The Bobby Bones Show - How Well Do Bobby & Amy Actually Know Each Other? + Walker Hayes Stops By With His Wife Laney For Her Radio Debut

Episode Date: June 7, 2019

Bobby and Amy put their friendship to the test by seeing how much they truly know about each other. Walker Hayes stops by with his wife Laney to talk about his new song "Don't Let Her" that was completely inspired by their relationship. Also, the Girl Group weighs in on husbands checking out other women. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bobby Bones, post-show, pre-show. We just finished the show. It's fun. Walker Hayes was just in, and his wife, Laney, was here. And I guess we, sometimes, I'm going to say, spoiled, but we just, this is just normal to us. We just come up and talk on microphones, and this is our life.

It's fun because we even know Lainey personally. She's like, I've never been on the radio. This is crazy. But I like bringing in these people that are close to the people. And maybe my new favorite thing, like my new thing. Because John Pardy's dad came in. It didn't say a lot, but it was fun having him here. Because you also see how, like, protective or caring or funny the artists are with their close ones.

So Walker had his wife. John Pardy had his dad. Lauren Elena came in and brought her new boyfriend. I know. It could be like a new thing. Like if the artist has to come in, be like, well, who are you going to bring you? Yeah, it's like. Who you got?

That's cool. Oh, man. I'm tired, though, man, late night last night. I don't think Eddie's mic is on. And there's a reason. He didn't do very good today, so he's now being punished. There it is. You're welcome.

My idea pitched a will at Uber to me yesterday after the show. Hey, Mike D. Hop up here for a second. Do the pitch. What did you want to wheel at Uber? Okay, my idea was to send Eddie or lunchbox to a porta potty and then see if a roll of toilet paper could make it to him and say that he ran out of toilet paper. Like, they're in the toilet paper.

Oh, nice. That's funny. Right. Funny. I'm not doing, I'm not doing my Uber anymore. That's where my rating is down. Can't you just create a new Uber account that's for this? I'm not, though.

No. But somebody else wants to use their Uber account, fine. But mine's going down. Funny idea. And a lot of people go, what does Mike Dee do? That's what he does. He's sitting. We think of ideas.

We have a game show we're going to be doing with Ray. Ray, do you know about your game show? No, I don't. Okay, well, don't worry. What's it called? Soon enough you will. We're not talking about it yet. Oh, but you sort of are.

No, but we have an idea for a game show. What the problem is we have to use my money. Listen, we have this big company going. No budget, no game show money, but. Use Bobby's money. Yeah, right. That's it. I use my money for a contest.

This other game show idea we're working on with Raymondo is using my money. But it's on the radio? And why does it cost money? Because people can win money. Oh, got to. Oh, okay. Yeah. Wow. He goes out with Cash and hosts the game show out with people. Oh. Kind of. But that's it. Well, that's all we're saying for now. It's still in the development stages. But people are like, what does Mike do you do? Mike, let's talk about what you do, my ID.

You, almost every game, you're, that's you. Yeah. Almost, if not every game. Pretty much. Yeah. Yeah. Mighty is like, here's this game. Here's that game. So he writes all the games. He used to write the countdown, but now he gets so busy doing everything else. And now he just, you know, You just kind of oversee it after Hillary does the countdown. Now I put the songs in because those are defined by the chart. The female show. Doesn't help put the women in the higher country? Him and I do that. He writes it and I picked songs for the female show and Amy hosts it, which was always kind of weird for me to host it.

Now I put it in my contract that I could do an all-woman show nationally. And then it was like, Hey, everybody, it's your all-woman show with your masculine voice, Bobby. And I was like, that is stupid. There's no need for me to host this. So Amy hosts it. Mike D and I do a bunch of new like find new stories and stuff together

What else am I? It did the podcast network You oversee that. Bobby cast, all that. So anything else Mike D that you do that you want to mention? I think that's everything. That's everything.

He travels with you and produces the show on the road. He is... That's a big deal. The Bobby predictor. He tries and he does pretty good. Like he tries to predict what I'm thinking and where I'm going to go. And so he sits and he'll be like,

I be like, you know what we need for this? We need who got the hooch that song. like button forward white and I'm like how did you know that I haven't thought of that song in 11 years ago just predicting man that's my biggest pleasure is when I can figure out something and you're like I need this it's already there yeah because that's the thing and he's been the close and it's a pretty good little track record it's I'm so odd that it's tough but yeah I'll be like I need I even thought about who got the hooch remember that song no I don't even know what you're talking about who got the hooch baby who got the only sweetest thing in the world you know

song Morgan number two? Who sings it? Everything. The band Everything? Yeah. I've never heard. I've honestly said I've never heard that song. No, if I've heard it, you've heard it.

Here we go. You'll see it when it comes up with the hook in second. Logging it gets long and the road is grinding alone and the body's walking down again. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So far nothing? Nope. Nope. Who got the only sweetest thing in the world

Who got the love Who got the fresh and fresh Who got the only sweetest thing in the world Guys, this is a jam Yeah Let's get real, let's get heavy To the water hits the levy Let's get loose, loose

Who got the hooch B'am Morgan, I'm sure you heard that? No, I haven't heard this song ever. What year is this? I bet you at lunchbox I don't know this song too. I've heard it. But what year?

If I don't have it up on the screen. Mike D, you don't already have it predicted? It's got the 311 sugar race sounds. I would say like 99 if I'm picking. That would be the time. But I don't know. He's going to pull it up. The thing I don't know is years ever on anything.

Really? Oh, 1998. Yeah? I always figure years out with like song releases. No, song releases. I don't know anything based on years. Who got the homeless, sweetest thing in the world. Who got the love?

Oh, are you? Oh, they're still together. The band. Are there? Yeah, years active, 1989 to present. Let's get real, let's get heavy, till the water breaks the levy. Loose, loose, who got the hoot. And here we go, sax solo.

Maybe that's a clarinet. About the sex. Maybe it's a Clara sex. Oh. Oh, so it was in The Waterboy, the song. Oh, it was? Yeah. Whose ball for the devil?

Jam, though, huh? Break it down. There you go. Baby. Who got the only sweetest thing in the world? Who got the love? Who got the fresh and fresh. Who got the only sweet.

this thing in the world We got the mooch Yeah I just played the whole song We sang along with this Legal. And talked over it Yeah, talked over it

That's legal rules Yeah, it's jam though, huh? Yeah, that is good Yeah, I don't know why I thought about that But usually I would go Like tonic If you could only see

If I'm randomly If you can only see The way She loves me You know that one more again If you could only see The way She loves me

Maybe you'll understand I don't think so What's this way? What's wrong with you? Man, we were doing the TV station where Bobby and I met each other at. We were doing a South by Southwest, which is a music festival in Texas.

And that guy, this guy walks in while we're recording a bunch of stuff. He goes, hey, I got my guitar. Do you guys just take walk-ons? And I'm like, walk-ons. Like, this is a TV station. You can't just walk on. And they're like, I was like, you know what?

We do have 30-minute break. Why don't you go on stage and play a song or two? And he starts singing this song. And we're like, that sounds really good. Yeah, it was him. It was the singer of this band. Anything? I have no idea.

I've never heard of this song. Why I feel this way about our love and what I must do. Wait for it. If you can only see her eyes can't. me when she says When she says She loves me Bana-na-da-down

Yeah, man No, Morgan number two? Who is this? Tonic. Amy's like saved. She's like still active. When you got your reasons. Yes.

It's good. When you got your life. Stop, I guess. And you got your manipulation. I got you don't. Just size. Yes. They cut me down to size.

1997. How old are you, Morgan, number two? Four. That's four years old. Yeah. But who's what it said? Well, they did a kid's-bop version of that in that year, too. All right, we're done.

We got to go. I got to go back to work. Guys, they're not together anymore. They are. Listen, they were together in 1993 to 2004, took a break. In 2008, got back together to present. I think that took a break part is when he walked up with that guitar. I like, can I do a song?

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dot edu slash military. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let me know. Transmitting across America. This is the Bobby Bones. Good morning and welcome to a very special Friday show. Special because I'm just in a special mood.

I haven't been getting a lot of sleep because it's just work. But I'm in a good mood about it. But when I, and I don't sleep, and you know this, Amy. I come in and it's the greatest show we've ever done. Or it's a real turd. Yeah. 50-50. I'm feeling pretty good.

Okay. I'm feeling pretty good. Good. So, now Monday may be different because last night, tonight, Saturday, Sunday night, I'm out to like 1 a.m. You know, doing CMA Fest for ABC. So Monday may be kind of a disaster. But today, feeling special. Feel good about it.

Good. Everybody's here. Come, Studio. Morning. All right. Over on the phone is Whitley in Arkansas. Hi, Whitley. Hi, Bobby.

Good morning. Welcome to the show. I just wanted to call and tell you guys that all of you guys are amazing. You make me smile every morning. Thank you very much. Now, what time do you wake up? Well, not. That's right.

Nobody wakes up as early as we do. That's right. That's all I wanted to do to say. What do you do for a living? Actually, I'm in school still Oh, is that right? So what are you studying? I'm not in college. I'm in high school. Oh, holy crap. Okay. And so

do you like Power Rangers? Like, what do you? I don't know what to ask. I'm confused. What is a high school kid? What are you into? I don't know. Just hanging out with friends. What do you watch on TV? I don't really watch TV. All right, you're giving me, Whitley, I like you. You giving me nothing to work with you. You guys with them all. Okay.

Do people go to the mall anymore? Do you go to the mall? Whitley, do you go to the mall or order from Amazon more? I probably order from Amazon more, but I do love to go to the mall with my friends. Okay. Let's follow this. And what store is your favorite store, Whitley? Probably Forever 21.

Okay. Me too. Yeah, same. Let's see. Amy, anything else you'd like to ask? We got a high school kid here. Are you allowed to watch Friends? I've never really asked

But could you Probably if I watch with my parents My parents have always wanted to watch friends With your parents How old are you? I am 13 Wow she's not even in high school Yes she is

No I attend to high school So it's my natural thing to say So where do you love in Arkansas Fayetteville Okay so Northwest Arkansas well This is like Bobby when he was a kid

He used to call in radio stations I did even younger I'd be like This is what I'd do Willie I would call in I'd be like Hey Kyle Quest song

And they'd say like what Speak like a human I'd say Sorry can I request a song And they were like sure I mean no on air And they were like Okay

And so they'd say What song do you want to request? It didn't matter I was like Tell me what song I'd request And so The DJ would get his Get his deal up

And he'd say okay Well We're gonna let you do A song from John Mellencamp You're gonna do Pink Houses and I'll be like, all right. And so I'd be like,

Hey, everybody, this is Bobby the Barbarian here on KLAZ. And right now, I want to shout out to my friend Jimmy and Frankie. Oh, man, talk to over the lyrics. KLAC. Yeah. That's what I do.

When I was your age, well, listen, Whitley, I appreciate you calling and tell all your friends about us at school, okay? Okay. All right, see you later. Bye, Bobby, thank you. Bye. That was fun.

and I didn't go quite the direction. I thought it would. Here's the Bobby Bones show podcast, highlight segment of the day. I get a lot of emails here. A lot of them asking for advice. Bobby's Mailbag. Most of them I'll just give the advice, but it's not for me. It's for the girl group today, so I brought them in.

Hey, Bobby, had a question. Thought you could pass along to the girl group. My husband and I were shopping at Target, and I caught him checking out another woman. It made me mad. And even though I trust him, it still bothers me to see him react this way, especially I'm right there with him. Am I overreacting?

Would you get mad if your husband, boyfriend, checked out another girl? Then she signs it. I won't say her name. But that's the mailbag right there. And so, there we go. And that was Bobby's mailbag. But instead of me give advice,

let me walk in now all our girls. Here's the girl group, everyone. Let me introduce them to you. First of all, hello, Amy. Hello. I'm Amy. I've been married 12. and a half years. I've got two kids. And I'm currently drinking a glowing green smoothie for breakfast,

which has been one of my favorite things for like years and years and years. If you haven't tried it, Google it, it's so good. In the match game, if they said, what does Amy drink every day? I always said, growing, glean smoothie. Glowing green smoothie. Over to Morgan number two. Our head of digital. There she is. Hi, Morgan, number two. I am 25 years old. I'm single, and I'm currently, you know, on the prow, kind of like a for my new boo in my life. New boo. Is that a prow?

That's like a purr. Oh. I guess I'm mostly purr. I'm on the purr. And then finally, she does a little bit of everything. She does like production work and she like gives us documents and what else do you do, Hillary? I write a lot of things. She writes a lot of things, even the countdown.

Yes. There she is. There she is. All right. So Amy, you heard this scenario. Guys checking out another girl. What's your advice? Um, no, it's not cool. I wouldn't like it either. So I feel like it's something she should have a talk with him about and he should be able to control his eyes. Like, if he's obviously blatantly checking someone out in front of you, he does not have control. Like, that just seems like awkward, right? Yeah. Thank you, Amy.

I feel she should have a talk with him about it. And then maybe... What would you say, though? I would be like, are you... I'm having your heard. Go ahead. Well, now that I've been married a long time, I think in the beginning I would have been like mortified. But then the next, but then... now that I'm married, wow, I would have been like, are you checking out that girl in front of me? Are you check out girls? What do you do if I'm not around? Are you checking out girls?

Is this like a thing? Do we need to talk about it? What do you like about this girl? And then if I were, I don't know. I don't know. It's okay. Have that open communication and talk to him about it. That's not open communication.

That's A to B communication, but that's not open communication. Oh, sorry, sorry. Have communication about it. So that way maybe you think he was checking her out, but maybe he's like, She had a bug on her. Yeah, I'm looking at the Dura cell, honey. On the what?

The Dura cell right there on the little, when you walk to and check out. You got all the batteries over there? Oh, the Dura cell. I thought that was part of a body, and I'm like, what's the Dura cell? We're so cool. Morgan number two.

I would say if this is like a issue that he does all the time, then like, yeah, definitely talk to him. If it was a one-off and it was an attractive girl, like, let's be honest. Everybody looks at people. If they're not doing anything wrong, if they're not touching them, they're not interacting with them, then you really don't have a leg to stand on.

There we go, yeah! We like that one, no voice. Yeah, but what? Was he undressing her with his eyes? Or was he doubling up her clothes? You don't know. Maybe he was adding clothes on his mind. Like, she looks a little chilly. I'd put a coat on her.

And he's like imagining... She needs to put on more clothes, yeah. So Amy says, no way. Got it, yeah. Grounds for divorce. Morgan number two says... I didn't say that. It's fine.

It's human. Utility Hillary? I'm going to agree with Amy. I think it's okay to be bothered and kind of upset about it. I wouldn't want my husband checking out another girl, especially if I'm standing right there. So I'm with Amy. I would definitely have to say something. Do you want us to just act like it doesn't exist?

Like somebody that's super attractive? Whatever the situation is. Preach. Do you want us to ask? Eddie, what do you do in front of your wife? There are ways to do it. This guy did it all wrong. You stand behind her.

You walk behind your wife. Your wife will never see you taking it. You sound so creepy right now. No, because it is natural to look at a number. And you would look at a really good looking guy too. You would. But if it's natural and it's okay, then why do you have to hide it from your wife? Because we don't want to deal with all this.

I don't want to be part of a mailbag. So is she listening right now, though? And now she's going to know your technique. She can be like, you have to walk side by side or in front of me. Listen. That's funny. I agree that if you know it bothers her, you just do it in a different way. But it is natural human.

If it's food, if it's a guy, eye that you think's hot. If we see something that appealing to us visually, if it's a big old wedding cake, it's like lots of frosting, we're like, oh, my God, be so good to eat. If it's a hot dude, you're going to look at him. You're just not going to let us know. Okay. You're like, why are you wearing sunglasses in the gas station? Well, you just put them on right now. No, I, listen, okay, as a guy, we're all looking. I got news for you. We're all looking. We're all looking. You don't look.

And you know what, Amy? You know what? You're looking to. Do you look? You don't look. At what? I don't picture you like staring at girls. There's a difference in just looking and being like, wow, she's hot.

And like walking up and like taking pictures of them secretly. Ray. Okay. Okay. Ray would do that. Raymond would do that. Okay, okay, okay. But communicating about it is fine.

To talk about it's fine, right? Or would you break up with it? If you're going out with the girl and she said to me. Confront me. 10 years. Oh, hey. Okay. This is exactly the way to handle it if you're a dude.

Go ahead. Oh, when we were at Target, were you looking at that girl? Nope. Why do you look like you're about to pee your pants? I wasn't. I don't know. Sometimes when I think, you know, I just look straight ahead when I think like I'm in thought process. Oh, what were you thinking about?

You, because you've been so pretty lately. But I would just, you can't prove it. So you just go, no, I wasn't. Nope, sure wasn't. Like, I wouldn't. It's so sweet that you've been thinking about me. Yeah. Yeah.

Anyway, there you go. Hey, ladies, the ladies say no, but as a guy who's almost a lady, someone call me a lady guy, that it does happen. And you guys do it too. It's just don't do it at a disrespectful level where it looks like it's just super, you just intensely staring. Yeah, dude like, yeah, do you stand behind. That's just a tip. And he's like, crawl under the. All right.

Thank you. Hey, Girl, Group. Thank you very much. There they are. The Girl Group. They gave some wonderful advice right there. 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.

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dot EDU slash military. The Bobby Bones Show. Big three stories. Ramundo, what you got? In sports in the Stanley Cup final, St. Louis beat Boston. St. Louis now leads to the series, three games to two. Some really sad news in the country world. Granger Smith said his three-year-old son died after drowning in the family

swimming pool, thoughts and prayers with Granger and his family. And finally, Instagram is going to start showing ads from influencers in your feed in the coming weeks, even if you don't follow them. She's the head of our digital. She's also 25 years old. And so we always want to know what 25-year-olds care about. Over to Morgan number two. Hi, Morgan, number two. Hi.

All right, what's on your mind? Well, so I found a study that says 48% of married couples were living together before marriage. and that's compared to like 35% back with the baby boomers. So millennials want to move in together before getting married. So how do we feel about that? I wasn't. How do we feel about moving? First of all, what's the situation?

Did anyone live together before they were married? Amy, you and your husband? No. Okay. Eddie, you and your wife? Nope. My wife and I had two apartments next to each other, but we did not live together. Lunchbox?

Nope. Until you got married? Until we got married. We lived in separate states. Oh, wow. Yeah, man. Okay. Yeah.

Kept it real. I will for sure live with the person before I get married It's not even a question Like I gotta take We gotta test drive each other She needs to test drive me more than I'll need to test drive Of her

Whomever that is, I'm single I'm single as a Pringle right now But Never heard that one I first She needs to live with me and see how nutty I am So I will for sure Live with them before I get married

Morgan number two back over to you I'm curious Will you live with your Whomever it is before you get married Oh yeah definitely I mean my last relationship relationship we attempted it. It didn't go well. That's right. You did live together. But I

still want that to happen before I get married to somebody. I just want to know what they're about. I think you get to know somebody really closely when you live with them and there may be things you can't live with. Huh. Like what are deal breakers for you guys? Like what? Do they pee in the floor? Yeah, that's a deal breaker. It's just stuff like that. It's a big deal. I think I don't have to live with them for years and years. Also, if it were a financial

situation, I'll be like, for sure. Go ahead and get together. Like if you're If you're both struggling to buy it for two places, ugh, no problem. I'll live with someone. I've never lived with anybody, though. Isn't that weird? It's weird. Because a lot of my friends have at least lived with girlfriends or at some point.

Amy, you never live with a boyfriend, huh? Huh? Are you shocked by this? What? You know that? I'm not shocked. I'm asking if even for a bit of time you ever lived with a boyfriend. Oh, no. I never lived with a boyfriend.

And Eddie never lived with a girlfriend? Nope. Lunchbox never lived with a girl? No. Absolutely not. I mean, I haven't either, but I would. and I will. We're also like way older.

We got married when, I mean, Bobby, I feel like at 38 or 39 or almost 40, like, okay, some of that sort of like makes sense. But back when we got married, 25, no. What are you going to say lunch, but as you're older in dating, I feel like the chick spends the night at your place pretty much every night. So you're pretty much living together, but they still got their own place they can go shower at. I think that happens at any point in your 20s or 30s. You pretty much stay always in my place, though. Oh, always. Always the guy's place.

Why? Never. That's not work. I have a dog. And? I don't even have a dog anymore, but that was always my excuse. You love it anymore. All right, and that's what 25-year-olds care about, and Morgan number two, you will live with your next boyfriend again. Yep, for sure.

There you have. Hey, what your 25-year-olds care about. I always wonder what they care about. And I never have the courage just ask a random one. So I'm glad we have Morgan number two here. The Bobby Bone Show. Our audio producer, Raimundo, is in a live. long-term relationship. How long, Ramunda?

Five years. And I know we've been joking about you getting engaged soon, but do you know your girlfriend offhanded up talking about with Amy? No. I don't know. What did she say to you? Basically, at this point, she'll take a ring pop. Oh, okay. I guess I'll go to the candy store. She was probably just kidding around. Yeah, but there's truth in a lot of kids. Yeah, I know. She is saying, she wants me to speed it up. She's not going to accept a ring pop. She wants an actual ring. We've already gone over this type of stuff.

But what are you waiting for? Because if we can just talk about a lot of the life experiences you guys have been together through. I know. We've been through a lot of life experiences. First of all, you just get together. You're homeless when you meet her. Literally, you were living at the radio station. I was in between places, but yes. No, no. You still get mail heater. Yeah. How long

were you living here? A couple months. You were living at the radio station, sleeping under a table. My lease ended with lunchbox. It was so fast and so quick. I didn't have time to do anything else. Okay, so yes, you did. you live here she takes you in

you're moving with her yeah she gets cancer and you guys fight that yeah you were with that how long a year

then your place gets shot up yeah you live through that I mean you love her through the living room right there yeah of course I love her

I wouldn't be with her if I didn't love her you've been through the great times you've been through some tough times correct why have you now proposed because I want to make it very special

so I mean I'm talking to maybe some fireworks are involved stuff that takes planning. What I'm saying is it's not just going to be, I'm at the grocery store and she turns around and I'm thinking like I'm picking up a can of soup and I'm proposing. No, this is going to be really, really special. I'm talking maybe one of the most romantic proposals a person's ever heard of in their lifetime.

Oh, wow. Yes. Okay, this just got amazing. We can wait for that. I'm drawing some stuff up. I'm talking to friends that have this, in this industry. People that can help me out with some discounts. And the ring, the purchasing of the ring.

That's also a process. But yeah, it's not like I'm waiting. dragging my feet. It's just a wedding takes a year to plan in and of itself and engagement probably a year as well. I don't think that's the case. Not the case. But you're telling us, do you think 2019

is the year of that you get engaged? Very much so. Is that a yes? Yes. Yeah. This month? No. Oh! Hmm. He is going on that trip. To Hawaii for vacation? That'd be a little cliche to do it in Hawaii. I mean, come on.

Would it? Oh, we went to Hawaii and you proposed. Wait, why was that? Well, I think it'd be awesome. I don't think anyone ever says want-want-want after you tell them how you propose anyway. No. Except for whoever you know that been down at the grocery store to get a can of soup and propose. Well, that's one.

And also, lunchbox, remember, you proposed to your wife. Oh, yeah, that's a little. Yeah, we were on the phone talking about my brother's upcoming wedding and she goes, I think we should get married. And I was like, are you serious? And she said, yeah. And I said, okay, so that's how we got engaged. And you guys make fun of me.

So Ray is right. You do turn your nose up when you talk about engagements. All right. You're telling us. Yeah. And we're going to Hawaii with another couple. I just, I don't want to take attention away from it.

Everybody put a lot of money into this trip and everything. They're probably happy for you. Of course, of course. But they're also along the same. Their relationship has been together for years as well. And then I propose, he doesn't propose and he looks like the jerk. So there's kind of been a mutual. I just don't think that's a thing.

That is a thing. There's been in agreement with me and my friend that proposals aren't going to go down. It's a friend's trip. It's not an engagement trip. We do it under a waterfall and get married. We're not doing that. Oh, you guys have made, hey, bud, we're not going to propose. Yes, because the girls have thrown...

Spit in your hand and you shake. The girls have thrown it around because we're both going to be in Hawaii, and we're both in very serious relationships. What if we did a double proposal? And we're like, okay, that's not going to happen. Guy handshake, not doing it. But we're waiting for you. We're rooting for you.

Thank you. We care about you. We care about both that beat. But just so you know, we're halfway through 2019. Yeah. Yeah. There's no pressure, Ray. We just care.

Yeah. And she made the comment to Amy. She would just take a ring pop at this point. So that means she wants it to happen fast. That's what I take from that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, she doesn't care as long as it happens. Yeah.

For those that kind of wonder what Ray's about, because Ray's been on the air a bunch recently, like I would imagine, like a shorter Joey from Friends. You like sandwiches? Yeah. I love that description. You're like a shorter Joey. A lot of things about you's like Joey, too.

Around the room, quickly, relationship updates. And everyone, how it's going? Amy. Still married. Relationship updates. Like, how long? I've been married 12 years, 12 and a half now. June makes it 12 and a half.

So 12 and a half years ago in June, I started dating. We started, I don't know. That would be marriage. Whatever. We were together a long time. It doesn't matter anymore. But it was June in the summertime that we started to date way back then. How long?

12 and a half years. Yeah. And two kids, never been better. Yeah. Bobby relationship update. Oh, no. Tick, Tick, Tick, Tuck. What do you want for me?

I'm now just single and killing it. I'm not worried about it. I got to go on a vacation soon. And I guess I'm just going to go by myself. You've done that before, though. I know, but it's like every year I'm like, next year is going to be the time. I'm not going to be it myself. And here we are.

I know. Here I go again. I know. Lunchbox. Ooh, I've been married for four years, and we got one child together, and I mean, we are just rocking and rolling and, you know, doing our thing. The thing you are doing. Yeah, I mean, like a great married couple does after four years.

Eddie? Married 13 years. It's going to be 14 years in September. We have two kids fostering two other kids, so we're a family of six right now. Killing it and doing the thing. Killing it and doing the thing. Morgan number two, head of digital? Oh, I'm single as a Pringle.

I'm loving my best life. What about that dude? You've been dating, though? Nah. Did it happen? Oh, wow. That's over now? That's fast?

Kind of. Wow, you want to go on vacation with me? Yeah, let's go. That's it. That's it. I mean, yeah, new couple alert maybe after that vacation, though. You've been saying that for about a year. I know, but it's just convenient how this thing breaks off.

with this other dude right when it's time for you two to go on vacation together so you guys can make it official. Yeah. It's fate, man. Or perfect timing where there was no other guy for real. Oh. I didn't think about that. All right.

Mike D. You got a girlfriend. How long have you been together? Is our writer? Yeah, been together one year. One year. Look at that guy. That's awesome.

Look at this guy. First ever girlfriend. All right, well, there's our update. Raymond, no good luck with your proposal. Thank you. All right. There you go. Baby.

I'm sorry. I'm very sorry. Please, we can't. All the wrong happen. What do he do? Nothing. What did he do? What do he do?

Oh, you don't want to know. He got a soup can and propose. Oh, no, no. Not that. Yeah, yeah. 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.

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dot E.D.U. slash military. Bobby Boncham. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan number two's 30 second skinny. Luke Culms, the prequel EP is out today. Here's his song off the new album. Beer never broke my heart.

And you know, the first time I heard this, I thought, I'm not going to like a song about beer. And breaking up. It's a such a good song. That's a good song. This guy is just killing. Long day. I's cold.

I never broke my. My dreams are tornness. And long. And sandwiched me. Yeah. That's a good one. What else, Morgan number two? And then also out today, Jennifer Nettles, I Can Do Hard Things, EP.

And here's that title song. Not singing that one's passionately. It's just a little tougher to sing, you know? I would. I would. What else, Morgan, number two? And then you've got movies coming out this weekend. The Secret Life of Pets, 2 with 57% on Rotten Tomatoes. And then Late Night with 80% on Rotten Tomatoes.

And Dark Phoenix with 23% on Rotten Tomatoes. The late night is interesting to me. It's about a woman who gets a talk show and then it's female writers. Like Mindy Kaling? Yeah, that looks like it's pretty good. Oh, it's Dark Phoenix? What's that? Is that about all the Phoenix loses light? It's apparently about X-Men.

Arizona, 2019. What is it? It's like X-Men. facing their enemy, and it's like a rescue mission in space. X-Men. Got it. All right, there you go. I'm Morgan number two.

That's your skinny. Tell me something good. The historical edition. Lunchbox? The year was 2015, and it was Girl Scout season. Get your tag-alongs. Get your docee does. And a man walks up.

He has a hat, sunglasses on. He goes, I'll take four boxes. No one notices who he is. And then people are like, wait a minute. Is that Tom Hanks? Hey, Tom Hanks, can I get a picture with you? Can I get a picture with you? He said, the only way you get a picture with me is if you buy a box of Girl Scout cookies from these girls.

Wow. So he helped the girls sell out of Girl Scout cookies because no picture, unless you get cookies. I don't know. Yeah. That's a good one. That's Tell Me Something Good, historical edition. Wow. That's what it's all about right there.

It's good. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobid Bones show. Bonehead. This story comes to us from New Hampshire. A 36-year-old woman was going to the grocery store, gets out of the car, and, oh, no, locks the keys in the car. How am I going to get them out? She calls 911 and says, I lock my keys in my car.

And there's a child inside. So they were there within minutes? The only problem is there was no child. She just wanted to get her keys out of the car. Oh, you can't do that. I mean, you can. But you shouldn't. Because you can.

And she got her keys out. She got her keys out, and she got a ticket for her. False use of 911. Yeah, that'll get you. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Here's how this game works. I'll give you the isolated vocals, meaning you go into the studio, you just sing the track.

There's no music behind it. This is an isolated vocal. I can still shut down the party. I can hang with anybody. Oh, you have to just tell me what song that is. Okay. That would be. be tequila.

Tequila. When I taste tequila. How good he sounds. Isolated. Yeah, Shay sounds like... I can still shut down the party. Write your answer down. Here we go.

Number one, isolated vocal. It's very short. Name the song. Never made it as a wise man. I couldn't cut it as a poor man stealing. All right. There's no music there. I'll play one more time.

Name the song. Never made it as a wise man. wise man I couldn't cut it as a poor man stealing he sounds pretty good too No he sounds good And he sounds good Okay we'll get five seconds for you guys over there

We go Amy He's trying hard Oh gosh Oh my gosh I'm in for the win I'm in Amy

Remind me? Shoot. Lunchbox. Glissorine. That's a good guess. That's a solid guess. Eddie. This is how you remind me?

What is it? It's how you remind me. But he does sound good. Who is it? Chad Kroger. One of the coolest guys of music. Nickelback. Oh, that's nickel back.

Okay. Oh, yeah, yeah, nickel back. Okay. Ready for song number two? Isolated vocals. No music behind it. Name the song. I don't know if you were looking at me or not.

You probably smile like that all the time. I don't mean to bother you, but I couldn't just walk by. Oh, my gosh. This is harder than you think. I'm going to play that one more time. I don't know if you were looking at me or not. You probably smile like that all the time. I don't mean to bother you, but I couldn't just walk by.

Stop that. Think about that. Ammy's in? Much like you yelled at me for no reason. Yeah, because you turn on this music. The timer music? What's that, a minute? Ten.

I'm in for the win. All right, five seconds, Eddie? Man, I'm sticking to the original. What's wrong? All right, everybody's in. Amy, what song is this right here? I don't know if you were looking at me or not. You probably smile like that all the time.

I don't mean to bother you, but I couldn't just walk by. Amy? And not say hi. It's take your time. Wow. Hunt, take your time. Lunchbox. That's my boy Sam Hunt

House party. Eddie, look at this song. I put breakup in a small town, but that's the Nissan ultimate stick on the back. That's lilac. Lillac. Yeah, it's a wrong song.

I don't want to steal your freedom. I don't want to change your mind. I don't have to make you love me. I just want to take your time. Damn. I don't want to let your... We're going to get a little harder here. You ready?

Yeah. Name this song. I can almost see it. That dream I'm dreaming, but there's a voice inside my head saying you'll never reach it. I'm in for the wind. What? Yeah. Let's try not to yell over the words here.

Everybody's listening to the words here. Isolative vocals. I can almost see it. That dream I'm dreaming, but there's a voice. Inside my head saying you'll never reach it. I guess I'm in. I'm in. I guess I'm in too.

Well, Lunchbox knows it for sure. Lunchbox, what is it? Yeah, it's Miley Cyrus to Climb. Oh, of course. His favorite song, guys, duh. Yeah, he listens to it all the time. Amy? That's what I have, the climb.

Eddie? Guys, I have colors of the wind. Oh, no. I thought that was Pocahontas. No. All right, we have two more. What's the score, by the way, Mike Dee? Mike D does have a board he keeps score on.

The score is now, Amy 2, Lunchbox 1, Eddie with a big zero. This is weird. Wow. Here we go. We have two more. Name this song by the isolated vocals. We were both young when I first saw you. I close my eyes and the flashback starts.

I'm standing there. Oh my gosh. I know this song. I give you one more. We were both young when I first saw you. I close my eyes and the flashback. starts I'm standing there. All right.

There you have it. This is so easy, y'all. Oh, in your face, you guys. Yeah, it is. All right, five seconds. I'm in for the way. I'm in. Lunchbox.

That's Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw. Oh, no. What? Eddie. I have love story. Eddie. Love story. Amy?

That's it. Taylor Swift, Love story. There is. Can't catch Amy. though. Yeah, yeah, this one's worth five. All right, last one. Here we go. We'll go old. Okay? For all that side. No, it's not that one. This one.

Here come old flat top. He come grooving up slowly. He got two, two eyeball. He won. Holy Roller. I'm in. Amy, does this sound familiar? Yeah. Yeah.

Is that familiar to you? Oh, yeah, guys. That's easy. Oh, I got it. Flattop. He come. Oh. Moving up slowly, he got ju-ju-joo eyeball. He won.

Holy roller. I'm in for the win. Simple. Listen that slap reverb. I read lunchbox. Come together. Right now. What's the name of this song?

Oh, for me. Come together. Come together. Amy? Come together. There you go. Eddie? I too.

I've come together. All right. And who does that make our winner with a score of four. Our winner is Amy! Cheers! Amy, you get a bonus one? Okay. Only you get to play.

Here you go. Can you name this one? For all the times that you rain on my parade. And all the clubs you get in using my name. Go ahead. My mama don't like you and she likes everyone. Hold on. Justin Bieber.

You should go and love yourself. There you go. That's she does it again. That's how I worked through it. There you go. Nice for it, Cammy. You're the big winner. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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Bobby boom, come on. Jordan in Colorado. What's happening, Jordan? Hi, Bobby. How's it going? Hey, everyone. More studio. Morning.

Hey, are you in Denver? Hey, I am in Denver. Actually, I just bought tickets to you and Eddie's show. That's right. Eddie and I, The Raging Idiots, Comedy and Music Show, coming to Denver. That's like our second show of the whole tour. Like, we're nervous about that one. Why? Why are you nervous about it?

We've never played Denver. We've never played Denver. And two, if I dance, am I going to be able to breathe? That's right. Because it's very high. It's a mile high up there. You'll need to train before you go. And then it's just like, it's early in our show.

Like I got a bunch of jokes. I do a little stand-up portion of the show, stand-up comedy. Then I'm worried about people not laugh. Listen, it's going to be fun, Jordan, but I'm going to be honest. I'm a little nervous about Denver. Denver and Chicago, we're a little nervous now, so we hope people come out. But you're coming. Yeah, I'm coming.

I heard your whole segment about, like, you guys. I live in Denver, and we love you. So I would not worry about it. I think everyone's going to laugh at everything. And, yeah, maybe just do some jumping jacks and the altitude before you start your dance moves. Maybe I should fly out every week before and just practice. Yeah, just to get used to the area. Yeah, I mean, honestly, the altitude is a big, it's a big change.

It's a big change. You're going to be breathy, I feel like. A little breathy. I already, just talking to you, I am. Like, some of that's already come through, just the phones. Well, listen, what's up? Are you good? Is everything good?

Yeah, everything's great. I just wanted to call and tell you that. I started listening to you guys back in 2015 when I started my first job, and I listen every morning and just love you so much, honestly. So that's all I really wanted to say. I'm about to start reading your book also. That's very kind. Which book you're going to read?

The memoir, Bear Bones, about my life, or the motivational book, fail until you don't? fail until you don't. I've actually already read your memoir. Oh, yeah? What did you think about that? Be honest. No, I loved it.

I loved it. I just love getting to know more about you, honestly. When you read, do you get a breath? So interesting to me. You good? Like when you read books, you're like, huh, huh. No, that's mostly just if I'm, you know,

walking up and downstairs or something, yeah. Well, listen. Thank you for calling. Love to say hi to you. And hopefully we'll see you in Denver coming up. Yeah, I can't wait. Thanks so much, guys. Bye-bye.

In Denver and Chicago and El Paso. and we'll throw that in there. Ragingididgets.com. It's part comedy show, part musical, part concert. It's a lot of parts. Because we're really not to get a one thing, so we do a lot of things. Amy over to you with the pile.

Here's Amy's pile of stories. Fun fact Friday. Okay, now we're going to go until they're no longer fun. Oh, okay. Hey, baby, we do this every time. She acts like it's a surprise. Anytime I'm like, just hit us and we'll devote as a team.

Go ahead. Okay. So if Bill Gates spent $1 million, a day, it would take him about 218 years to go broke. Oh, wow. He'd spend a million dollars a day for 218 years.

Wow. A guy like that's got to figure out not to die, right? Like you have enough money where you can have some like cellular regeneration. Yeah. Cloning, whatever. I just don't think cloning though is the same. They do it to goats all the time. I know, but if you're, if I clone me, why don't I give a crap from he lives?

That's true. He just looks like you. He's not me. He's not you. Good point. I want me to be. But there is a thing, though, you ever heard that song by Jason Isbell? If We Were Vampires? No. It's maybe one of the greatest love songs ever because the whole thing is, if we were vampires, we live forever, so this love wouldn't matter as much because it's not as precious. Like if we were vampires, we just live all the time and you just spend time together, and it's like, who cares?

But since we only have a certain amount of time, we're not vampires, like, this love is super special. And eventually I'll be gone and you'll be gone. So we should, like, cherish the moment. Deep. That's some deep thinking. My mind never goes to. Yeah, it's fantastic. song. It's one of my favorite, like, well, I just love the song. I listen to a lot of that stuff when I'm lonely and just not lonely. All right, Amy, what else? There's only one of these in existence and I had no idea that they even had it, but there's an all you can eat. Popeye's Buffet in Lafayette, Louisiana. So if you're ever going through there, Popeyes, all you can eat buffet. Are we on Lafayette? I don't know, but if we are, I'm sorry that Amy mispronounced the town of your town. What did I say? Lafayette. And that's all, that's my accent.

Oh, come on. That's what we should say when we start saying things wrong. Yeah. Sorry, guys. I grew up in Texas right next to Louisiana. I played softball tournaments in Sladell. Sladell? No, it's Sladell.

Well, how do you say Louisiana? No, no, no, no. That's a trick because if you say, how do you say Louisiana, you always say Louisiana back. But for example, when you're not thinking about it. When I was in Mississippi, I don't only say Mississippi. Mississippi. Yeah, I was like, hey, we're in Mississippi.

It's just the Arkansas in me. So how do you say? But if I'm on television and I'm speaking with my, my, hey, you have to speak like normal folk. Oh, right, right, right. And not like the hillbilly you are. That's what they tell you. Yeah, they're like, hey, less hillbilly, more normal.

I think they say more Iowa because there's no accent on Iowa. Oh, okay. And so instead of being like, I don't say Louisiana anyway, but a lot of people do. My stepdad would have said that. It's like that song, Louisiana Saturday Night. Right. Yeah. What else amy?

September 9th is the most common birthday. in the United States, which is nine months after the holidays, so you know what that means? Tell me in graphic detail. All right, what else? It means Christmas time. It's a popular time. Telling someone that they are

free to refuse after making a request can double your chances of getting them to agree. Free to refuse. Yeah, like, I'm going to... Ask me something. Do it. I don't have an example prepared. Oh. I need to borrow a thousand dollars.

You're free to refuse. I refuse. That's easy. I was free to, too. And that bunked your theory. I know. But I don't think it's, that's what they're really, it's probably like, you know, I'm going to present this package to you now. You're free to refuse this trip to Hawaii, but I don't know.

I'm done with my fun. I know. I'm done with my fun facts. I think I'm out. You're free to stop doing those fun facts. Okay, I'll stop. All right. So Amazon is getting ready to use drone delivery.

In the next few months, they were at some, like, conference in Vegas, and they just announced that, yeah, it's happening. So Prime Air drone delivery is the next step in customer convenience, and drone deliveries will be same day. And then earlier this week, Amazon announced that one day free shipping is available now to more than, like, 100 million prime users. It's going to be fun and cool to get stuff quick. It's just I wonder what the skies are going to look like.

That's the weird thing. It'll be fine. but I'm more of a let's see what technology can give us and worried about technology you have to do both but I'm more of a 70 30 like who drones yeah um speaking of things in the air and what the skies will look like I saw in New York City they're launching like the uber copter thing so an uber copter yeah yeah like you can if you need to get somewhere but you don't want to deal with traffic you can Uber a helicopter and it'll pick you up and take you wherever we need to go and it's like $200 wow that's just a nice

another fun fact about the skies. That wasn't fun. That's expensive. All right. What else? Okay. Lastly, parents, a lot of parents, are still paying for a lot of things for millennials, and they're getting financial help. Like, until they graduate college, a majority of millennials are getting things paid for, like phone bill, car insurance, spending money, health insurance, groceries, car payments,

gas, all the things. Old Bobby was very resentful because the version of me a few years ago grew up very poor and had no help whatsoever. New Bobby goes, you know what, you shouldn't judge people based on the circumstances that they inherited. And so, you know what? If the parents want to take care of them, good for them. But it is going to be a little bit tougher later in life whenever you get to learn. At some point, you just got to learn.

I think that there's a good balance there because, I mean, you didn't have a choice so you didn't have to pay for it. But now you're in a place where if you have kids, like, you're going to be in a different position than your parents were financially. So, like, what is your plan? I think that you'll be able to offer your kids a lot more, so you will, and you'll, you'll, you maybe want to, but are you going to have, like, lessons, like, in there? Like, hey, I know I can pay for your car insurance, but you need to get a job and you need to pay for it for your job and you need to pay for it for yourself. Now, I'm just going to wheelborrow a bunch of cash and dump it by the door every day and be like, all right. See you later. See you later. Figure it out. No, I don't know.

It will be interesting to see how you handle that, though. It's just, there's a difference. Like, for me as a kid, I would have no supervision. I would be like nine. I'd have no supervision for three days sometimes. and honestly this is what it would be like like my mom or even my grandmother whenever she was raising they would come in and go

here's a bunch of lunch meat and here's bread this should be enough for the next few days and that was it but it wasn't a weird it was just life but they would

they leave a thing of baloney and some bread and that's what I ate for three days and that was just normal you just took care of yourself and I took care of my sister and she was four years younger

than I was and but there's also like a lot of like hurts that are built from that too so I don't like those hurts and I don't, it's, I don't think there's a wrong way. There's just not a wrong way. So right way, wrong way. But, you know, we all grew up with different circumstances. And I didn't even have it the worst of everybody in the whole world. You know, I just talked about me, but I wrote

in my last book. I was like, oh, woe is me. Yeah, go to an orphanage in Haiti. Then didn't, you complain about only having lunch meat for three days. Because they don't even have that. They don't have windows. So, there's not a wrong answer. Oh, Bobby would have said, NUBobby says, I'm so enlightened. I'm so woke to the fact that everybody has different circumstances. Yes. Okay, maybe that's my pile. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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when the British burned the U.S. capital down. So it's like, I know we just lost the whole library and I've been collecting books my whole life. So here are all my books. Records indicate

the total volumes received by the library 6,487 books more than doubled what they had before the fire. That's a lot of books. That's a lot of books. And he's like, I can only learn so much

and you guys can use these forever, so take my entire collection, that he had spent a lot of his wealth on, is building up to learning. So I thought that was interesting. Old Thomas Jefferson, real American hero. TJ. Oh, TJ. There you go. That's Tell Me something good historical edition. Folks, it's your buddy and my...

Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. Transmitting across America. This is the Bobby Boll. Hey, over on the phone is Megan in California. Hi, Megan. Hi, how's it doing? Real good. What's up with you? Just finished my first part of my workday

It's early You're in California, it's like 7 o'clock And your first part of your workday, what are you talking about? What do you do so early? I am a delivery driver for a local organic food company Look at you getting up early. Listen, we commend you These early hours are not for the timid.

Thank you. What time do you wake up? I woke up at 2 this morning. Wow. I am. Okay. That's because I wake up 3.30 and two's a different animal altogether. I wake up at 3.30 every day.

And I was out late last night working, but wake up times around the room, Amy? I don't know. It varies. Like 4? 4? Yeah. Lunchbox? 415.

Eddie? Yeah, 4. She wakes up. 2.30. Megan, you win. That's last night. Thanks. You win.

What would you like to say? I just want to thank you guys. I work with the special education population, and I've had an especially tough assignment this year. So I listen to you guys in the morning, and it always puts me in a good mood when I go into my classroom, and I can just give my kids my all for the day. Oh, well, I appreciate that. We're about to do the morning corny, so maybe you can share this with them, too. And thank you for your call and help you have an awesome day.

And congratulations on being able to wake up early consistently. I'm just not a morning person. And I know I'm saying that as I'm here talking in the morning. Every day. And right now I'm pretty good. Like, I'm up. But it takes about two hours for me to even be even again. Oh, I'm just, I'm just not a morning.

I've been talking to somebody who's considering getting out. Somebody kind of close to us who's considering not working in the morning anymore. They've been doing a morning show for a long time. And everything's even, except their hours changed. And I'm like, oh, the lifestyle is so much better if you have to wake up. I'm not a morning. Who's a morning person? You're a morning person?

I mean, I'm not awful. So, yeah. You're a morning person? I mean, I don't love it. But, I mean, yeah, I can handle it. I'm not grumpy. Lunchbox, you a morning person? No, I'd rather stay up at night.

Me too. Eddie? No, no, no. It's four in the morning. I like to be up at that time, like, from the night before. Yeah. Not waking up at that time. You can tell that, like, a company didn't put us together.

Because we're all like, we don't even like mornings. Yeah, but I mean, I'm also not a night owl. Like, I'm neither. Well, let me tell you this. This is me. I know you're a night owl. Hoo. Yeah.

Woo, who, who, who, who. All right. to Amy now with the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny! What's the one thing that's sure to always give you butterflies? What's the one thing that's sure to always give you butterflies? Caterpillers. There you go.

We got it. Science. There you go. Thank you. That was the Morning Corny. Let me say this. If you're in Chicago or Denver or El Paso, Texas, Eddie and I's comedy and music show, The Raging Idiots are coming to town.

Go to Ragingidiotes.com to get your tickets before they sell. out. If you get a chance to meet your idol, who would you meet? Robin Roberts. Just because she's been on my list for such a long time. And I just look up to her and what she has done. And like, she's been through a lot and she's always handled herself, you know, with grace. And I like that.

And next time, hopefully I do GMA. Just go with me. Okay. She's the best. I've gotten to meet her like four times. And I know that now, yeah, because she knows you now and she's read your book. Like she'll be like, hey Bobby. You would love her.

Yeah. Just go with me next time. Okay, I'll have to remind you. Lunchbox, if you had to meet your idol, who would you pick? That's easy. Someone that came overcame a lot and is an amazing woman, Tina Turner. Yeah. And what would you say to her?

I would just tell her I love her and I'd tell her how I wanted to write a letter to Oprah and lie that I was dying so I could meet her. I wrote a report on her in college and I read her book and, I mean, she's just an amazing woman. I've seen her twice in concert and I just don't know how she does what she does and just I tip my hat to her. Producer Eddie? Who'd you meet? You'd meet your idol.

I might have to be Tom Hanks. Oh, good. And I don't know why he's my idol because I don't really want to be an actor or anything but I just feel like everyone likes Tom Hanks and he does good things. He stays out of like negative spotlight and it seems like everyone that meets him

is like, oh, it's so awesome. Why met Tom Hanks and this happened? I don't know You don't have to Your idol doesn't have to be For professional reasons Okay It can be for a lot of reasons

I've always loved Tom Hanks Mine's tough You have two That would probably And I don't know which one I would do It would be David Letterman Howard Stern Ooh

Can you pick one? You don't have to I'm just saying Those are the two For me That I like I never had a mentor in my life Never have anybody that was like

You should do this in your career Which is why I've done A lot of things wrong But it's also why we've done A lot of things different than what normal radio people do. I've done a lot wrong. But David Letterman, I saw he was dopey-looking.

And finally, I was like, oh, I'm okay. I'm not dope-y-looking. I'm not good-looking enough to be pretty and do stuff. But he was like that. And then Howard Stern just talks in a normal voice. And I was like, oh, I don't have to have a radio voice. And he was dopey-looking, too. Yeah, I mean, he's just, again, we're not the,

you don't cut us out of a, ding-ding, ding, and you have the great-looking guy. So, yeah, but I think they're good-looking enough guys now. That'd be it for me. Morgan number two, you're 25. Who would yours be like, Miley, Demi? It would be Beyonce, honestly, because she's just, she's so powerful and she does whatever she wants, and she's gotten away with it, and she's made a massive career for herself.

Yeah. Well, listen. If any of those idols are listening, they want to get in touch with us, we're really easy to find. It would be nice. We'd love to meet you. The Friday morning conversation with Walker Hayes. My buddy Walker Hays is coming in right now. There he is.

And there is his wife, Lany. Yay. Lany, how do you feel coming in and being part of the show? Right here. Are you good? Yeah, I guess. But see, here's the benefit. After the show, you can always slap me in the head afterward because we know each other.

You can be like, and you're on. Talk right on the microphone right there. You can just slap me right in the head and be like, She's not my comfort zone. That's the whole point. That's why I wanted to bring you in. Okay. Whatever.

Lany, Walker wrote this song. We were talking about it. The most amazing song. Do you have some headphones for her? Can Lainty put on some headphones? Because I wanted to hear this magic that I'm about to play through the years. Now, Lany, this song that has been played now. By the way, Walker is here.

Your secondary right now, Walker. I am, yeah. By the way, are you good? I'm so good. She's in spotlight. Take it away, Lane. Okay, take it away. Like, there's no pressure there.

By the way, Lany, how are you? I'm doing great. Who's watching all the kids right now? Themselves. That's true. We have finally hit that point where we can head, out without them and they can stay home. You guys' family reminds me of

back in like the 20s when you'd have a bunch of kids or the old kids could watch the young kids. We do that. And you have how many kids now? Six. Six kids. I hope you don't want me saying this, but you guys came over to the house and brought all the kids once and we did the pool. And it was like half the party. Yeah. He showed up eight strong. It was crazy, man. The party arrives when we show up. It's always

crazy. And your oldest is how? 13. Okay, so he can watch. She's a girl. She's 13. She's 13. And And is totally, she's more capable of running the household than I am. So she's definitely capable of watching them all. How do you have, does it hurt less like three, four, five when you have those babies? It doesn't make a difference after about three. You're talking about birthing them?

Yeah. Like I've always heard of. Oh, that's a different story. Or raising them. Yeah. Raising them, birthing them. What are you speaking up? She's like, that's a pee.

Oh, baby. Birth of them. After about baby three or four, is it just like you know what to expect? So you can handle it better? Well, not really. Starting with number four, it was an unintentional natural delivery. So I wouldn't say number four was probably the hardest because I wasn't expecting that. No drugs.

He was almost born in the car. Exciting for me. Yeah, it was crazy. We had the other kids with us because there was no other choice. It was kind of like everyone get in the car. We need to go. We just left him at the front desk. We did.

We just left like the rest of the kids with this lady. We were like, hey, will you keep the kids? We got to go have a baby to have another kid. It was pretty funny. They colored with them at the nurses station. Oh, that's awesome. Two seconds later, they walk in and here's your brother. You got a baby that quick.

It was coming down the hall of the hospital quick. Pretty wild. It was a little crazy. You have six kids. That is crazy. So even though that one was tough, it was so quick. It was kind of over before I had time to think about it. What's the quickest one?

Number six was the quickest one. Start to finish how long? to finish an hour and a half maybe. And we lived a good 45 minutes. To the hospital. I wouldn't do in the car thing again, man. He bought a place next to the hospital. Yeah, yeah.

We did. We actually stayed in a hotel a couple of times, very near, you know, the hospital just in case. Because I was like, homie is not having a kid on the interstate. Man, Walker, you're a potent brother. You got kids flying out of you. I'm, what do you call it? Furtle. Yeah.

I was thinking sterile. and sterile. I was like, that's the opposite. No, no, no, no. Yeah. Let me play this song. I know it was a role. Because Walker Haze is here

and his wife, Lainey, and he wrote this song, and I want to get to some of the origin of this song. She don't get through since about money. Nice little coffee in her honey. Let her sleep late as she wants. Home is her favorite restaurant. Don't you dare come home if you hammer.

Better watch your mouth than your gram. She loves babies. Hate's glitter. You better save for you kids. Okay, now first before we get to how, like, awesomely and emotional the song is, is all the stuff true about you in the song? For good or for bad, yes.

It actually is. It's right to life. It is very true to life. I'm scared to death. Somebody's going to send me a glitter bomb now, and I'm not going to be a very good sport about it. Because you hate glitter. I really do.

Why do you hate glitter? Because it gets everywhere? You just can't get rid of it. Yeah. For months, you see it sparkling everywhere on your face and I don't know things, yeah. Well, listen. I know, that's crazy.

I think we should. Will you play a verse in a quarter? Yeah, yeah. Probably walk a verse course. And I'm going to tell you, our listeners. I'm just here, though. Like, our listeners run this place, man. And the first time that I played the song, like, really.

Because you, full disclosure, you sent it to me before it came out. I did. And I didn't touch it for a bit because I wanted everybody else to have a little time with it. Because I knew what my listeners would do with it. You didn't touch it. And I'm like, not touching it. Yeah. I'm let everybody else touch it first.

and then I'm going to touch it and then we just touched it, you know? And we love it. Couldn't stop touching it. One tree started touching it. And then I touched it and I got pregnant. That's how Walker works. That's crazy.

What is it? Hold on one thing. Let me finish my point. Let me finish my point. And the song like jumped up into the top 20 like snap. That's cool, man. So my point is if anyone's listening out there that has any influence in radio

or playing any sort of content at all, like when people hear this song they react and isn't that what music is for like let's just stop with all the because certain things sounds the way it's supposed to sound like everything else's sound or the artist looks like

like let's just stop with that and just find things that people emotionally attach themselves to and my audience who is they're just normal people by the way I got the most normal people audience in the world we're all normal people they're normal people

you saw it go bam yeah because they reacted to this song and I just pleaded with people to stop the the politics and the games when it comes to music and find songs that people can attach themselves and relate to or be moved by.

I'm off my soapbox now. Come on. But that's how I feel about this song. You wrote this song... I got my horses in a bag. There it is. And you wrote this song about her. Yeah. Because you were like, if I ever go away... Yeah. We play that game.

You know, like, it's a cute game. Hey, what would happen to me? You know, what would you do if something happened to me? And I love the answer because it's like, I don't know anybody's funny, you're cute, or... You're irreplaceable, never love again. That's the answer. But if something did, you know, obviously I love Lainey so much,

and I would want her to not be paralyzed by grief and to eventually move on and find no guilt if she were to smile and fall in love again. Come on. Yeah, baby. And then it's the letter. And then the restaurant line gets me so cute. Okay, here we go.

The restaurant, the home. Yeah, and how you made that rhyme, it was like, go Walker. Here is Walker Hayes. Let me a little bit of his song Don't Letter. Here we go. 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. Come on, how good is that? So good. Lany, what is he? I think when you hear that still, even a thousand times later? You know, when he first sent me the lyric, he was in the UK, and I knew he was going to be gone for a couple weeks. And he sent that, and he said, what do you think? And normally, I'm a little desensitized, I guess, to the whole writing process.

And I know his talent, and I believe in it, and I think he's the most amazing in the world. But you do get used to it, I guess. And so he sent me that lyric, and I just sent him a teary face. You know, it completely took me by surprise. it was so real and honest and just, you know, I could tell you'd really been thinking about what would I want to tell somebody about you. But, yeah, I mean, now over time, I've heard it so many times. But every now and then when I stop and I really listen, it can still make me teary.

But, yeah, for the most part, you know, we heard it through the whole process. It was changing a line here and working on a line there. And it's kind of been fun watching it come from just a few sentences he sent me from the U.K. to what it's become now. We have Walker Hayes and his wife Lainty here. I'm going to play the song right now. Here is the entire song. I encourage you to stream it or download it

or sing it to your friends. However, to move the word. Oh, yeah. And then come up with your, if you're in a relationship right now to like come up with what would your letter be to someone and then kind of put your spin on it. Okay, I have my play music for me.

I got you. I'm gonna do mine. Oh. Dear girls that won't date me, it's me. I'm Bobby don't hate me. I wish that you would let me. Come to your house

and see you and meet your mommy and your daddy and maybe we can have a patty like a burger yeah and we eat it okay that's my mind I'm still looking like a burger A little different

Oh It's not the same concept It's all about you though But I don't know she doesn't exist yet Oh You're invisible Yeah he's like hey girl You're like Casper the ghost

Do I know you yet Well no The Friday morning conversation with Walker Hayes is here. Lany, are you good? We're still on. We're on.

We're on. We're back on. He was just checking on her. Yeah, I heard of going to go. Whatever. She's killing it. No, she's going to be great. She's a natural.

Yeah. She's awesome. Yes. We all agree you're killing it, Laney. Is this your first ever radio appearance? I know. Definitely. Yeah.

For the first, Bobby. This is just a little. Are we on now? Yeah. Well, she's so jaded. She's such a tough crowd, so I was going to say when she sent that teary face. That's a huge deal.

Whenever you play that song? Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. Like, she never, she's tough to respond. Like, Halloween and this are like the only song. She's, well, he comes home with a new love song, and he'll be like, I wrote a song for you today. And then I hear it, and I'm like, you didn't write that for me.

That's just a love song. He's like, I love blonde-haired girls. Right. She's like, you just wrote this for the audience. And she's right. I mean, she can smell the S. Let's do a couple more. Come on.

Walker Hayes is here, by the way. Let's do How about we do the big hit Let's do you broke up with me You want to do that one? Let's do it How long does everything going? Dude, it's going good

Just finished a tour Which is awesome You know It's just come a long way And the touring The facet of my You know career It's been awesome

30 days A lot of people Man a lot of people Who heard me The first time Open them for you Swear to God, like so many people come up and they're like, hey, I saw you with a loop opening for Bobby.

They come in with their Pimp and Joy stuff. A lot of people wear that and they make me sign it. And I'm like, dude, I just wrote the song. I'm not invested in the whole Pimp and Joy. I mean, honestly, they act like I'm part of the team. But you are. I appreciate it. But anyway, they show up.

Yeah, man, I mean, this song, always putting out new music. And, man, just trying to be a good dad. and hang with Lane, you know, when I'm home. So this is fun. Thanks for inviting us, making it bring your wife to work day. Walker, A's and Lainey. You guys are the story. You started dating when?

I was 17. She was about to turn 18. I was a junior. She was a senior. And then did you stay together the whole time? No, we had, we had like on and off all the time. We're super volatile and loud. We fight loud and we make up loud.

And that's the way we've always been. Actually, last night she found a, A picture that I drew her when I was a senior and she was a freshman in college, and I drew her a picture of our first date because we went on a genie at a construction site and popped it up high in the sky and just sat there and talked for hours. But yeah, we had a year off after graduation, after college. You did that for your first date and you were a teenager and you thought of that? Well, I didn't do it on purpose.

We went to a monster truck show and behind my house. house after the monster truck show. They were building a gym, a church gym. And I was like, yo, let's go see if anybody left any keys in the machines. And then they did. They left a key in that genie. So we drove it around

and we just hung out. I actually made her a, this is kind of cool story. I don't tell everybody but I picked up a piece of metal that night and on the top of that genie and I made her a ring wrapped it around her finger and she still has that ring.

at Walker Hayes on Instagram Lany's wife came in and great stuff with her present. So great. Check out Walker's song Don't Let her. It's an amazing song

about Lainey herself. And I appreciate you guys for coming in. It's always great to see you. Lainey, I know this is uncomfortable for you. So I'm glad you got to come in and be part of the show with us.

There she is Lainty Hayes. And also Walker was here too. But that's it. Thank you everyone. We'll see you next time. The Bobby Bone Show. Over the weekend, if you're bored, check out the Bobbycast

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Oh, makes something good. Local edition. Amy? The year is 1980. Okay. And Hall of Oates, they're eating dinner while they're touring Australia and one day they're hanging out in Melbourne

and as they're eating, a guy walks into the restaurant with a long coat and a mask and a sawed off shotgun and starts demanding that everybody put their money out on the table. So they went to one table and they didn't have a lot of cash

but they're like, you can have our credit cards. They weren't that interested. They go over to another table where the chef happens to be sitting and his wife is like, here's my purse, take it. Well, the chef then grabs the guy by the caller and punches him in the face.

But that's when Oates steps up to the plate and grabs the guy and throws him through the glass door. Wow. Yes. And then when the police arrived to pick up the guy, Oates was casually standing on the guy's wrist to stop him from getting away. What was Hall doing?

Crying a bathroom? I didn't know. Oh, oh, Paul was singing the whole time. I'm like, oh, that's crazy. I know, right? Wow. Oates is beating the crap out of when Hall's like, She's a rich girl

And you're going to... He's doing the soundtrack to all the fighting. Wow. That's a good one, Amy. Yeah. And that's what this has all been about. Historical, tell me something good. Thank you for listening.

The Bobby Boneshow. It's interesting because we've been getting a lot of calls saying, hey, which Bobby and Amy would talk more about their personal lives. Really? Okay. I feel the same way. I'm like, what else can I share? But Morgan number two has some questions for us.

We're going to play the coworker best friend match game. Oh, no. This is like the, you know, how husband and wives do this, the married game. And you know what? Some would say that we're work spouses. I know. Would you say that? I would, but it's like now I'm nervous.

Like, I don't want to get anything wrong. Let's welcome our host, Morgan No. 2. Hello, hello, hello. Hello. All right. Morgan number two has five questions. She'll ask us a question, and we write it down on her board. We have these boards in front of us.

Yeah. here. And we write on it, then we'll hold it up and see if we, see how we do. Okay, Morgan number two, go ahead. First question. What is your co-worker's birthday, day, month, and year? Day, month, and year, no problem. Boom. Boom. All right. That took you a long time to write. Yeah. Amy, you want to go first? Your co-workers' birthday is? April 2nd, 1980. Wow. Nailed it. Mine is America, 1981. You don't know my birthday? I don't know anybody's birthday. Are you joking?

You don't know my... Okay. I would think your birthday is in March. It's in March. Okay. You have a button that goes, ooh. Yeah, where's that? Amy, I don't know anybody's birthday.

I'm so sorry. But you know mine. Why when it comes up, do you know it? Because it's in my calendar. Amy, I don't know cell phone numbers, how to get anywhere because of the GPS or anybody's birthday. Wow. All my goodness.

All I have to say right now is, wow. We're over. What? It's on the, right here. Oh, holy crap, the marker's having a racer on it. Yeah, you're slow. But I did put USA, USA, USA. Oh.

Sorry, Amy. I thought that we had something special here. I didn't. All right, here we go. Next up, ask the next question, Morgan number two. Who is your co-workers' favorite country artist? Oh, stop it. I'm in.

USA? Okay. Amy? Garth Brooks. Correct. George Strait. Correct. All right, see?

I knew we had something here. Next question, Morgan, number two. What is your co-worker's biggest pet peeve? All right, got it. Amen. Writing mine. Chapter 2. Okay, and Amy, yours is?

Being late. That's yours. That's yours. Amy's biggest pet peeve is when I whined about her being late. Yeah, that's annoying. Am I right? I mean, I hate wire hangers big time. Oh.

I say that all the time. I even quote that movie from back in the day, No more wire hangers. Do you hate wire hangers more than you hate me complaining about you being, anybody being late? Yeah. So I lose on that one too? Yep. Oh, crap.

All right. Ooh. Like of all the years, like every year, some sort of segment comes up about your pet peeve, and I'm pretty sure I always say wire hangers. And I'm pretty sure. Okay. Next up. Morgan number two.

What is one word you would use to describe your coworker? I'm in. One word. I only get one of all the awesome words about the most fantastic. But how is this knowing the other person? I don't know. Amy, we're just playing a game.

Oh, okay. Because you wouldn't say this about yourself. I would say, I mean, I need more than one word. Nope, you got to have one word. Okay. The one word I would use for Amy is this one. Okay. What do you have?

Annoying. About me? You didn't know my birthday. Wow. Ooh. And I would say that about me. Well, mine's amazing. Oh, wow.

Thanks. No, not thanks now. No, no. Next time we play this, we need sound effects. Well, this seems annoying. That's the one word. Of all the words. Oh, it's the first word that came to my head.

That's so rude. That's so rude. Okay, fine. Smart. Funny. Go ahead. Next up. Ambitious.

Let me change my word. Driven. This is the last question. Go ahead. If your coworker wasn't working with you, where would they be working or what would they be doing? All right. Oh, my gosh. Now, I'm like getting her.

I believe in Amy. Got it. So, Amy, if wasn't here, what would I be doing? Amy, you're up? Hold on, please. I'm still writing. Chapter 2. All right, Amy is still writing.

All right. Apparently it's an essay contest now that she's in her. She's trying to get a scholarship. So she's up. Why are you? Is that a paragraph? Okay, yes, I'm in. Amy, go ahead.

Well, obviously, he would still be doing radio because it's his passion, but he wouldn't be nearly as funny without me. That's what you... This turned into the roast. Like, I'm told me you're saying nice thing. What does that say? That's what it says. Literally.

See, I have more respect for you. I think if Amy hadn't met me, I have she be living in a ditch. Oh! Rude! But probably true. Because I wasn't very good at sales. I always think, like, I thought I had a good sales job. I mean, I did.

Are there any other questions on that list? I wasn't very good at it. I don't have any of others. All of them. That's it. Bonus question. Okay. If you, if I were a popsicle, what would you do to me?

What? I don't even understand. I know. It's a stupid question they used to ask on those game shows like this. They'd be like, all right, if your partner was a fudge pop. Okay. Ready? We have another one?

No, we're done. Oh. That was fun. No, you took shots at me every time except for my birthday. You didn't know my birthday. Like, that was out of the gate. You did not know my birthday. Hold on.

Oh, your birthday's in. It's in February. How many birthdays have we celebrated together? I don't know, 14. It's in February, isn't it? No, it's in March. I said that and you didn't. Yeah, but you don't know the day.

Yes, I do March 22nd. No, that's, no. Do you know Eddie's birthday? It's not mine. It's not yours, but it's close. No, I don't know anyone's Did you know Eddie and I both have a birthday in March? Yes.

Did you? Really? Did you? Yeah. So you two have birthday in March. Lunchbox is in July. You know lunchbox is birthday? Yeah, you do.

July 25th. Don't tell me what I know. Morgan number two. I remember, she doesn't have a birthday. She's just eternally young. Ramundo, I got no clue on birthdays. Gosh, man. You got to work on that.

I know. I don't even know mine. Until Amy just reminded me. We were friends before calendars were a thing. And that's how we play the match game, everybody. Yeah, so you. Fun. That's fun.

Now Amy's all salty over there. Shit. All right, Flashback Friday here before we roll. Flashback Friday. Oh, yeah. What were you doing in 2007, Amy? Working with you. I was married probably about a year.

I got married in 2006, so probably just, you know, living the life. I live in kind of alone, though, a lot of it. I was living with my mom. My husband was in Afghanistan a lot, so I moved in with my mom. To work with you, I was actually just finishing out my contract, and then I was quitting the show in 2008. And then what did I say? You threw me a farewell party, and then you were like, psych.

We're putting a studio in your house when you moved to North Carolina, because my husband had to go to Fort Bragg. And, yeah, so then I did the show from Southern Pines, North Carolina for five years. You did? I did. Kind of crazy. It's great. It's great.

It's great. 2007. You were in Austin. I was. And we had just started like rocking the syndication part. I'd spent all my money. Every bit of money I was making doing radio, I was investing back in trying to get the show to be a syndicated show. At this time, I was fully in it.

And I got a, Wichita was our first market. And then Amarillo and Lubbett came on. And that's when Rod or Boston, I was like, hey, man, it was the first dude ever approached me. I was in Austin doing a show. We were just as much idiots who had never done radio. I'd never done a morning show. You guys have never been on the radio. And he was like, hey, we should put you on a couple more.

And then, next thing you know, all of our people multiply. Our listeners are like the best gremlin's ever. We try to feed them in the morning. And the next thing you know, they're like doubling, multiplying. And here we are. We still, we're the same people. We've got a little bigger microphone. So that's where I was, 2007.

Here we go. In 2007, on this day, the biggest country song was, Billy Currington. and good directions. And one of the writers of that song is? Luke Bryan. Luke Bryan. The number one pop song on this day in 2007.

The song reminds me, you. Oh, yeah, because I used to say, Always be friends. That had a lyric wrong. Under my arm forever. She would say, under my umbrella, but forever I thought it was under my arm forever. Ever, ever

Under my arm, forever Ever, under my arm forever Ever, ever, ever, ever, eh, eh, yeah. Yeah. And then I thought that Flo Rider was Boots with the squirrels. Boots with the squirrels, yeah.

Yeah, were you ever Take my horse to the hotel room? No, but my daughter was. Oh. She still doesn't. To take my horse to the hotel room. I'm going to ride till I can no more. What's you doing with that horse?

It's dirty. I know. Well, yeah, but, Tashira, that's the lyric she heard. Like, she wasn't, she didn't make it out. She was like, Mom, why is he taking the horse to the hotel room? I'm like, mm-mm. You do not want to know. The biggest thing in pop culture, the end of the Sopranos.

Yeah, woke up this morning. What's song is going on? The Sopranos ends. The finale was watched by 12 million people, and it just fades a black. Boom, you don't even know how it really ends. Loved it. Never watched this single episode except that one, but I loved how it ends. Is that because the main guy died?

They don't say. You never know No I mean like in real life Didn't he? No he died after that Oh okay Yeah James Gailiffini died He died after Spanazzo over

Okay The finale's been discussed And analyzed for years since And now We've had the Game of Thrones finale Arguably now That's the biggest end of the series Of all time

That one was it until then There you go That's Flashback Friday Here on the Bobby Bone show Before we go home Flashback Friday All right the weekend Amy what's up

I think we're just chilling hanging out I don't know if we're going to do any of the CMA Fest over the weekend. May take our kids down to some of the things, but it just depends. I've got to work out tomorrow with CMA Fest, rain or shine. So I don't really know what my neck's going to be doing,

so I might just be standing there. I think maybe they moved it indoors, though. So working out, but maybe just really standing there awkwardly. What about you? I have a fun weekend. I'm working, but I'm shooting for ABC, CMA Fest. Yeah, so cool. It's me and Thomas Trent, Kelsey Balleranian,

and we're just shooting and doing like, hey, what up? And talking, I'm doing a lot of the artist interviews. So, yeah, it's good. And so I'll be out there. I was out there last night, tonight, tomorrow, and Sunday night. So fun. I can't wait to see it back on TV. In August.

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