy. Last week to commit a crime for that baby.

Oh, yeah. I get away with it. Yeah, man. Oh, it's so crazy. That's pretty cool, boss. Okay, Laura in Florida, you're on the show. Hi, good morning. How are you?

Really good. Thanks for calling. What's happening? I've been meeting to call. I love your Friday morning dance party. Oh, thank you very much. But I make sure that I'm in my car every morning on Friday by 5-07 so I don't miss any of it. And I was thinking one day when I was driving to work, I was like, why don't I do this as part of morning meeting with my kids?

Because I teach fifth grade. And every morning we do like a morning meeting where we, you know, share what's going on in our lives. And I thought they would love doing a Friday morning dance party. How does that turn out? Every morning, oh, they love it. And what they can do is they're allowed to give me requests, and then that way I can listen to the songs and see if they're appropriate. And then I download them, and then they dance around the room,

they do the macarena, they do the cha-cho slide, they do all sorts of stuff, and they just have a blast. They're still rocking the cha-cha-ch-cha slide in the macarena? Oh, they love those. Yes, they do. Dang. That's awesome. I appreciate that call.

Thank you very much. Man, hope your day's good. Appreciate you. Look at that dance party coming up at top of the hour next hour. your daughter likes to dance Amy Oh yeah She just watches YouTube and learns the dances Yes she loves to pull up these dance videos

And she just mocks it right away She's got she just like instantly knows it I'm like we need to enroll you in some dance Yeah Amy's daughter's 10 And there was an insta story of Amy And her daughter dancing beside each other Amy used to think she could dance Oh my goodness

It was kind of embarrassing I looked so ridiculous Yeah yeah yeah you just older She makes you look bad Amy Yeah I know she's got all the rhythm in the world And then I'm just like I don't even know what I'm doing I was like, okay.

Kind of flopping like a fish, but standing up right? Note to self, don't do that in public anymore. All right, your Friday positivity called Tell Me Something Good. Let's go. This guy gets on eBay. He likes to get on eBay and look at pictures. And he bought a picture for $10. It was over the Wild Wild West.

And he gets the photo. He goes, wait, I think this could be Jesse James. At first he thought it was. This is like a reprint of a Jesse James picture. And then he goes to look at it and he goes, oh, wait a minute. No, this is real and it can be worth $2.8 million. Oh, wow. Wow.

I live close to Jesse James' house, first house back in the day. How much does that cost? I have no idea. I don't know, but back when there was no other houses, there was his. Well, this guy bought it for $10. Now he can make up the $3 million for the picture. How about that? That's so cool.

Lunchbox, what do you got, babe? Stop that There was a father He flew to Phoenix to adopt a four-year-old child And he goes to board the airline To go back home They said, ooh, you can't fly yet The kid has to be at least seven days old

He had nowhere to stay So he calls up a volunteer at the hospital And the woman opened up her home And let the father and newborn stay at her house For three days That's awesome Wow, wow, wow, wow Amy, you're up

Wisconsin firefighters saved a kitten using a tiny oxygen mask. There was a house fire. All the family got out safe. The only animal or thing in the house that suffered anything was this little kitten had smoke inhalation. So they had this teeny tiny little oxygen mask. Save the kitten's life.

The kitten is cleared and is back home with its family. My feeling is that these fire departments, they have these tiny masks, always want to use them. Like it's sitting somewhere and they're like, I can't wait to get to use this thing. They're just waiting. Any animals in there? I'm going in.

Is there a sport? Yeah. Whatever. All right, nice work. Let's tell me something good. Get your bones on. Get your body bones on. The Friday morning dance party comes up at the very top of the hour, so don't leave.

We'll put you in a good mood as you drive to work. That being said, I think producer Eddie's messing up. Because I think that pumping your gas while your car is still on is a bad move. I've been doing that since I started driving. My dad did it all the time. so I've been doing it my whole life. I didn't think that was like allowed. One, I don't know that it is allowed.

What's the problem with it? It says on the gas pump, turn off your vehicle. It'll blow up. I don't think it won't blow up. But why would you even risk it? Yeah. Like, do you smoke a cigarette while you're doing it too? No, no, guys, that's a fire.

That's a flame. Like, I never thought twice about it. You leave your car on. I pull up the gas. I leave my car on. And I just go out and I start pumping. Sometimes I even go back in the car and sit there. Why not turn the car off?

Because you're going to go back and forth anyway. I think most of the time I'm listening to something on the radio or whatever. I just kind of leave it on. You can't just pull it back one pop and keep the radio on? Or if it's cold, the kids are in the car, I'll leave it on. Safe. Peter. Guys, I didn't do this my whole life.

I never thought this was a big deal. Who is the one that outed Eddie about this? I did. We went to go get some lunch and he stops to get gas and he jumps out and he starts pump gas. I said, hey, dude, the car's on. He goes, what's the big deal? I was like, it says right there on the pump.

car can't explode. And he goes, they're just lied to you. Guys, prove to me that there's a issue of this. But why should we have to prove to you? Like, why the risk?

If there's heat and there's combustion and there's gasoline, there's probably a reason they're saying you shouldn't. I don't know, man. I mean, should I start doing this now? Yeah, you should probably... Especially, are you driving your old car?

Oh, you get rid of your old car? No, no, I drive my Jeep now. Still? Yeah. With the kids in the car? Yeah. Put that pull up on Twitter. Yeah, I want to.

I wonder what people think. There's got to be more people like me out there. Does anyone else in the room leave their car running when they pump gas? No chance. Yeah, it's only you, dude. Just me? Yeah. That's crazy.

Okay, well, there's that. Do you see Eddie's son buy all the Peppa Pig shows without asking him about it? Oh. Four years old. So my 10-year-old, he did that when he was younger with iTunes when we had like Minion Rush or some game. And I didn't even think that this would ever happen to me again. but my four-year-old right behind him, he gets on Amazon and clicks away.

And apparently there's some clause in the security code where if it's something underrated G, there's no passcode required. So the dude ordered four seasons of Peppa Pig at $9.99 each. Did they come to the house? No, no, no, no. He watches it. It just shows up automatically.

And I wonder, like, he's watching Peppa Pig all day. And he's just like, I got new episodes. They're great. And I look at him. I'm like, well, yeah, that's $40 down the drain. You pip a pig. So what do you do? No, just keep it.

I mean, he's going to watch him. But how do you handle it with him? No, I told him. He's like, it's real easy. And he even showed me. He's like, look, you go to the thing and you push the button and boom. You don't have the parental... It does.

If he tries to watch a movie PG-13, it won't let him. It has to go... Oh, I know. But, I mean, even for purchases, we have a parental code. He leaves his car running when he pumps gas. What do you expect from him? I mean, but I've been there somehow. I live recklessly.

Yeah, come on. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 30 Second Skinny. Okay, so Dustin Lynch said something, and I kind of want to get your take on it. He said that he doesn't mind when another guy checks out his girl. He thinks it's a compliment. If he's checking your girl out, it's a compliment to you, like, hey, you got a good-looking girl. Yeah, I think that's a compliment.

I always hope that my girlfriend is getting checked out. Well, he's attractive to other people as well, because I think what I find about her is some I hope other people do too. Yeah, I think that's a big compliment. Did you see that Owen Wilson caused everyone to evacuate a hotel? No. What happened? Well, he decided to smoke a cigarette indoors right outside this bathroom where it says, like, no smoking.

But him and his date, they lit it up, caused the smoke alarms to go off. The entire hotel had to evacuate, and people were walking out in their pajamas. That would be so irritated. And it's all caught on video. Like Owen Wilson is the one that caused it. and he's just like at the bar, like, laughing, having a good time with his girl, and they go out into the street with everybody else in their robes all mad. I'm Amy. That's your 30 seconds. Gennie.

Bobby Bone Show. Boney of the day. This story comes with us from Salina, Kansas. A convenience store worker found a lottery ticket on the floor. Scans it. It's worth $1 million. Unsigned, someone had dropped it. Huh. But what's the bonehead part of it?

He tracked down the owner and returned. the ticket. Well, what's the bonehead? That sounds like the noble person. No, he could have just said, hey, I want a million dollars and be the lottery winner. He could be a millionaire. Instead, he said,

huh. So this is a personal lunchbox bonehead. Yes. Some people say, oh, noble, great job. I say, why would you? It was unsigned, so anybody could have claimed that ticket. How'd they find the person? Security footage? Yes. And how about that person? You have to cut a man

pretty heavy, right? Big time. You don't have to legally But I mean a little sometimes What a good guy Yeah what a good guy What a bonehead On Lunchbox That's your bonehead story of the day

The Bobby Bones show Bobby Bones You know how you can look online And see what people's net worth are Oh yeah For example The net worth of Taylor Swift There's $380 million

Yeah do you think Taylor Swift or Katie Perry Perry has a higher net worth Oh Taylor Swift Taylor $380 to Katie's 295 million.

She's 295 million. Oh, mind-blown. Yeah, it's closer than you would think, but I think Taylor was the easy answer there. Wow. But yeah, Taylor's worth almost half a billion. And, okay, okay, so, who do you think, Amy?

Kim Kardashian or Kanye West, who has the higher net worth? This is such a debate. I'm going to go Kim Kardashian now. You think in recent years? Yeah, at one point in time, he probably was beating her, but Kim Kardashian is worth

175 million Kanye West is worth 160 million you were correct yeah and you're right she's surpassed him recently but they're still pretty similar Justin Timberlake or Justin

Bieber who has a higher net worth there Justin Timberlake or Justin Bieber Oh man I'm gonna go Justin Bieber Wow lunch talk could you think about this

Timberlake or Bieber has to be Timberlake He's been crushing it for like 20 years But for some of those years He had to split it with four other dudes Timberlake or Bieber Eddie what do you think? What does Net Worth mean?

All things combined All of it? Yeah like property, money, what's your worth? Timberlake. Timberlake. With 265 million It's Justin Bieber. What up?

There's something wrong. There's something wrong with a picture and a Lambo. Yeah, I saw that on his instant story. Yeah. He doesn't have a lambo. Was he wearing Yeezies because he combined? He was like, I'm like chilling my Lambo Z.

Lamboezy. How about Jerry Seinfeld or Jay-Z? Whoa. Oh, Jerry Seinfeld. No way. Yeah. Jay-Z's always the richest. Him and Puffy are the richest in the everything or hip-hop world?

Even though I think all music. Oh. Well, see, Jerry Seinfeld is totally different. I will tell you this. The difference is only $20 million. That's it? Okay, I stick with Jerry Seinfeld. It's Jay-Z.

They're both valued over $900 million. What? Whoa. Close to a billion, both of them. 920 million. The winner is Jerry Seinfeld, but barely. That mailbox money. Uh-huh.

I'll give you one more. Who's worth more? Now, think about this one. Kid Rock or Chris Rock? Oh, that's easy. Yeah, easy. Because we talked about Kid Rock being worth 80 million. Yeah.

On the other day. That's right. Yeah. I'm going to go Chris Rock, because didn't Netflix just pay him like $40 million? Yeah, but you don't get all that. as someone who does the arts, you have to give your agent 10%.

Oh, I know. You only get maybe 30%. Like, if I do something outside of the show, I make about 35% of what I actually make. How much, what's his face from the NFL got from his Patriots contract? Who's that guy? Tom Brady?

They killed himself. Yeah. Chris Rock or Kid Rock? That's Kid Rock for sure. Chris Rock. Yeah. At 100 million is Chris Rock. I'm so good at this game.

I don't think I've missed one. You haven't? No. Oh, okay. Penrose on your nose. How about that? It's a big one of there. High Valley coming up at top of the hour.

You may know this song here. They're the Friday morning conversation coming up. Take out. The Bobby Bone Show. Someone noticed, Amy, that you were liking every post at Jennifer Garner posts on Instagram. Oh, well, I follow her. Is that your new celebrity crush? No.

Someone was tracking back and you were liking all of her posts. Oh, well, she's new to Instagram. She only has been on for a little bit. and she posts good stuff. Is that bad? No, we're just wondering. I mean, she's cool. Yeah, now it's all starting to come out.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Is she still with Ben Affleck or no? No. No, no, no. Dunzo. He's living her own life. He's with the nanny. He got that tattoo.

She was like, Bites. The Phoenix? Yeah, the Phoenix. I guess on our Facebook page, Morgan, number two, asked people to post their really large tattoos as well. Go be entertained by that thread. Really?

Yeah, a lot of our lovesums have gigantic tattoos. That's cool. And I think you should get whatever you want if it means something to you. Great. But also understand that people are going to say things. Like you're going to have a big ink splot on the back of my arm. It's the state of Arkansas.

So many times people go, hey, what's wrong with your arm? Why do you have tape on that? What's that big old piece of tape? No, no, no, that's Arkansas. But I know when I get a big tattooed that people are going to go, hey, that looks weird. What celebrity are you infatuated with right now on Instagram? Eddie? Well, dude, I was the one that submitted this thing.

Jennifer Garner's cool. You're the one that spotted Amy doing Jennifer Garter. Oh, so you're over there liking her stuff and you noticed? I was like, like, you. Okay. I get it now. She popped up in my explore feed. I was like, I clicked on one.

Dude, I mean, 30 minutes later, I'm watching all of them. She's really funny. Like, I got to be honest with you and tell you that I was not a fan of Jennifer Garner from, like, her movies, her capital one commercials. Like, this girl looks like the most boring person ever. Here are the last five people I followed. Carrie Underwood, which I was surprised at and followed her already. Yeah. Oh, I was like, how far, when's last time you follow somebody?

You just want to see her face. I get it. No, what happened is when she trolled me on Instagram, we follow each other on Twitter. But we don't follow on Instagram. So, Carrie, I just followed Jake Owen, but I follow him on Twitter. I follow him on Twitter, so I look at his Instagram through Twitter. That's like our first buddy when we moved here. I know.

Claire Bowen from Nashville, Jimmy Allen, and his new artist, and Daniel Bradbury. Out of those five, who's the most interesting on Instagram? Probably Claire Bowen from Nashville. What did she put on there? Like koalas and horses. And, like, positive stuff. I feel like her and I are friends. And I think we've only met half of one time.

Yeah. Now, she's a Nashville. She plays Scarlet. Scarlet. And she's Australian in her life. She's very quiet. And I've met her, but she's always so quiet. But she writes the nicest things on Twitter.

She likes things on Twitter. Yeah. So I feel like we're friends in like a parallel Twitterverse. Instagram's cool in that way. You get to learn about people. You just don't know. Lunchbox had run in with her, though. And he yelled out.

I yelled at celebrities. She was at the airport and she ignored me. No, no, you went up yelling at her. Yeah, and she ran the other way. Yeah. That's why, but do you see with all these celebrities that you run up to, what did they all do? So they run away. They try to avoid me at all costs because they think I'm weird maybe. I don't know. But then you go, they weren't nice. They weren't nice. She wasn't nice. I said, Claire, Claire Bowen.

And she hitheled the other way like she couldn't hear me. If someone's screaming at me in an airport and I don't know who it is, I'm probably. going to probably edge the way. But let's be real, I did call her Scarlet. Oh, you said Scarlet. Yeah, I didn't really call her by her name.

I was just trying to make myself look good, but I saw her in the airport. Scarlet! Nothing like yelling a character name at someone. I've been with Charles Eston before and people are yelling. Deacon, he does stop and talk. Yeah, that's cool.

Yeah, he's like, I'm Deakin, and he'll stop and talk to people. You did that to Emmett Smith, too, right? In the hallway? I've done it to Warren Sapp. What was Emmett Smith? Who was in the hospital? Who was in the hallway?

I thought it was Emmett Smith. You were like Dancing with the Stars. Yeah. Or does he have a, what was his football nickname? Emmett Smith? Sometimes people have nicknames. No. I feel like he's done something where he said like they're, you know, The Terminator or something like that.

You said you saw somebody in a hallway in there walking towards you. It was so awkward. And he just totally blew me off. I wouldn't even there. Emmett, huge fan, man, huge fan. Emmett. Cool. Thanks, man. One other celebrity they'd be run into that you scared them away.

Gwen Stefani. Oh, she told you not to touch her. I got to put my arm around her and they, no touching. Yeah, because you're odd. You're like too much for people. Like Warren Sapp, you know who that is? Football player. I saw him at a hotel and I was trying to get him to go on our sports show at the time.

And I said, Warren's sap, man. By-Bond's, Andy Roddick, doing a sports show right upstairs. I'm wondering if you'd come on. We're big fans of years. Just walked right by me and didn't even say a word like I was not there. What a jerk. Any country people have you scared? Who else have I scared?

I'm probably scared a lot of people. Oh, we saw Kip Moore at a bar and we scared him. We cornered him. And he was like, I'll be right back. He said, I'm going to go to the restaurant. I'll be right back. That's a true story. I think I was there.

Because he was not, he was like, these guys are crazy. I like it. That was a long time ago. Hey, I'll be back a minute. Be right back. go to the restroom. One minute, I mean never. All right.

Well, all of that to say that we notice, your new love for Jennifer Garner. Yeah, she's cool, though. You don't follow anybody on Instagram, lunchbox. Nobody. Zero people. That's so weird.

You never open the app to lick in it. No. Do you ever go to any of our pages to see what's up? Only when you link it on Twitter, I'll click on the picture to say, okay, see what they posted. But if you don't link it on Twitter, I don't know what happened. But you don't follow anybody.

Zero people. It's interesting. I do catch up on some people through my wife. She'll play. some of the people from The Bachelor or Bachelorette that she follows, she'll play little videos from him. Like, she's obsessed with this girl Carly that lives here in Nashville. I think we could be best friends.

And Carly just had a baby with Heaven if you didn't know that. I didn't know that. Thanks for too much. Oh, wow, your kids can probably be friends. That's what she's thinking. Oh, boy. The guys from High Valley will be in at the top of the hour. But let's check in with Morgan number two right now and see what's up with 24-year-old.

Morgan number two, what do you got? Lindsay Lohan, she hasn't been acting for a while and she's kind of gone off the rails, but she has a new acting gig, and it's for Lawyer.com. She's basically their spokesperson and is in all of their ads. Okay, I have this. I haven't heard this yet. When lawyer.com first reached out to me, I was confused and a little scared because I thought I was in trouble. But when they asked me to be their spokesperson, I was intrigued. After meeting with the team, I realized lawyer.com is just about helping people.

From getting a DUI, let's not pretend like I didn't get one, or two or three, or some others. It's so simple and it's free. All you have to do is go online or give us a call. So let's get started because at laura.com, we're always here for you. Is that Lindsay Lohanter? Yeah. Dude, she sounds rough. She should also do a don't smoke commercial.

Like no smoking? Is that what it is? I just picture a lot of parting. I'm picturing smoking. Well, and two, if I'm the owner of Lawyer.com And I'm having her say the site better Because she goes, here at lawyer.com. Listen.

When lawyer.com first reach out to me. Lawyer. Lawyer.com. If I'm paying for you to say it, lawyer.com Listen, I don't speak wonderfully. But in my commercials, I say the things. Yeah. But then also I don't like it. Taco Bell Moss Monday moment.

You know what Taco Bell's a Monday moment. No, you'd say Taco Bell Moss Monday moment. Go ahead. You don't like what? I also don't like that. it. She's sort of poking fun in the fact that she said multiple DUIs or DWIs. Like that's just not, I don't know.

Well, if you pay people, everybody has a price. For example, lunchbox would not fight Morgan number two until we said $10,000. You pay me $10,000 I'm in. I'll go out of the gym right now. Right now and I'll fight her in jeans. If you can be $10,000. We will fight two days. We got Mayweather

I wouldn't want to do that. I wonder if we get a sponsor. That was yesterday. So he wasn't going to do it until you offered him money. You're saying everybody has a price. Ted DiBiase said, everybody has a price. So there's that. Thank you, Morgan, number two.

That's what 24-year-olds are talking about now. Lindsay Lohan at Lawyer.com. All right, let's go over to Amy now with the 30-second skinny. Amy, there's go. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 30-second skinny. We got some albums out today. Jordan Davis releasing Home State,

and of course you probably know his song singles you up. Good for him. This song's doing really great too. The album's up today, the song is doing great. What else? Same with High Valley. Their song, She's With Me, is doing really awesome, but their whole album Farmhouse Sessions is out.

I didn't know that. They're coming in in a minute. I had no idea they had a new album coming out. I just, honest to God, call to me because I liked them. I know I just. We did research on this. I just assumed that's probably why they were having them. I had no idea they're coming in.

I had no idea that a new album out today. Good timing. I'm going to ignore the whole time they're here. Just know that they have a new album. I'm getting ignored. Because I wasn't prepped on this. I had no idea they didn't have an album. Tell them I'm not going to ask them about the album.

Okay. What else? In Theater Today, Pacific Rim Uprising. Sherlock Gnomes and Midnight Sun. None of them really have ratings on Rottenam so probably not a big weekend. Black Panther's probably going to win again. That or there's another one? What's the other movie?

The other big movie that's out? Black Panther and there's another superhero kind of movie? No, not Infinity Wars. Who cares? But thank you very much. The pre-sale for those tickets went out, Bobby, but I don't know that it's out. I'm Amy. That's your 30 seconds, skinny.

Now, let's go to the morning corny because High Valley, who has a new record coming out today, by the way, is coming in. The Morning Corny. Where can you get chicken broth in bulk? Hmm. Where can you get chicken broth in bulk? The stock market. The stock market, yeah.

That was the Morning Corny. There you go. All right. High Valley coming in in a second. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones show. On the Bobby Bones show now. Hi Valley.

All right. The Friday conversation. with High Valley. Clap your hands for our buddy, Brad and Curtis. What up, guys. Hey, hey, hey. It's a second time. Yeah. Good to get you guys back in here. Thanks for having us. Good to be back. I've been watching this song just blowing up. Look at this.

That's crazy, right? It is crazy, yeah. It's crazy. I mean, it goes from, I mean, because this song was put out originally back in, like in Canada years ago, right? A couple years ago, yeah. And so what? It makes us run up there, and then you guys done with it? We were never done with it, Man, we'll play it anywhere in the world.

We just did a lap around the world. We played in like seven different countries last week. But how does it come over here? Why does it get put out now? Did you guys just go, we're going to wait and put it out as our next single? It's the same story as Making Mine, honestly. Yeah, Make You Mind was out in Canada first. And, you know, we released them in Canada before we signed a big old record deal down here.

We record a bunch of new songs, and then those two, Make You Mine and She's with me, they said those two both need to be on this record. Were you guys big in Canada before you came here? We were like medium size. Yeah? I mean, how do you say what's the modest answer? Well, can you walk down the street in Vancouver without being recognized? Yeah, but that's because everybody in Vancouver is from Japan,

so they don't listen to country that much. I'm just being honest. What about Edmonton? Can you walk through Edmonton? Not quite as easily. No. Yeah. I mean, that's a pretty rural Canadian.

I have history in Canada myself. Yeah, yeah. Not personally, but of, you know, Canadian relationships in the past. Totally. So I know a little Canadian history. Who knows, who knows. Edmonton's pretty sweet because for us, that was growing up, that was the city that we had to go to. It'd be like if you lived in Detroit and Nashville was the place to go to Walmart or an airport.

So that was, Edmonton for us was a big deal anytime we got there. Let me ask you a question, because I'm going to Canada to speak to all the Canadian broadcast. I'm the keynote of some Canadian Music Week or something. You guys familiar with this? Is it called Canadian Music Week? I don't know. But it's something big. It's like we're artists going.

It's like a CRS here. Is it in September? I don't know. Cool, man. Listen, I'm going. How do I relate to the Canadians? Just be normal. Yeah, just be normal.

Like, do I put a code on? If you're cold, yeah. Yeah, you've got to tell me what time of year you're going. Let's narrow down. Like April, let's open up the calendar there. I can open up the calendar. Just kidding. You can do whatever you want.

I think, what would you say, Curtis? The main difference is like Amazon Prime isn't as good in Canada other than that. Canadian Music Week in Toronto in May. Just pretend you're in New York City. In Toronto? Oh, yeah. It's like the exact same thing. Toronto, yeah, is New York.

The traffic's a little worse in Toronto. Like, you know the show suits? Yeah. I think most of it's filmed in Toronto. Because it's cheaper and looks like New York. That shows good. And the girl in there's marrying a prince. It happens all the time.

True. True fact. And your dollar's worth a buck 30. Some be rich up there. Oh, yeah. Dude, a kid cat's only going to cost you like 80 cents. What? Yeah.

It's ridiculous. High Valley is here. You may know this song. You probably know this song that's on the radio now all the time. It's a top 10 song now, right? It is. Yeah. Look that.

Your pay grade goes up. When you get a top 10, you start to get it. get higher off for some people too, right? Are you seeing that yet? That's what our booking agent keeps telling us, yeah, and it's feeling awesome for real. Our whole 2018, is that the year we're in? Yes. Yeah, it's already booked like as much as any other year ever has been. Look at these guys. All right, well, let's hear, you guys mind playing the hit for me? The hit, yeah, let's play She's with me. Because the devil's knocking on my door, right, Eddie? Yeah. Can you do that little, can somebody get this mic upwards, or I could do.

like a rock star You do like Zach Brown just rip it Like literally Like Zach Brown came and just went Stupid thing Whoa That's good How tall are you Brad

Six one and a half But with these boots on him six four What you weigh Wow this is hard Yeah yeah Yesterday it was 194 Thanks for asking Pretty stout dude huh

Today he's 216 It's crazy how fast Yesterday today Are you guys gonna help do the like Me E E E E E thing Because we can't We can't do that live. Yeah.

We're not going to because just sing that, because we'll run songs. We will run the songs. Honestly, we invite, we don't judge, so anybody's invited to sing a one. All right. Type hands for High Valley, everybody. Here we go. Womp, wamp, hey, so because of legal reasons and you can't put music on demand on a podcast, we can't put High Valley's performance on this podcast, but you can watch it because it's pretty cool, right?

When you agree with it's really cool. Amy's drinking water while I'm going to her. Yeah, no, it's really good. But go to bobbybones.com and watch High Valley's performance over there. So we'll get back to it, but sorry we can't put this up. But it's really good. Amen. Amen.

Thank you very much. How about the High Valley's here? Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Yes, he is over here. Oh, you play the bass and the drums both?

Oh, those little fellow down there. No. Oh. Amazing. What's your name? Dave. Dave, do you play with these guys a lot? Oh, yeah.

What do they like to work with? Tall They are quite tall and handsome So the short chubby guy doesn't I mean I'm in the back of the bus Who bosses you around? Brad or Curtis Which one? Pick one man Just one like really

You can say it Dave, it's okay Equal no I would say Brad Yeah, it's more of the Let's do this He's the enforcer Let's go Curtis's the lover

Curtis makes things fun Let's be honest I'm kind of hardcore And he's Hey you're the older brother Brad Is that what it is ends up the dynamic maybe i would say yeah yeah i make i make things fun he does yeah it's cool he was negative too when our family started recording uh our first album curtis was negative two so i

kind of i got a pretty early start yeah on negativity yeah no i'm doing pretty early on he's in the womb he was he was he was like i was four years old when we recorded our first album as the ruffalo you're that much older than him yeah six years oh wow i just can't grow a mustache that's why How about that? Sorry, man. One day, though, maybe. I'm trying. You both look about 25.

Yeah, good jeans are good dogs. Thank you so much. Yeah. Their facial hair is perfect. It's proactive. This is not an endorsement. Yeah, I guess my arms kind of do look 25, hey? I think we should shout out to your kids kindergarten teacher. Hey, we should.

Because. Yeah, because she called my wife. You don't say her name. But let's just. Yeah, she texted my wife. Marvin Wright Elementary School of Spring Hill. You don't have to say any of that. Why not?

Shout it out. No, nobody wants to say, I'm trying to get an endorsement for my kid. Free public school? Free public school. Oh, man. Anyway, she texted my wife and said, they're on Bobby Bones on Friday,

and she was all pumped about it. So I think that's a really good thing. And that means that during school, somehow, she's listening to y'all when she should be hearing. Or she listens on the I-Heart radio app after school. Nope, at school. That's what we encourage. What's funny about doing this show is I can never complain about the weather.

Because I'll say, man, it's cold. It's like 20. degrees. Now I get a text from Brad and I'll go, hey, look, it's minus 41 where I am. And you're in like a T-shirt? Can I share my version of the story? Go ahead. I think what happened is he said, now I know exactly what it feels like to live in Canada when it was like barely below zero. So I say a screenshot from my mom and dad on Christmas

morning that said it was minus 51 in La Crete. Same story I just told, right? Yeah, yeah. I do things. I just shipped in a bit. Yeah, yeah. High Valley is here. I didn't know you guys were bringing another song

I'm pretty excited about this What do you have over there on the old docket? Well, they said you wanted a cover And you know how we suck at knowing covers I do know that Because last time you knew no songs Oh, but we got like Backstreet Boys in German They know no pop culture

But did you know that She's With Me was inspired by Imagine Dragons So there you go Wait so this song here Yes she's Was inspired by Magic Not that part as much But the screaming like

When the devil knocking out my door That stuff was inspired by Magic Dragons. A song or their sound? Their sound? Like how they scream and radioactive, that kind of stuff. I'm just saying that because I'm proud of us for learning a little and screaming. So are you going to play an Imagine Dragon song? Not quite. This is a Hank

William song. Wait, so what was that? There's no point to some of the stories, Bobby. Just roll with it. Man, they zig-dived hard. I was like, all right. We're going to hear some Magic Dragons. I know. I was like, wow, Imagine Dragons. How about this? We will learn Imagine Dragons for

next time. All right. When you say Thunder, You mean like that one, not ACDC, right? You know, either one. Na, nah, nah, na, na, na, nah, nah. That would sound pretty good. All right. High Valley's here. What are you guys going to play?

We're going to play. I saw the light by Hank Williams. Oh, that's a good one. Hey, so because of legal reasons and you can't put music on demand on a podcast, we can't put high valleys performance on this podcast, but go to Bobby Bones. com and watch High Valley's performance over there. So we'll get back to it, but I'm sorry we can't put this up.

Yeah. Man. You guys from High Valley. I almost went to a bonus course there at the end there, guys. You have to pay extra for that one. But then I hesitated. Look at that. So, I don't want to wait until number one week or number five push or whatever you guys

have planned. I wanted to bring you in right now, and I'm glad you came in. Love it. Thank you. Man. I'm going to have you guys over at the house when I get another mic put in because I think you guys have just an interesting story. So I'm going to bring you guys over and do the podcast, probably the next couple months.

I'd love to do. I listen to the Travis Meadows one, by the way. He's great, right? He's phenomenal. So inspiring. We wrote a song together, and it was so cool that my wife, like, printed it out for Christmas, and it's hanging on the wall in our house. It's a song we wrote about my kids, and it's maybe my favorite.

Travis Meadows. That was a great podcast. And who was the girl right after we were in here? You had Lauren on the show from Sounds like Nashville. Oh, from Sounds like Nashville. Yeah. And then she, like, boycotted the whole storyline and started talking about High Valley, and it was awesome. That's true.

We paid her a lot for that. I want you guys to come over, though, because I don't have two mics yet, and I want you both together. So we'll make the deal now. Amazon Prime, man. Yeah, just get another one. That's hard. The whole studio is on Amazon Prime. The original studio is on Amazon Prime d'Ur.

We've got to get a better one. We can bring you, Mike. We've got a couple. Good to see you guys. Congratulations on the success. If it doesn't get any better than today, it was still awesome. And it's going to get better than today. You know what I like that?

You know what I mean? Like, if it stops today with this song, it was an awesome run with this song. Yeah. But it's still going to get better. So congratulations. Thank you so much. I'm very excited for you. All right.

They're there there. High Valley, and we'll come back in one second. On the Bobby Bones show now. Hi Valley. You thought I wasn't going to bring up you guys had an album out today, huh? We did the whole segment. We're getting real nervous about it, man. High Valley's here.

So you do have a record out today, by the way. That's correct. Farmhouse sessions. So does that mean it was recorded in a legit farmhouse? Yeah, we were... Brad's got this little farmhouse, and we went down there, and we cut songs in different places. One on the front porch, one around the dining room table, one in the backyard. Art Under Tree. We thought we were doing like music videos, but then they gave us these

little mics to clip on our shirts. They're like, yeah, we'll just record this just in case. We're like, what? And now they're like, how about the whole world here is that, right? Yeah. This song's on the record, but more of a broken down version like you played earlier here. Yeah, exactly. So are you? The Bobby Bones Show Live is our record. Is that the name of the record? Yeah. Yeah, it is.

Boy, are you proud of the record or no? Very proud of the record. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah, yeah. You know how we do the radio tour? Like, we go around all of America playing acoustically for everybody. This record's kind of like allowing our fans to hear that treatment of ourselves. Do you do this one? Yes.

You ever heard this one before? Oh, wait. I've heard this one a few times. Oh, she's about to sing. Well, where are you? I'm going to picture it. Where are you at the farmhouse when you recorded this one? Okay, go on YouTube and check it out.

We're under a tree. There are real lives horses running behind us. Living horses. That's cool. And a dog. We didn't pay extra for the horses. Whose dog was that? There was a dog that ran through while we're playing.

It's my neighbor's dog. He loved dogs. High Valley's got a record out today. The Farmhouse Sessions. Yes, sir. Everybody should go listen to it. Then pay for tickets and come watch a show. Hey, I love how you think.

Well, that now is how you have to quantify everything because nothing's real. You don't know what YouTube views or spends on digital. You know what you quantify is people paying money to come watch tickets. That's the only way now. It's a good point. Especially with digital media. I will say we do know that YouTube views are real, though, because we got put on the front page a couple weeks ago and all of a sudden the amount of like horrible hate comments on our video just went like a million percent up.

So entertaining. So your exposure has created more hate. Oh, yeah. Congratulations. Boys, you made it. Yes, yes, yes. Thank you. There it is.

High Valley. Check out the record. Good to see you guys. Thank you very much. Let's go. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show. I was reading this story about the world's largest collection of ocean garbage because what happens is basically litter is in the ocean and it all melds together.

and it all melds together. It makes an island. Oh. So, the world's largest collection of ocean garbage is bigger than the state of Texas. What? Think about that for a second. Yeah, it's pretty big. It takes you, how many hours to drive all the way across Texas?

13? Yeah, over. That's how big this island of garbage is floating out of the ocean. Wow. That's a lot. What do you do? What do you do? Throw in the trash can.

You get it. How does it all find each other? Sad, huh? I was on Instagram this morning, and I saw Ryan Hurd, who's a friend. You may also know him. Songwriter or musician. He's marrying Mary Morris. This weekend.

Yeah, so he posted a message because he has a song out today called Diamonds or Twine. You get it, you know, whatever it takes. Yeah, whatever takes. I'm going to be with you forever. I said, I wrote this song for you, played her for you in Michigan the night I asked you to marry me. Diamonds or twine, no matter what, I'll be wrapped. around your finger. And this is the song.

It is awesome. Yeah. This is Ryan heard, diamonds or twine. It doesn't matter if it's diamonds, though. I'll be wrapped around. Nice, warm, loving song. Let me ask you this, though,

if your husband proposes to you and he proposed with twine, what would you have said? I'd say, diamonds or twine. Oh, come on. I'll be curious. Let's hold off until you can afford maybe something more than twine. Forever mine.

Yeah? No, I don't think it matters what you propose with. But what if it's twine? That's all he can. I mean, come on. And let's go get like a rubber band or something. And I get the idea of the song. The idea doesn't matter good or bad.

But literally, what if it comes to you with? He's like, I got this lint out of the dryer. Like to wrap it around your finger. Yeah, I mean, I would want him to, like, think a little bit more about that. But if he comes with some lyrics like that, then I'm like, okay, I get it. It doesn't matter if it's diamonds or twine. I mean, that's like one of those songs you hear the first time, and you're just a jam. Until we run out of time.

Let's go. Bobby Bibon Show. Hello, Kim in Alabama. Good morning. Good morning. What's going on? Hi. Just want to say, I love you guys.

I listen to y'all every morning on my way to work. Thank you very much. What can we do anything for you? I want to ask Eddie, did he watch Gone with the Wind? Oh, that's a good question. Did I watch Gone with the Wind? We were talking about the biggest movies. If everything was adjusted income-wise,

Gone with the movie, the biggest movie of all time. Yeah. Making the most money. Yeah. More than Avatar, more than Star Wars. Star Wars, more than Titanic. Yeah, Titanic. But none of us had seen Gone with the Wind,

and so Eddie sat down and watched it. All four hours of it, and I've got to say, you know, I love old movies, but this was terrible. Oh, really? Dude, maybe if it was... I know, I know, listen, if this was 19... 38 or whenever this came out, it may have been the best movie ever. But today, it's bad.

Like, if you have a hard time sleeping, put the movie, watch it for about 30 minutes, and you will fall asleep. It's like the new sleeping bill. Kim, you sound disappointed at producer-ready review. What did you think about the carton when she made the dress out of the curtain? Oh, the green curtain. It was beautiful. I mean, there were really pretty parts of the movie, and it's really, like, beautifully shot because it's so old. The colors are beautiful.

and the ending is legit. But dude, you got to go three, three and a half hours to get to the ending. Like this show. That's why you have one good bit. You got to sit through the whole thing. Yeah. Kim, did you do love Gone with the Wind?

Is that why you're asking? No, not really. I'm a little bit older than y'all, but I think my mom took me when I was younger to see it. In fact, when it was coming out, it was kind of a big deal, you know. Well, let me say this about you, Kim.

Franklin, Madeere. I do give a dink. I had no idea that was from that movie. Yeah, I've never seen the movie, and I know that. Yeah, it was so cool. You does say that. Yeah, I think that was the first time word like that was on the big screen. Wow.

Oh, I didn't know about that. First time, I'm bad. I won't even say the bad word now, but. Yeah, it's kind of hard. You said dang? Yeah. I don't curse. Franklin, my dear.

I don't give a dang. Yeah, that wouldn't have been the same power. Hey, Kim, where are you in Alabama? I live in eclectic Alabama. It's a small town, but I work in my name. Montgomery, Alabama. Well, I appreciate you listening, and thanks for calling up on that. I just love y'all guys so much, and I got to tell you something kind of really silly of me,

but I got two, this is really funny, don't think bad of me, but I got two little roosters, and I named them Bobby and Eddie. Why would we think bad of you? I love that. Let's get her, I want to send her something. Hey, you know what I'm going to do? Hey, Kim, so I made these B-Team plaque. for, because we won the ace.

Do you know I'm talking about at all? Yeah, I do. I'm going to send you one of them. So I made 15 of them. They are engraved to different members of the B team randomly. Listeners of our show. If you hang on the phone, I'm going to get your address and send you one, okay? Oh my gosh, I love you so much. Okay, tell those roosters.

We said, what? Don't eat them. You don't eat those jerks really. But don't. No, no, no. I won't. I won't. You're my boys.

I'll say, come here, boys. And they're Bobby and Eddie. All right. Kim, you're a real treat. I appreciate you calling. Thank you. Don't hang up. I'm going to send you a B-Team flag.

Don't hang up. I won't. Okay. There we go. Producer Eddie, the man of the hour right now. Hey, Abby. Hi. Would you like to ask producer Eddie something over here?

Yeah, Eddie. I was wondering if you ever ended up paying for that football game. That's a good year ago. Yeah, so like a year ago Eddie took his kids to a football game, high school football game. And they said, oh, we only take cash. And Eddie's like, oh, I'll get you back. Don't worry.

And then Eddie never went back in paid. Or did you? Let me tell you. There's something about our listeners. They don't forget. They don't. They've been reminding me of this a lot, a lot lately. And no, I haven't done it yet.

I'm going to wait for the football season to start. And the first game of the season, I will go back, and we will pay those tickets with interest. Double. You pay you beginning currently in your last ticket. Okay. That's $42. Yeah, but it's not. You already took in the enjoyment of the first round.

Yes, it's 21. You didn't pay for that. No, we didn't. So you're negative 21. Yes, so it's going to be $42 to get plus my... Okay, never mind. Listen, thank you for asking Abby. I appreciate that.

You're welcome. I'll hold you to it, Eddie. Okay, I don't doubt that. And frankly, my dear, I don't give it dang. There it is. Over to Janie in Missouri. Hi, Janie. Hi.

What's happening? I'm good. I saw Amy's story the other day about her niece and her scoliosis surgery, and I was just wondering how that went. Yeah, Amy has a niece. How old is you now? 15. Wow.

Yeah. And Amy was showing. Let me, can I say this about the x-ray? Yeah. The x-ray of her knees and her scoliosis. Her spine was so curved. Very twisted. And the crazy thing is, they only discovered it recently.

Like, she plays basketball, has lived a normal life, had no idea, went in for, like, the sprained ankle or something. And they discovered, okay, wait a second. You have scoliosis, and your back is totally twisted. So, yeah, she had to go in for the fusion surgery. and she's at Dell Children's Hospital. She'll be there for about four days. And I think yesterday was pretty rough. My sister sent me a note that she was just in a lot of pain.

Can you imagine they're working on your spine? Yeah. Yeah, but she's strong. She's a trooper. My sister said she has the best attitude about it. And she's like two inches taller. That's the thing that blew my mind because her spine was so crooked. Now they're straight.

She's taller. Wow. Now she's dunking. Now she's on the basketball. Boom! She will get to play basketball again soon. That's cool. excited once she starts walking again and going through all the rehab, then she'll be back at sports.

Wow. Yeah, I was 16. I had it as well. I was 16 years old and I gained four inches because I had a 60 degree curve on one side. Dang. Is it weird or root that I have it so I can get taller right now? I know. I know. Go to the doctor. Hey, listen, is there any chance? No, in all seriousness, I'm glad she's doing better. Yeah, yeah. We're just thankful. The doctors there have been amazing. Janie, thank you for the call. Thank you. Have a great day. Appreciate you.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. We put polls up all week on Twitter, and so Mike D's been keeping track. Poll question number one, would you sign a pre-up before getting married? 52% of our audience, so it was pretty split. 52% said no way. Okay. That's pretty down the middle, though. You have to admit, 48% yes, they would sign one.

I would sign one. If I was meeting someone, let's just say, for example, Katie Perry said, let's get married. I would absolutely sign one. and go, you know what, we're never going to use it, so why not sign it? Okay. That's what I say. I know you wouldn't. I know.

But I'm surprised it's 50-50, to be honest with you. Which way did you think it was going to swing? No, I thought it would be humongles of no way. Okay. Yeah. I was surprised it was that down the middle. Yeah. But I would.

Again, if Katie Perry comes up, I'll be like, you better believe it. We're never getting to us in it. I like that we're never going to use it. And you're Katie Perry, so probably never going to use it. Phone screener Hillary got flowers sent to the office from a guy she's never met in Texas. is it creepy? 77% of people said it was creepy, yes. Just because he had never reached out, never shown his face.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's always, if you do something bold, there is the either side that can be interpreted. Either awesome, crazy, or crazy, crazy. And both of them are options if you do something bold. That's the risk of doing something bold if you're a guy. Another one was Carrie Underwood trolling Bobby on Instagram, Well, she said, well, she broed me.

87% of people said no way. I agreed with these people that it wasn't trolling, that it was a compliment. 87% of people said no way a compliment. Lunchbox and Eddie said she was trolling. And then finally, Morgan number two thinks she could take lunchbox in a boxing match. Should they fight it out? 63% of people said yes. 39 said no way.

So those are the polls of the week. 63% said, yeah? Yeah, yeah. Think about this. That's high. I had people calling me wanting to give money yesterday, sponsors. Like, literal clients. Really?

Yeah, literal clients. Thank you for hanging out with us this morning here on the Bobby Bone Show. Good morning, good morning. Appreciate you. This teen is out doing the driver's test, and she's driving, and she ran right into the wall, right to the building. I mean, what a way to fail your driver's test. At least you didn't miss a turn, or you didn't parallel park just a little wrong. Like, you went all in.

The accident happened because she put it in drive instead of reverse. And so as she's looking back to go on reverse, she hits the gas, boom, right into the wall. That happens. Oh, has it happened to you, Amy? What? It does happen. We're all going, how crazy Amy's like, been there. Hey, you know, it happens to the rest of us.

Has this happened to you? That's just a bummer that haven't heard our driver's test. You know, normally nobody's around. Is there an experience like to share with us or just this? I mean, I've definitely, I maybe have been in park. I've hit the accelerator and really revved it up. And there was a time in this parking garage. Yeah, I think I did that and tap the concrete wall.

But I wasn't going fast. Tap. I never am going any of the times I hit things, I tell you all the time. I'm never going more than five miles an hour. I got to tell you a story. And I listened to just pointed out to me on Twitter. We were doing Tell Me Something Good. And I said, hey, this person found a picture of Jesse James.

There's worth $3 million. And Amy goes, oh, yeah, his house is in Austin. Amy's talking about the tattoo motorcycle guy Jesse James. Oh, my goodness. Are you sure? No, I'm talking about the old school Jesse James. Are you sure? Yes, because he lives.

His old house is where I live now. No, no, no. He's been to that for a while. She's like, hey, married to Sandra Bullock. Duh. No, I just said, even in the tell me something good, I said back in the day when there was no other houses around. In the 90s. Because it was undeveloped over there.

Down in South Park Meadows. You're talking about the outlaw, right? That's who I'm talking about. Okay. Okay, just making sure. I'll show you a picture of it. We put up a new Bobbycast, and you can search Bobbycast on iTunes or IHartRadio, and it was Red Akins. And we talked about it yesterday.

This thing has been downloaded so many times. So I have a little bit more. Red Aiken's had the conversation with Thomas Redd talking about, hey, what's your stage name? Thomas Red Aiken is his name. Obviously, there was Chad Atkins who started the whole thing. Then you had me, Trace Atkins, and Rodney Atkins. And I just said, dude, I said, not only have we called you Thomas Rett since the day we were born, I just think it sounds cool.

It sounds like a stage name. You know what I mean? It sounds like a cool name. And you're not going to get confused with me or Rodney or Trace or anybody. And so they were cool with it. They were like, yeah, let's do that. So that's how we know Thomas Rett, first and last name, is Thomas Rett. Make sense?

That's a great story. The Star of the show So, Rhett was talking about And by the way, Rhett has written 38 number ones. Not bad. I mean, it had his own as an artist, but that ain't my truck.

He was talking about this song and how a station in New England wouldn't play it because they didn't own trucks up there. That's funny. There's a station in New England that wouldn't play, That ain't my truck,

because they said nobody up there drive trucks. They all drive cars. And it didn't relate to their fans. And thank goodness, I'm going to call her out Lee Adams, who was my rep back then now as the head of Broken Bow promotion.

She called every car dealership in New England and got their numbers and trucks outsold cars. So she got data. She gave on receipts as they say now. She had receipts. That crazy? Love it. I'll give you one more.

Download the Bobbycast with Red Aiken because it's really good. It wouldn't have the same appeal of like, that ain't my car in her drive. Maybe, but that ain't my hybrid S.E. That ain't my prayers.

Red Aiken's thought, so he wrote It Goes Like This. And it goes like. Which Thomas recorded. And he thought he ruined his career when he heard it on the radio. Because the record label said Thomas needs a hit at this point. Like we can't have any more that aren't big smashes. The first time when you said,

Okay, guys, you know, this is a brand new one from Thomas Rhett. Like I almost threw up. Not a lot like, as soon as I went, I was like, this is. It's not a hit. It's not a hit. I was like, I've ruined my son's career. He's done.

Like, I was panicking when you played that song. Isn't that funny? That's really funny. Because it is a silly song. And he remembers me, which I didn't bring it up anything about me. And he was like, oh, I remember you playing it for the first time and going. And it goes like, yeah. How about that?

So anyway, download that Bobbycast. So I'm going to watch the Eagles tonight. And Vince Giles playing with him. So it's my last night in town for a while. That's a weekend in town. So I got tickets to go watch the Eagles. But I don't have me to go with. So I sent Eddie a text last night.

I said, hey, man, got two tickets to go to the Eagles. He goes, oh, for me? I was like, no, you have to go with me. He thought I was giving him. I said with you? Yeah, he thought I was giving him tickets for him and his wife. I was like, no. Oh, yeah.

The way you said it is you have two tickets to the Eagles. I was like, okay. He's like, that's kind of you. Yeah, we'd love. to go. No. I'd like for someone to go with me. But yeah, so then he begrudgingly agreed. No, no, no. I was like, dude, this will be really fun. Oh, so y'all going on a date. We're going. Yeah, we're going. But he couldn't really get out of it because he was going to take them and go with his wife. Yeah. So I knew he had a night

open. See, that's what you were thinking. That's not true at all. I've already been looking up the set list. What are they going to play? A lot of songs. Yeah, all it hits. Like 30 songs. Yeah, yeah. Welcome to So I'm going to go watch the Eagles tonight. That's awesome. Is that interest you at all? Yeah, I mean, the more you play their music, the more I would know.

Oh, you know all of it. Yeah. But, I mean, I'm not at home, like, jamming out to Eagles by myself, but a concert, yeah, I could see that being a lot of fun. But what do you jam out to now? You kid's music? Yeah. Tiki taught me how to do it. Really?

What's that? Never heard that one. Oh, my gosh. So there's some girl, Sophia Grace, you know, she was on Ellen. so all of like her songs like um like a i come back like a boomerang ooh uh uh uh uh and they do all these dance videos on youtube and that's what we listen to and then it's other kids that pop up on youtube next to those kind of artists so whatever i don't know so you don't listen to this oh yeah a little different do you know this one yeah

it's gonna be weird without glen fry huh but it's gonna be cool with you With Vince, yes, but with Vince Gil, it does. Because he just died, Amy. Yes, let's just take a minute. Lion eyes. Yes. This song takes me back to being a kid. You were still, it was on the oldest channel.

It was back in the 70s, then? Yeah, you were born in the day. So? It doesn't mean my dad couldn't play in the car. That's true. Cassette tape. Yeah. You would know so much, Amy.

You didn't know, laugh in the fast lane. What I do? Oh, you don't know this one? Hold on, let me feel it. Life in the fast lane. Oh, yes. If you want to move your mind, life in the fast lane.

You don't need the eagles? Yeah, nothing. We got the idiots. Come on. Yeah. How about this one? This is going to be a heartache tonight. Heart break, right?

No, heartache? No. No. Harding? Yeah. I'm going to brush up on that. Do you know this? Yes.

I know. man, we can just play 10 seconds of eagle songs I don't. You like that one? I do. Parents listen to this more than I thought, because I know I haven't. Yeah, Eagles were huge. Yeah, one of the biggest American bands of all time.

Humongous? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, anyway. And then Hotel California? I played that early. Did you? Yeah, you just forgot about it. I didn't hear that one. But.

He played it. I did. In Desperato. Oh, come on. That's their, I think, their encore. Oh, because part of the set list you've been researching? Who covered it, Clint Black?

Mm-hmm. Okay. That's right, Amy. Drill team did a kick routine into it in high school. You did the slowest kick routine ever? Kid. Desperado.

Hold the kick, girls. And kick. Kick. Step by. I don't you go to your senses. Now I've got Ficked For so long

Now Squat Oh you're a hard one You sure is this song Yes 100% Easy one to remember It's like forced kicks

And you're done Yeah anyway That's where Eddie and I are going tonight To watch the Eagles I'm gonna try something new With just us Amy Because what happens is Amy and I

We work out of my office Before the show starts When we sit in my office And we talk a little bit but mostly it's we go right to work. Yeah, we really talk. Good, commercials. It's just basically an hour, hour and a half of just cutting liners and commercials and promos.

And so we walk in. But we have to read each other every morning. Like, what kind of mood are they in? I have to read you, you have to read me. We always play this game. So what I'm going to do today is I'm going to put a small whiteboard in my office. And we walk in, we just write what number we feel like, one through 10. We have to talk about it because we don't ever go, hey, how do you feel?

And it gets into a whole thing and maybe you start crying or I get angry. I mean, you know. I leave. So all we're going, yeah. Oh, I leave. Sometimes. Because if you ever listen. Then I know that she's not having a real bad day and we, I'm the same way.

Well, because it's also first thing in the morning. So you haven't had a, you're not time to really adjust to your day and see how you're feeling. So I'm going to put a whiteboard in. All you have to do when you come in is write your number down, one through 10. And if it's like a seven, that's like, who, if I write down a three, you should know, oh, Bobby's grumpy. or maybe had a bad night. But I mean, honestly, though, we can sort of tell. But it's okay, but we know we can write it down.

But I can feel sometimes when you walk in, I already know the energy is like, okay. Well, I can fill you too. I know. That's what I'm saying. I know you can kill me. See what I'm saying? Instead of all this, we just go, oh, six. Got it.

He's a three again. Yeah. So if I mess up and he's like, why did you? Oh, yeah. Go ahead. Yesterday you sort of got under my skin, but I think I was in a bad mood. No, I was in a bad mood yesterday. I think we, as a bad mix, it was like tornado meets tsunami.

at the same time. Like, it literally was a mistake that took a few seconds, but he was like, why did you do that? What are you doing? How did that happen? So he did something and threw to me, but he didn't really enunciate what he was saying, so I didn't know he was throwing to me. Oh, no, we were doing Austin weather. We always do Austin weather first.

Yeah, but he goes, you never do the weather. First, I didn't know. We were both being cranky. Yeah, whatever. And that's what moved me to get the whiteboard. And then we went back and redid it, and he never did the weather. Yeah. Because I was like, I'm over weather.

Done. That's how I knew. I was like, okay. Done with the weather. So there's no need for all this. You see what I'm saying? So we walk in and we write the number down. How you feel 1 through 10?

And then we just know automatically. Sometimes I just don't know. I'm going to have to put a question mark. Sometimes I'm just going to have to be like, you know what? Good luck. That's funny. Okay. But I think it's a nice exercise.

We'll see how it works. Okay. Because some mornings you don't know about me. I had a rough morning yesterday morning. And you had a rough morning. and so all of a sudden, here we are. Rocking a hard place. If we're both rough, it's just rough.

Yeah, it's rough. I tell you, though, that boxing thing made me laugh so hard, it got me through the morning. I mean, I laughed. I had tears in my glasses. I was laughing so hard. What are we going to do with that? I don't know.

I got people offering money for the purse. I just don't know if I want to take money from clients. Fun. Yes. Thank you for calling. What's going on? Oh, I just wanted to let you know. I just started listening to your show a couple days ago,

and I never laughed. hard and thoroughly enjoy it. Oh, thanks. Anything particular tickle your fancy? The boxing thing and listen to you. I'll talk about the Eagles. Oh, yes. I heard a little dance step in high school.

Oh, you mean, yes, step. Ammy said, yeah, when I was on dance team, we did a dance to desperado by the Eagles. Kick routine. And I'm like, what kind of kick routine? This is the slowest. It's one BPM. Boom.

Yeah, that's beats per minute. Thank you, Fawn. That's really nice of you. Bobby Fones, the Bobby Bones Show. April in Tennessee, what's happening? Hey, Bobby. I was at a Chick-Billet drive-thru with my 8-year-old last night after baseball, and he said, hey, Mom, would it be funny?

Let's blast Chick-Balay on a Sunday when we go through the drive-thru. So wanting to make my little 8-year-old happy, I turned it up, and we drove through, and the girl who was helping us, She said, oh, my God, is that a raging idiot? And Bobby Bones, I love Bobby Bones. And we sent probably five to seven minutes talking about, she said, did you hear yesterday when lunchbox was clapping? And we were holding up the line and people were starting to haunt.

So we had to stop. But then I hear her, as I pull away, she's telling the worker next to her, she likes Bobby Bones. You know what? That's such a good call. I think we give April a B-Team plaque. So April, we made 15 plaques And so the show won for ACM Show of the Year

And so I wanted to make the listener something And then randomly give them to people Who I thought represented the rest of the B team So I want to give you a plaque That says Winner of the ACM member B team We accept that in honor of the B team I would be happy

Every April Yeah Stay on the phone We're going to get your information And I want to give you one of these plaques, okay? Thank you I was playing that song Chick-fil-A on some

Sunday at my comedy show last week, I started playing it. I won't shake it late, but it's Sunday. And the crowd starts singing back so loud that I can't play when a crowd sings a song back. I'm not used to that. Oh. And so I start playing it on my guitar, and I'm just playing it solo, just me. You know, I got a creative and I can. And the crowd's going, and they start coming in.

And I had to stop because I couldn't keep going when they were singing with me. I'm so not used to people singing with me and just playing songs that are kind of funny. Yeah. Just getting too big. Yeah. Hey Get a That was the thing

though I couldn't play I had to go I guess I can't You can't sing along because I'm not a good enough musician

Yeah stop Stop Stop singing So I can Focus on this song And then I played I want chick Play

But it's Sunday I won't Chick-filet It's Sunday The one day That's Big hit for us Back in the day

Last year Yeah Way back Yeah The Bobby Gold's show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. This cannot be true.

They went around and surveyed and found America's favorite jelly bean flavor in all the country. It can't be black. That's licorice, and that's disgusting. That's gross. Last year, it was that. Black, I think a Twizzlers

is licorish, though. I guess that's not really liquor. There's black and red. But that liquorish flavor that's like licorice, licorice? Blch. Yeah. What color? Popcorn. I don't mind that. Popcorn jelly bean, oh, that's the worst one. If you're ever playing that game, my daughter likes to play this one.

Close your eyes, put in your mouth, guess the flavor? Yeah. Popcorn, I'm always so disappointed if I get the popcorn one. And apparently, that's the most popular jelly bean flavor in the country. Can you give you a bit of advice? Yeah. Don't be so disappointed by jelly beans in general. Don't let it disappoint you.

Find the things you're really disappointed in. Yeah, because they're all pretty bad. I just mean in that moment of playing the game, not in like all of my entire life. All right, what else? So, did you know B acupuncture is a thing? I've had bee acupuncture, but mostly yellow-acadaculture, where I've stumbled into it. And you go, I don't know. And that was acupuncture about yelling.

Real bees. Just know that if you decide to get it done, you should probably find out if you're allergic to bees. It's probably a good thing. Because a woman died after receiving the treatment. What do they do? Put you in a room and be-sting you? The procedure involves injecting bee-sting venom into the body rather than the traditional

acupuncture needles. And she suffered in her allergic. reaction to the bee venom and it left her in a coma and that's totally awful. Wow. A coma. I was going to say my buddy Scotty has bees in the backyard. He's a beekeeper. Yeah, he just go over there and he acupuncture you up, buddy.

Scotty do it for free. Yeah. He was like, hey, come on over. I'm outside Mountain Pine. Just to have, I won't be home until three. Just go acupuncture yourself up in the backyard. I think that's so cute. He's a beekeeper.

He may have got rid of his bees by now. Oh, but Granger Smith's a beekeeper too. What else? Okay, we got how many adult men in this room? Two, three. Four. Mike D, Lunchbox, Eddie, and myself. Four adult men.

Okay. Four adult men. Be honest. How many of you still sleep with a stuffed animal? No, I don't. No. No. None of us.

When I read stuff like this, I go, this is so full of crap. It's not true. But doesn't Brett Eldridge sleeps with a binky. Brett Elders says that. So girls go, that's cute. Exactly. You know what? I sleep with a different arrangement of infants every night that I take from the local.

What? Infants and puppies. How cute is that? Yeah, it's just a little something I've been doing really weird. A bunch of orphans that you can get and sleep with them. Yeah. Okay, so no, this study's wrong. I mean, you polled us.

It's zero. I know it's zero. And I really, honestly, I don't know any adult men besides Brett. What do they say? It says that 51% of adult men still own a stuffed animal from childhood and they cuddle with it at night. That's lies. It's terrible. It's not terrible.

Okay, does anybody still have a stuffed animal from their childhood or a blanket? You don't have to sleep with it or cuddle with it. Lunchbox says I know it. You didn't say that, though. You didn't. Now I'm changing because I want to know if you all even have anything. Babe, how long you had one? I don't know who Babe is, but I've had mine since I was a little kid.

And what is it? It's called Cookie Monster. It's an animal? Yeah, I guess it looks more like a gingerbread man, but it was a stuffed animal that sits up on the closet shelf. My mom, it was missing an arm, and she sewed the arm back on and sent it to me from my birthday last year or the year before. That is so cute. That is kind of cute. That's 25% though of us four.

We still don't. Do you have anything in my idea? No. Okay. I don't either. What else? Well, when you're dating someone is dieting a deal breaker because... Dieting or being in shape.

Well, maybe the type of diet you have. Like, if you're a meat eater, will you date a vegan or vegetarian? Yeah, and I have. And I went even with vegetarian for a while just to... That's right. You did. For months, months and months. And I just wanted to prove how hard it wasn't.

Or see how hard it was. And it really wasn't that hard. I enjoyed it. I know. I just enjoy meat. I wish my husband would do that. I did it for six months, I think. Yeah.

Or maybe four in the story just gets bigger every time I tell it. It could be something like that. It was probably four. I remember when you did it. It was months, but I think it was like three years that I went completely vegan. I do remember something like that. Did you talk to my husband about that? I would love it if he'd be more plant-based.

It wasn't even about that. I just wanted to empathize with her. I wanted to go. I want to see the struggles that every meal when you go out to eat were like. I wanted to see that. It's getting easier and easier for people that want to be vegetarian or vegan. But, I mean, yeah, you could just tell him it wasn't really that hard. Because I think he thinks like, oh, well, what will I eat?

It's so hard. I love meat, man. Like, fill my mouth with meat, man. I love it so much. All right. Well. Next story. I don't know.

I'm done. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. The Bobby Bones show. Bones. Get your bones on. The Bobby Bones show.

Had an interesting show today. We had High Valiant. They have a new EP-ish type record. call, like, the farm sessions down on the farm? Farmhouse sessions. That's out, and they played, it was really great. Watch that over at Bobbybones.com. Also, we got to hear Ryan Hurd's new song called Diamonds or Twine.

It doesn't matter if it's diamonds or twine. I'll be wrapped around your anger. Wrote that from Marin Morris. Release that today. Yeah, about that. Got to hear a new one from Casey Musgraves called High Horse. Anything else? What are you doing this weekend?

I don't know. I was just checking the weather and it doesn't seem that awesome. But we are going ice skating. And that's indoors. Weather doesn't need to play a role in that. But I do like to get outside with the kids. But the kids are pumped about it. They've never been.

Yeah. And they're from Haiti where they don't have ice. No. That's crazy. No. And they're in for a rude awakening. Like I think they're going to be really cold. But I'm trying to bundle them up.

But they don't like wearing jackets. I wonder why. Because they're from Haiti. And then I used to wear that many clothes. I know. It's a problem. What are you doing? Going to watch some music tonight.

And then this is my last weekend, not on the road, probably for the rest of the year. So you can come ice skating? I could. Here's the thing. Here's something I really enjoy is my ACLs, my MCLs. Oh, you think you're going to tear those? His adult muscles. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

My grown-up muscles? Like my knees? I'm good. I don't gain. Nobody's wanting you to do it like a double axle. It doesn't matter. Don't need to do a double axle to tear a kneecap. You know what I mean?

Yeah. But I appreciate that. And I hope you guys have fun. I may come by the house stuff if you guys are around. Yeah, we'll be around. Yeah. Okay, cool. Thank you.

See you on Monday. Yeah, that's when we normally come back. Monday through Friday. I don't even know anymore. Bobby Bone Show, five to ten. But not all markets. Yeah. Some markets cut us off early.

Yeah. I don't know. See you Monday. So you're probably not hearing this if you're one of those. Yeah. All right. All right. Lobby bones.

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