The Bobby Bones Show - Friday Morning Conversation With Jo Dee Messina + Bobby's Mailbag: Amy Called Out By Her Neighbor + Lunchbox Spills The Tea On Eddie

Episode Date: December 27, 2019

Jo Dee Messina stops by the studio for the 'Friday Morning Conversation'. Bobby opens up the mailbag and reads an email from one of Amy's neighbors about her being rude. Plus, Lunchbox spills the tea and calls out Eddie for stealing from the glass room. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Bobby born Hey, welcome to Friday show Morning Studio Morning All right, big show Jody Messina comes in later I read this

The most attractive male body part is Amy Male body part The most attractive male body part is It's easy Amy Biceps

A strong upper body is the most attractive Big shoulders I was thinking shoulders chest, biceps, yeah. Okay. What about brain? Why can't people like me just get looked for for our brain? You ask for the most attractive body part. Yeah. I guess people automatically go physical.

And they can't see your brain to be fair about it. Your brain is covered by your head. It's never nerdy guys like me to get to love. Yeah, yeah. I read that this morning. One tip to instantly increase your attractiveness for guys and girls, by the way. Notting your head. Because it makes you seem more likable and approachable. So if you're just nodding your head.

Oh. Yeah. A couple of those. Okay. Interesting. Bobby bones. Jenny in Chicago, what's happening? Hey guys.

How are you? I just wanted to call. Good, thanks. Just calling me to say that I'm a new country listener and love that you guys are now in Chicago. Oh, thanks. So how long have you been listening to country music as of today? Oh, maybe like yesterday. Like a couple months.

Okay, we'll take that. Yeah. So why would you switch over and listen to country music now? You know, I had a few friends that suggested, and they started playing music when we were at their house. And I'm like, this is country. Like, it's not old school country that I know. So I started, you know, switching over in the morning on my commute to work. And love that you guys are, like, kid-friendly.

Songs are kid-friendly. And just really, you guys are entertaining. And you make my commute every morning just a lot easier. So thank you guys. Well, thanks a lot. Are there any artists being so new? You're a couple of months in. Who are your favorite artists right now?

I'm okay, so I don't really know their names yet. Okay, sing it, we'll know it. I like this game. Go ahead. Oh, no, no. How about I am a little beautiful and crazy? Luke Combs, beautiful, crazy. That one?

Yeah, I'm all about that. Yeah, he's a good dude, too. Go ahead. Yeah, maybe like sunrise, sunset. Sunrise, sunset, sunburn, repeat. That is Luke Brian. I like that dude, too. Go ahead.

I got a brush up on my name. Yeah, so I'm getting there. Those are your two, though. Those are my two favorites. That's good. Both guys, you'd probably be like, oh, they're actually cool humans too. Well, listen, let me welcome you to the show. Everybody said hi.

Hi. And welcome you to the country music family. And yeah, thanks for listening. Thanks for calling. Thank you so much. Keep doing what you're doing. All right. Thank you.

Bye-bye. That's a good call. How about that? Let's go over to Allie and Maine. Hey, Allie, what's happening? Hi, Bobby. You good? How are you? I'm good. How are you?

Yeah, I'm real good. What can I do for you? Well, there's a few things. First, I'm a first-time caller. I've been listening to guys for over a year now and listen to you every single day. I love you and I love how weird you are and you embrace it and you just don't care about what anyone thinks of you. And I just really admire that. And I love Lunchbox and when he tries to get sweets and then I love Amy and how she's so funny. And I really enjoy Pippin' Joy. And I just love everything. Well, how about this? We should put her in a commercial or something. We should have some money to buy a commercial.

I'd put her in it. Yeah. Well, that's very nice of you. And you live in Maine, huh? Yeah, and that's what I wanted to talk to you about. So a few weeks ago, a girl from Maine called, and all she said was, like, there's just a bunch of cows in Maine. Yeah, which I thought was odd. I was like, cows.

Of all the animals, she was like, all we got is cows. Yeah, I was like, no, no, no, no, no. Of course, we have cows, and we have cornfields and potato fields, but we also have, like, a whole coast of beautiful ocean. and mountains, and Portland, Maine is, like, one of the best cities to live in and travel to, so I think you should really come and do a comedy show here. Yeah, I'm into the idea going to Maine. I don't know when, but I'm into. I've never been to Maine.

There's only three states I haven't been to Maine. And that's one of them. So, can I stay at your house? Sure. Would that be weird, really, if I was like, hey, I called you off the year. Oh, my gosh. What is the thing you started doing is traveling from state to state and staying with listeners. Oh, wow.

After the show, though, I called her. I was like, hey, Allie, it's Bobby. Listen, I know this is weird. You called the show. I saved your number. Is there any way I can stay with you for like a week if I come up there? A week. No, I live on the water so you can enjoy the view.

And I just didn't leave. I was that guy. Ali, thank you for calling. We really appreciate you. I really appreciate you guys. And I listen to you every single day. Even if I miss it, I listen to the podcast, and I listen to your body cast. And it just, it really is really uplifting.

Thank you very much. Well, have a wonderful day. That's a good call. Hey, thanks for that. We get a lot of notes up here on the show, so I have a mailbag. Bobby's Mailbag. So this one's not for me. Amy, it's to you, and it's not super nice.

But we try to be as honest as possible. I just thought you'd like to respond to this. Hi, Amy. I listen every morning on the way to work, and I love the show. I figured out a while back, Amy, that you live on my street. Believe me, I want to tell you that when we wave hello as you're walking by our house with your husband, your kids, or your friends, we're being neighborhood friendly like we have been for 10 or 15 years

we lived here so when you turn away ignore and don't return the greeting it's just rude we all have kids and would love for your adorable kids to join in with the neighborhood kids any time no one cares about your celebrity we're all from here we have plenty of celebrity friends

we're a fun group of moms like to drink wine on the porch and have a good time even if you're not interested or give zero cares as Bobby says returning a wave is hello or just polite. Oouch. Sincerely, the group of moms near you. I thought that was harsh, but that's not you.

I don't know what the misunderstanding is there. That is not Amy, but I'm curious as to why you hate her. I mean, I think the misunderstanding. I've never felt more misunderstood because I don't even, I don't know what moms, she could be referring to on my street. Like, I know there's a single dad on my street with kids that we hang out with sometimes, but I don't, like, if somebody waves, I wave back. Sometimes I wait first.

Like when up with my husband, my kids or my friends, I may be engaged with them. So I may not see everything. Only I can think is happening is if we've turned around, maybe we've decided to go a different direction or go to the grocery store or go eat some. Like my neighborhood is full. Do you know who that is? No. No. I don't know who that is.

I don't know a bunch of moms on my street. I don't know. Also, it's like when I heard that, it's like a email that kind of goes, like, like, you suck, you suck, you suck. Our kids should hang out. You suck. Oh, true. I did hear that too. Like, that doesn't make me, why would that just, I feel very, very

misunderstood and I would not do that to somebody. And I... I will say that that is not, that whole email is not what I know you as. You're literally the nicest person I know. And like, I never assume someone would know that I am. It's not because I'm a celebrity. I'm like, okay, I'm not

going to wave, because I don't even think I'm a celebrity. So I'm going to extend... I don't think you are either if you care. I'm extended great. to that email and assume that she thinks I saw her wave or thinks I turned around and it's just a lie she's told herself in her head. We do that. I'm guilty of that too. There you go. And that was Bobby's

mailbag. It ain't always pretty folks. I mean, should I reply? Bobby bones. This woman in Arizona was just walking down the road and I guess the wind blows and blows a beehive out of a tree and it lands on her head and then 30 bees stung her. Oh, gosh, that's terrible. She was doing anything.

She was walking. I get on my car and walk under it. It falls on my head. It fell on your head. Yeah, it fell directly on my head. I heard it, like, explode on my head. I just want to say that I'm happy that I'm not allergic, and I'm happy that this didn't happen to somebody that was,

so I'm okay with it happening to me. Can you imagine if you were allergic? Like, you could die. But she said that she ran in the house and took a bunch of Benadryl and jumped in the shower. Then you're at the hospital. She's all good. She's recovering. But she's just walking down the street and a beehive lands on her head.

That's like from Dumb and Dumber or something. Yeah. Or that happens. Last night I was at the house. And I'm home. I'd have anything to do last night, which is rare. So I worked until about 2 or 3 o'clock. Watch some of the office.

I guess that was about it. I texted you last night now? Yeah. But just some stuff for me to do, I guess. I guess I'm still working. I was still working. What was that about? My podcast.

Oh, got it. Got it, got it, got it. Yeah. Yeah, so. I know. You were like, hey, actually, no, this is how Bobby hit me up. It said greetings. And I was like.

That's how I open most of my text now. I start with the greetings. Interesting. And I was like, hey. Why, you don't like that? Is this formal? It's very formal. He kind of gave me direction on something with my podcast and I replied back, okay.

And then that was it. I was like, good doc. I mean, in my head. I was like, guess he's busy. But now I know he wasn't. I don't think that's true. I think I was busy in my own little way. Let's go to South Carolina.

Hello, who's this? Anna. It's Dana. Hey, Dana. I guess the D's cut off. Hey, Dana. How's it going? Hey, Dana.

Hey, Bobby. Hey, guys. Hey. What's going on? I'm a first time caller. I'm excited to be on. I've been wanting to call y'all. Cool.

What do you want to say? Okay. So I've been listening to y'all for years. My fiance and I listen to y'all every day. And I am a therapist at an Alzheimer's Day Center here that's new. here and I feel the morning corny and they're telling me something good every day for my patients and they love it. That's nice.

It's pimping joy to my patients every day. And look at you at that job too. Pretty selfless person, huh? That's the answer I would expect from you, Dana. That's the answer I would expect. I appreciate you because it brings joy to them every morning. Well, thank you for the call. and thank you for sharing.

And you don't even have to credit us. Just take it and act like you found it. We don't care where you say you got it from. But we love that. Thank you. And thanks for calling. Thanks for listening. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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When one of them accidentally butt dialed 911. So, wait, they were breaking into a place? Breaking into Best Buy. And then they called 911. What are the odds? They pushed the emergency 911? Yeah, I guess in their pocket. And so the 911 guy's like, what's your emergency?

What's your emergency? And when no one answers, they have to send a police car. So they pinged the cell phone to the Best Buy. That would be my luck. If I finally got into robbing. That would be what I would accidentally do. Yeah, that's unfortunate for them. But fortunate for justice, I will say.

Yeah. I'm lunchbox, that's your bonehead story of the day. I'm assuming cops showed up and arrested them. Cops showed up, they ran, but the K-9 unit... Oh, the dogs got it. Oh, yeah. Got the dogs out. Roof, roo-roo.

A dog takedown always makes me flinch. Because they jump, grab them by the arm and just yank them down. I mean, they do fly through the air. It's pretty cool to watch. When you watch Live PD or cops. Woo! It's time for the good news. With Bobby.

Tell, Miss Tom. Robert King, second traffic on his way home in Chicago. He saw an accident and he pulled over to see if anyone needed help. He was like, well, let me see. Someone did. There's a doctor. He was an organ transplant surgeon. He was trying to take donated organs to a waiting patient.

This is the guy that was in the wreck. And then the guy was like, oh, wow. Give me that. And so he takes him and takes the doctor and runs him to the hospital. Oh, wow. He just happened to pull over and see this. See the wreck. and the guys like, I do need help because I got to get out of here and get these organs.

Wow. And he did. So a man pulls over to check on wreck, ends up delivering donated organs. Crazy. That's a good one right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's a Bobby Bones show. This woman came out of a coma after nearly 30 years.

Oh, wow. Can you imagine being out for that long? And then waking up and the whole world's changed. Everything. And you still have family and people around you? I don't know. I would think if you're still alive, you do, because somebody's got to make that decision to keep the bills being paid.

The woman went to a coma after a car which she was riding in, collided with a bus in 1991 when she was 32 years old. According to the report, she had just picked up her four-year-old son from school when the accident occurred. She was in the backseat with the boy. Her brother-in-law was driving. The boy, who's now in his 30s, said when she saw the crash coming, she hugged me to protect me.

He walked away from the crash unharmed. He's still alive. So I guess he's the one. Yeah. Yeah. The mother would not see her son for exactly 27 years, so nearly 30 years. I never gave on her because I always had the feeling that one day she would wake up. She continues to undergo medical treatment.

Almost 30 years in a coma. Aside from it being an awesome story, how nutty would it be to wake up? Because you wouldn't know. When you're out, you just don't know. You just close your eyes and wake up. Like, if you were just to close your eyes right now, I wake up for 30 years, hover cars. I'd have a robot girlfriend that I'd probably madly in love with. And you'd be like, I knew it.

Yeah. I would wake up to that, wouldn't I? Well, you don't have to, like, highlight that one, especially of all the jokes. But, yeah, anyway, crazy story, huh? That is crazy. Joshua in New York, what's up, bud? Hey, how are you guys doing? Pretty good.

What's going on with you? Hey, so I called you guys a long time ago back in August, right far left for basic training for the Army. And y'all told me to call you back once I got out, and now I'm finally out of my basic training, AIT. and now I'm stationed out here in Colorado and I thought I would call you all call you guys up Look at this, come on Look at this guy

I remember Joshua But back then his voice wasn't so deep Sounds like maybe Growing up Yeah It sounds like he's got a little hair on his chest Now huh? Oh yeah

I've definitely changed the lives I've joined this for sure So what did you do physically Did you lose a much weight Did you get in shape? So actually I gained Since I left I gained about 20 pounds

Of like straight muscle Like basic training Just changed like shaped me up like insanely amount. Did you like it or did you not like it? Like what do you say about it? So it was actually a lot of fun. I enjoyed like I enjoyed shooting the Amphores.

I enjoyed doing like throwing grenades, doing the FTXs, sleeping outside, doing outside training. I mean, the more, the part I didn't really really like about it was the annoyance of it. Just like to like some, just the dumb stuff they would have you do sometimes. But I kind of figured like they're shaping you into a soldier. So you got to, you know, work. Through it. And that's what you sound like, my friend.

There he is. There he is, Joshua. Hey, listen, man, we appreciate that call. Good luck, bud. Man, good to hear from you again. A new study says that listening to sad music when you're sad can actually make you feel happier, at least happier than upbeat music does. The researchers think it's because uplifting music is just irritating when you're feeling sad.

It's like being in a bad mood and somebody's in a good mood. You're just like, ugh. Love it. Okay. That makes sense. What's your favorite sad song? I mean, I would have to go with Colplay's fix you. That one gives me the feels every single time.

And the story behind why Chris Martin wrote it for Gwyneth after she lost. I'm sure it was her dad died and he just wanted to fix her. It's such a good song. It is sad, though. I know. I have like a little goosebumps. I know. It's a good one.

If you need to feel, that one will do it. My favorite three songs, period, are slow songs. Slow and sad? Yeah, I guess. Like, my favorite song ever is... Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. It's sad. It's a love song, but it's a sad love song.

It's not a warm when she's away. Like, he loves her so much that when she's gone, it ain't good. Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. And she's always gone. It's gone too long anytime she goes away. It's Bill Withers. Another one of my top favorites. Willie Nelson.

This is one of the greatest songs that is so sad too. When we kissed goodbye and far, I knew we'd never. I mean, this is basically because I fly a lot in my airplane playlist, because this is the music I love. Hurt. R.M, everybody hurts. Jam. He put that bottle. Oh, my gosh.

Whiskey, lullaby. No, these are all, like, the songs I listen to the most. It hurts. Pull the trigger. Yeah. We're going. Slow dancing in the burning room, John May. I mean.

You can see it. We're going to climb. Stop this train. Stop this train. I want to get off and go home Abby's lyrics written in my bedroom I can't take the song Those are like my favorite songs

Not even my favorite sad song She's my favorite songs If tomorrow never comes It's all just a thing, man I know I think I'm sad Won't someone stop this change No

But you do You do gravitate towards Like I think it's part of you Just needing to feel Sometimes you don't take the time to feel And whether you're feeling happy Or sad it's just good to feel And I think sometimes

this is what makes you feel and oddly makes you feel happy. What are you laughing at Eddie? Well, I mean, it's just got The list went sad to sadder. Yeah, I love it. Those are my favorite songs. Are tears in heaven on that list?

Oh, gosh. I mean, come on. No, man. Bobby puts that on for a good time. All right. Party party, everybody. Fill the tea. Spilling the tea will be

a lunchbox. Oh, good. He's always spilling tea. Like, he's the same. He, like, looks for tea to spill. Good. Sorry, the tea comes to me and I'm like, I got to spill it. So, Chick-fil-A, we all love Chick-fil-A here, right?

And Chick-fil-A was nice enough, I guess they're fans of the show, but they sent us a little card and they said, here's a free Chick-fil-A sandwich for everybody on the show. So there was nine Chik-Fle-Sammer. Wow. Nine cards for a Chick-Fillet sandwich for each person. And then there's one person named Eddie that decided he should take all nine cards for himself. You stole all the cards?

Nine cards? Nine. Nine of them. Didn't ask, hey, is it okay if I take your card? No, he just said, you know what? There's nine of them? I'll take those. Thank you. You took all nine cards? Can I explain?

Did you take all nine? It's a yes or no question. Oh, wow. Did you yes or no? I took all nine. All nine guys, they'd been sitting there forever. No. I didn't know about them.

There's so much stuff in that glass room that you guys don't even know. Wow. Then why don't you say, hey, show? Oh. Chick-fil-I sent nine cards. I know you all love Chick-fil-A. Would you like a sandwich or would you mind if I take these home to my 17 kids? Because I saw them.

That's exactly what I was thinking. I saw them and I go, ooh, free sandwich cards. I do have a lot of kids. I mean, that would be good dinner. So I took them and we had dinner. Guys, I've had Chick-fil-A for weeks. It's been amazing. Why are you bragging?

You stole our cards. Okay. So here's the deal. Yeah, go ahead. Eddie, you owe us all the sandwich. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, he did that. Okay, this is what I would prefer.

Dang it. I'll donate my card to you Thank you So that's eight cards that I stole Hold on, let me just say this to everyone here There's a lot of stuff that comes to the studio It doesn't get to me It rarely gets to Amy

If you're gonna take something Just run it by it I just saw them there Because I walk by it every day I'm like those cards are still there No one approached me Just check that's all Just general for everybody just check

I'm not mad You know what, keep my sandwich too Really? This time So I only stole seven You know what? I tell you what, they're all yours this time If anyone's upset I will buy you a check

Chick-fil-A sandwich in place of Eddie's that he took. Thank you. I'll take a chick-fil-a. There's only one person upset. Bones. Okay. Lunchbox, I will give you $1.99. There are more than $1.99. You ever been Chick-fil-A? Okay, 3.49. Many times. Dang, I knew it was going to be about me.

Yeah, when you steal things, you get busted. That's how it works. Has anybody taken anything else from the studio? I did leave the milkshakes, though. There's still milkshake cards in there. You don't get a prize for doing what normal people are supposed to do. Okay. Do you want me to reward you for not stealing? No. Okay.

Sorry. I mean, why wouldn't you take the milk shakes while you're at it? No, he was trying to make it not obvious. He was trying to leave something there like, oh, see, there's stuff still there. He has extra kids. Eddie's fostered two extra children. Correct. And you know what?

A little bit of my heart is leaning your direction in general. For sure. So you're not mad at me? No, you're okay. That was, let's spill the tea. No, you're good, you're good. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Tony was driving to work in his pickup truck and he looks to the right and he's like, oh my gosh, there's a house on fire. He calls 911, but he's like, I don't know when they're going to be here. So he runs into the house because there's an 83-year-old man stuck inside. He runs to the second floor, gets him out on the roof, and they can't get down so other neighbors bring a ladder and put it up there so they can bring the 83-year-old man down. All while the house is on fire, all before the fire truck gets there. Wow.

All while the house is on fire. Yeah. Multiple people on, yeah, that's awesome. Dang. I probably ate like down three blocks away. Holy crap. Yeah, that's what it's all about right there. That was tell me something good.

Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby bones. Let's go. Transmitting across America. All right, time to laugh, everybody. The morning corny. I just got over my addiction to, chocolate, marshmallows, and nuts.

Okay, yeah, how's that going? I'm not going to lie. It was a rocky road. Yeah, all right. I was a little worried. That was very good. That was the morning corny. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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Here she comes walking down the hallway right now. There she is. There she is. Welcome over here. There she is again. What up? It is good to see you. I'm just doing my gum out.

So this is, you know. Yeah, but what kind of gum you're chewing? Video tape. Everybody. I didn't even know. I have a seat here. There she is. Jody Macy. Are you good? I'm good.

Yeah? I'm good. You know, have a seat right here. I want to talk to you about something here. First of all, you have a similar to you and Amy have, that your son, his drum kit. And Amy's son, this is happening with Amy right now, too. Did you see the Gretch that's told Christmas? No, I haven't.

Yeah, I don't even know the story about her son and drums. So I saw on Instagram your son was playing drums. Yeah. And so he has a kit? He does have a kid. He got a new Gretsch kit for Christmas and it was green. And I did it to post. I'm like the Gretch that stole Christmas.

Oh, I get it. I get it now. I thought you asked if I'd seen the Gretch. Because Amy's thing is she doesn't want her son just beating the drums all day, just like to hit something. Oh, well, that's a good aggression get her out. You got a boy. Yes. So they need a way to release that like, ugh.

Yeah. And then you're about to hit the pre-adolescent. So they were. He will need, because he's about to go through all these changes, like body changes and whatever. Yes, yes, at 9 and 10 these days. And so he'll need something to get out his aggression. So that's when you just go, why don't you go to your room and practice? That's what I do with my son now.

Like, whenever he gets home from school. Are you okay with that now at this point? Well, I mean, I grew up. My brother was a drummer too. So I grew up, you know, we rattled the neighborhood. We were the ones that everybody was like, ugh. There's those Messina kids again making all this noise. Yeah.

Okay. Well, maybe I need to. I mean he's good for him. He's taking lessons and his teacher says he's a natural. There you go. But I mean, we don't know if she's just saying that. So you keep paying her. That's what I say, too.

And I was like, she wouldn't lie. She needs a little more of my coaching. I just didn't. I said that to it. I was the villain when I mentioned. I said, Amy, she could just be saying that. So he continues coming to class. And the listeners said I was a bad guy for saying that.

Oh. Oh, they did? Well, guys. No, you're being realistic. Well, what's he going to say? Well, you know, I think you better throw in the towel. Yeah. But that's great, though, that he plays.

What does he play to? Do you even recognize the songs? Oh, we just started. Like, this is very new. Yeah, it's been a big debate if she shouldn't even jump in. Yeah. That's great, though. That's great that he picked it up.

Now, my kids, you know, grew up around it. So he grew up on the road. My son grew up on the road and started playing drums. He got his first kit when he was three. You know the little kid's kit, one little teeny tiny. Now he's like, Mom, it's too small. I'm like, I'm saving it, dude. Like, when you're third.

You're going to go, my mom saved this kitten. It's awesome. You know, I've been to the opera and played the opera nights that you've been there, too. And so I was like, we know we should get up here is, you know, Jody Messina. And I'm glad you could come up. Well, I'm glad you asked. That's great. So you're from Framingham, Massachusetts.

Is that true? Well, the hospital I was born in, was in Framingham. You know, when they came around to write the bio, that's where I was born and raised in Holliston, Massachusetts, about 30 miles west of Boston. I know Framingham because I have a cardiol ship that I endorsed there. Really? Framingham Ford. Yeah.

And so when I saw that in your, because they were like, hey, and I know about you anyway, but I didn't. I was like, Framingham? Because we drive through Framingham all the time if we're driving from Boston to like Northampton. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I'll play a bunch of shows up in that area. Nice. So, yeah, well, never mind. You haven't been in the car dealership.

We lost that point. We're not the same. Oh, no. But I've been there. My sister lives in North Framingham. It's wild up there. We went to St. Patrick's Day and played a, in Boston and St. Patrick's Day. I went to play a show.

Yeah. You guys are nuts. Yeah. Oh, yeah. The whole town was drunk. Yeah, and the river was green. Yeah. Yeah, but it's interesting, yeah, you should be there during sports events.

I mean, you're either for the team or your life is in danger the whole time. You're there. So are you a Pat's fan? I'm a supporter of the New England Patriots and the Red Sox and the Celtics and the Bruins. I was born into that. And so you still are? Yeah, I got to, as much as I can be a part of that. Yeah, okay.

But I haven't seen TV in a long time. Do you have? Are you watching television? Are you watching Netflix with the boys or why? Netflix is a big thing in our house, but we don't watch a lot of television. We spend a lot of time reading or doing stuff around the house or it's, you know, people were telling me things in the news that were going on. I was like, really?

I was like, wow, I'm out of it. Is it a conscious decision to keep your sons, like off social media away from, you know, the bubble? Well, there's seven and nine. And so, yeah, I'm always with them. If my kid wants to look up something on YouTube, he's looking up, you know, Jang Bricks and he builds Legos. Or he's looking up, you know, how to play this drum part. Or he's, you know, it's very, and I'm there with them because, you know, it's not really safe.

Oh, yeah, no, you've got to watch that YouTube. It's like, hey, are you happy? Click this button. He's like, I'm happy, click, click, click, you know, and you're like, ah! You know, before you know it, he's like looking at crazy stuff. So no social media for your 10-year-old? Not, not yet. You know, I think at some point, I mean, it's a next.

But I just, not at 7 and 10. You know, I still want him to learn to play his drums right now. You know what? I was looking at, I have your whole library up. You know what my favorite song of yours is? Oh, gosh. I mean, I think most people would know, because you're going to play this in a minute. I love this one.

This is like when it comes on at the bar, all those girls wave our hands up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to roll through some of these. So tell me what you feel when you hear this one right now back. Energy. Yeah? That's a good word. Me too.

I feel energy, too. Just fun. Fun. energy. Which one was the biggest for, you had a bunch of number ones. Which one was the biggest for you where you're like, oh, that actually moved the needle more than anything else? I don't know that I was keeping track of that, which is sad. Which is sad.

I'm going to say that because I was too busy looking ahead of, you know, okay, well, heads Carolinas out. What's next? You know, and I really was, I was too busy looking ahead. Okay, well, let me play. That's my answer. Here's another one. Yeah, this is a fun one too. What do you think when you hear this one?

Um, I loved it. I remember the first time I heard it. I was like, oh, I love this song. Just, and again, it's energy. There's a lot of energy behind the song and strength. You know, I sing about the strength that I, I think at that point, I sang about the strength I wish I could have had. You know, I wish I was that gutsier.

I wish I was, you know, bye-bye, love. Meanwhile, you know, and dating some guy that treats you like garbage. They're like, the facade. has ruined you all. Jody Messina's here. How about this one? Do you still play all these? Oh, yeah.

Yeah, I have to. I have to. Oh, yeah, I have to. I have to. But here's the deal. The bulk of our audience is 18 to 35. Some of these songs, I was like, how do you know this song? Do you know what I mean?

It's like, how do you know it? And so it still resonates with that age. So a bye-bye was, you know, applicable when we were, I keep moving away from the mic, more Bobby's having to ride the switch. I'm sorry. I'm sorry about that. But, you know, when we were the age we were at, you know, like 25 and bye-bye came out. We're like, oh, yeah, you know, bye-bye, I'll catch you later.

Well, it still applies to the 25-year-old now. And so we are, you know, there was a video we had of a show we did in Texas, and someone looked at the video and they're like, that's all college kids. And I was like, I guess, yeah, I mean, because it still resonates. And then we still get the hardcore fans that have been with us the whole ride. So it's fun. This is my jam here. Okay.

Somebody's going to do to you what you've been doing. This is probably my favorite. Yeah. You too? Yeah, I mean, it's up there. Somebody's going to leave you with your fire burning no way to put it out. What's crazy is Head's Carolina and Lesson and Levin

Well that wasn't even number one That peaked at number two And that's the song that I really feel like I know you most from Lesson and Levin or Heads Carolina Lesson and Leaving for me Because I would listen to Kissin' 96 This would come on It just reminds me of a certain period of my life

Yeah But it was a number two song It actually didn't hit number one But to me that's why number one doesn't matter so much Yeah, it's a number But that's one we're all chasing but we had got to still get there play. She's like, speak for yourself, I wanted that

to be in number one. I know, because I remember talking to somebody who was in the number one spot at the time and they were like... Who was it? Do you remember? No, I'm not saying. You don't want to say? We can look it up. We better not tell the story then. Tell the story. We won't look it out. Tell the story. It's a safe space.

Yeah, it's the same space. It's us in the universe. No, but it was like, man, I should get out of the way. And they were like, we're like, we're like, you know? Amy, who speaks like want-want if we had a, like, want-want? Well, I think that's her way of not saying what they were really saying. No, I know, but I heard a tone here.

They actually said want-want. Oh, really? Oh, it's got to be a dude. The heartlessness behind it. Yeah, he's like, well-wah. You know, probably quit your crying. All right, let's have this guitar. She got a guitar with her.

Hey, guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this I-Hart Radio channel or podcast. anymore but you can go to bobby bones com to see it we hate that we had to take it down wasn't our decision but I just wanted to keep you up and we wanted to keep up as much as possible so go to bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now

and thank you for listening to the show and sorry about all the legal stuff she did she? She's good didn't she? That's so good. I don't know how you stay I don't know how you stay so good I sound just like the record I would say better more pure

We're just having you sing. And by the way, wonderful harmonies over there. Look at that. Look at that. It's slid right in there. See, it's California. That's a high note. That's a high note.

I know. I was respecting it. And she's singing it. Dude, I was respecting it. Yeah, I was respecting it. We're on the way here singing this morning. And she's like, okay, just one run through. I'm going to make you do this on air.

Yeah. Okay, so we're like laughing the whole way down. And I'm like, this is, you know, this is where you need the camera. It's on the car ride where she's like, la la la la la la. She's being all silly and I was like, Hets Carolina, Tales California, somewhere greener, somewhere warmer up in the mountains, down by the ocean where it don't matter, long is where it's going. You're chasing the sky, man.

It is like, I was watching you too. I'm freezing that. You get it. You're chasing the sky. That is up there. Because when she goes out, you got to go. I do. But she overshot that note and we just

busted out loud. Yeah, you're so good. Because you've got to be good to be that bad. I'm going to tell you something. You know, I always like being around you. You have a lot of energy. You made me smile. It's Jesus, Bobby.

You know. No, thank you. You know where your joy comes from. Well, listen, it is a pleasure to see you again. It's good to see you. Thanks for having us. Yes. Jody Messina, follow on Instagram at Jody Mascena.

You have your own name. That's a treat. It's hard. I don't have mine. What are you? Mr. Bobby Bones. So everyone's like, oh, he thinks he should be called. I know.

It's like, no, really. Somebody stole Bobby Bones. Juddy was seeing everybody. Good to see you. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona.

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That's AMU. APUS. Dot E-DU slash military. Women are hiring glam squads because they take their first picture after they have their baby and they want to look good holding the baby right after. Yeah. It's like hair and makeup swoops in in the delivery room.

Oh, which is wild, huh? Yeah, right there, like after it happens. Women around the world are getting doled up in hospitals right before and during birth. Now, I have been in a room where someone's given birth, but Eddie, you have? Yeah, I have. And I feel like there's too many people in there already

to have like a glam makeup artist putting on makeup. I don't know how that's going to work. Some people get pedicures and manicures during pregnancy. some get their hair blown out. Yeah, it's just blow drying it, making it look good. During labor. They get their hair blowdried as they're having the baby. I mean, it is a distraction.

It probably makes you feel pretty. Oh, I didn't think about that way. The distraction could be good. Mothers feel pressure to look good in their first social post three hours after birth. I mean, that's a little much. We shouldn't have that pressure, you know? Like, we need to remove that pressure from moms. Eddie, when your wife had her baby, how long until you guys took a picture with the baby?

Immediately. Yeah? Yeah, immediately. Once she was like ready to take a picture because she had a C-section, so she had to be under a little bit. So she's kind of drowsy. But after she came out of that, it's picture time. I said reading this thing about babies, would you sign a baby nup? The new trend sees expecting parents drawing up contracts to agree how they'll divide child care and chores.

Oh, wow. Lunchbox, how do you guys divide childcare between you and your wife? Ooh, that's a tough one. It's sort of like whoever's around, but if it's the middle of the, the night, it's the wife. If it's the baby's in a good mood, I can take care of the baby. If the baby's in a good mood. Yeah. I mean, I change

diapers and I mean, I can put him down for a nap and if he needs to be fed, I know how to feed him. So what's the percentage on the diapers? Between you and your wife? Oh, probably 65, 35. Her? Her. Just because

she's around more. But she's working full time too, right? Yeah, but I'm saying like at night and then in the morning when she gets him up for school or whatever, she has to change his diaper and then I pick him up from school, I'm only with him for about two, two and a half hours. So there's that many diaper changes in that time. He means daycare, vice. Oh, yeah, daycare, whatever. So will you ever see that your son has a diaper full and not change it and just wait until she gets home? No, I've never done that because it smells too bad. Like when they go in

the bathroom, it smells and I can't take the smell. So I'll put my face in my shirt and I'll go in there and I'll dive in. Some couples are taking inspiration from financial pre-nups to create baby nups. So legally, you have to do X amount. Divide chores fairly between the two parents, agree on custody arrangements if the couple split up. I mean, that just sounds like zero fun right there. Yay, we had a baby.

Preparation's not fun, just in general. There's no part of preparation that's fun. Yeah. I just hope that without a legal document, you could figure out a way to make sure diapers are getting changed equally. Well, you would hope that about even divorce. You'd hope without a legal document that everybody would just go, you know what, we had a good run.

Yeah. Pat on the back, let's get out of here. It's probably a little much, but it seems like a rich person thing, a baby nup. Tell me something good coming up. Positivity on the way. Coming up, a woman saved her husband's life, and then saved it again. Two weeks later, Amy has this story, and that's what's coming up. Also, hop on if you want to be part of the show.

Here's Jane, who, I guess, is a big Tell Me Something's a Good fan in St. Hey, Jane. Hi, Bobby. What's happening? Hi. I just wanted to call and say, good morning and hello. I am a fifth grade teacher in St. Louis. And on my way to work, I always listen to the Tell Me Something Good,

and that's how we start our day in our little morning meeting. And I just wanted to say your show is a huge part of my class, and we love you so much, and thank you. Well, thanks a lot. Well, we have it coming up in like the next 10 minutes, and say hi to everybody in St. Louis. It's time for the good news. With Amy.

And as a wife, I couldn't imagine having to like stay calm to save my husband's life twice. So this woman is at her house. Her husband was like plowing snow, sat down on the couch, had a heart attack. Then she had a call 911. She had to start performing CPR. She kept him alive until first responders showed up. Then, y'all, it happened again. Her husband had another heart attack shortly after.

She was able to stay calm, perform CPR until the first responders arrived. In both situations, her fast reaction and her ability to stay calm, you know, saved his life. And he's able to make a full recovery. Twice. Twice. There you go. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good.

It's a Bobby Bones show. Miles and Raleigh. What's happening? Bobby, good morning. How you doing? Good morning, man. You got a question? Yeah.

So I'm ready to propose to my girlfriend, but I have a small issue because her sister is getting engaged this weekend. So I'm just curious your thought and the team's thought on how long I should wait after she gets engaged this weekend until I can ask the question so I'm not stepping on anyone's toes. How close are the sisters? Very close. Best friends. How long you've been dating her? going on two years okay so all that checks out

I would say you give it a week but you really can do it as long as it's not in the next couple days because I think they'd want to celebrate together if they're best friends how cool is that they get to celebrate together are you proposing based on that her dude is with her sister

no I kind of wanted to do it before but he had already bought his ring so I was kind of giving him his space and letting him plant it out but he's kind of been dragging his feet and taking forever. But he's officially going to do it this weekend, and I'm just, you know, ready over here, eager to do it.

But I kind of want to make sure I give him his space since he had planned to do it first. Okay, well, if he's going to do it this weekend, give him a week. However, if he doesn't, he drags his feet, you fire away. Like fire when ready. Or would it be fun if you all? That's what I like to hear. Okay. I mean.

No, what were you going to say, Amy? Well, I'm just wondering, and I could be wrong, but would it be fun if y'all did it the same day? I don't know about that. I'm not into that. Oh. Yeah. Okay. Sorry, my bad. It's a great idea. It crossed my mind, but, um, yeah, I don't know.

Nobody thought it was great. Well, they don't get their own, like, calls to the parents and their friends to celebrate it. They don't get their own day for their Instagram picture. They don't get their own space. Oh. Like, if it were two brothers proposing to two sisters, do it at the same time. Yeah. But, yeah, I feel like you can give it a week.

But listen, if this knucklehead doesn't do it this time, go. Just pull the trigger, beat him. All right, well, if he doesn't do it Saturday, I'm going to do it Sunday. How does that sound? Love it. As long as you have that conversation with him, it'd be like, hey, Chris or Matt or Dennis, whatever his name is. Be like, hey, you have Saturday. I'm going to give you a week.

But if you don't do it Saturday, I'm going to do it Sunday, that'll make sure he does it. Perfect. Sounds like a game plan. Did you ask the parents for blessing? Did you have to do that? Oh, absolutely. Yeah, I'm from the South, so that's just a courtesy we continue to do here. And I got the blessing, and I'm excited, but just trying to be respectful to the other guy as well. You told him, you said, I'll give you this time. If he doesn't do it, fire when ready, my friend.

That's what I like to hear. All right, but Miles, good luck. Let us know how it goes. All right, have a good day. All right, there he is. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Fun fact, Friday, and in my house, we eat a lot of bananas. I had no idea. Do you know what you call a bunch of bananas and then what you call a single banana?

I would say a bunch of bananas would be bananas and a single banana would be banana. No, no, no, no, no, no. But a hand, a bunch of bananas is a hand and a single banana is called a finger. Who knew? I didn't know that. Did you make that up? I did not. Well, when do we call them bananas?

Right. So I'd say, can you hand me a hand of bananas? How many do you do you? one, just a finger. That's weird. All right, what else? Give me another fun fact. Fun fact.

Cats don't have sweat glands. All of their bodies like humans do. They only sweat out of one spot. Their tongue. It's got to be their tongue. No. Where? Their pulse.

They sweat out of their paws. All their sweat comes out of their paws. I didn't know that. That's fun. How fun. Give another one? So, while it's a myth that stress can turn hair gray, because I definitely, I definitely thought that that was true, stress can cause hair loss.

In fact, hair loss. can begin up to three months after a stressful event. And yes, that is true. I can attest to that. I thought that's why I was getting gray hairs, but I guess that's just age. But a lot of my hair fell out after stress in my life. My gray comes in one little spot on my chin. And then my sideburns a little bit.

And I'll be honest with you guys, if I'm just fully admitting, whenever they do my makeup for American Idol, they take like a mascara thing and color on my sideburns a little bit. That's awesome. Oh, wow. That's cool, though. I'll start doing that. If I had a girlfriend or wife, I would just let it be that.

Yeah. But I'm still peacocking. Still trying to meet. Yeah. I got to make people think I'm cool still. I'm like young. So I'm not. What else?

Amy, give me another, one more fun fact. Oh, one more? Okay. 90% of Americans live within 15 minutes of. Work. A Starbucks. Good guess. Oh.

I'm going to go more rural than that. Walmart. Oh, okay. But Bobby, you didn't like in your, you grew up in a really small town, but it was like if someone was, was going into Walmart, y'all would like go knock on each other's doors and be like, hey, making a run to Walmart, do you need anything? Mountain Pine Arkansas population 772.

Shout out. And it wasn't Walmart. It was going to town, and town included Walmart. Oh, gotcha. So if they weren't going to Walmart, let's say they were going to rent a video for a movie or something. And say, hey, we're going to town to get a movie. And you need some of Walmart, the rule was you stopped at Walmart to get washing

powders. What happened to the good old days, you know? We got technology. It's awesome. Yeah, Amazon Prime. Are you kidding? It's awesome now. Within two hours, it gets delivered to your door.

That was Amy. pile of stories. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance,

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and they say that having an attractive wife or a high-status husband makes a marriage stronger because these statuses seem to make people feel successful which strengthens their marriage bond. And when there's confidence, people feel better when they feel better, they act better with each other. Experts say in the context of romantic relationships, maximizers or people that seek a trophy wife or rich husband

are those who look for the best possible partner and over the course of their relationships continue to compare their partner. Anyway, if you feel good, apparently you feel better, you work better. That's the story. So you're chasing the rich husband or the trophy wife. You're chasing that because, I mean, if you're chasing the money, is this personality awesome? Is he nice?

I think it's probably both. All. Humans are all different. Amanda's on in Tennessee who has a rich husband. What up? Hi Amanda. Hey. So how, you still have a rich husband right now?

Yes. Yeah. So tell me about this. How's that working out for you? That's good days and bad days. I will say this. It's kind of like Amy just mentioned. The money, it's not about the money.

They get to the point where they're all about, you know, money, making money to make you happy, but they're absent a lot to make that money. And so it puts a conflict in the marriage to where you don't see each other as much and you're left home alone with the kids or, you know, hang out with your girlfriend. And so honestly, my opinion would be I disagree with that completely because life's not about being rich and having money to make your marriage stronger. So this nice woman here, Amanda, who has a rich husband, is he older than you? Only about two years.

No, so not really. Oh, yeah. Okay, so he's not like 20 years older. Yeah, he's not like 80 or 30. Did you grow up? Yeah. Did you grow up rich? I did not.

Okay, so it's a different thing for you to actually be with someone with money. Correct. Huh. And you think that maybe it's not working out so good. That's what I hear. Correct, because they get so focused on making money and working. They're all about money, and they try to use the excuse. I mean, they use the excuse, oh, I'm doing it for us so we could get this and do this and go on this and go on this trip.

But you only go on that trip once a year, and you're losing memories at home with your wife and kids. I love that you called and shared this with us. There's a very open, hold on. We need to ask her. A little bit of honesty. Ask her what? If she has shared this with him. Oh.

Have you shared this with your husband how you're feeling? Oh, he knows. And his family has told him. He's been a workaholic his entire life. So that's just his personality. But over the years with his career and his job, it's just gotten a lot worse. See a country music singer? Excels.

Does he sing country music? No. Oh, okay. Yeah. That's going to be one of those wives. How awesome would that be. It'd be one of those wives in that Caroline Hobby podcast. Listen, Amanda, thank you for calling and sharing your story.

It's nice to have somebody with firsthand knowledge. And thanks for listening. I'm going to talk to Ron in Florida. Hey, Ron. Hey, Ron. You have a trophy wife? I have a trophy wife. Love it.

Tell me about this. She is gorgeous. I've been with her for 34 years. Been married 34 years. And I was so far. She was so far out of my league that I just went for it. Now, are you a rich guy? Am I a rich guy?

Yeah. No. How'd you get a trophy wife? I just got lucky, man. Oh. Does she know she's a trophy wife? She doesn't know it enough. Oh, there you go.

She don't know. She's beautiful. She don't know she's beautiful. No, she's not that kind. Hey, Brittany in Florida. Yes, hi. You have a rich husband? Yes, I do.

Okay, so did you marry him because he was rich? No, he became rich while I was married. How do you like having a rich husband? I love it. I mean, he's gone often. Like, he's only here with us for like a week out of the month, but he's here with us when he's here. And, I mean, he's gone, but he's doing stuff for us. And I think that's amazing that he works that hard for us.

And so what do you like? get now what that you didn't get before do you get like fendi bags is it called fendi yeah well actually i grew up rich too dang look at this yeah i don't be so honest at love i know it's a very same place right now we enjoy this go ahead so you grew up you grew up like how big was your house growing up i don't even 3,500 square feet i don't really know did you go to like private school boarding school we didn't go to private or boarding school but we could have afforded it but did you do equestrian or like What's the thing where you throw the ball? No.

Lacrosse. No, I lived on a golf course, though. Right up on the fourth hole. Fancy, fancy, yeah. Yeah, that's pretty cool. But he wanted to know what? Yeah. Well, what did you say?

He wanted what? He wanted to give me the same life that I had. He wanted because he knew I had come accustomed to something, and he wanted to keep that going for me. Oh. What do they call that, keeping up with the Joneses? No, that's a different thing. Oh, is it?

That's like if your neighbor's doing something, you do it just for that. Got it. Are you super hot? Brittany? I don't know. I have an ice body, yeah. Britney's cool. I like Brittany.

She sounds cute. Listen, be confident. I love it. Brittany, I take care of myself. That's all I'm saying. Absolutely. Love it. Hey, thank you for the call.

Hope it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Transmitting across America. So what's the story of this pre-dress really expensive shoes? Well, no, there's a new Instagram account that's been created called Preachers Sneakers, and it just, like, puts up pictures of these, like, celebrity-type pastors who have, like, Yeezys and, like, Gucci belts and different things.

And I don't know. It's just kind of kind of interesting. So I started checking it out. I'm like, oh, whoa. But they're, like, the pastor to, like, Kanye and Justin Bieber and stuff like that. I just think it's a fun follow. But some people are like, oh, so when. when I'm tithing, like, where is the money going?

But some of these pastors, they may have book deals or other things where they have money coming in other ways, but they are pastors of, like, mega, mega churches. So you know that tithe amount out is probably pretty big. At Mount Pine Baptist, our preacher lived in a house next to the church. Is that normal where they would put that house? Yeah. Like they had a house. Yeah.

And they put them next to the church. It was right there. And we just walk over. And sometimes we just walk over and, like, eat. Yeah. Over to the preacher's house. Yeah. And just walk over there to show up.

A lot of times. It's sort of like there's a pastor in South Carolina. I think this past Christmas, he bought his wife a $200,000 LAMBO. Oh, I saw that. Oh, really? Here's the thing. Let me say this about money. Don't tell people what to do with their money.

Oh, yeah. If there's no sort of, hey, this is crooked going on, you can't tell people that they can't have a Gucci belt or buy 200. You don't know how they got their money? I'm just saying, like Amy said, when you're tired of that money or teething, whatever you're saying? I'm saying that's what some people are saying the issue. I don't have an issue with this. I just think the page is entertaining

because then it shows you some of the shoes like how much they are. Like, well, you click on these and the pasture, you think he's looking cute all stage with his Nike's and then you're like, $1,000. And then there's like another pair for $5,000.

What? Yeah, here, check these out. Yeah. Wow, those are $5,000 shoes that pastor's wearing? Yeah. Where are you getting that money? See?

I know. I'm just playing. That's what everyone's thinking. I know. It's what they're thinking, but I'm just telling you to challenge that thought. When you see someone that is spending money on something,

challenge that thought of, they shouldn't be doing that with their money. I don't care what they're spending it on. It's not illegal or hurting anyone. People will be like, oh, they only donated so-and-so. Like somebody's super famous to come out who's worth millions. And you'll hear, oh, they're donated $5,000. People go, that's all they donated?

They're worth millions. Okay, you do what you do with your money and you let others do with their money and who knows what else they're doing. So unless there's any wrongdoing that we find, Where do you get that money that was $5,000? Holy cow.

They could have been a gift Yes, they could have been. From a person. And preachers get paid a salary. Not so much dependent on the tithing for the most part. Oh, they don't get the percentage of that? As far as I know, you agree to be the pastor at a church. See, I don't know how the big mega churches work,

but like I grew up going to a really, really, really small church. And yeah, like things that happened to the church were dependent on what you gave. Super small. Churches. It was super small. So I don't know how the mega things work and they may have curriculum they sell or something. I remember when our preacher showed up with a no fear shirt. I was like, how did you afford that? No fear.

That was big. That was so awesome. Did you have No Fear shirt? Amy, did you know that was? Yeah. What about those shirts that it was like, baseball is life? The rest is just details. Oh, they're so cool. Oh, man. They were the jam. Those were good. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian university based in

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You know how you pick on years and dates and stuff? Yeah, yeah. She won $78,000 because she forgot how old one of her kids was and played the wrong number. Oh, wow. Congrats. One of her kids recently turned 20, but she forgot. She used 19 as one of her numbers, and that's what hit, $78,000.

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