The Bobby Bones Show - Happy Early Birthday Bobby!

Episode Date: March 31, 2017

Amy gives Bobby his birthday gift, Eddie’s dog runs away, Deana Carter stops by the studio, Raymond gets a chair from Kip Moore and Bobby collects cash for the big Vegas bet! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Come on, Bob. Good morning. Everybody out there listening. I appreciate you. When is your adoption shower? Next weekend? Yeah. April 8, Saturday. I wish I was invited.

I couldn't come anyway. You have a show. I already looked. Right. Because you were making me feel bad about you not being invited. I was. I didn't know what it was. I was.

So I went to bobbybonescom. And you're booked that night anyway, so stop making it feel bad. I was so bad I wasn't invited. It was only girls. Yeah. I'm in Boston and Northampton doing stand-up. But that being said, I still would have liked the invite. I know.

But whatever. Water under the bridge. Yeah, I extended it to you. Only when you knew I couldn't come. But the thing is. That's not true. Yeah, it's true. Amy's having an adoption shower.

And so what do you need? I don't know What have I been registering for? Yeah, like what is it that you've been clicking? Oh man, my sister's been helping me Well, you know, like a booster seat For the five year old, six year old For the six year old

Yeah, yeah And my nine year old's really tiny So it's by weight She probably needs to be in one too Because she's so small Even though she's almost 10 Are they used to riding around In cars with like good shocks and stuff?

No, and the only time They've really ever left the orphanage Or been in a car is with me And they're It's going to be whole new world. And they're not, listen, and when we're in Haiti doing that, because obviously that's where they live, they're not buckled, they're in our laps, there's no laws, like it's crazy. I'm way too relaxed about it. I'm like, ah, it's Haiti, whatever. And when

they get to America, I'm going to be like, buckle up, put on your harness, sitting your special booster seat. It's weird how just being there makes you be more laid back because there's no laws. Man, I'm going to get them like a Nintendo. Oh, yeah. Yeah, they, oh, that's cool. I didn't think about that. I want to do all kinds of stuff. that's like crazy. Okay. Where they're like, I don't even understand this.

You know what they don't understand? They don't know what I do. Like that's going to be... Well, I don't think my kids know what I do. Like, they don't think they understand what we do. Well, but they already listen to you at work, going to school every day. Yeah, but they think everyone's dad comes out on speakers.

I know. But I mean, my kids don't even have a... That's funny. Yeah, I think that's what it is because they don't think it's special or anything. Your three-year-old has only known you to do this. Correct. Ever. Yes.

My nine-year-old knew when I was. he knew I did TV and I guess other stuff, but I just don't think he puts it together. That's weird. Yeah. So I wouldn't worry about that, Amy. I think they're fine. They're not going to know the difference.

Okay. I don't even know. They'll know it's me, quite honest. Right. Dad'll be taking them to school sometimes, and he'll try to explain and they'll be like, what? No way, you're lying.

What kind of music do they like? All kinds. I was shocked that my daughter knew all the words to Ed Shearin's new song, Shape of You or whatever. Yeah, I'm in love with the shape of you. Yeah. She was like, it came on. We were like out to eat somewhere and it came on and she was singing every word.

And she doesn't know great English, but she still knows every word to that song. Yeah. Think about that. That'd be like another song. We don't know the language. We know every word to it. Yeah, like macarina. I don't know. Or like La Bamba. I don't even know all the words of La Bamba. Just some of them. True. Tla la Lama.

La Bamba. De Nessesson de la della della. Real close, guys. Do what I'm saying? Like, it's amazing. They know all the English, and we don't. So weird. Yeah.

All right, here we go. All right, now, the world premiere of Thomas Rett with Marin Morris. This is called Craving You. Yeah. Doing cool things. It's ICU. This is pretty cool. Myron Raleigh, 30 years old.

He was the only prospective neurosurgeon in Florida State's graduating class. And listen to this. He's also the only former NFL. player and the only Rhodes Scholar. This guy is just a hard work. See, I feel hardworking. You went gifted. I go hardworking.

It's funny how some people just assume people get things given to them. He has the gift of hard work. Oh, stop that. I think he's really smart, though. That's what I thought. I was like, man, he must be a genius. That takes a special type of person. A hardworking person.

Okay. He spent parts of three seasons in the NFL before being enrolled in medical school. When his football career was finished, He knew he wanted to go into neurosurgery, so he did. He was a former All-American at Florida State and a Rhodes Scholar. He was accepted into Harvard Medical School Neurosurgery program. So he's gifted. I mean, what a hard worker.

So I guess Road Scholar is a big deal? It's really big, yeah. Is that like the Nobel Peace? No, but it's a thing. All right. It's a thing. I mean, it's a thing. Yeah, for smart people.

Really smart people. And only college kids can get it? Yeah, I think so. Like Bill Clinton was a Rhodes Scholar. Really? That was on the same level as Bill Clinton? I wasn't a Rhodes Scholar. Oh.

I wouldn't either. You could have been. Bobby. So our listeners didn't get confused. You weren't talking about lunchbox? Why was clarified? He must not have been gifted enough. Well, it's funny that you take gifted as negative.

Like, there's lots of things that make people gifted. I mean, you're gifted and talented, but those students could be hard workers. Yeah, gifted was like giving tea for free. Well, nah. Stop. Philosophical difference. I see you. Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories.

It's producer Raymond. In Atlanta, a massive fire caused an interstate bridge on I-85 to collapse during rush hour. Luckily, everyone is okay. In TV news on CBS, the Final Four gets underway tomorrow night. South Carolina versus Gonzaga and Oregon versus North Carolina. And the ACMs are on Sunday at 8.7 Central. And finally, April Fool's Day falls on a Saturday this year. It's tomorrow. Watch out for that.

I got a spray tan. Make fun of me if you want, but I don't get much sun and I have to be on TV on Sunday night at the ACMs. You look great. Thank you. Finally, somebody recognized. You look alive. Thank you. Yeah.

My doctor did tell me when I got my blood work back that I have vitamin D deficiency like crazy. Is that sun? Yes. Can you get that from a spray tan? No. No, but I look better. But it just says I'm really pale. That's why.

You get it from the sun. So just know that when I'm looking extra sun tanned, completely faint. And it costs me like 30 bucks. So I got a spray tan. I worked out yesterday. I got my suit kind of picked out for the ACMs. Oh, yeah. It's within a few.

I had to hire someone. Oh, you narrowed it down. Yeah, and she's going to bring them from L.A. Because I'm so hoity-to-oity, apparently. Can you say if it's classic or out of the box? What does that mean? There are two that are classic and one that's out of the box. All right, all right.

CBS on Sunday night, the MCM. It's Friday morning, positivity right now. The segment's called Tell Me Something Good. Let me tell me something good. I want to tell you the story of Corey Hancock in Salem, Oregon, and he went hiking, and he sees a baby black bear right off the trail. He says it was laying on his back, barely moving. Its paws weren't moving. It wasn't breathing.

It was dying. He waited a few minutes to see if the mom would come back to the cub, but nobody came back. So he grabs the cub, takes it, rushes it to the wildlife rehab. They put the cub on a heat blanket. They take Gatorade and all these different electrolytes and start filling the cub

and after like all these rounds of it and the hydration, his body temperature normalized and he's alive and they're going to go to put it back into the woods. You know how dangerous it is to go mess with the baby cub? Yeah. And that's why he waited for a while and then it was like if it's going to live, I got to step in. Smart.

So Corey Hancock, Salem Oregon, Shout out. Amy, you're up. So there's this guy, Ken. He worked at an army base in Iraq when he first met Ollie for the first time. Ollie was just a little puppy, and he won over, like, all the hearts of all the soldiers. But here's the deal. Ollie was in Iraq. And then Ken had to come back to the U.S. and he's like, well, I want to bring Ollie back with me. One month later, and following generous donations, Ollie is back in the U.S.,

and Ken has officially adopted him. Lunchbox. Eight years ago, Courtney's car was broken in. into in Boston. Someone stole her wallet, $141 in cash, social security number, and her ID. Well, she got it back this week after someone walked into a Boston cop and

gave it back to the cop. He found an old pay stub. Went to that address, dropped off the wallet. Wow. Why they have it? No questions? No questions, yeah. Right, because the cop just thought it was a found wallet, and then the story comes out that someone had broken into the car and stolen it. That's crazy. Did you get it back? Wow. This was scary because Eddie

just rescued a dog and he ran away she ran away Coachella yeah she would you leave the door open well she slipped out the glass door we have like a screen door that's over the main door our front door

or whatever and the boys had it cracked and she just jumped on it and pushed it and she was gone so when did you notice she was gone right away I mean as soon as she went out the door I ran out in the street to look for her and I could just see her like maybe two blocks down oh so you saw her though bolting yeah

and so I go get my shoes on and me Junior, we just start running in basically just the direction we saw her run in. And we had no idea where she went. And we looked for her for about 10 minutes. Finally came back, got in the rocket. My car rolled the windows down. We did that whole drive around the neighborhood yelling her name out. And nothing, man, 30 minutes.

And finally my wife was like, wow. Yeah, 30 minutes. And finally my wife was like, we should probably call home away, you know, her chip. She has one of those microchips in her. We said, yeah, it's a good idea. So we were on hold with a guy. And when we were on hold to track her, we saw. a man walking our dog.

And Junior goes, dad, that's our dog. Like, that's Coachella. And it's like, no way. We get there and sure enough, it's her. And the guy was like, hey, man, I found your dog. I could tell it was y'alls, you know. So I was on my way to kind of look for you guys. I saw you guys riding around the street. So, man, my heart dropped and I was so glad that we got her back.

But this is a whole new thing for us, you know, as a family, our dog. And for her to be gone for 30 minutes. It was really scary. That's scary. And that's why if you see a dog out running around his car. collar on it, I always grab them. Yes. And then look and call because someone's helped, someone's rescue to save my dog three times. He reminded me of that one time. You had to go to Twitter. Right. With our listeners found it. Has anyone seen my dog and a listener found it? So

crazy. Once my dog escaped while I was in another state and I was like, my dog's gone and somebody in my neighborhood went out looking for it and found my dog. So it's always like I am a big, let's find a grab a dog and call person. Just because when it happens to you, you're so grateful for it. So grateful. I'm glad that your dog was found. Me too. Wow. I mean, I'm so scared now, and now we're just going to do a security fence around the whole yard. Just build a whole wooden fence around the whole house. Yeah, we can't get out. I'm glad you back.

Bobby Bones show. Boneyhead. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Harvey, Illinois. Three men were arrested after they decided to make a YouTube video to show off the new guns they had. Show them off. Oh, look at this gun. Look at this gun.

Shooting them. Only problem. All three were on probation. Oh, wow. Yeah. Cop saw it. hey, you're not supposed to have guns, go to their house, clink, clink, under arrest.

Yeah, I wonder who told on them. Because the cops aren't just going to scroll across that YouTube video. Yeah, someone must have turned them in, but they just said they saw it on YouTube. They didn't reveal their sources. That's a good thing. Yeah, I'm lunchboxed. That's your bonehead story of the day.

Remember the experiment we did with Eddie's kid who's three? And it was like, if you feed him a vegetable every day for three weeks, he'll start to like the vegetable. Yeah. The vegetable you chose was the sweet potato. Yeah, pretty easy. He hated it at first. He did not like it.

But then he started to be okay with it. Yeah. Now he doesn't love it, but he'll eat it. So you decided to kind of modify a new experiment a little bit. All right, what's that? Well, if you notice carrots, little baby carrots look a lot like Cheetos. And he loves Cheetos. That's funny.

So what I did was mix in a little bit of baby carrots and Cheetos and see if you notice the difference. You put baby carrots in the Tito. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's awesome. I know. Okay, so then you did what? You went up to him with a phone and recorded him? Yeah, I said, go ahead, eat your veggies.

Come eat. Eat those Cheetos, the big ones. This? That big ones. Who's that Cheetos? That's not. Are you sure? Let me see that.

Tasted. It is a carrot. Do you like it? As much as a Cheeto? All right. Hey, he's smarter than I thought. He noticed the difference, one. But two, he wouldn't have a problem eating the carrots.

Because it looked like a Cheeto. Do you think that affected his mind? For sure. It has the same crunch. You caught like a healthy Cheeto. Totally. And he won't know the difference. That's funny.

Man, he's talking so much better. It's wild here Eddie's kids to grow up just because I see them. And they look like Eddie with hair. Like just different stages. Yes. They do. More hair than I do. But it's crazy to hear like their vocabulary.

I know. Bigger. And he talks like real, he's like a real human now. I. I know it. When is he for? In September. It's coming up.

September, you know his birthday? Of course I know his birthday. You just looked at the air. No, September 6th? I got to think about it. You looked at the air. A lot of birthdays you got to remember. What's lunchbox's his birthday?

Oh, his is April for sure. No, July. When's Amy's birthday? March. Yeah, just happened. Yep. Yeah. Ray's birthday?

January. Ray? September. So close. Mine's easy. Yeah, yeah, April. I got it. It's coming up Sunday.

Your wife's. May. We don't know. We can't say that right or not. What about Nata? Oh, Nata. Are you? January. She's a January, baby. We have the same birthday as... Yeah, as my nine-year-old, yeah.

Oh, okay. Yep. Wait, same birthdays, you're not... Yeah, they're the same age. All right. The Bobby Bones! Bobby Bones show. Morgan's our head producer, and we go in my office sometimes after the show.

Like yesterday, we went to the office and talked about a couple sales things, and she had a couple ideas, and she's come up with... She wants to do an employee of the month. On the show. Out of us? Out of this small group people. I told her why it was a bad idea. I'm never going to win.

Okay, hold up. Wait, that's not true. Wait a minute. So she said, hey, I think we should. And I'm not going to say what she said, because I was just like, I don't think it's a good idea for a small group. Say what she said. Why not? No, no, who she thought.

Say it. Should be the first one? No, wait, just wait a minute. Let me get to my point. Yes. Yes. Okay. I said, if you're going to do employee the month, first of all, you need a big group.

With us, we're going to want to like three times in a row. You don't have a big enough group. Right. We're not, so second of all, if people don't win it and we're such a small group, they're going to get upset because it's such a small group. And Morgan, I admire, did you get my, and you got my note back. I got your response. I just wanted the people to know who like. Then have a talk with them and say, hey, I really appreciate you.

You've been doing a good job. Yeah, I will. Because I'm a big, you get paid to do your job person. And if you really go above and beyond, then it's like, hey, that's great. And whenever that happens, like, it's really cool. I'm not a big praise heaper. I don't need it. I don't give it unless it's like special.

Every once in a while you give awards. Like you gave an award to Eddie and that. Like two weeks ago. Yeah, it was amazing. If it's fantastic, I'm like, but I feel like you got harder to do a job. Do the freaking job. You know?

Yeah. We're paying your bills. There's your award. I agree. Lights come on when you flip the switch. Yeah. Award time. Yep.

That award shows over. All right. So there's that. But I get it. I think some positive reinforcement, like just giving someone that is good every once in a while. 104. So I'm going to just.

I'm just going to tell you what who she said should get the award, okay? I can't wait. All right. It's going to be good. It probably gives you lunchbox? Okay, so Morgan, positive reinforcement.

Morgan writes a note and says, hey, I think we should give Eddie employee the month. Whoa, Morgan, that's what I'm talking about. Why? How? What? Okay, go ahead, Morgan. Go ahead.

He's always the last person here with me after that. Wait, let's stop talking. Let her talk, Morgan. He has had so many videos to cut this. month with all the artists we've had in. He, like, executed that Thomas Wright Facebook Live perfectly. And he gets me the videos when I need

them by deadline. So, thank you, Eddie. You're welcome, Morgan. Lodgebox is freaking out. Go ahead, Lodgebox. Okay. Let me tell you what else Eddie does when he stays after the show late. Oh, and from those listening Lodgebox just did that in finger quotes. He went and talked to

someone in the building and they compared dog stories. Like, oh, my dog does this? Oh, my dog does this. The afternoon show here, Tyg and Daniel, he went in there and caught up on their life. Oh, Daniel, you ever thinking about having kids? Okay, take a breath for a second. This is why we don't do this in a small group. Now, before the show

even started, like two hours ago, I handed Eddie a note. No one knew this segment where are you going, lunchbox? Oh, oh, here. Let me show you what else Eddie likes to do. Oh, my goodness. He's got golf balls. He prizes his pudding. He plays his pudding. Oh, because he's here so busy. Okay, so Eddie. I think sometimes he avoids being home. Oh, no, for

sure. See what I'm saying, Morgan, this is why you can't do this with this group. Now, I wrote Eddie a note two hours ago and it told you what, Eddie. And what I say? You said, don't open it until I tell you. Eddie doesn't know what the note says. I got it. I am psychic with this group.

Open the note, Eddie. Read the note out loud. Open it up. L.B. will freak out. That's what it says. It doesn't take a rocket science to figure that out. I mean, this guy is like. What's wrong with you?

I have, Amy's hand raised still. But she didn't freak it. Amy's hand is raised. Okay. Amy, Amy, we have, go ahead quickly.

Well, I'm only, I'm not freaking out, but I, everything Morgan listed, it's right, Bobby. I mean,

it's literally Eddie's job. And Morgan, what did I say in the note? You're like, you get paid to do this. That's literally his job. And what did I say about awards and prizes?

That they only, you only get those if you do something so above and beyond. And innovative. And, but Eddie, I think you do a good job at doing your job.

Absolutely. Okay, game over. Morgan, this is a terrible idea. We're not doing it. By those standards, we basically should get an award for showing up. Good. I have never won employee in the month at all my jobs. You got it too.

You got it too. Hey, employment for everybody this is. Yay! Yeah, that's not different. Just a quick update. We have really bad chairs in our studio, and our backs hurt. It's hard for us to work in this environment. I'll be honest with you.

Sometimes I feel like they're not getting the most out of us. And so I started to complain on the air about having bad chairs. and nothing happened. So then I went to people who can make a difference. Country music stars. Superstars. That's right.

Superstars. And I said, Superstars, would you please buy his chairs? I was pandering. And so we all asked someone to sponsor our chair. Lunchbox said,

I'll take Carrie Underwood. She showed up first. Boom. Lunch has got something called Cherry Underwood. That's right. She's amazing. And so is Carrie. And it's actually like working.

Working hard. It's close that like we could be better. And he's been nailing it! So funny. Dude, does your back hurt? No. It should because you've been carrying the show. Oh!

Now, Eddie has a chair from Tim McGraw. That's right. But we haven't named it yet. But he tells me now he's got a name for the chair. Guys, I tweeted out for some help, and I got like 50 plus, maybe even 100 recommendations. Okay, so is there a name? Yes. Thank you.

It is one of our listeners for the idea. The chair from Tim McGraw. The official name for my chair given to me by Mr. Tim McGraw, the best country artist and country music, in my opinion. My name for the chair is Tim McGrossum. That's good.

That's funny. Because it's awesome. You just call him a McRossom. Okay. For sure. Yeah, because the name's full name's Tim McGrossom. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I'm going to sit down to McRossum over here. Yeah. Oh, man, I'm just chilling on McGrossim. That's all. I love it. You get it.

Right? That's what I'm talking about. What is this name again? Tim Mcrossam. Okay. Do you get it? Like, awesome. No, I got it, I got it.

But McGrossum. Yeah. What do you not like? No, no, no. I just think Eddie says it differently each time, so I'm just making sure he has a pronunciation right. Tim McGrossum. Yeah, you got it.

Okay. Hey, have a seen McGrossum over there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's it. So we have Cherry Underwood and Tim McGrossom right now. Yeah. No more chair so far. Anything, guys?

Any updates on your? Here's the people left. Dirk's told Amy heard it's in production. Yeah. Dirk's in Vegas already. That's not happening. Noda has Rascal. Flats. I've heard rumors.

Okay. Raise ass for Kipmore. Have you heard anything? Nothing. Okay, me either. And Garthbrook sent me a joke chair. That's where we are as of right now. So we're still waiting. But Tim McGrossum and Cherry Underwood. Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, it's Bobby Balls time.

Come on Bobby Balls. Dina Carter is here. Good to see you again, by the way. It's always good to see you. What I love is we were going on. And right as we went on the air, she put a couple water and started drinking water right as we went on. Yes. Are you good? Are you dry because you're nervous?

No, because it's just early for me. I did the gym this morning. Yeah? And... What do you do in the morning? What's your workout? Stretching. I try to do these bike, bike, sit-up things in my room, and then I go and get on the treadmill.

Oh, you mean like the bike where you do your knees? Yes. Okay. I thought you were on the bike doing sit-ups. No, I thought it was some kind of like, uh, start day so late, riding a bike doing sit-up kind of thing. Right. I could, we could try that. That might help.

Today's a big day for you because I have a piece of your, it's a record, it's vinyl. Yes. And so, is it 20 years? It is. Wow. So, Dina Carter, the 20th anniversary. And this has everything. This has strawberry wine.

How do I get there? We danced anyway. I mean, it has, like, I mean, I could count me in. It has the other side. Did I shave my legs for this as the record? Absolutely. I kind of felt like you needed a moment with it before they gave us one. They gave us one at the same time.

I know. Lunchbox, where are you? Right here. Lunchbox is a huge fan, too. And he doesn't know anybody's music ever. Aw. Ever. He really doesn't.

And so he's going to sit down over here. Yay. And so I started playing before you walked in. How do I get there? And he's like, oh, I love that song. Right? Yeah. And so he doesn't know any song.

Dina, he doesn't know any song ever. I don't know the Beatles. Don't know any of that. Oh, my gosh. Any of that. Right? He didn't know any of that. Me all that stuff.

Like no, no Led Zeppelin, no jazz. no George Strait, nothing, right? Yeah. But whenever I started playing this chorus, he started singing along with it. I'd like to give you a little treat here if you want to hear. You're ready, watch back? Yeah. That's really good for him.

I know that's really good for him. That's really good for him. So do you play that song of your shows? Yes, always. Let's do this because there's so many great songs on the record, and I would keep you up for two hours and play the whole record. Okay. Will you play verse and chorus of how do I get there?

Can you do that? I can. Can you hear me? Oh, yeah. We hear you perfectly. Dena Clark, by the way, Dina Clark is here by the record. It's out on vinyl today. You can get it, Urban Outfitters, Amazon, anywhere they have vinyl,

and we're celebrating today. Now, a little music from Dina. So excited. Hey, guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this. iHeartRadio channel or podcast anymore but you can go to bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down.

It 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. Because you have one of the few

generational songs with strawberry wine. Like it really is when you think of that time, like for me, I mean For you, I guess you're a girl, I'll probably be more relatable to you, Amy. Yeah, probably a little bit. But hey, yeah, you're one of us. But right, don't you kind of know where you were when that song would play?

Yeah, in my Bronco, which I was in high school at the time, but my Bronco, I had a 1986, Ford Bronco, red, like windows down. I can even picture me and my girlfriend's driving down I-35 in Austin screaming to, or belting out strawberry wine. What a gorgeous sight. Like, I think of that and you're gorgeous. I can, in the, like, rad Bronco, you know, these girls. mean business.

Right? I love that. I mean, I'm even thinking of specific friends by name in my head right now that, like, that was our jam. And there aren't that many songs in our life that puts us at a specific place

where you have a vivid memory. Dana Carter's 20th anniversary. It's out on vinyl, and we got a copy of it this morning, and so did she, and congratulations. Thank you for having. It's always good to see you. You too.

You know, I enjoy when you come around. Next time, come back, you're always welcome here. So you're at the grocery store yesterday, and you met a listener? Yeah. I was just getting a couple of things, and she had walked in with her baby, and I was putting my cart away, and she was getting a cart. And then she just came up behind me and tapped me on the shoulder and was like, I just wanted to let you know that I listen to the show.

I know you're leaving. I had all the bags in my hand, and she's like, I don't want to take long. And I was like, just so, it's so nice. And people, like, stop you to say hi, and that they listen. You're like, oh, wow. And then her baby was so cute. So we just started talking. and talking some more.

And then she said, I just want you to know that we listen, my mom listens, and I pray for you and your kids every day. And we just hope that they come home soon. And I don't know when she said those words to me and just the fact that our listeners, which, yes, there are listeners,

but the fact that we have never met them, I feel like they're not strangers, but in a way we've never met, so it's kind of like they're praying for me, a stranger in a way. And that she does that for me and my kids. And my family every day while she's listening, it's crazy. And it just really touched me and I started crying.

Did you cry in front of her? Yeah. And she didn't see the bulk of the crying, but I teared up. And then I saw her, like, I feel like she kind of was tearing up a little bit. And then when I got to my car, I had minor breakdown. But that was coming. It was fine. And it felt so good.

It was a little cry in the car. A little car crying, never heard anybody. So she triggered the breakdown? Oh, yeah. Yeah. But not in a bad way. I actually appreciated it. I welcomed it.

I needed it. Yeah, our lessons are awesome. They're awesome. Like, it was just so awesome and special. I'm going to tell you, whenever, because I travel on the weekends and I do shows every weekend, just about. And so, I get to meet hundreds of listeners every weekend. Yeah. And because we sit in this room and just stare at each other and we kind of get, sometimes you just get lost in the bubble of just talking to each other.

And our whole show, it's just weird how our show came together because we aren't a show that was put together by any sort of corporation. Like, I was doing a show. And I was like, I want to get my friends. I had no budget. You guys all came on with no budget, no money. Tell me about it. No, now you're doing just fine over there. Well, I mean, and this might be a shock to some new listeners, but like I've had zero radio training.

Yeah, except for me, I'm the one's ever been on the radio of this entire group. And so, like... For 11 years ago, he's just let us talk. Our listeners are underdogs like us. I don't think we have any, like, trust fund people. I don't think we have a lot of, like, people that were just given things to them to listen to us. I don't think those people identify with us. Like, we're the underdog.

Our listeners are the underdogs. And I go out and I get to hang out with listeners every weekend and meet them. And it's just like it's a great reminder of just like who we're talking to. And it is a reset all the time. Every weekend it's a reset for me. It's like, man, it's like real people. So it's awesome, right? Yeah, I mean, she turned around and came and tapping me on the shoulder.

She did not have to do that. She could have just been like, oh, I think that was Amy from the Bobby Bone Show and kept walking. And so when people don't say hi, like I was flying back from Haiti on Sunday and I had a tweet from a listener that was like, I was on your flight back from Haiti. I'm also adopting from Haiti, praying for you. And I tweeted her back. Why didn't you say hi? I'm going to tell you why.

Because lunchbox yells at people and says he doesn't want them to bother him. Well, I mean, I kind of have a similar story as Amy. I saw a lady the other day with a Pimp and Joy shirt on, like at this, where she was at a restaurant. I turned around with the other direction. What? No, that's when you should go up and be like, Pimp and Joy. Like, I'm lunchbox.

Oh, boy. If I see someone with Pimmon Joy, I kind of freak out. I freak out. Me too. I'll see it there before. I like, hey, what up. Hey, you! And once I did it to somebody whose friend gave him the hat,

and they had no idea what I meant? And they were like, what are you talking about? And I was like... I fear that. Never mind. Just twice. Let's go. Bobby Bones.

The Bobby Bones show. It's an exciting weekend. A few things are happening. First of all, I'm going to Vegas. On Saturday night, I'm doing a charity show with Kelsey Ballerini and Lady A and Kim Moore. And so that's going to be awesome. And then Sunday nights the ACMs, and I get to be a presenter. It's crazy.

So watch for me. I'm going to do my fist clench. That's the hello, the shout out to all the listeners. And do you guys, too. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel like we're all the same. I listen to all the same.

So it's the fist clench just to say thank you to everybody. We'll fist clench you back. Back at the screen. Yes, yes, yes. Oh, everybody record themselves doing that. I'll put some of. Okay. Not you guys, but like listeners too.

We'll make a montage. Cool. Oh, yeah. So there's that. No, you too. I'm just kidding. My birthday is happening on Sunday, right? The ACMs, you're presenting on your birthday.

Amy brought me a gift. I assume that's for me. Oh, my goodness. You have it now? Sure, I guess. Well, I'm leaving. I'm not even going to be here Monday because I'll be in Vegas Monday. Oh, man.

I guess I'll give it to you in... Vegas. Next year? Yeah. Oh, yeah. All right, so... I'm still going to win. Here we go, Amy has...

Wait, you're going to open it on the air? Should I not? Go for it, I guess. Is it super personal? No. All right, super expensive. Is that what it is? Yeah.

So it's in a purple box and it's in a... That's navy blue. It's manly. I'm really. colorblind. Yeah, it's really masculine. I guess it looks really purple to me. Oh, yeah. Is it not really purple at all? It kind of looks purple. No, you're good. Okay, thank you, Eddie. You're welcome. Oh, that's purple. Thanks, Lacher. I can tell you my boy. Definitely, navy blue. All right, so it's in a brown box. It looks like it could be shoes.

Wow. Boy. What? It was a nice shoes. I'll tell you what. I haven't even opened the box yet. I'm just telling you. It says straight from New York. Yeah, it's just a box. It's not shoes. Oh, okay. Well, yet. It's, um, so you think. It's yogitoes. That's a really manly yoga towel. Okay.

Because you go, it's, it's got skidless technology. What is skidless technology? Yeah, yeah, yeah, you can look at that. And then a picture of me. But don't, yeah. A picture of myself. Yeah, but look at your feet. I'm wearing shoes.

Do you put new shoes on there? Are those these shoes that you photoshop? You have to open the card. Oh my goodness. Wait, what? Can you tell what they are? No. Okay.

Are those Yeezys? Wait, hold on. You have 10 yoga classes waiting for you at Hot Yoga. Wow. Wait, maybe with somewhat technology, and then hopefully, long story. These are you. They're on your feet, though. They're coming.

That's so funny. How did the world that you get those? I'm confused. What's coming? My sister's brother-in-law is an Adidas rep. These are Yeezies. Remember how I want a Yeeys? What are Yeezys?

The Kanye's shoes, they're supposed to feel like clouds on your feet. Oh, what? Dude, you've been asking everyone for those. I was asking people at radio stations in Los Angeles. Like, can you give me some Yeezy's? And I've been working on this since Christmas. That's a really awesome, thoughtful gift. So we're at Christmas, and he's talking about, you know, how they have a certain number of drops

when Yeezies come out, like, as a rep, like what they can get or do. And I was like, yo, size 11. I need them as soon as they drop And apparently Did you say yo so they would know you were serious? And they drop. Who is this girl? Okay, easy.

Were you talking to Kanye? No. Wow. Is that the color too? Or do you know? Oh no. I don't know the color yet. You're just going to have to like.

You know what? I'm happy with whatever. You need to roll with the color. It's like whatever drops. Why are we freaking out? I don't know. Morgan, our producer, only stands up at the window where she has something to say.

Morgan? No, I just didn't know we were doing birthday gifts yet and I didn't bring mine. I think she feels like she lost. She lost. Yeah, she lost. Remember she said she was going to dominate? For sure.

Amy, you win. Wow, that's a great. Only because I... I've wanted those for months. Nice job there. I had to work my hookup, but again, they only get a certain amount. She's like, yo, yo, yo, check it home. Yo, yo, I got this dude.

And he needs something for his feet, some kicks, maybe some hops, what you got? And he's like, why are you talking about fresh prints in 1994? Something grip for the streets, you know what I'm saying? Wait. He's not, he's not like hip hop or anything. He's super cool. I know, but when you said it, you were like. No, because I was, like, so excited.

He does dress, like, really awesome. Hey, fantastic gift for me. I'm no one clapping. No, my only clapping. Well, I thought about getting you those. Yeah. But instead, I donated to charity in your honor. Oh, yeah, let me.

That's awesome. By the way, you know who did? Alan from Crossroads Ford, he donated to St. Jude. Oh, that's great. That's awesome. See, that's nice. Yeah, see, I donated shoes to charity. Did you donate anything in L.R?

No, I got shoes in my house. I'm going to donate charity in your name. Stop it. Yeah, souls for souls. Okay, good. Do it in your name. That's a legit organization. That's good in your name.

Go ahead. Thank you. I mean, how can I compete with that? There's no competition. I got to tell you, even this morning we were talking about these chairs and how our backs are. We have old crappy chairs. Eddie named his chair Tim McGrossum. Yeah.

Because it's from Tim McGrawlough. And it's awesome. Yeah. Lunchboxes is from Carrie Underwood and it's cherry Underwood. Now, someone else has a chair coming in right now. Get out of here. Right now? What?

Being brought in by the actual artist. That's right. So, let me, hold on, hold on. No, don't bring the chair in you. Let me get, let me, wow, wow, wow. Let me get music. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. All right, and here he is. Bring on in the chair. Okay, come in, come in, come in. Here he is. Ladies and gentlemen, with this chair for Ray. It's Kim Moore. Look at that, Ray. Holy crap. Dude, this is greatness. Come to the microphone. Wow, man, is that what you've been in right here?

That's what Eddie's been. That's a brand new one. Tim McGrawls sent that one to Eddie. This is, this is gangster right here. And Carrie Underwood sent that one to lunchbox. Yeah, this is Cherry Underwood. You want to try Cherry? No, you can say Cherry.

Go ahead. Oh, don't get it like that. That ain't awesome. Oh. Okay. It's good. Yeah, it's all business. And now, Kit brings rage.

Kit, come up to the microphone. Have a seat. We're on the air right now. Come on. It's been a minute, Kip. Have a seat, buddy. How are you? I'm good.

Ray. Ray, you're raising his chair. You're like so cute in your chair. I love it. Here's a mom with Ray's chair. Ray's feet can't touch the ground now. He's too high. He looks like a little kid.

That's okay. I love it. Are you serious? I had to put him up high, man. I had to. It's perfect. Oh my God. You can't touch the floor.

But I'm a girl. It's perfect. It's perfect. It's perfect. Oh, man. I figured I had him up high, you know. Dude, this is awesome. Thank you.

Forget that. Bro a handshake. Yeah. Kip Moore just trolls in. It brings me my chair. Get off me. That's awesome. Kip, are you good, dude?

I'm good. Yeah, I'm good. I'm kind of just now kind of getting back in a swing of thing. I was gone for a pretty good while. You feel good now? You feel like your cup's full? Yeah. I feel a lot better.

I feel a lot better. Yeah. Man, dropping chairs off like Kip's in? Santa Claus Kip Moore? Yeah, I mean, I felt so good, yeah, that I got in the chair. Dang. I was going to come back with a surfboard chair, and I figured that wouldn't be very comfortable. Now lunchbox is sitting in the chair.

I'm just trying it out, checking it right his new games, you know, his new home. How you feel? Feels pretty darn good. Yeah, does it? And it's not Cherry Underwood, but it's good. Well, now it needs a name. We'll figure. That's probably step number two.

Okay, okay. So let's play this new song, Year's. while you're up here real quick. Okay. Tell me about the song. For me, it's kind of one of those things too, where as I'm getting older, I'm starting to see things a little different.

And, you know, just observing, you know, anywhere I go in the world, you know, how family is essential. And watching men around their daughters and those kinds of things. And I'm never been kind of open to it until now because I was so crazy about making my career go. But now, like,

priorities are shifting a little bit. I'm not looking for it, but I'm a lot more open to it. That's kind of what the song was. All right, I'm playing more girls like you. People download it, and then we'll see you around here soon. All right, man. And thanks for the chair, Ray. You bet.

My boy! Here it is. Here's more girls like you from Kipmore. Tomorrow is April Fool's Day. Public service announcement. If you're a female, don't go act like you're pregnant if you're not. Oh, yeah.

It's just not good for anybody. It's not good for him. It's not good for you. It either makes them sad because you're pregnant or sad because you're not. Because they may want a kid. That's never a public service announcement. Don't do the pregnancy, April Fool's thing. Everybody good on that?

Yeah, I won't do it. Yeah. Dude, I, what's that? Today's March 31st. You're a guy. No, no, no, April, May, June. By July 31st, my prediction is, lunchbox, his wife will be pregnant.

You have the baby fever. You have the fever. By July 31st, you will be in the studio going, my wife's pregnant. Mark it down, Eddie. I'm writing it down right now. Bobby, then like half your shows and we all having kids were growing up. Yeah, everybody, me, I'm freaking Peter Pan.

I don't even want to be. Yeah. So, okay, there's that. There's that prediction, too. There's that. There's a high school kid, and he wants to take his grandma's prom date, and they said, No. The school said no. Thoughts on this.

Well, I don't, I don't, I don't know why they would say no. Because there's a rule about age in school, going to the school. But sometimes you make exceptions to the rule, and it's the grandma. And I don't know if I read the full story, but I started to wonder, maybe the grandma didn't get to go to prom. And this is his way of finally taking her. If that's the case, that's super sweet. Yeah, there is a sweet back story, but the rule is an age story.

Oh. It's like, here. Okay. A high school senior wants to fulfill his grandma Liz wish to going to prom. School officials won't allow it. On his 18th birthday, Bryce asked his grandma, Catherine, to senior prom. She never got the chance to attend her prom. Bam.

There's a bad story, but the school has rules already. You can't break the rule. Oh, but you evaluate. If he wanted to take, you know, his 40-year-old... No, the answer's no. Teacher? No, you can't. No, the answer's no, period. No, grandma?

I, listen. Bobby. I have my grandma tattooed on my arm with how much I love her. But if the role said you can't do something special with her, make your own prom. But aren't you someone, too, that also thinks you need to evaluate case by case? I feel like you are. I think there's a handbook, and this isn't a non-handbook thing. I think you want to create a prom for grandma.

Create her own special prom. And do something for her like that. Because then people are going to be bringing all kinds of people. And then going, he can probably be Grandma, why can't I bring, you know, Jay Cutler? Yeah, I ask Jay Cutler on Facebook and he wants to come. That'd be awesome. No, that's my point. You can't do that.

Yes, lunchbox. And because of insurance reasons, because Grandma can break a hip. I mean, she's old. Case by case. Case by case. She probably has insurance. I'm going to Las Vegas. Like, tonight I'm doing a stand-up show in Bakersville, two of them.

Then I'm going to Vegas. Now, how much money are we putting in there? Yeah. We got it. Oh, here. Wait, so I said I will make one spin of the will, and I will do it live on Facebook class. Yes.

Yes. Yeah. I was against it, but now that you're in, I'm in. Here's what I want you to write down how much money on a piece of paper and hand it to me, and then I'm just going to do, because this is everybody on the show. Okay. I need, and I'm going to count it and make sure you guys aren't lying. Go ahead.

The question is, do we want to go Charles Kelly or do we want to go Luke Bryan? I don't understand. Oh, my gosh. Do I yell at the dealer? No, Charles Kelly talks about how he brings his college debit card, and Luke Brian likes to go big. It's whatever you want. Ray has his end. I need to see the cash, please.

Oh, so I don't know how much everybody's going. It didn't matter. I'm just going to put it and no. Okay, well, this is all I have. Here. You have a piece back from. I didn't. Eddie, good.

This is only the cash I had on me I need your money Cash One two three four Don't do that Don't do that Don't just I'm talking about throwing money in my face

Thank you There you go No I was counting it for you dude Okay Amy What do you have here Is that okay I'm gonna spot you 20 Thanks I just didn't have it

I didn't go to the ATM Yes I didn't have I'm a spot you 20 I remember my first time to Vegas Whatever I do like the nickel slots Me doing that 80

is a really big deal. I'm not a gambler. Okay. He wrote smackers. What does that mean? Do you have your cash? Do I got my cash? I always got cash on me, homie. Stop. Stop. Hit me. Run that time here.

Okay. There we go. What is it? Here's some more coming to me. Okay. And then I'm going to throw in. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. And I might as well throw in a little little chain.

I don't gamble, though. And now you're there you are. Nott, are you getting in this or no? No, I don't gamble. I've never done it. Okay. How do we've all put money in? I've never gambled.

Okay. And I'll do it live on Facebook. I'll do it on... I mean... Instagram disappears. We got to do it live. Instagram disappears. What if I do it on my Twitter?

That way it's live and it'll stay up there. Okay. Okay. Mr. Bobby Bones on Twitter. Mike D, anything? Mike D, you for the only money in this? No. Morgan?

Oh, boy. All right. Morgan? No? All right. All right. But you guys are going to feel left out when we're cashed in that trip. Yeah. Oh, be cool about it.

Be cool. You can be cool about it. 7ando? How much you said? I don't want to yell out loud. How much you say? Seven. Okay.

What? Yeah. It doubles. So what does that mean? Is that the total or you gave him that? No, Ray didn't give me that. Oh, God. It was like a whole.

You're doing this on your birthday? No, Saturday. I need this in an envelope. I need this in an envelope. No, you're not touching the money. Why? Because you'll steal it. And I'll get there with like 50 bucks.

Less. All right, so on Twitter, Mr. Bobby Williams, I'll do it Saturday evening, and you just watch it and I'll do it live, okay? Okay. That's it. What do you have passing around? That's money I own for brackets. Since I have cash in my pocket, I paint everyone. All right. Nobody's in trouble with their wives or husbands, right? It's a lot of money. It's a lot of money. Hey, it's my money. As long as you bring me back a winner.

No, that's not it. You'll watch it live. The Bobby Ball. A lot of parents are upset by this company that makes high heels for babies. Have you seen the pictures of the baby? No, but I guess I've seen like toddlers and tiaras wearing high heels. These are like infant babies. Oh. A Pennsylvania company named Pee Wee Pumps offers a line of baby shoes for infants up to six months old and their heels.

The shoes are being promoted with pictures of babies dressed up in very adult-like outfits. Parents are furious, calling them disgusting. But here's the thing. All of these complainers about this product. has turned this into a massive news story. So now we know more. So now we know more and they're going to sell more. Totally.

Just a bit of advice if you don't like something. And it's not hurting anybody. Okay? Just go away. If there's a TV show you don't like, don't get on Instagram or Twitter and talk about how much you hate it. Just don't watch it.

If for some reason we make you mad and you decide, I can't take the show anymore, I hate it, just don't listen to us because the best thing you could do is complain about us. Because people can be like, I need to hear this. You draw attention to it. Yes, and if they don't like it, then we're still even.

But if they do, then we win some people all over. So it's like these people have created. And by the way, I saw the pictures. These babies aren't, they can't walk anyway. They're not walking around in the hills hurting their backs or legs. They're just for pictures. Yeah, what do these furious parents have going on in their lives? Like nothing?

Right. Like, of all the things, great point. Of things to get mad at? Like, come on. Why is this a thing to get mad at? There's like a lot of injustice and people being done wrong. And people get mad at pee-wee pumps. What pee-wee pumps do to you?

Don't forget Wednesday of next week. That's the bowling challenge. That's fun. You know, we're consumed right now because tonight I'm doing stand-up in Bakersfield. Saturday, I'm in Vegas for ACM party for a cause. Sunday, the ACMs are on CBS. And I'll be doing that show Monday from Vegas. So it's all like, we're all gone for a bit.

but we get back. Wednesday of next week, lunchbox isn't can bowl a 180. Yeah. And if he can't, he'll wear a python. No, I didn't say where. Or whatever.

You'll hold it for 60 seconds. But not. In your hands. I need to get me a bowling towel and a wrist guard. No, it's bare hands. No, no, because a wrist guard, you wear those for a protection in bowling. You're not bowling.

If you don't bowl one, you can't, but not for the snake. Yeah, great. Go get you. Go get you one. But I'm not have gloves on with that snake. No, it's bare hands. That was the bet.

Remember, you're a man. And Wednesday, live on the show. Wednesday morning lunchbox will be bowling and he says he can bowl on 180 just straight, raw, dry whatever you want to call it, and just go out and nail it. No problem. If he does, he wins money. If he doesn't, he wears a snake.

Holds. Holds a snake. Quit saying wears. I'm not Britney Spears in this thing. All right. I'm a sleigh. How other wears and hold it though, I think. Totally. I don't want to look at that thing. Uh-uh. Wednesday on the show. Amy's 30 Second Skinny. Keith Urban is set to release a brand new

Dancers version video of the Fighter featuring Carrie Underwood. The video release is going to take place on his Facebook page on Sunday at 9 a.m. Choreographed performances. Dancing shoes ready. Yeah, I can't wait. Movies, hidden theaters this weekend.

Ghost in the Shell with Scarlett Johansson, 59% positive on Rotten Tomatoes. And the baby boss, an animated film, 42% positive. I'm Amy. second skinny. I hope you watch Sunday night. I'll be on CBS. I get to present. I still don't know what I'm presenting.

They haven't told me if I'm doing an award or presenting a band. But either way, I'll be on TV. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to clench my fist. That's the hello to the... Oh, yes. Clench the fist. The clench of the mighty fist is a shout out to all of our listeners. Because I can't get up there and do something like honk my nose because then they'll never let me on the show again. So I get up there and when you see me clenching my fist, that's me saying hello to everyone that's watching,

to this room, to the listeners that I wouldn't get to be on the stage on CBS for you guys. So that's my hello. Nobody else's throwing hello to their people, but my people are important. Yeah. Clinch of the mighty fist. Right hand, left hand or both hands?

I don't know, yeah. It depends on what side I'm on. It depends if I'm with somebody. That's true. I forgot about that. That's going to have to be organic. So that's what I happened. So watch the ACM Sunday night.

If for nothing else, then the clenched fist. I don't even know what hour I'm in. I know nothing I'm doing. but I will clench my fist for you. Good? Good. All right, I want to do ICU, a bonus one here. Recognizing people, doing cool things.

It's ICU. I don't know if you saw Shaq on Jimmy Kim Wally the other night. Do you guys see this tipping story? No. Okay, so Shakel O'Neill goes on, and he said he loves to tip. Like, it's fun for him to tip. He's also very rich. Yeah.

And so his thing is, he asks the waiters or waiters how much they'd like to be tips. Oh, really? Yeah, he's like, how much do you think you deserve? I've got a tip. What? And so someone asked him, Like, hey, how about I get $4,000? Joking, he gave him $4,000.

That's amazing. What? Because I need to cover a couple months of rent. So he gave her $4,000, that was a tip. So if Shaq comes into your restaurant, ask for a big tip, because he's like pretty much said it out there. Like, just tell me and I'll tip you that. Don't say 20%?

Yeah, but I... Say, $4,000. I mean, I'm going over... I'm going over $4,000. Now, if Shaq says, like, asked me for whatever, I thought that was a cool story, though. His net worth, $350 million. Wow. And athletes make a lot of money

But a lot of them get out Regardless of what league And they lose a lot of it Because they spend so much And they're not making as much As they were spending And they lose a lot of it What is his endorsements or what?

Shack is like doing TV He's still working Yeah he does it Icy hot He's on TNT Yeah Wow I see you Shack

I see you The Bobby Bones Bobby Bones Show All right we're going to play a little Family Feud Ready? Oh

Welcome to The Bobby View, everybody. Yeah. Let's meet our families. To my love, the Amy family. Okay. Happy to be here. Yeah, to my right, the Lodgebox family.

And over sitting behind me, the Eddie family. All right. I don't know how we're going to get to three people. Oh. But, just write your answer down. Okay. There are five answers on the board. Oh, we don't yell at?

Yeah, you can buzz it if you want. Yeah, I like that. Say your name with a buzz, all right? Name something people do to their home when company is coming over. Lunchbox. Vacuum. Vacuum. Woo!

Show me vacuum. Oh. What? I'm sorry. Can you finish the whole thing? Yes, sir. Top things people do in their home when company is coming over. Amy.

Throw stuff in the closet. Throw stuff in the closet, she says. That was the yes. I'm sorry Eddie now you can steal the category and try to run it yourself. What do you have? I have clean up the house. Hit me. Hit me with that bell

Judge. That's so flawed. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Do the dishes. Boy, this segment's gone. Amy. Bake cookies. Eddie. Light a candle.

Okay. Okay. Okay. The top things that people do to their home when companies are coming over. Well, this one is south in a hurry. Number five, put out the expensive blugs and couch blankets when people are coming over. What? What are bags?

What rugs? Yeah, yeah. Roll out a whole new rug when people come over. Number four, buy expensive wine or booze that you would never buy. It's kind of out if companies coming over. Oh, okay. Number three, shampoo the carpet. What?

That's outrageous. That's crazy. Number two, top things people do to their home when companies coming over. Get a new big screen TV. What? What is this? Who are these people?

Number one thing is frame pictures that you want them to see. Okay, that's just dumb. All right. I thought you just meant like some friends are coming over. Not like the trying to impress your in-laws. Sorry, you all lose on the few. Thank you. We'll see you next time, everybody.

And as we say on the feud, this game sucks. The Bobby Ball Show. All right, I'm going to Vegas this weekend, and everybody gave me their cash for gambling. Yeah. Woo! Don't get in trouble because you gave me a lot of money.

We're good. We're good. And so I will do the roulette. I'm going to bet Red on Saturday evening at some point in Vegas, and we'll put it live on my Twitter. Mr. Bobby Bones. Follow me on Twitter, Mr. Bobby Bones. And so we'll do it.

And then we'll have to decide if we're gonna let it ride or not if we do win. I like it. I like it. We'll see. We'll see. But that'll be there.

Okay? Wait, let it ride means it means put it on again. If we win, we double it up. But we have to vote. Anyway, that's happening. How long do we ride for?

We'll see about that. I haven't gambled in so long as I'm nervous. Okay, so that's happening this weekend. Bakers felt I'll see you tonight. Doing two shows. Can't wait to see you guys. Vegas. Monday morning,

I'll be doing the show from Vegas, and then I'm gonna fly right back. My birthday is just a lot of stuff happening. Thank you for all your birthday gifts, Amy. You're welcome. You're welcome. Amy, your voice is so deep. Yeah, mine's coming.

Yeah. I just waiting until you get back. You don't have to give me anything. Oh, I got you something. Cool. We're gonna go. Is there anything I'm missing? Because I can go hop on a flight.

Happy birthday. Wait. Happy birthday. You have the money? It's in an envelope. All right. Yeah. All right.

We're going to go. It's not my birthday. Birthday Sunday. Yeah. tomorrow's April Fool's no pregnancy April Fool's no pregnancy April Fool's Joe Oh remind people about your fist

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Do it back Boom And then we'll make a video montage So watch the ACMs for that Not for the great music Or the great host Or just for the one second of fist Eddie will Eddie make the video montage

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