The Bobby Bones Show - Friday Post Show (07-16-21)

Episode Date: July 16, 2021

Bobby shares a clip from his BobbyCast with Brothers Osborne that he hopes you check out over the weekend! He also reads a list of celebrities who are surprisingly short. He also talks about a new TV that you can roll up like a piece of paper. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here's your host, Bobby Bones. What's happening? Thank you guys for hanging out. What do we do? I have Brothers Osborne on the Bobbycast this week. It's fantastic. I mean, they get really personal.

TJ talks about his story. John talks about his. And I have known them for a bit. I've never heard them be so open and candid in an interview. It's an hour long. I've never heard them do an interview that long. So I hope you guys check out the Bobbycast.

Here is John Osborne. John's one with the beard. John opened up about having a breakdown that led him to drop out of a tour in 2019. Here you go. At the end of 2019, I had a pretty epic meltdown, just like very, it was really, really bad. I got to the point where it was suicidal and I ended up with tinnitus ringing in my ears. At the time when this is happening, we're on tour with like this dream lineup with Allison Kraus, Bonnie and Rayton and Willie Nelson.

Our three favorite artists, period, of all time, top three. And I had a meltdown and I couldn't do it anymore. I broke down. I pulled out of the tour, which was like farm aid. I mean, all these are really huge, like, huge moment. Fortunately, through the love of my family. family and my wife and friends and the people that we work with, our management was amazing, the label was amazing, Jay Joyce or producer was amazing. They're like, stop everything. We're done

for a month. Go, go take care of yourself. And I did that. I'm so glad that I made it through because not everyone does. So the interview is fantastic. I just can't say enough about how good those guys are. Search for the Bobbycast. It will be going up in a bit, like half an hour or so. But you can check that out when it's up this weekend. Make it your listen. They did a story. on celebrities who are surprisingly short. Ray, you did not make the list, bud. 5-6. He's not surprisingly short. Wow.

That's the first time he's just straight up owned the 5-6. Which makes me think he's 5-5. No, he's 5-6 and we're getting there because sometimes he's like 5-6 and a half, 5-7. Rob Schneider's 5-3. You can do it. He is? Wow, that's wild, huh?

Yeah, that is surprising. Averillivine's 5'2. Reese Wetherspoon's 5-1. Nick Jonas is 5-6. Is that little? Wow. That's Ray's size. That's little.

Chenaya Twain's 5'4. But like a woman at 5.4, to me, doesn't feel like it's that short. But you said Reese was 5-1. Yeah, that's... Yeah, that's really short. Kevin Hart's 5-2. That's crazy. That is so crazy.

5-2? That's Reese Whitherspoon, basically. Oh, interesting. Tom Cruise in there? No, because he's, I guess, known to be short. Courtney Kardashian. it's five feet tall. Wow.

That's it. Yeah. Billy Joel 5.5 and Lady Gaga, 5'1. The Corny Kardashian, to me, is the most surprising one. She's only five foot. Like, she's almost four foot. Yeah. She's almost in the four foot range.

Aren't they all kind of tallish, or maybe this heels? But not her. I mean, that's why I always knew she was like the shorter one, but not that short. A woman accidentally buys identical lottery tickets and splits jackpot with herself. Must be nice. She accidentally purchased two tickets for the same lottery. with same numbers. She will now split a 305,000 jackpot with herself.

Researchers from USC say the laugh cry emoji is still the most popular emoji across the globe, even though younger people think it's played out. I love it. I use the sideways one though now. I can't get myself to do that. Why? It just feels too young. Oh, really?

I use that and then I do dead with the skull. Dead? That's too funny. You're dead? I'm dead. That's what the kids do. I do that one a little bit. I do dead. Sometimes I hit him with the old.

I guess it just depends the age of the person I'm texting with. There you go. I've never seen the skull before from you. If I'm texting with Eddie, Eddie, I just mail him a letter with it. I drew it and mail it to them. Because it's old school. Yeah, it's old school. The $28 million bidder who bid the money to fly to space with Jeff Bezos is not going to go.

Why? The person is asked to stay anonymous, but scheduling conflicts will take the spot. Oh, he's too busy. He's going to take a spot on another mission, but yeah. Oh, so he'll go another time. They say. year old recent high school graduate is going. He was a participant in the original auction,

was bumped up when the seat became open. His dad is extremely rich. That makes sense. Milakunis talked Ashton Kutcher out of going to space. He wanted to go up with the Virgin Galactic and Richard Branson. And she was like, I don't want you to do that, so he didn't. Oh, man. And then you see it come back successfully and you're like, oh, I could have been on that.

A 65-inch TV that costs $100,000 bucks and rolls up like a piece of paper is finally coming to the U.S. next month. Wow. How is that even possible? Looks so cool. LG will sell its $100,000 rollable, LG signature OLED R, 65-inch 4K TV in the U.S.

It has an OLED OLED, I don't know how you say that. But it's amazing. It's got Alexa built into it. It tucks into an aluminum housing unit when not in use, but you can roll it up when you're You're not playing video games or watching movies. Okay, okay.

So you're in the boardroom, right? And somebody pitches this. The question is, why would you want to roll up a TV like a piece of paper? Well, the question is, yeah, it's space. What? Space, room. So you watch it and then you roll it up at the end of the day? Take it with you places.

How many times have you taken your TV? Well, I can't because I can't roll it up. Yeah. It's not portable. You grab your blanket, which is rolled up, and you put your TV on the arm. Boom. There you go. But, I mean, we have like a projection.

with the roll-up screen, and sometimes we take that outside and, like, have a little movie night. This is regular-sized TV. 65 inches. That's a big TV. A big, but I mean. Take it with you, Eddie, wherever you go. You can tell gates, camping. Room to Room?

Hotels. Does that have TVs? You're going to take it to a hotel. To play video games? Some of them have old. You can't plug into the back of them. It's all blocked. I wouldn't know that, except I've done it.

Dude, just to think they had this conversation in boardrooms, like, I don't like it. And then everyone arguing about it. But you said, why would you? Yeah, no, I think this is a great argument. I feel like everyone in that boardroom, though, it's like, yeah, when can we put it out? It's amazing. This is the future. Just depends on how much it costs to make. Obviously a lot.

They probably made like two of them. Mac and cheese ice cream sells out 2,000 pints within an hour. Did we try to order any of this? We tried, and it was sold out. Yeah, the backstory. The backstory is on ordering this. I went online at the moment it was announced, completely crashed. Site wasn't functioning, couldn't get anything to happen, spinning wheel of death.

I emailed the lady who runs the whole thing. And I was like, hey, can I buy this? Just send it to us. And she said, yeah, but you'll get it next week. And that doesn't work for our schedule. Okay. Well, when we get it, we put it in the freezer. Okay, all right.

Yeah, there we go. MTV is bringing back MTV Cribs. But do young people even know what Cribs was? Morgan, you know what Cribs is? Yeah, I watched Cribs. I mean, I don't remember, like, who hosted it, but I remember seeing, like, in the Celebrity's houses. No host, I don't think.

I think there was a camera and the person whose crib it was hosted it. Yeah. Unless occasionally there was a different one, but I don't think there was a host. I don't believe there was a host. I think the camera follows them around their house. They show up and they're the host because it's their house. But they faked so much of it in the old ones.

It was so cool. People would like rent cars from friends. Oh, really? Take cars from friends, fake houses sometimes. Hopefully this time it's all legit. But I would just be worried that people are like, let me watch Cribs come and see how their house is laid out and maybe I get me something.

You know? Yeah. Just lay out of the house. Lunchbox suggested a segment about something we should send him to do. Because I think in the fall we're going to send him to a crater of Diamond State Park to look for diamonds, right? Because he thinks he can find a diamond. It would be awesome. Right.

But he has another thing that he wants to do. Would you like to share with Amy? Yeah, Amy. So there's a steakhouse in Las Vegas. They have a $20,000 steak. I think we send me to taste the steak and see if it's worth $20,000. Because, A, this is going to kill two birds with one stone. A, I'm going to make the news because everyone's going to cover the story.

But we don't care about that. You do. You don't. We don't. But you want to get the Bobby. Bone Show name out there, send me to do this, and the Bobby Bone Show will be mentioned in every publication worldwide.

Worldwide. I have an idea of Bones. So we don't pay for it. He goes... No, no, no, no, no. How are we going to get this money? Yeah, exactly. It's $20,000. A lot of money. Okay. This trip sponsored by whoever. Listeners?

Whoever. Boyle of Cool. I think it'd be better if he went, ordered it, and then ate some of it and says, I don't like it. I'm not paying for this. I want to and makes it. And makes a whole deal out of it. And that's a bit, right? Yeah, but he's going to have to pay for it.

Yeah, but that's the bit. How does he get out of it? No, Dyn and Dash. What you say? Throw a roach on it. Take a hair. Lay it in there. I'm not paying for this.

I'm sure you have to pay this before you get it, right? Oh, probably. So you think we should do this, right? I don't. It says, Vegas restaurant Wallies serves up the most expensive steak ever sold, a $20,000, 195-day dry-age, 60-ounce porterhouse topped with shaved black truffles.

Man, guys, we could do this. I don't have no interest in this bit. And you go and eat good steak. It's all you. It's all everything you want. No. I can get a massage by 11 people at once. You pay for it.

You pay for it and I'll tell you how it went. I'm doing something for the show, but no. That's not doing something for the show. You know? That's you want to do something for you. No, I'm trying to get that name out there. Here is voicemail Taylor and her five-year-old from Fayetteville, Arkansas. We just watched Breaking Bobby Bones, and she finally had a face to put it with your name,

and she wanted to say something to you. So here's Tatum. I love the musical. Did she say she loves The Musical? That's what Breaking Bobby Bones should be able to do another season. The musical. You just sing it around. I'm now up in a tree.

It's so high to me. I could fall to my death. Then we'd all get sad. Except me because I'd be dead Oh man, I thought you're about to say You know, I'm just sad as dad And you're gonna make a joke there You could do one of those

You gotta bring that up, geez Well, no, I think he's always bringing up What? I am not. I thought that's where you were gonna go. I guess I'll mention two And no spoilers, right, Mike Mike finished Loki. Who, is it watching Loki in here?

Morgan, do you watch it? I haven't watched the finale yet, no. I haven't either. That's why I'm nervous. about talking about it. Or should we be nervous about you talking about this? No. Okay.

I just think it's a great series that even if you're not into the Marvel universe or seen any of those movies, you can watch it and enjoy. Really? I really like the finale. See, he mentioned the finale. He said he liked the finale. I'm okay with that. I can say if you like it or don't like it.

I don't say... It's not what you're expecting. He didn't say I liked it because it just wasn't what was showing the whole time like something new happened. I want to tell you. He said he liked it. That's scary, man. I'm never going to mention a...

finale ever. Thanks. And we appreciate you giving us that. I think that's it. I think I went through my entire packet information for today. Ray, how long was this post show? 17. Yeah, pretty good. 13. Oh, pretty bad. It quickly changes. You guys have a great weekend. Hope it's awesome. We'll see you next week. Goodbye, friends. All right. If you have ever dealt with a traditional home security company, you know the drill. Expensive monthly fees. contracts that lock you in for years and waiting around for a technician to set everything up. It's a lot. Well, now they're SimplySafe. They have completely changed the game. SimplySafe has no long-term contracts, no hidden fees, no being trapped. They earn your business by

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