The Bobby Bones Show - ‘Is Amy A Bad Mom?’: Gave Daughter Cough Medicine from Shot Glass + Lead Singer Fantasy Draft + Baby Box Update: Rat Tail Hair Style Debate

Episode Date: September 17, 2019

Amy gave her daughter cough medicine using a shot glass…so we play a game called “Is Amy A Bad Mom”?  We draft our favorite lead singers in our fantasy draft and get a Baby Box update about Lunchbox wanting to give his son a rat tail. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Good morning, everybody. Morning studio. Morning. Lunchbox apparently has entered the general contest to win a trip to Las Vegas. That's right. You've been talking about it. All I had to do is record the jingle of the general and put my own spin on it. you'll find me and a guest to Vegas.

And I get to see you guys. But a free trip to Vegas, I was like, hey, they never said I couldn't win. That's true. So I did a rocker version. This is not a commercial, but you can't win. You can't be part of the show because we have to vote at the end. You'd be voting for yourself.

So if you're listening, all you have to do is sing the generals jingle, which is... For a great low rate, you can get online, go to the general and save some time. You could however you want. Yeah. You do it in a foreign language, do it opera. All right. Here is Lunchbox's version of the Conte.

Go ahead. For a great low rate, you can get online. Go to the general and say some talk. That is different. Yeah. Because that can't be entered officially because you can't win the contest. But a listener could do that. So the general insurance wants to send you to Las Vegas to meet Eddie and I, the raging idiots.

It's just a trip. We'd love to send you the whole thing. It's not some boring enter to win. So you know that jingle. So all you have to do is go to bobbybones.com. It's up there. You can send it in. Eddie, you have one too?

I do have one. Well, I'm kind of already won since I'm going to be there. Yeah. All right. Let me hear Eddie's. For a great low rate you can get out. Doesn't that sound legit? Yeah, it does sound legit.

Like, it could be a real commercial. That does sound like. Stop. Mine could. You being a hater? I mean, if you like that type of music, if you like rock music, I'm your guy. Okay. You should put lunchboxes over some of that.

Hardcore. Yeah, we'll play it later. We'll see how that sounds. sounds. Glad everybody's here. Thanks for waking up with us. I was at Dancing with the Stars last night. Crazy night. It's just fun to go back and see everybody. You know, I have a podcast called The Bobbycast, and my guest recently was Ken Burns, who put together that whole country music documentary. And the documentary is 16 hours long, over eight episodes, it's fantastic. But I asked him, I want to talk to him about Dolly Parton, and I asked him about Dolly Parton

and Porter Wagoner because that's how she came up. He hired her, and she was like his sidekick on his show. That's who she wrote, I will always love you about. Because it wasn't a love song. It was, hey, I gotta go. Like, you're holding me back. Because he was. And so here is Ken Burns talking about Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner. At the same time as his star was fading, hers was rising. He tried to hang on to her. And, you know, when you find out why she wrote, I will always love you, it's a declaration of independence. And it's a really, really beautiful moment in the history of country music. And though Whitney Houston's version is considered the big breakout one. I don't think you'll ever hear Dolly's the same again. She's spectacular

to me. And you know, Dolly in the documentary talks about going to him and going, hey, I know you're going to let me go and there was like, threatening lawsuits and she was like, I wrote this song. Here, I'm going to sing it. And he sings it. She sings it and he goes, fine. You can go. I'll let you out, but you have to let me produce a song. And so then you produce a song in the end. Pretty cool, huh? Yeah. And then I asked Ken Burns about Garth Brooks starting out in Nashville, because a lot of this at the end is about Garth Brooks and a massive he became. Here's that.

He hears music on the radio and he says, I want to do that. He fixes his sights on Nashville. He goes there. He's turned down by every record label and ends up, you know, basically with no options and he's at the Bluebird Cafe and he's playing. And one of the record executives

who turned him down that week says, hmm, the reaction of the crowd here is pretty good. maybe I'll give this kid a chance. Yeah, that's cool. So check out the podcast with Ken Burns. That's the latest episode of the Bobbycast. I would love to check it out. Here's the Bobby Bones Show podcast, highlight segment of the day.

It is now time for our fantasy draft of lead singers. So that's it. That's the rule. Lead singers, fantasy draft. We went on the air. I heard Morgan number two whisper into the microphone and go, I'm bitter. You did finish last in the last. you cannot play this time. I know. And Ray has my first pick. And you will be able to vote online at

Bobby Bones.com on who you thinks team is the best. Lead singers. Ray Mundo, you have the first overall pick. How are you feeling about this? Really good. This is an easy one. Your first pick to you? Because I tell you, mine wasn't. Yeah, I was a home run. I knew it right away. Okay. Ray Mood, your first pick in the lead singer draft is. Justin Timberlake in sync. Dang it. Dang it. I had that. Oh, that's good. That's really good. And I didn't even put it on my list. I had it. mine. I know, we too.

Didn't even. Oh, you did? Oh, yeah. Didn't even put them out. Raymond, that's a good one, dude. Yeah! Solid pick. Wow. So what we're going to do, though, is because these lead singers need to be known for who they are, just put the lead singer. No band. This is lead singer. Because if you go, that's just it, it's just the lead singer. Raymondo? Yes, Justin Timberlake.

Justin Timberlake. Okay. I'm up second in the draft. It You know I'm going to go with Can I get some thinking music? Thank you. I need my draft music up. What are you going to go with?

Yeah, what are you going to go with? Yeah, what are you going to go with? There are a lot of them that are about the same. Oh, man. Paul McCartney. You son of them. Paul McCartney is my first pick overall from the Beatles.

And you know what? Wings. Sure. Yeah. But we're just putting Paul McCartney. Paul McCartney. All right. Amy, with the next pick in the draft. Zach Brown.

Dang it. Oh my gosh. Amy. Yeah. Oh. A little pandering, but I get it. Pandering. Yeah, to the audience.

Yeah. I mean, sorry. Jams. Zach Brown being all the way. I forgot we had clips for these, how, Ramondo? Yeah, I'm trying to scroll through all these. I got 40 clips. Yeah, I know.

My bad. I wasn't thinking about that. I was wondering why I was silent while I was sitting over here. I was racing my eyes through the page, man. Yeah. Okay, let's go to Lunchbox. Lunchbox's first pick in the lead singer draft. Yeah, people love this band.

They love him. I mean, he does a lot for the world. His name is Bono from you, too. My list is falling apart. I didn't have Bono on my list. I didn't have Bono on my list. All right? Oh my gosh, I've got nothing.

Eddie, you have the final pick of the first round. I do, and you guys took every single one of my picks except Justin Timberlake. But I'm looking at my picks. my list now, I'm going to go with Bon Jovi, John Bonn. I didn't have them. That's a good. It's a pretty solid pick. I mean, that's low on the list, too.

Really? Yeah. Most of my list hasn't been taken yet. Yeah. But I'm surprised. I didn't have Justin Timberlake. That's a big oversight by me. Okay. First round pick so far, Ramundo Justin Timberlake, Bobby Paul McCartney, Amy, Zach Brown, Lunchbox Bono, and Eddie Bon Jovi.

All right. Eddie, back to you. First pick of the second round, the lead singer draft. Struggling on this one, guys. But I'm going to go Darius. Darius Rucker. From Hoody and the Blobfish. I thought we didn't have to say the band.

We don't. No, no, we're just not going to write the band. You can say whatever you want. He's a lead singer. When we vote, we'll just vote on the lead singer. Oh, yeah. Do you feel good about that second? I do.

It was lower on my list. That's it. Solid. I like it. Lunchbox? I mean, This dude's been around. His group is amazing.

Dude, seems like an angel. His name is Gary LaVox. Oh, wow. Good one. Good one. Gosh. Amy? Okay.

Do we have any girls yet on this list? Because I feel like I need to throw a girl in here. All right. Throw it out. Beyonce. Good one. I didn't even think of that one. That's a good one, Amy.

I didn't even think of that one. I didn't even think of that one. That's a good one. Ha! I miss J.T. and Beyonce. Well All right Late singer draft

I got some really good ones You do? You have a lot left? Some monster ones What one does you have left? Tell us I'm looking at my list here And I'm going to go Freddie Mercury

That's a good one I have him I'm going to go as my second round pick I'm going to go Freddie Mercury Paul McCartney, Freddie Mercury are my two Good one And Queen super relevant

Yeah, still relevant He's had a movie Yeah, well, all right. Ramundo, your next pick? Yes, I'm going with Randy Owens from the band Alabama. You had to Google that for sure. Man, that's going to be tough if you don't write the band name next to it. That's why I didn't pick that as good in Alabama is.

That's going to be so hard. Ramon, do you got another pick here. You got the first pick of the third round, lead singer draft. Yeah, give me Stephen Tyler. Dang it! That's great. That's great. I was debating Stephen Tyler.

Yeah. Great one. Shoot. Great one. Don't want to miss a thing. Back to you, Bones? Yeah. Okay.

And I, you know, I'm kind of rolling up with the old ones so far. I've got Paul McCartney and Freddie Mercury. I want to roll three deep on old. Oh. I mean. Plastics. Legends even. Yeah, legends.

I think I'm going to go with Chris Martin. Oh, that's a bad one. Cold play. Good one. Didn't even think about him. Missed him. Wow, that's good. I really,

wait, don't have to commit. Yeah, you want to take it. If you don't take it, then I will. Bones, it's official.

It's official. It's like, once the clip plays, it's done. Okay. Oh, it's like, you take your hand off the checker.

Whenever you finish Martin and you stop, it's in. That's the rule on this, okay? It's now the Chris Martin rule. Yeah. So if you stop saying it,

if you go, Chris Martin rule, I want to change. you can change. Alright. Okay. Chris Martin roll. Amy? Okay. For my last one, I'm gonna go with Adam Levine. Hang it, Amy. There were just some really good ones I think you could have picked.

Wow. I did pick some really good ones. Oh, yeah. Got me! Zach Brown, Beyonce and Adam Levine. Your list is good, Amy. Adam Levine though. Thank you. All right. Are you kidding? He's good. Oh boy, I'm in trouble. I don't know who to go with. I got a couple.

I don't know if people like these people, though. Play to your own heart. Yeah, do what you like. Do what you do. Yeah, I'm going to play with, I'm going to go with someone that is a legend. I don't have a legend. Well, I guess Bono's a legend. I don't know if he's a legend.

He is a legend. So I'm going to go. Ha. Mick Jagger. That's a good one. Yeah. It's a good one. From Rolling Stones.

I mean. Eddie? So good. Well, he took one of my last picks. I only have one left. That's it. The only one left on my list is Stevie Nix, Fleetwood Mac. Oh, that's good.

I had that one. Yeah. That was it. I mean, I have nothing else after this. Here are some ones that I didn't pick. Dave Grohl, Food Fighters. Yeah, which surprised me a little bit. I have Kurt Cobain.

Good one. Nirvana. The Steel Drivers lead singer, Chris Stapleton. Go! That was the one. What? You should have done that. Bones.

You should have gone with that one. I know. I would have changed it back if I could have. I did. I'm good, though. Chris Martin Rule got you. Chris Martin Roll got me. Hillary Scott from Lady Annabellum.

Good one. And Shea from Dan and Shea. Would have been my entire list. Morgan number two, who do we not pick that you would have picked? Had you been in the game this week? Anybody? And you just said the two I would have, which would have been Shea or Dave Grohl.

Those two would have been on my list for sure. Well, don't finish last. Then you can play next one. What about Axel Rose? Was that too dated? No. That's a good one. You picked Mike Jagger. Axel Rose is since him.

Well, I didn't know who was bigger, and so I went to Mick. Well, McGagger's definitely bigger than Axel Rose, but they're both. You know what I had if I really, really, really needed it because I didn't know what y'all were going to pick. I almost really needed it. Bobby Bones. I had that. You guys had that? I had Bobby Bones right there.

Bones, raging idiots. And there's a clip. You know, I had Natalie Mains. That's funny. And I had Natalie Mains. Me too. Oh, solid. Me too.

Should I have gone with her over Adam? I would have over Adam. how I just was trying would you say I'm playing to my would you say you're pandering I was pandering

I felt like begging yeah it's like you're playing to certain crowd I love Dixie Chick Chicks and Natalie Maines but I didn't want people that are still bitter

to not vote for me But the people I would have said this As your third pick The people that really loved it would all voted for you But who knows I follow your heart

I think I picked a Dixie Chicks one time And I won that Yeah Oh solid Well there you go vote Bobbybones.com It's up

Our lead singer draft First pick Raymond do a good job bud. Thank you. I like JT. baby. I knew that was a hot. Great pick. Yeah, that's a great pick. Randy Owen, man. Good one. Which, by the way, is a great pig, but if you don't write Alabama,

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It's a Bobby Bones show. Lunchbox, how old's your son? He's a little over a year old. And now time for a baby box update. Here we go. Baby box update. What's the latest? Well, I want to give my son a rat tail

because his hair is getting kind of long and he has the start of a little rat tail in the back. and I think it would be hilarious. I don't hate it. I think it's fun. I think it's so fun because this is the only time you can kind of have fun and control their hair. When they get older, they do their own haircuts. It'd be funny to have pictures of him with a little rat tail. And, you know, when he's like 18 busts up, like, hey, look at your rat tail.

And I think it's funny. But my wife is totally against the rat tail. Have you guys had the conversation? We had the conversation. She goes, I just think it's rude and disrespectful to be just, you know, playing jokes on our baby all the time. Jokes. Like, it's not there for you to do funny things.

Like, he's there for you to love on and not make fun of. And I said, yeah, but part of it is getting humor out of your kid. Like, that's the point of being a parent. You get to laugh at your kid sometimes. And a rat tail. I mean, just imagine a little one and a half year old because it's going to take a couple months to finish it off, walking around with a rat tail.

Would she let us vote here on the show and we get to decide without you and the voting if the baby can keep the rat tail? I mean, it has to. We do jury, like when we have arguments, we bring it into the jury and you guys decide. So I would assume she would have to stand by the jury's decision. Well, let's just do it, and then you can take it to her. Okay.

Other than me, who I'm down with the rat tail. I think it's a funny idea. I'm going to be one vote yes on the rat tail. Amy? I feel like I'm going to have to side with his wife on this because I know y'all are all going to vote for it, so it's fine. Team wife, no rat tail. Okay. Team lunchbox or team wife.

Morgan number two, should the baby have a rat tail? I mean, I think it's harmless for a while. So, yeah, team rat tail. Team rat tail. Eddie? It's hair. And you can cut it when it gets old. But I love the idea of a rat tail.

I mean, look, it's starting to grow like a little... And Lunchbox is right. This kid's going to appreciate it later in life when he looks at the picture. He's like, look at this picture of me with a rat tail. Well, rat tail now mullet in three years. Lunchbox is going to have a fine real with a mullet. Raymondo, rat tail. Yeah, it seems like lunch is the type of guy that would have a kid with a rat tail.

It seems like lunch is the type of guy that have a rat tail still. That's true. Yeah. You should grow one out with them. Yeah. No, no, no, no. Why not? No.

I'm not, I don't get the adult rat tail, but as on a kid, it's funny. It's funny to look at a kid and be like, oh, he's got a rat tail. That's hilarious. Well, four votes to one, rat tail. All right. Pass the results over to your wife. I will take it to the wife and I will get the verdict because, I mean, it is, it is starting to form and it is in the perfect spot at the bottom of the, oh, man. It's a rat tail, dude.

Yes. Let me go talk to Jenna in which is. Utah who's on. Hey Jenna. Yes. What's happening? Oh, not much. How are you guys? Morning studio. Morning. What do you want to say? Well, my husband and I are having a debate, and I've been going to the same hairstylist

for about 13 years, and he is at a point where he is willing to pay for me to go see somebody else and is trying to convince me to do so. And I just wanted to know what you guys thought about that, if I should let him convince me. So what's the backstory, though? Why does he want you to change? Right. So I go back and forth between blonde and burnet, and whenever I am blonde, I'm sure I understand this, but being blonde does a lot of different damages to your hair. So I have to get it trimmed frequently, and he's just under the assumption that every time I go, I just go in there to get a haircut, and he just pays how she does it. Oh, he doesn't like it.

I love her. I've been going there for a long time, obviously, but he's just really, really wanting me to change. Because he doesn't like the hair. He doesn't like how she does it. But does he have someone else in mind? Not really. He keeps saying, well, let me find somebody for you. I'll even pay for somebody else to do it. But you all not share money as a couple?

Like, do you pay for things separately? No, everything is the same. It's just kind of his way of saying, like, I'll do the homework, I'll do the research, and find somebody else for you to do so that you can have, your hair the way that I like it. I imagine there's some loyalty to her, though, from you.

Because I know my hairstylist, I've had for six years, and I love her. I mean, I can go in, I'm comfortable. Like, how do you feel about that? That's exactly how I feel. I mean, that would be something that if I did decide to do that, that would be so heartbreaking for me to have to do and say, you know, I'm not going to come to you anymore because I'm just going to decide with my husband and go see somebody else.

You know, that whole story would just break my heart. So it's that fine line between do you do something that you know your husband wants you to do or do you stay loyal to your hairstylist. Well, okay, I have an opinion first. Okay, go. I will say that I understand the loyalty on both sides, to the husband and to the hairstylist. However, I think it all boils down to do you still feel like she's doing the quality that you need on the head that you have? Absolutely. Every time I leave, she does exactly what I want her to do.

There was one time that it didn't quite work out, but I think that it was just one of those things that was challenging for her to make work the way that I wanted it to. And he, when I came home, he was like, do not go back to her. He hated it. He absolutely hated it. Yes. Okay, Amy, my thing is if she still loves it, I think she stays if she loves it. What, your thoughts?

Yeah, I mean, I would just say, Like for me and my husband, he does not like my short hair at all. He wants me to grow it back out. But right now I'm loving my short hair and I keep keeping it short. And every time I come home from my hair person, he's like, did you get a trim? And I'm like just a little bit. And he doesn't like it. But guess what?

It's my hair. So you got to do you. I mean, I'm sure that you look great no matter what. Our husbands are just being oddly picky. Lunchbox? You got to respect your husband. You married your husband. You didn't marry your hairdresser.

And if your husband says, hey, this bothers me. I want you to go somewhere else. You have to respect his wishes. You're not going home to the hairdresser. You're going home to your husband. Happy husband, happy house. Is that a saying? Could you tell your husband, though?

Hey, I don't want you to go to, like, where do guys go all the time? Hooters. Hooters. Exactly. High five. I mean, would he be receptive to you changing one of his habits? Because you could trade. You literally could find something that you don't.

love him going to and trade like hey okay i'll do it but you have to not do this anymore and if it's equal then great i think that's a great idea so my suggestion would be first of all if it makes you happy you keep going if you're happy right that keep number one however if you're like leaning toward the husband fine but make sure he gives a little something in this too from my experience with marriage it's all about compromise it is how long you've been married by never never never many years but it's my experience i always hear it's about compromise so you don't just give up and get nothing out of it either you stay and do for you or if you do decide to leave, which is going to stink because you have to go tell her,

hey, I got to go to somebody else, then you have to make sure he is doing something to make your life better. Thoughts on that, Amy? I appreciate that. I think that sounds pretty good. Okay. I think court has been dismissed. Jenna, thank you for calling.

Hope you have a great day. You too. Thank you. Bye-bye. There we go. Boom. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan number two, 30-second spinning.

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With Bobby. Tell me something good. This kid named Michael's a freshman of high school, which is the lowest ninth grade in high school. That stinks because you're in there with all the seniors. Yeah. That's tough. It's tough anyway, just to be a ninth grader. And this kid Michael was getting bullied because he wore the same clothes to school almost every day and the students would mock him for it.

One for that and two, again, you're doing that and you're in ninth grade. It's just a tough place to be. So he was in third period one day and they got a knock on the door and two of the football players came up to him, Christopher Graham and Antoine Garrett and said, hey, we know you're getting bullied. So we wanted to hook you up. They gave them shirts, shoes, shoes, and even more. And so they went through their closet and grabbed, like, cool stuff to them so they could give it to the ninth grader so he wouldn't get picked on anymore.

Oh, but love that. And one of the guys even said, hey, listen, I was part of the bullying at first. I hate that I did that. And when I saw that you were sad, I wanted to help you out and apologize. Isn't that awesome? And these two football players, so they hope to inspire others to help those in need as well. So I thought that was just a great story And that's what this whole thing's about right here

That was Tell Me Something Good Bobid Bones Show This story up the day This story comes with us from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A few guys go out to a bar They have too much to drink And they get separated And one guy's like, I don't know where to go

I don't know where our hotel is, my phone's dead So I'm just gonna take a nap So he climbs inside a dumpster And around 4 a.m. He wakes up to the trash truck dumping him into the trash truck and he starts screaming, help, help, help.

And luckily, he didn't get crushed alive. He only suffered scrapes on his back and his neck. That happens sometimes. Like homeless people will sleep in dumpsters and they won't be able to yell out. I know. That guy, have you ever been that drunk where you would get into a dump dumpster and sleep?

I never slept in a dumpster. I slept in a construction zone on the side of the road where they have those like, you know, those big cylinder things they put under the ground. They're like concrete and they're, You see them sometimes working on the... I slept in one of those. Why?

Wow. Because I was on spring break in South Padre Island, Texas, and I couldn't get back into the hotel. And I was inebriated. And I was just like, I've had enough. And I just laid down and went to sleep. And I woke up and rushed out of traffic. Everybody going to work, just driving by.

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This is the Bobby Bones. Apparently Tom Brady has never eaten a strawberry. Pretty odd, huh? Wow, yeah. The whole story was about how strict his daily eating habits are. But, I mean, not even when he was little to eat a strawberry. And then it went into it that he's never had a strawberry. He doesn't like the smell.

He said his aunt would always bring these humongous trays of strawberries and they'd stink up the refrigerator. So he never wanted them then. He especially doesn't want one now and he does not eat strawberries. Wow. Even though he eats mostly just plants. Yeah. You know?

I wonder, what have you not ever had to eat or drink? I was just trying to think of that. Like, if there's anything, I've never a common thing. For a common thing. Like, I hate olives, but one has ended up in my mouth. Not because I wanted it, but like on a pizza and it's hidden. So, but I feel like I've eaten everything. I've never had beer.

Okay. Or alcohol for that matter. So people go, what's something? I mean, most people have had a beer. Yep. I haven't had a beer, so that would be mine. Anyone else never had something? I've never had a cucumber.

I always just think they look weird and I don't know that they don't smell like they taste good. I'm out. They don't taste good, but they don't taste bad. They really don't taste like anything. There's just, that's a slight taste to it. I would describe the cucumber taste

as being slightly cucumber-y. Okay? Yeah. This is not a lot to a cucumber taste-wise. It's like lettuce. If someone said, what's lettuce taste like? Thais.

Yeah. It tastes like it looks like a plant. Like spinach to me has like no taste at all whatsoever. Oh, spinach to me has taste. Really? Yeah. Cale to me has taste.

Even stronger, kale. Like, grass. Like, I can feel the taste of spinach. Mm-hmm. It's funny that you can't. No, I can't. Anyone else never had anything? Morgan No.

Two, anything you've never had to eat? Yeah, I've never had a steak before. Oh, you're missing out. I mean, I haven't eaten meat since I've been eight years old, so really the only meat I had was, like, chicken or a hamburger. I never had a steak. That's wild. That's interesting.

Like you've had beef when you were very, very young. But I don't really remember it or anything. I remember chicken. But I just don't really really... And what do you remember by chicken? Just that I was like in my happy meals, the nuggets. And it came with the toys. That's about all I remember.

And you stopped eating meat because... My sister told me where it came from. So I just kind of chucked my hamburger out the window and... And never again. Never again. What would it take to get you to eat a steak? Oh, I couldn't. Like I would vomit upon the first time of eating it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but okay. But I'm saying, like, how much money to actually get you to take, like, a bite of steak? Do it. Oh, wow, yeah. 50 bucks? You could get paid. Oh, gosh, no, like $300 at least. What?

Go higher. Yeah, it grosses me out so bad. This is about to happen. No, it's not. I would have wanted to do something against her beliefs anyway. But I just wondered if somebody came up to you with a steak and said, here's a steak and $300, one bite. Would you take that bite? I would attempt it.

It would be brutal, though. It would not be a pretty, pretty event happening there. Anyone else? I've never had lobster. Oh, yeah? I'm not a big lobster fan. I've always seen it on a menu and I'm always just like, I should try that someday, but I never do.

Yeah. Is it good? I've had crab legs. Is that kind of the same thing? Ish. I don't know like the texture lobster. And lobster's expensive and it's just not that good to be that expensive. I feel like you have to like dip it in a bunch of butter for it to be amazing.

I feel like I dip it a bunch of butter to be okay. Right. And maybe I've never had good lobster, but red lobster back in the day. We go once a year. Like my family going up, we went to one dinner, once a year at Red Lobster. It was the biggest deal for us. And I never had lobster, though. I went if the biscuits were good, and I would get like shrimp at Red Lobster. I didn't realize that that tank of lobsters when you enter, that's where they get the lobster. Pick it out. Rest in peace. I just thought they were like a little decoration. Ramundo, our guy running the board. Anything you've never had?

Olives. Never. You name your unolivers, huh? Well, not even by accident? No, I've never. They've been on pizza before but never eating that pizza yeah. Okay, golly, now I'm sitting here. Like, there has to be something I've never eaten. I mean, most people have had most things. That's why they're common. But I just saw Tom Brady and never eating a strawberry. Here are the biggest songs in country music right now.

At number three, Chris Lane. I don't know about you. This song comes on the radio. And every time I start going, this is a good song. I'm like, who sings this? I like, Chris a lot. I like this song a lot, but I feel like he's in that spot right now where all these dudes sound the same. It's such a good song, and I really like him.

But I just can never differentiate a lot of these songs, a lot of these male artists. Do you have that problem or no? Oh, yeah, sometimes, for sure. It's like... There are 17 male artists, and they all kind of have the same vibe. And you got to go, okay, I mean, match up, because I should know this. But that's a good song. So good.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I forgot your name. It's your name. That's a good one. It's a good one.

Your number two song is Dirk's Bentley Living. And the number one song for a second week in a row is Luke Bryan Knocking Boots. Sweet tea needs that sugar stirring small town nights need both things burning shades need drawn. Hearts need falling. What do you think the top pop song is right now? Because your kids are listening to the pop. Oh, man, I have it in my head right now. I heard it like just yesterday.

It's got to be that one. Go ahead. Now I can't even sing it back to you though. But it's been... You're throwing your hand at me like I should know what you're thinking. I don't. I know. I feel like when I do that to you, you'll just read my mind.

Well, I know what the answer is, though. Can you sing it to me? A little hint. There you go. She kind of like, it's like that beat and it's like, she's like, techno-y, but the not. That song, you know what I'm describing. Okay, will you be on? and say if you were thinking of it?

I swear, if you give me one more hand out, but I could really get it. What? If I'll sound like children or not. Like babies. It's like that, but she's like, doom, doon, do it. And then she goes, Lizzo?

Are you thinking of Lizzo? No, it's not Lizzo. It's a beat. It's like a really good beat. I don't think you know the song, though. I don't know what song you're thinking, but I don't think you have the number one song. We're going to play the song I'm thinking.

The number one song is, When they call me, see, your reto. That wasn't it, In English. That's not it. But this is the number one song. Yes. And I do this, no, this one. But what are you thinking?

The other one. It's like really popular. Oh, Billy Eilish. Here's a bag. That's it. That's it. Billy Eilish. Yeah.

Okay. With the beat. Somehow Mike D knew what you were saying? Yeah, weird. And your back is to him. Like, nothing. He should not know anything in what you're saying there and he still got it. On the Bobby Bones show now.

James do you pray. How you doing, James? It's great, man. How are you? I'm real good. You know, we were talking about you last week because we heard about this Randy Travis tour where Randy can't sing anymore, so he picked you to go out and sing the songs out on tour with him.

Yeah. That's pretty cool. Well, it's so cool in a lot of ways. I mean, how do you grow up listening to country music and not be a huge Randy Travis fan? Absolutely. Which I am too, which I thought it was so cool. But then I thought, well, let me hear this guy sing a little bit because that's pretty interesting that you're singing the songs.

Is it because your voice sounds like Randy? Well, I mean, I've been told that I have a similar tone or whatever, but, you know, I'm not going to try to go and sound like him, you know what I mean? because I don't think that's possible. But yeah, I guess I have a similar range. And so you kind of popped on the voice. Yeah, that true? That's right.

So back in 2015, you hop on the voice. And who got you to try out for that show? It was just an idea a friend of mine had. I was kind of at a crossroads in my career. I didn't really know what step to take next. And they said, hey, you know, the voice is auditioning for the new season. Why don't you try it out? And I was like, why not?

You know, and so I went up to Chicago and auditioned, and it worked out. I'm glad I did. How many chairs turned around for you? All four. Oh, wow. Yeah. Did they turn around quick? Did you get nervous?

Oh, I was super nervous, yeah. It was kind of an overwhelming experience, but the first three coaches turned around almost right away, and Blake was the last to turn around right at the end. So what team did you hop on? Adam. Oh, you did? Team Adam, yep. Huh.

Interesting. That's usually what people say. And how far did you go in the season? Halfway through, like the third round, the knockout round. I got knocked out. Yeah. So what happens when you leave that show? Well, I mean, I came back here to Nashville, and I knew that, you know, I had to kind of hit the ground running.

And I had already had like half of an album done before that. So I just finished up the album and put it out shortly after. Say your name for me. Is it James Dupree? Yep. James Dupree. Does that how said? Do you pray James Dupree, though?

Oh, yeah, all the time. All right. Randy Travis, he picked James here, and it's going to be the music of Randy Travis 2019 tour. He'll perform 16 of Randy's number one hits with Randy's original band, which is pretty cool. Yeah. And Randy will appear at each event. And so what I said was, well, if you can play all the hits, let me just call some out. You go with that? Yeah, absolutely.

Verse and chorus of some of these. So let's do digging up bones first, because when I think, I mean, that's the one that comes on mind first, when to think about Randy Travis. Absolutely. You go with that one? Absolutely. Let's do it. By the way, you're going to do these. full songs in the concert, right? Yes. Okay, for here, because we're going to get a bunch of them in.

You're going to do verse and chorus. Yep. All right, here he is. James to pray, everybody. Let's do digging up bones. Hey, guys, so because of licensing rules, we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio 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. You got a little pressure on you with his original band. Do you feel it?

Like, oh, boy. They used to play with Randy. Yeah, well, it's pressure from everything. I mean, Randy has a lot of hardcore fans. And to step into that role, I guess, is pretty daunting. But, you know, I'm just going to have fun with it. You know, I mean, that's the best I can do. That's pretty cool.

Jam Tupre is here. And he's going out on the Randy Travis tour, Indianapolis, Evansville, Indiana, Macon, Georgia, Augusta, Georgia, Knoxville, North Little Rock, Nashville, you're doing it all. How about song number two? Let me think. On the other hand, how you feel about that one? On the other hand, yeah, let's do it.

Did you know all these songs already? Well, I mean, there's a few of the number ones that I've been working on that I really didn't know as well as the obvious ones. But yeah, I've just been practicing singing along to the karaoke tracks. It's been pretty fun. That's cool. All right. On the other hand, James DePraise here. Hey, I'm hearing, by the way, they're telling me in my ear, you're about to have a baby.

Yeah, any day now. My wife's actually here in the building. And, yeah, any day. She could actually go into labor here while we're here. Bring her in if it happens. Oh, there she is right there. Wow, she's smiling. Oh, yeah.

She's over nine months pregnant? Well, she's, next week is when she's due. Yeah. Pretty pumped? Man, I'm excited. Baby girl. First kid? No, this is, well, this is her first kid.

This is my fifth. Yeah, I have four boys. from my first marriage, yeah, that's right. You have five kids. No wonder we need to get on a road. First girl, so it's a whole new world. Hey, look at this. Okay, how about, hmm, let's do three wooden crosses.

You feel good with that one? Yeah. By the way, you're hearing James Dupre, who is Al, he'll be singing all these songs on the music of Randy Travis tour. He'll do 16 of Randy's number one hits with Randy's original band. Randy will be at every event. How'd you meet Randy Travis? We met in 2013 on the set of a movie called The Price.

It's independent film, really cool. He played as a fictional country music superstar, and I played as his character's son. And we met the first day on the set, and he's also an accomplished actor as well as an amazing singer. And, you know, I was really nervous to meet him, and he came on and brought his guitar, whipped out his guitar, and he said,

Hey, let me show you this song I just wrote. And I was just like, is this really happening right now, you know? And he showed me the ropes on the set and everything. And it was just a really, it was a really great time. And it was right shortly before he had his stroke, actually. And now you're out singing the song. It's crazy how it works, huh? It's wild, man.

Do you think you were good when the first time you sang in front of him? Or was he, like, sing in front of me? Did he do that to you? He's like... Yeah, well, there were some singing in the movie. So, yeah. Nice. You don't have to, like, force it on him, but he can still see it.

Yeah, exactly. You know, he had a lot of nice things to say. That's cool. How about, let's do one more on this one. Let's do, we got to do forever and ever amen, right, Amy? Oh, for sure. That's my jam. All right, let's do that one.

So go out to the show. Hey, where are, like, what's a ticket link? I don't have a, like, a website. How do they get tickets? Do you know? They're on Ticketmaster, I think, for the most part. And if you go to, well, Randy's website has the links, and so does my website, Jamesepray.com.

And you can just search up the individual venues as well, like the Riemann, for example. You can get it on the Riemann website. So Indy, Evansville, Macon, Mississippi, Augusta, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Knoxville, North Litter Rock, Nashville, Atlanta, Minneapolis, and Green Bay. Go see this show.

Pretty good, man. It's going to be fun. Like with your music, you have a single out now. It's called Another Love Song, right? Correct. Is that anyone good or no? Tell me, tell me good or no. Yeah, man, I like it.

Yeah, it's a good song. You want to play a little bit of that one? Can you give us a little verse and course of that? Yeah, I'd love to. watching the guitar over right now. All right, here he is. James Duprey. What's this song about?

So it's about the feeling that, you know, when you go through a breakup and you're upset and you turn on the radio and you hear nothing but love songs and it's basically like that feeling that you don't want to hear another love song. Interesting. All right, I'm ready to see how, what I think.

Let me see if I turn my chair around. All right. Nice, James Dupree. I couldn't turn my chair around to turn it around because my ears are tethered. to me to the room, but I would have turned around for that. It's okay. I pictured it in my head. Thank you very much. All right, James DePray, good to see you, buddy. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable,

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Well, let me see if I'm doing them. So give me the first one. Not returning your shopping cart. When you take it out. I take it out. I just have to gather cards, though. So I think I have a affinity for people who have to also gather cards try to take care of your own.

Yeah. But everybody do that. Yeah. I think I wrote about my first book, like you can judge someone by if they take their cart back to the... By that alone. And the first level is you can take it back

to the place in the parking lot. But if you really want to help out, take it back in the store. Oh, wow, that's a lot. Because then that person had to roll the car all the way back. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What else? Parking too close to the line in a parking lot. Like if you're pulling in the spot. I'm not very good parker. I'll be honest with you. If I'm in, I'm in. And sometimes I'll get out and look and I'll bend over and look at the back of my car. And even if my tire's on the line, you leave it on the line? Yeah, because I'm just not going to do much better. I know my strength and weaknesses. Okay. I do make sure I'm in. And I don't go

over the line, but I'm not a very good parker. replying all to a mass email. I don't do that. Yeah. I just don't reply all to any emails. Yeah. You know what? I'm just going to not reply to any emails ever again.

I'm done. I'm done with all of that replying. You're done with email? Yeah, I'm done. Note to self. Text only. Okay. Yeah, what else?

Putting something back on the wrong shelf at the grocery store. Like you grab it and then you decide you don't want it. So you just throw it back on a random shelf. Again, I had to stock shelves. That is annoying. I'm probably a little closer to that than you are because I had to be the one to walk. through at the end of the night and you go through at the end of the night and make sure,

because when you reopen the store, if it's not a 24-hour store, and make sure that everything's set up for the next day or even the next shift. What else? Talking at the movies. Never. Never do I do that. Oh my goodness. And it's the only time I want to fight people in my life when people talk at the movies. Yeah. Like a hat, even a whisper. I don't mind a whisper. Okay. Because a whisper's not a talk. And as long as the whisper's not super loud, of course you're going to reach over in someone's ear and be like, hey, what happened a minute? Right. That's okay.

But if you're like, no, yo, wait down. You have your phone open and it's a bright light. Oh, man. All right, what else? Okay, so I was looking at dog care because Bobby, we both have dogs. And sometimes I have to leave my dog crated up for a while and I know you have the same thing. And I saw that some people, they leave their dogs crated up at home for eight to ten hours.

They live them crated up that long? Crated up or just like stuck at home where they can't get out to get out to get any exercise or run around or go to the bathroom. Well, credit up is a lot different. Okay. I'll leave my dog at home for six hours. Roman. He's in his own room.

Right. Yeah. Well, they just say that you're shortening your dog's life if they have to sit around for eight to ten hours without being able to run around and do the things that they need to do to get let out. So if you can go home during lunch or you have someone that go check on your dog or something, because I get it. Most people have to work eight, nine hour days. Try to go home and let your dog out at some point.

if you can. I mean, we as human should also be standing up to stretch every 30 minutes or so. Oh, yeah, we should. We're our own dogs. We're keeping ourselves locked in. I know. If you're sitting for eight to ten hours a day,

yes, make sure that you stretch. So if you had to flee your house with like ten minutes to spare, like you knew something was happening, a fire or whatnot. Like, I have the top items that most people would grab, and then I'm curious what you would grab.

Well, I'm going to say first because I don't want to steal any of the answers. My dog. Well, that's nice. Nice. Yeah. Is that not on the list? Well, some people may not have dogs.

True. My kids. Yeah. Well, my dog wouldn't know the difference. I'd probably grab him. My mirror ball. Oh, good one. Is that on there for people?

They're Dancing with the Stars Championship. There's only like 18 people with the Mirabal. Oh, okay. No, 27. Oh. Yeah. There's 27 of us. You won the 27th season?

Season 27. I guess it's American Idol that's 18 or 17. Yeah, something like that. Okay. What are people getting? Oh, the number one thing is laptop. That's what people are grabbing. Other people are grabbing their passport, their checkbook.

There are three pairs of sneakers that are their favorite. a small grooming pack? I have no idea what that's about. They're grabbing their dollar shape club before they run out. Interesting. Yeah. There's a fire. I got to get my executive razor.

And then socks, underwear, and T-shirts. And I'm like, whoa, where are the sentimental people that are, what about, you know, I don't know. Sox. You know if you're grabbing socks. It's like when planes go down and they say, don't grab your overhead.

If we land in water or we have to like make it a mercy landing and go and we land, Just get off the plane. I'm grabbing my crap. Just closed, though, right? If it's not, no, my whole thing, my overhead. If it's not going to keep me from moving fast, I'm grabbing it. Now, if it's a plane crash, we're fighting for ourselves, I'm going. But if it's like, just go down the slide.

You guys see me sliding down that big old slide, with my arms wrapped around my carry. Sure. All right, is that it, Amy? Yeah, maybe. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.

With lunchbox. Maureen Cornfield has set a new world record. Oh, you don't know, Maureen. You might recognize the name Mighty Mo. She's a 97-year-old swimmer, and she set another world record with her 14th World Championship. Wow, she's 97. How long is she swimming?

We're just talking like one lap, but she sets record. She wins all these medals, and she has the world record for 14 world championships at 97 years old. Amy, didn't you have an uncle or something that was playing tennis at like 100? Ben's grandpa played tennis. 95-ish. Yeah, and he would canoeed and golfed. He would walk the golf course.

It turned into that, but he was still active. Yeah. He lived in Hot Springs. Hot Springs, Arkansas. Yeah. You always say things funny. It's funny. Hot Springs.

It's hot springs. It's like Taco Bell. When I say Taco Bell, you say. Taco Bell. I don't hear that I'm saying it funny. Or that show that comes on the night after Friday nights, it's live. Saturday Night Live. You go night live

Like why does night go on? And hot springs I go Saturday night I go Saturday night You're not Hot Springs Hot Springs Hot Springs

Okay Like I loved Really close to hot springs growing up You're not wrong Hillary was saying I said Gwen Stefani weird

How do you say it Stefani That's okay Okay good Phew Hey Ramundo Are you taking Like addiction class

By the way What are you doing What are you talking about Are you taking some sort of Is it him Who's taking the The class step To say things right

Oh well in college I did a phonetics class. Oh, is that what it is? Do you correct people all the time? All the time, because I know the phonetic alphabet. So there's like different letters for the A and all that. So I know any of these. These sounds are all normal to me.

Go ahead. Ah, A, those are the two. And then T and then T. Everything has at least one or two phonetics. What's B? It's just a B. It's like some of them are just the letter. Okay, C.

C is S. Yeah. C can be C or C. C or C. He said S. He said S. I'm confused. I don't know. I never took a class.

Shout out to Mighty Moe. What's her name? Mighty Mo. And guys, if you have not started, she didn't start her career until 65 and now she's in the International Swimming Hall of Fame.

So Mighty Moe. Props to you. Brooks and Dunn didn't meet until Ronnie Down was 40. Crazy. Yeah. So you can get started at any time. I'm probably going to start my own country duo

when I turned 40 because they did. Don't you have one with Eddie? Yeah, we already have one. Oh yeah. I got awkward. And we were. We weren't 40.

That's true. All right. Thank you very much. That was Tell Me Something Good. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. I'm a transmeting.

Bobby Bones. Right, over to Amy with the Morning Corny. Here we go. The Morning Corny. What test is a criminal parrot hate? What test is a criminal parrot hate? A polygraph. That's pretty good.

Yeah. She's back, Fulgo. She's here. She's here to stay. All right, there we go. That was the morning corny. Yes, Bobby Bones. On the phone now is Savannah in Nashville.

Hey, Savannah, thank you for calling the show. How are you? Hi, good. How are you doing? Real good. I'm reading that you've been listening for a long time. How old are you?

Yes, I'm 23, so I just started NBA school at Vanderbilt actually. So I'm a born-raised off night and just moved to Nashville and loan it so far. Okay, well, since you are a long time, listener, we're going to let you play a game and try to win some cash. Do you need cash? Okay, here we go. I am a student, so I will take it. Do you need $100 in cold hard, untaxable cash? Oh, I don't know if you, may you do your own deal with that. But you need

$100 in cash? Yes, I do. Okay. So we have this game that we stole from one of our radio stations and it's called the big $100 minute. Actually, they do in Chicago, the big $1,000 minute, but I got to pay for it my own money. So we ain't doing $1,000. Yeah. Okay. So you get your choice of categories. You can answer questions on the Bobby Bone Show, which by the way, that scares me for her if she's been listening for that long. Because she may know all of these.

Okay. Okay. Go ahead. Or what are my other options? Or just Bobby Bone Show. Oh, or history. Oh, um, let's go Bobby Bone Show and see how I can do.

Okay. Now, you've been listening for how long? So, I remember when I was a kid back in the days when you were on a different channel. And then I remember when my friends, when y'all moved to Nashville, like, my friends skipped high school to come say goodbye to you. Like, my mom wouldn't let me. But, like, I just remember, like, that old where they came and staked out outside of your studio to come say bye. So I remember the first time I listened, the first, like, whole time through, I was getting an MRI in, like, seventh grade.

And I got to listen to the whole show. Okay. So it's been a minute. She's been with us for a while. Okay. You have 60 seconds. If we can get 60 seconds on the clock, please. Now, what will happen is in this category of the Bobby Bone Show.

As soon as the end of the first question hits, you're up. Now, if you want to pass, just pass. We'll come back to it, okay? Okay. Ten questions. Ready. Ready. Question number one.

At what restaurant did Amy and I meet? Oh, shoot. I don't pass. What is the name of my second, my last book? Fail. Oh, my gosh, I'm going to fail the same. fail um okay pass what was lunch where was lunchbox working when i met him i think the wrong category pass what is one of amy's two kids names pass big fan here folks oh i listen a long time i know i'm so sorry

what is uh who is the country star i dated and write the questions oh linds good um what's my favorite john mayor's song i said on history uh pass i name my dog after a character from what TV show. Family. At the office. Correct. What fake name does lunchbox always go by?

Pass. How much is this worth now? $1 million. Wow. Okay, you didn't do very well. I know. I'm so sorry about that. Let's walk through with no timer.

Ready? What restaurant did Amy and I meet? Like, what do you know about that? I just remember that he was sitting alone and she walked up to you because you're sitting alone and said hi. That's true. And we talked about that like a week.

It was like a Culver's in North Boston. Is that table dedicated to us now? Yeah, Andrew said they're, I think they're going to, but we didn't. Only if we go for a ceremony, they'll put the plaque up. All right, Culver's is where Amy and I met. Yeah. The name of my second book, my last book is called Fail Until You Don't. You almost got that, but you fail.

Yeah. But keep on failing. Eventually you'll get it. That's right. Lunchbox was working at Jason's deli whenever we met. That's right. Delivery driver. I was the number two delivery driver.

We asked you, what were Amy's two kids' names, and you had no answer. Do you know now, thinking back? Can you think of either one of Amy's kids? No. I know once you say I'm going to know of, but I don't worry now. Wilbur? Wilbur. Yep.

And Nogzima. Nogsima, yeah. Does that sound familiar? Yes. Okay. Okay, cool. I'm so sorry for failing this so hard. She knew Stanley.

I was like, I've listened to all forever. Amy's two kids are really named Stevenson and Stasierra. Okay, I was up to say, I was like, Wilbur. No, we don't want you to say that. That sounds familiar. I was like, there's no way it's Wilbur. I was like, that's not me. You were like, yeah, that's familiar. That's familiar.

Isn't that a face wash or something? The last girl I dated, Lindsay L, correct. My favorite John Mayer's song is Stop this train. Stop this train. Stop this train. I want to get off and go home again.

That one. I name my dog from a character from the office. His name is Stanley. Lunchbox's fake name. for prank calls and other things is, do you have any idea? No. It's a Jason Gibble. That's right, shout out.

That makes sense with the Jason. I have two other questions here. In what year was I inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame? Or would you guess on that one? It was last year, wasn't it? 2017. You didn't miss that one. And what is Amy's husband's name?

I don't know, but I know he's in the military. Wilbur. That's where the name came from. Awesome. Well, I'm so sorry for failing so bad at that game. I swear. But Wilbur sounds right for her husband's name, right? Like that one sounds familiar.

Yeah. Yeah. Cool. It's actually Ben. You are so mean, dude. I'm just going with it. It's great. You are.

You need a dog named Wilbur. It's something. I know. Well, listen, I do thank you for listening. You didn't get very many right. Nope. That's okay. Good luck at Vanderbilt.

Yeah. Hope the cut. Hope you have to take a test on us. She won't. She won't. Don't worry. All right. Hey, thank you.

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Is Amy a Bad Mom? I like this game. Let's go. Fun game. I didn't come up with the game. Amy came up with a game. I know, because it's like serious question. Everybody, welcome to the game show.

We all love. Is Amy a bad mom? Yay. R1 can tussle today. Amy, welcome to the show, Amy. Hi, happy to be here. Thank you very much. What is your reason that you may be a bad mom?

So my daughter needed cough medicine to sleep, and the little plastic cup that we normally give it to her in was missing. I don't know where I went. I guess I got thrown away. So I needed something to measure real quick, and I busted out a shot glass. Nice. And gave her her cough syrup in a shot glass, and something just felt so wrong about it when she was throwing it back.

So I was like, Does this make me a bad mom? Let's go around the room here. Let's go to our first panelist on Is Amy a Bad Mom? Lunchbox. Man, it's teaching her to drink at a young age because, I mean, she's going to see that and be like, that's what my mom used to give me cough medicine out of, and it kind of encourages. So I would say just give it out of a Dixie Cup, I mean, a regular cup, and it may take longer

to get to the mouth, but I think it's a bad move to give her it out of a shot glass. Wow, from lunchbox? So you're saying one vote? Bad mom. Bad mom. Bad mom. One dog. She's head.

Man votes in. Sorry, Amy. You're giving your daughter shots. She's going to be in therapy years later. She's like, I'm just drawn to shot glasses. Everything's my mom gave me my vix. The only way I can sleep. Is Amy a bad mom?

Eddie? Look, I'm a parent too. When you're a parent, you just grab what you can to get the job done. In this case, all she found was a shot glass. It's not bad. You just do what you got to do. So Amy is... A good mom.

A good mom. A good mom. Wow, we're one to one right now. Let's go to our 25-year-old. ahead of digital Morgan number two. I don't think there is anything wrong with what happened. I would not think of anything of it if my mom did that to me and it would not change what had happened in my life later.

So I think you're a great mom. Does it matter that on the glass... It said some beach? Oh, no. I thought about that. What do you think it said on the glass? Well, it could have said anything. It could have said,

what's Jim Beam Right, right, right? Yeah Ramundo I'm gonna go with that's fine Who cares? It's a kid They don't know, she's not gonna tell people at school She did it, she'll forget about it never It's not going anywhere

Really know, I mean, and to be fair it was this cute little shot glass My friend gave me the shape like a bikini Oh my gosh, right? Oh wow Ramundo, you just heard this And you're changing your mind now I'm saying good mom, it's fine Good mom, good mom I'm also going to go with Good Mom because you gave you kid medicine.

You got to do what you got to do. You have an 80% score on is Amy, a bad mom or good mom? You are a good mom. Welcome to another weekend. Thank you, everybody. We'll see you next week on Is Amy a Good Mom or Bad Mom? Bye everybody. It's time for the good news.

With Amy. Tell me something good. Okay, got to recognize this couple Jonathan and Cindy Strawbridge in York, Pennsylvania because they thought about the mom. moms and dads out there, the new ones that maybe didn't get a baby shower thrown for them. And most of people I know, they have somebody that's going to throw them a baby shower. But yeah, there's a lot of moms and dads that don't have that. And they've got a kid.

They know how expensive diapers and baby clothes are. So they put together 150 gift baskets. And then they passed them out to new moms and dads who are struggling or didn't have a baby shower. And they called it a community baby shower and filled it up with the essentials. And then Cindy, she also attached a note to each basket that, said to the mom, you matter, you are loved, and so is your child. That's pretty cool. That is good. That's what it's all about right there. That was tell me something good.

Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. This is the Bobby Bones. You want to hear a funny story? Yeah. So apparently Morgan No. 2 wanted to try out for American Idol back in the day. Is that true?

Yeah, it is. And then what happened? My mom shut down my dreams. It was a full out fight that we had. How old were you when this happened? I think I was 12. And I basically brought the papers to get her to sign off on it. And she was like, look, we got to have a conversation.

You're not very good. Try out for a American Idol at 12. Yeah, you could sign or you could go at any age. Or maybe I was 16. Yeah, it had to be 16. But I still had to have my parents' signature to do it. I couldn't do it by myself. So I went and asked for her signature.

and she basically was just like, look, I really don't want you to go on and get embarrassed and be... She thought you might be one of the bad ones? Yes. Because at the time, they were airing the bad auditions. And she was like, that's what's probably going to happen. And I was like, no, it's not. I'm so good at this. Like, I can do this.

And, yeah, she didn't know. Did you sing in school? Yeah, I was in choir. And I, you know, she was like, we put you through singing lessons and we tried everything. but it's just really not working for you. Did you think you were a good singer in school? I did. As compared to the other kids?

Yeah, and I even had like solos and some of like the music choirs and things. So I thought it was pretty good. And you thought you moved to Nashville, a part of your, even though you wouldn't admit it fully, part of your dream was to be a singer. Yeah, well, when I was younger. But still, even when you were younger, I had always wanted to move to Nashville for that.

But even when you were adult a little bit, you hoped that like you'd be discovered maybe doing something in singing. Oh, no, my mom full on squash any confidence of me. having to be a singer. What did she say? She basically finally came to the conclusion after like a four hour long fight of me like slaming myself in my room and bawling telling my dad that I like hated her. Wow, I got that bad.

Oh, so bad. I was, I mean, she literally crushed my dream. I was 16 years old and that was my dream. And she was just like, I love you so much, but this is not what you are meant to do. Like you have something else that is meant to happen in your life and this is not it. It was so terrible. Oh yeah, I can't even imagine. Did you ever think you were good at anything?

I mean, I thought I could sing. And my mom would let me and my sister sing at church. And the people at our church would let us sing. And we were not good. Yeah, but church is just make a joyful noise. Right. But I mean, I also sing other places too. I sing in talent shows.

Did you ever win? No. I don't think it was a competition. But, yeah, I mean, I thought I could sing. I thought I could dance. I could not dance at all. I luckily my freshman year of high school I realized and I quit drill team because I kept ending up on the back row. You know like there's rows and I would always be put in the back.

And I was like, how do I even make the team? So I don't know, stuff like that. I mean, but my mom always let me live it out. But Stasheera sometimes she says she wants to be a singer but she doesn't really sing. She also says she wants to be an actress, but she also wants to be a doctor. And I just kind of keep all those dreams alive. Like, yeah, you can do all of those, whatever you want to do. Can you imagine shutting down your daughter like?

No, that's what I'm saying. Like, it would be hard for me. If Stashear really was trying to pursue singing, she said she now wants to take some acting lessons, but for plays, not necessarily TV, maybe Broadway-ish-type things. So, yeah, we'll have to see how that goes. Because if that opens doors to her thinking she could sing

and then we see how she sounds, if it's really bad, I don't know what to tell her. And you and your mom repaired that relationship pretty quickly? Oh, yeah. I mean, later on, now I look back and I'm very thankful for that moment because clearly that was not in the cards for me. It had started, though, because I won a talent competition. Are you kidding?

I sang Red High Heels by Kelly Pickler and I won. Is that song she sang in here on the show? No. She's singing Shanae Twain. Dixie Chicks. Oh, sorry. It probably sounded like Shantling. Did you like?

Wait, but how did you win? Was there other people? I guess I probably... Wow, Amy. It's right. I didn't. I feel you. I feel you.

We were the same. We both thought we could sing as kids. but how did you win? I do think I was a better singer before I had like hit puberty or whatever. Like I could actually sing a little bit better and then when I started to develop it just wasn't there. We have a clip of Morgan Number 2 singing.

Can we not play that back? Yeah, do we have it? For those that did not get a chance to hear Morgan Number 2 sing, why are you taking your headphones off? This is probably like the most embarrassing moment of my life. Put your headphones on. I only play a small bit. I little have tears in my eyes.

This is an embarrassing moment for me. Here you go. Here's Morgan number two. She had one moment to shine, and this is a clip of her singing on the Bobby Bone show. There you go. There she is. That's so rude.

Oh, you're the only in the talent competition. Bobby Boom. We have a contest where you can send in your version of the General Insurance's jingle, which, by the way, the real jingle is... For a great low rate, you can get online, go to the General, and save some time. Yes, and you can make it however you want. and we're going to judge and have a winner

and we're going to send you to Vegas with us, actually. Eddie and I are doing a raging idiot show, Vegas, hotel, the whole deal. And so earlier, Lunchbox said he wanted to get in the contest. He can't get on the contest. But this is him doing death metal. Here you go. For a great low rate, you can get online. Go to the general and say some time.

So we went back and put some music behind it. Do you want to hear it now with metal music behind it? Here you go. Wow, that actually is. With the music behind that, that's pretty good. That's pretty good. If you miss Eddie's this morning, here's Eddies. For a great low rate, you can get online.

Go to the general and sing some time. Pretty good, man. Hey, thank you. Both those are good. Bobbybones.com to get in the contest. Literally, you can pull out your phone and sing it, and we're going to pick one of them. Just be original.

Play lunches again with the metal music behind it. That's funny. That's why you need a good producer. Yeah. You do. You produce the crap, but that's good. Shit. Let's play real or fake news where I will give you a news story that happened in the last week and you tell me if it really happened or if Mike D made it up.

Okay? This is definitely a Mike D production here. A Mike D special. There you go, thank you. Ready to play real or fake news, Amy? Ready. There you go. A man finds his wife with another man at a restaurant that he took his mistress to.

Okay? A man finds his wife. wife with another man that he took his mistress to. So he's cheating and him and his cheat go and they see his wife cheating with somebody else, right? Right. You with me? Okay. A 38 year old man was busted cheating on his wife for seven years. He had been having an affair with a woman who was 28 years old. The situation all came to a boil when he spotted his wife out with another man while at dinner at the same restaurant with his mistress. No charges were filed. There was an altercation. Real Or fake news.

Man, I thought that there was about to be like a throwdown. There was an altercation, but there was no charges filed. Okay. I'm going to say real? You can't ask it. You have to either say real or fake. And be confident, Amy. Real.

She says real. The answer is. Fake. Oh. Mike D got you with that writing. Dang. Because I was like, wow, okay, this is a lot. Lunchbox, you're up.

A man finds $25,000. hidden in the pocket of a pool table that he bought on Craigslist. Oh, wow. A man purchased a classic sport Brighton pool table for $300. He didn't realize one of the balls was missing when he got home. He examined the pool table to see if one was still in the table. And inside, he found some stock and bond certificates along with $25,000 in cash. As of now, he's still in possession of the $25,000.

Man, as much as I want that to happen to me, and I love playing pool. Every time I've reached in the pocket, there is no way that pocket is big enough to fit $25,000 in cash. So I'm going to say fake news. He says fake news. Show me fake news. Correct. Wow. Made it up.

I thought that was real. If you said $5,000, I would have a bit. Eddie, you're up. Come on, Bones. A college student discovers a long-lost brother. after going through the Taco Bell drive-thru. That's so cool. A 22-year-old college student named Kevin Gates

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A photo of the two in the Taco Bell lobby has now gone viral. real or fake news. Amy, you says it's pretty cool, right? I think that's pretty cool, too. I don't know if this is real. But I did see that documentary about those triplets, and this kind of happened to them,

so I'm going real. Eddie says real. Come on. Got, God. Because that was fake. The only one to get one right was Lunchbox. Yeah! No!

There it is. Do you guys want to hear one crazy real story that happened? Because Mike D. Do you crush those with all the fake ones? How do you come up with those? Mike D, would you like to share how you actually come?

come up with those fake stories? I'm a great liar. There it is. Okay, here's a real one. A man explains to court why he made a dog poop bomb for his neighbor. A man was sentenced probation after he explained why he made a dog poop bomb. The man told the court that his friend had borrowed his tools and didn't give them back. So he made a homemade dog poop bomb and set it off in the man's Camero.

He says he didn't mean to cause any real harm and didn't think he broke the law. And that is real news. Wow. That's funny. That is real news. That's funny. There you go. Lunch boss, congratulations on your win.

And that is real or fake news. Thank you very much. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance.

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So what do you have like pre-menopause? I guess you say perimenopausal or something? something, but it's pre-minopause. So menopause, I learned, happens in most women around 51-ish, so I'm 38. But she said pre-menopause can start 10 years before. So normally at 41, but I'm like pre-pre or something. Some women, a small percentage, it can start happening at 38. And that's me. I had some weird stuff happening. So I went in and I had some, like, she made me real nervous, actually. And then she wanted to do an ultrasound, check up my uterus and my ovaries. And everything looked great, which obviously was a huge sigh of relief.

And she goes, well, you know, that can only mean one thing. If your uterus and ovaries are doing just fine, this is just premenopause. Real casual. So what does that mean, though, for you? You start, your hormones are starting to change. And every few months or so, I'm going to have some pretty intense, like, times of the month. What I'm wondering, is it going to affect me? It could.

Yeah, it could. My mood swings could be more intense over the next year or so as we get closer to that. But she said she could also, which I'm going to throw this out there because any listeners that might have had experience with this, because I've never done anything. Like, but it's like a IUD or something. I don't even know if I'm saying that right. Yeah, it is. Explosive in.

Somewhere. Okay. Kind of is. Sounds like a bomb. Yeah. It's what you put in. How do you know what it's called? I date a people.

Okay. You got one? Yes. What it would do is she would insert that in my uterus and it would release progesterone, which is something that I need during this time. But you have it in you for five years. But I don't know if that's going to also give me cancer at the same time. So I'm curious.

If anybody knows, let me know. Well, everybody's going to let you know and they're going to have different opinions. Never ask a group of people about health. Because when I mentioned I was going to do keto diet, holy crap. People are like, greatest thing ever. Don't listen to others. People like to fight over what they. know.

Yeah. And everybody has a different opinion on what's happening health. Okay. Well, I'm open to a lot of different opinions. Obviously, I'm going to talk to my doctors that I trust, but I know nothing about it. So I'm very curious. But big picture here, this is the biggest time marches on life of moment of my life. I was told I have premenopause or perimenopausal.

And how did you feel about that? Did you feel? I feel old. Yeah. I mean, but it's fine. I like where I am at 38. I like myself. I like things about my life.

Like, I'm fine with it. but then it's just like, oh my gosh, if I'm doing this early, what other parts of me are aging earlier? You know, Thursday, I've got to go to the butt doctor. Yeah. She said I need to do that too. Yeah, I'm not looking forward to that.

But then I talk myself down by going, they see butts all the time. Should we go together? I don't want you to have to hear what it's happening. Like, I injured mine. No, I mean, we wouldn't be able to be in there at the same time. Oh, we can get like a couple massage? You get like a butt doctor.

We could just at least make our appointment at the same time. I don't know where you're going. I got to go Thursday to the butt doctor. And I don't know what they're going to do. I don't know. Well, first of all, you know a little bit about what they're going to do. I know. That's not what I didn't think about.

I need it. But good for you for talking about it and being proactive because I think people need to do that. And because of my mom's cancer history, I have got to do that too. And I told her because my mom's was related to that part of the body. And even at 38, like I got to go, I got to do that like every year. Because When do you go? Carpool?

Carpool? I don't know if we're going the same. It was hard to get in though. Was? Yeah, because the guy was like, I think it was a guy. It was booked for like a month. Crazy.

And that makes me feel good though because I'm like, he's doing a month solid of butts before he gets to me. He's doing them every day. I know, but all I think about is like right up to me. I'm always embarrassed.

I'm going to get them zzz and like. Okay, we don't need to know that. But we don't need to know that detail. Absolutely. You have to put your best foot forward Have you ever seen a girl? What on earth? They have a real name.

Gastroontologist. Yes, I've only ever been to a dude. Never been to a butt doctor. I've only been to doctors that have done stuff with my butt to check me first. Oh, you've never into an official. Oh, okay. So a big day for me. Well, I thought you had a colonoscopy.

Mm-mm. I mean, you didn't? No. The camera up the... No. I did a finger because I would get, because I have a lot of cancer in my family. Yeah. I had the finger up there a couple times.

You need the camera up there. Well, I mean, I have my own that I... I guess I knew iPhone 18. That's what it's going to have. It's going to have its own little colonoscopy camera when the iPhone 18 comes out. Home exams.

Yeah, just shove it up there. Well, good luck with that. Good luck to you. No, good luck to you. No, good luck to you. Listen, I was looking out for you for the hormones. If that little thing I can insert for five years will help me.

And get me one too. I appreciate everybody hanging out with us. Amy, what's going on today? Oh, man. You know, today I have, I think, an appointment for my face to get looked at another like dermatologist appointment and then well go and hang out with my dad yeah yeah what about you every day uh flying home yeah so i'm gonna come back because i'm playing the opera tomorrow night which i'm pretty excited about it's a big st jude show too

i'm very thankful that the opry continues i think it's like my 10th or 11th appearance play the grandal opera which when you watch that documentary you go oh they should never let me play the opry wow yeah with the history of the opera like usually it's just really good people yeah i have a feeling one day a documentary, like, about the Grand Ole Opry, like, in 50 years, it'd be like the, you know, 10 million performances. And I'm like, you know, and everybody was very deserving to play the opera stage except this guy. I'm dead and gone. It's got a picture of me.

But we made tomorrow night show a St. Jude show. They do it once a year. So it's me, Chris Jansen, High Valley, some other folks. But I'm pretty excited about that. So I'm coming back to do that. I Heart Ready Music Festival is Friday. Yeah. So I got to get in and get on my clothes.

They're like, have three looks. Do you have your looks? I do. I do. A look for night one. A look for night two. A daytime look. All that costs money.

Mm-hmm. So yeah, that's it. Coming home. Can't wait to see everybody. See you guys tomorrow. Have a great day and we'll catch you on Wednesday's Bobby Bones show. You can go vote in the draft or lead singer draft. Bobby Bones.com vote on the team that you think.

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