The Bobby Bones Show - Jana Kramer Stops By + Before They Were Famous + Lunchbox Holds Hands With A Stranger

Episode Date: September 18, 2018

Jana Kramer stops by the studio with some "Dancing With The Stars" advice for Bobby. Show members try and guess what jobs artists had before they became stars. Lunchbox tries holding hands with a stranger at church. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Let me have a trams. This is the Bobby Bones show. Hey, morning studio. Morning. Well, so we gave Amy my dearest friend. You know, Amy, people ask me who my best friend is. I say you now. Oh, now?

Oh, okay. Why? Why did I get bumped up? Who was the best friend? I think it shifted a bit, but now you're just my standard answer. But it's weird that I have a best friend and I'm not her best friend. You know what I mean? It's like when you asked someone to prom back in the day and they didn't ask you to theirs.

Like, but I'm telling you All that hurts to hear But you are one of my best friends But if I were to say Your husband You have to pick your husband Then I have my sister Absolutely

And the ninth here I come After your male man, it's me But no people will say Who's your best friend And I have to think about it And have people that are really close to me But I go man Like Amy's my best friend

And so But like three people have asked me that recently And I was like yeah I think you're my best friend Awesome I'll take it Here's, because if something's going on, you know who it used to be my girlfriend, it's time. Oh, that's true.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. And she was for even when y'all weren't. Yeah, before we dated. Yeah. So I think she fell down the power rankings and you climbed to that top spot. So, but that's Amy, my co-host. Also, because people wonder, people behind the scenes get along.

Also, my best friend. Yeah. We get along. Yeah, I think, yeah, we do get along. Yeah. Yeah. And if you knew to the show, like, this show started with, I was by myself, I had no money. They weren't going to give me any money to hire co-hosts.

And I was by myself and I just found people. Like Amy was selling granite. What was the place called, AGMM? AGM, architectural granite and marble. Yeah, she was, Amy's never done radio. I know you hear it now and go, but that silky voice, though. She speaks so eloquently. And then lunchbox was delivering at Jason's deli in San Antonio, driving a delivery truck.

And I was like, this dude's nuts. funny and lunchbox is his first year on the show not only was he just working part-time and again even during the show lunchbox went to work at samms club right uh Costco actually i worked at sams before that i got laid off yeah so he was working two jobs he's working at Costco and doing the show and he never had a microphone for the first year he just stayed in the corner and yelled or went out with the phone and so there's lunchbox and there's eddie who is my tv producer when do we start knowing each other eddie oh 11 years ago yeah they we were working the same tv station You were on the radio and I was working at a TV station and they hooked us up.

Like, I was your producer and you were the talent. Next thing you know, our Jed's a millionaire. You used to be my best friend too, man. Yeah, Eddie and I don't hang out as much anymore because we're not on the road playing raging idiot shows. And then I realized I should probably call my wife my best friend. That's true. That's true. That's a dear friend, though.

Like, dear friends. He'll answer the phone if he's on the toilet if it's FaceTime. Absolutely. Yeah. That's how you know. It's love. Okay. My dance partner talks about pooping.

Yeah. Do you like that? I don't mind it because it's just out there. It is what it is. I used to be like, ooh, I'm not into it, but it's not. But it's not a thing. I know it's not a thing. Now that I have kids, like so much stuff, I just talk about way more than I ever used to.

And so, yeah, I get it. Isn't it crazy? Suddenly becomes like not a thing. This is not a thing. It's just like, she's like on my stomach. And I was like, when it's not a thing, it's not a thing. And she has an Australian accent, so it makes it way cooler for her. her to be like,

I just feel like she can talk. It sounds cooler when she's talking about it. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories. It's producer Raimundo in Richmond, Virginia. A tornado touchdown caused a lot of damage. One person was killed and another was injured. In Brooklyn, New York, a parking garage fire damaged cars and injured 21 people.

A majority of those were firefighters. Luckily, none of the injuries were life-threatening. And finally, to help out those effects. by Hurricane Florence, text Red Cross to 90999. So what happens, lunchbox? You go to church this weekend. With my mom, and we go, and when they do the Lord's Prayer, you're supposed to, or at least my church growing up, you reach to your left and you're right, and you grab the person's hand, and you hold hands as you do the prayer. So, anyway, start the prayer, and I reach to my left to grab the

dude's hand, and he pulls his hand back and gives me the side eye, like, excuse me, why are you trying to grab my hand. Apparently at that church, they don't hold hands. And so it was a really awkward moment in church, and then I had to spend the next 20 to 25 minutes the rest of the service with him sitting there going, is this dude trying to hit on me? Stop it. Well, that's what I felt like he thought because I went to reach for his hand.

Stop it. It is weird, though, that someone would have a reflex to go, why are you trying to hold my hand? Like, in church, like, that's the thing. Yeah. I mean, I think that's normal. Yeah. But I looked at everybody else.

else held hands and I didn't realize it was just natural I reached out tried to hold his hand amy yeah I mean I I feel like um maybe lunch muck's were you giving him any other clues no Amy I just find it weird like at church you hold hands in the bathroom like is he like or did you not bathe that day or something I get how do you mean like gross well anything I mean I don't know yeah did he give any other signals or signs or Was he just stinky and gross? And the guy's like, I'm not holding that guy's hand. Yeah, that's a good question, too.

All right. Well, thanks for the story in lunchbox. How was church, by the way? Oh, it was great. You know, I got down, you know, prayed to God said, thank you for having me. Thanks for having my mom here. And, you know, went about my day. Got my Catholic on.

Did you? Hey, Amy, you ever go on any crazy diets? I mean, back in the day, yeah, I don't really diet so much now. I just try to, like, maintain a healthy lifestyle. But, yeah, remember? I mean, in 2010, when I was, trying to get pregnant and I went from a meat eating like ate whatever with my husband type person and then went straight vegan.

My husband was like, oh, what? He would come home from like, you know, the Air Force. Like he'd be gone. He'd come home to like kale and sweet potatoes and he'd be like, no, really, what's for dinner? And I'm like, where's the rest of it? And I'm like, you're looking at it. Do you ever do any of those nutty ones? Or not nutty, but like the Atkins or the.

Yeah. Like back in the day. And I would say that's probably when I was like, I was, that's my unhealthy. I call that my unhealthier. chapter in my life. I did Weight Watchers. I did Atkins. I did all the things to try to just shortcut and that just stuff did not work for me. Yeah, short cuts never good for long term. Right. And just general, not even diet, like life. Yeah. Sometimes for a temporary reason, you have to hit a shortcut. Sure. You have to take a shortcut. But shortcut is never good for long

term. Generally speaking with anything. Relationships, money with diets even. And the reason I ask about diets is... Oh, I did South Beach. Are you that diet? Yeah. Yeah. A new study says the number one reason for people not being able to maintain their diets is not getting support from their friends and family.

That they would have lasted longer with support. Yeah. Again, I'm going to take it out of the diet realm. And with any goal, if you can get the right support, I think... And so what I guess what I'm saying through this segment is, you're hearing this, it's not even about you. It's not even about you. It's about giving your friends and your loved ones support.

So you hear this, know that you can help them actually reach their goals if you reach out and give them the support they need. Yeah. So, yeah, that's all. I just want to share that. I hope you, do you like that? I do. I think it's good advice because, I mean, if that's, if someone has a goal, like, yeah,

why not help lift them up with that instead of try to, like, sabotage or bring them down or not be supportive? I'm into it. All right, thank you guys. 30 seconds skinny. Brett Eldred released the music video for his latest single, Love Someone. The entire video stars his dog Edgar. In the video, they spend a lot of quality time together, riding me.

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And the nonprofit has a goal of completing 500 beds by the end of the year. That's cool. Bobby Bones Show. Boney Up the Day. This story comes us from West Lynn. Oregon. A man was out doing some yard work when he got stung by a yellow jacket and he looked and he's like, oh, there's a

big old nest, I'm going to get revenge. Goes get some gasoline, some oil, pours it on the nest, lights it on fire, ends up burning down four acres of land. Oh wow. I thought that everyone would get him, but he burned the land down. Yeah, it was windy and hot. 100 degree temperatures

blew the fire and the fire department had to come put it out at a four acres burned. Oh my gosh. On Lunchbox, that's your Bonehead Story of the day. It's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bond. In the season, Lunchbox is up 1 to 0 in Amy versus

Lunchbox. Woo! Crowd goes crazy! Woo! So I'll ask Amy three questions. I know. And Lunchbox should know all the answers, but I'll ask Lunchbox three questions

and Amy should know all the answers. And we'll sue as the most points at the end. Amy, you're up. Are you ready? Ready. Question number one. What actor made his debut as James Bond in the film Casino Royale?

Yeah. Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig, she says. Daniel Craig is correct. Yeah. All right, Amy. I actually saw that one in the theater. Pretty good.

Amy. In what city were the 2016 Summer Olympics held? 2016, so two years ago. Summer. Beijing. Incorrect. Let's go over to Lunchbox. Lunchbox?

What city were they? My guess is Rio de Janeiro. Rio Brazil is correct. That's right. Zika. There was like people were freaking out from the Zika virus. Amy, this Major League Baseball team won the World Series in 2017. Name that team.

The Cubs? Incorrect. What? I thought they won for like the first time and ever. Yeah, in 2016. You are a year late. 2017, Houston Astros. Correct.

Lunchbox now. Two to one. Amy, you got to get more of his right. I know. Lunchbox. Yep. Jonathan Van Ness. And here's your music.

Stars as the grooming expert on what series? Jonathan Van Ness. Oh, yes. That's queer eye. Correct. And Bobby, to correct you, I can get all of his right. He's just nailing them. He's getting all the girl stuff.

He's a girl. Hey, easy with the insults. now been issued a yellow card. Yeah! Wow. Sorry. Lunchbox. What can you spray your hair?

Spray on it to naturally lighten it. Like you spray something on your hair to naturally lighten your hair. Ooh, yeah. Because then you go out in the sun and... Cocoa butter. Incorrect. Amy. Lemon juice.

Correct. There you go. There you go. I think they do that on Florida, Bama Shore. Lunchbox, you get this. You win. Yep. The Chinese art of arranging objects for harmonic...

Yeah, flow is called what? Fung Shui. Say it again? Fung Shui. Can you ask him to spell it? Oh, yeah, right. No, why don't you know what it starts with? Probably F.

That could be a pH, guys. Oh, yeah. I have no idea of feng shui. Listen, I'm going to go to Mike D if he thinks that's correct or not. Mike D says, yes. Yes, that's right. It is Fung Shway, but it really sounds like he's saying funk shui.

Well, I think it's fang. It's spelled F-E-N-G. With a G, yeah. In any sort of pronunciation that's not English, you almost have to go, Yeah, I know, I know. I get it. Our winner, day two, lunchbox, everybody. There he is.

Come on, there is. Come on, there he is. There you go. Nailed it. So parents are hiring what they're calling, quote, intimidating uncles to protect their kids from school bullying. So these uncles are coming to the rescue at schools for kids. And so, 40 bucks a day, right?

Now, that being said, if there's a market, people will fill the market. Amy, I wonder about your kids. They were brought over from Haiti in January of this year. Are they being bullied at school? Are they the bullies? Like, what's happening there? Oh, my gosh. They better not be the bullies.

And they're not getting bullied that I know of. They haven't come home. I mean, my son had that incident where, you know, he got slapped or whatever, but he handled it like a chance. And I think it was just kids being kids, but they don't come home saying they've been picked on. And my kids better not be picking on anybody or I'll handle that. Is it because you think, because your kids are in a class of all non-English-speaking kids because they all came in. Do you think that maybe?

I think there's a camaraderie amongst these kids. Like they're all coming from different places in the world. And it's unfamiliar. Yeah. So I don't know. maybe if they were in a normal school, they might get picked on more, maybe because of their accent or they don't know certain things. But right now, they're in a good situation where they have like-minded friends. It's a Bobby Bone Show.

Hey, in studio, Jana Kramer's here, Amy. Hi. Hey, Jana. Hey, what's up, girl? So, Jana's got a new podcast, which we're going to talk about in a second. What's it called? Wine Down. Like W.

It's W-H-I-N-E. Because, like, you know, toddlers wine, but also Wine Down, but also I love wine. It's like all the things. It's like all the things. Jana has also been my confidant for my dancing with the stars run because she did the show. I did. I did it two years ago and you know, you've asked me, you've texted me, asked me my opinion and stuff. And I just, I know how hard the show is and I know how much of a mind game it is.

So that's why I want to make sure that you have someone that like understands what you're going through. It's hard. It's hard. It's hard, but nobody cares that it's hard because it's such a goofy thing. Meaning like Amy, lunchbox steady, they're like, it's so fun and it is fun. But they don't understand. Like, I wish I could go back and have fun. But at the same time, like, you want to be good.

You want to be competitive. You don't want to suck. You don't want to be the worst person. You don't want to go home first. And then it's not normal to you. Like, you've never danced before. I never danced before. So I'm like, I'm not good at this.

And then we struggle with not good enough anyways. So then that just plays like terrible mind games with you. And then you just feel like you suck at everything. How far did you go on dancing with the stars? Semifinals. So how many people were left when you guys? I cut? There was three people left. Oh, wow. Wow. So it was Lori, yeah, Lori Hernandez won. And then it was Sharna's partner, James. It was in second. And then Calvin Johnson and then me. There's a dance,

Amy, that you should watch of Jan and her partner. Oh, God. Like with the shower. Oh, no. They're like, it's crazy. It's, Jana was so good. In the shower? No, but they get under a, they dance under a shower. Yeah. It was the end of the dance like we were, basically took a shower together. It was interesting. Her partner is like the best looking person of the whole of the he's cute. Yeah, he's cute and he's dancing with Nikki. And he's very Russian. He's very Russian and he's very hard too.

Like he's just he was very tough on me. How's Sharno with you? Tough. Yeah. Really tough. But good. You know, all I need in life is consistency. Right.

So if you coddle me all the time, just coddle me consistently. If you're tough on me, be tough consistently because then I can actually gauge my progress. Right. And she's tough consistently. Well, that's good. Well, she seems to be nice, though, on your Instagram posts. Yeah, that's the nice time. That's the nice day. I mean, she's a hard worker, and that's why I said, I'm like, if you get Charna, like, she will fight. She's a fighter. Like, she does not like losing.

Jana Kramer is here. Amy, do you want to ask her before? She's, how pregnant are you? I'm seven months. Yeah, I was just about to ask how that was going because I was cracking up laughing because I follow her trainer on Instagram. And literally, Jana, in the middle. So she's doing a FaceTime workout with her trainer, but it's just Jana sitting on the floor eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. That's true story. That happened. I just was like, I was over it. And I was like, hey, Aaron, I have to go to the bathroom.

I'll be right back. And I come back out with the peanut butter and jelly sandwich. And she's like, are you serious? And I was like, yeah, I'm done. I'm just, you guys couldn't continue working out, but I'm good. It's like, I'm just going to sit here and eat a sandwich. But no, the pregnancy is good. I'm excited.

I'm almost done. And third trimester. So in no time, November is going to be here. And baby will be out. Are you still playing shows? you still singing? Yeah. Hey, play, I got the boy or something for, uh, Raymond. Like, just hit a clip.

I got the first kiss. The people still sing the song? Yeah. Yeah, that's the one they sing the most back to you? 100%. Really? This is, yeah, the one that everyone loves. But no, I'm working on an EP, actually, that's going to come out next year.

Oh, yeah? You know, I'm 35 female. We'll see what happens. But how are you singing so pregnant? Or are you singing right now? I'm actually filming, I'm recording my EP in October in Nashville, so I'll be, like, like super out of breath, but I'm going to do it. But the songs are like super like, you know, tender and supposed to heartfelt.

What's the podcast wind down about? Life relationships, Mike's my co-host. We're very open about. Is your husband? Affairs. Yeah. So we're very open about our life. And it's been really nice to just be like, just to be able to help people and kind of like,

we're not therapists. We're not experts. We don't know this. But we've been down it and we're trying to like help people through that. W-H-I-N-E. Wind Down on IHeart Radio. Wind down with Jana Kramer. What advice would you give me?

Here I am. It's less than a week for the premiere of Dancing with the Stars. What's the first episode? Like, what am I about to get into now? Because you have been the person closest to me that's been giving me advice. Yeah.

Look, I mean, don't, you're going to compare yourself to everyone. You're going to think you're going to go home first. I promise you you're not. I do think that. I think that's so much. No, and the thing that you keep putting around everywhere about how you are the worst person from...

I am the worst. In Vegas. Vegas gave me odds. That's Vegas. They don't know. But it's true. They gave me the worst odds. But who cares?

That's not the case at all. I looked back on my odds to see what they said. And my odds were terrible. But were you last? No. I'm dead last. But again, that has no, like that has no true meaning. They don't know.

They don't know. They don't know like you. You're charming. Like I said, you're charming. You're funny. Like you have moves. I saw that video that you sent me. Like you're good.

So just, you know, leading up to it, just know your steps. Try to be confident. And you're not going to remember. the dance. You won't. It'll be like, it'll be, beep, beep, and then you're just going to black out. Oh, shoot. Well, then what do you do? You just, it's the muscle memory. He'll just remember, because I remember at the very end, like, dancing for the first time I go glub. I don't remember a thing. What just happened? Like, at all. You will just completely black out, but your body

will know what to do. Janet, what advice you have for Bobby when he's receiving the, you know, the score and the criticism from the judges? Just be very gracious. I always don't like people when they when they talk back to the judges or they just you know they know they know it take their take their advice and then fix it like they always said to me like i wasn't pointing my toes well that's what i focused on so if you do what they're saying they'll be like wow they're like you took what we said to heart thank you so well there she is there she is hey janica kramer with a wind down podcast by to have a baby making a new make a new music get the music out i got a whole show for you i know you do and that's so sweet thank you you're the only person that's the

No, I'm just the most obnoxious. There's a difference. That's true. All right, well, Janet Kramer's here, and you can check her out on the latest Bobbycast. We had a long talk about a lot of this stuff. Amy, anything before she has to go. It's early in the morning for her. No, I just want to thank her for being there for you during this time.

I'm glad you have her to lean on, and I hope that during the season, you continue to lean on her because I feel like she's a great encouragement for you. No, I agree. You need to keep doing it because I remember so many times I wanted to call. quit, I just, I just thought I sucked so bad with everything in my life. And it was just like, now I'm terrible at this. I'm terrible at that. Like, it just really is the worst mind game possible, the show. Well, thank you for stopping by. You're welcome, but have so much fun. Get about your Instagram name?

Kramer Girl. At Kramer Girl. Go, go follow Jana. At Kramer Girl. We'll come back in one second. It's a funny situation. Amy's at dinner. You and your husband and the waiter cursed while you were talking. Multiple times. But while he was delivering the, that, The spiel. Talking about things. I asked him about one particular salad. And to describe the salad, he used a curse word. Which one?

The F one? Uh-huh. What? The F? No. He said the F word and the S word. Use the word teddy bear instead of the F word. Go ahead.

Do it like he said it. Oh, how's this salad? Oh, that's teddy bear amazing. No way. No way. Yes. Yeah. My husband and I were both like, well, okay.

No way. Yes, wait. And we weren't at a, we were not at a fancy. restaurant. We were at a normal restaurant, but date night and our kids, we were in Colorado. Our kids happened to be hanging out with the cousins. But I was like, what if we had our kids here? Would he still be using that language?

Because at the table next to us, there was kids. And he just was real, he was real laid back, chill about it. Again, I don't know if it was his Colorado vibes, but I was shocked. I've never had a waitress or a waiter or a service person. And then I was like, does his employer

know that he describes menu items like this because I mean honestly I was like well this salad must be amazing so I'm probably you get it you know I did end up getting it but so on the other

the S word like use like poo like Wendy the Pooh yeah used poo instead he said we were taking our time ordering because my husband was like oh we're on a date night no kids tonight because he kept coming over trying to get our order and we're like my husband was making a joke like

hey we're we plan on being here a while it's date night you know and he said, I don't give a, he said, I don't give a s, I'm here till, poo, poo. Oh, yeah. He goes, I don't give a poo. I'm here till midnight or something. And it was, it was like, it was like 5.30 p.m.

Like, he just was way chill. Did you give a bigger tip? Yeah, bigger or smaller. No, we gave him same. This was a discussion, though, because we, I mean, we don't, we're not big cursors, but, I mean, I don't. and my husband sometimes does, but it didn't offend us necessarily, but if we were those kind of people, you would think it might affect your tip,

and he would be thinking about that. But we gave the same amount. He definitely didn't get extra for it. But he didn't lose. He didn't get paid extra for working blue? I mean, it was interesting to sure. That's funny. It's time for the good news.

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Well, back in the 80s, for all the kids out there, they didn't have Facebook. Hey, Morgan, number two, they didn't have Facebook back then. No. Can you imagine a time when they didn't have Facebook? No, I can't. That's crazy. So they waited, and he went back into the box recently, remembered the medal, put it on Facebook, and then 30 years later,

his granddaughter said, oh, that's my grandpa, and he gave her the medal. Wow. Isn't that crazy? Morgan number two, do you even remember not having Facebook in your life? No, I mean, as I started having kind of a memory is when I got a Facebook. Come on. Morgan number two is 24 years old. Doesn't remember life without Facebook.

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Best Fiends, and you can be part of the club. You know what I love in song so much as clapping. Love it. If you clap in a song, like I'm in, it's not only be that good. Just clapping it. Love you clapping. So I made a list because I love lists and I love clapping. This is my list of the top five songs with clapping.

Are you guys in the next point? Yeah, come on. Yeah. Come on. At number five, Brothers Osborne, it ain't my fault. Strong clap. Listen. Who can testify?

Strong fast claps. And I know that's a newer song. Those claps are so strong. This is my list of best claps in songs. Number four. George Michael, faith. Because I gotta have faith. Wow.

Complex clapping. Not everybody can clap along with that, but you still hear it. I'm honest with you. I never noticed those claps. You didn't notice at all. On the off meet? You're double son. You like that, don't you?

Baby. And then Limpiccett redid it. They didn't put claps in it. At number three of my favorite claps, the Beatles, I want to hold your hand. Do you know the claps in this one? I think so. Oh, yeah. I tell you something

There it is I think you'll understand When I say that something I want to hold How strong are those clouds Subtle But strong I'm going to hold your hand

Oh please Come on. Say to me You know back in the old days They all gathered around a microphone It just went Oh yeah With their hand

They just And if one guy messed up, they'd redo it. They'd start the whole thing over again. That's number three. At number two on the greatest claps of all time in songs. John Mellencamp. Simple. Simple.

Yet. Come on. Simple. And clapping is like America, man. It's like Appleby. And they just keep going, too. Did they stop? Right there.

Yeah. Right there. I'm going to go ahead and say this song wouldn't be the same without those claps. Oh, big statement. Right there. Right there. Yeah. Nice.

Okay. What do you guys think it is? As soon as I play it, you're going to go, how did I not think that was it? The number one clapping song of all time. Oh, the clap is such a significant part of. Not only this song, but our culture. Yeah. Culture.

Our culture. Our culture. Okay, I'm in. Do you think you know it? I have a guess. Okay. Let me let the other two knuckleheads over here. I'm trying to think of a song that claps.

I think I have something. Oh, and when it claps, you better clap with it. You're not with it. Yeah. Oh, I see what you did. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, we will rock you. Is that your guess?

Oh, that's a good guess, lunchbox? Solid guess. All right. Eddie. I got it. Def Leopard, pour some sugar on me. Oh. No?

Amy, maybe on. I don't know, your face looks a little confused. What do you think it is? I mean, it's a song. Go ahead. So I'm going with the theme song to Friends. Amy, we're all idiots for not knowing that. You want to hear the claps again?

No, I heard the claps. But it's just a TV show. The Rembrandts. I'll be there for you. It's a real song. It's a real song. Oh, never mind. Those claps are so big.

Everyone knows those claps. Come on. You nailed it, Amy. Made us all look bad. I did a performance to it in high school on the drill team. Oh, yeah? And we all had to do the claps at the same time. Sometimes it was not easy.

To dance at the same time. Would you admit that the culture, our culture is a big part of that? For sure. Yeah, there you go. Yeah, Launette's the Rembrandts, man. You know that song? It starts like this. It's a real song.

Then it's a little more built in here. Yeah. What are you're going to say? They are super rich because that one song. Yeah. Yeah. They have another song too. They get paid every time that show, that song played on TV.

Oh my goodness. It's like Bare Naked Ladies and Big Bang Theory song. Wow, man. Pay day. There you go. Best clap songs ever. If you have something, you can put on on Facebook. There's a second verse.

You ever heard that lunch? No. You want to hear it or now? Yeah. All right. I'll be there for you Because you're there for me too Still in bed at 10

And work again at 8 You've heard your breakfast so far Things are going great No, never Morgan number 2 year 24, you ever heard that? Yeah The second verse? Yeah

I'll tell you when the world's from You tell you your need I feel good now, hey. Lottie bones. Dylan and Texas is on. Hey, Dylan. What's going on, man? You good?

Yeah, I'm good. How are you? I'm real good. So what do you do for a living? I am a math teacher at a junior high here in Waco, Texas. How about it? We got teachers. We love teachers.

Yeah, well, how's that going for you? Well, it's going pretty well. This is my third year. I'm starting my third year here. I really enjoy it. I get to talk to some of the kids. and, you know, I get to build a relationship, and that's pretty awesome. I was texting y'all, because I use your TED Talk every year, and today I get to use it,

and I think it's awesome because it inspires some of my kids, especially those that are, you know, coming from a background like you, and most of them really, really enjoy it. Oh, well, that's cool. Wow. So I did what's called a TED Talk, and I got on a stage in a theater, and it's called winning by losing, and it's how... A lot of really successful people weren't just real good at what they did. They tried and they failed a lot, including myself. You know, I definitely didn't get here by being good at this.

I still don't think I'm that good at this, but I've kind of figured it out through trial and error. And that's what the talk is about. And so how do you feel about that talk, Dylan? Yeah, I really liked it. When I first saw it, that's what inspired me to, you know, show my classroom. I like that you just, you didn't just give examples of you. You gave examples that, you know, like Walt Disney and Steve Jones. jobs.

And that was my favorite part about it. I thought it was great. Well, thanks, man. And you can search that on YouTube, or we'll put it at bobbybones.com. But yeah, I mean, the whole point is we look at Instagram and we see everybody's greatest hits. That's what Instagram is. It's the greatest hits from someone's life. And we go, oh, well, my daily life doesn't equal their greatest hits, so I must be inferior.

When that's not the case at all. And it's this culture that's kind of developed around us where we don't feel like our worth is what it is, what it really is, because we see what we think is everybody else's. So, yeah, I did the time. I appreciate that call, man. That makes me feel good. Thank you very much. And tell the kids that said, what up?

All right, well, thank you very much. I appreciate it. I appreciate you, Dylan. Yeah, and that's what I ended up writing my book about. That's where that book came from because I wasn't never writing another book. And my book company's like, we write another book? Nope. How about now?

Nope. How about now? Nope. I said, can I do it over my TED talk about how people that, like myself, really, I don't have a certain skill that's great, but what I've been able to do is figure things out by doing it wrong. And they were like, eh, okay, do that. And I did it wrong for a while, and they kept saying no, and then boom, there it is. Fail until you don't.

Yeah, we'll put it up at bobbybones.com. The thing about that TED Talk that annoys me a little bit is my shirt's a little too big. I don't even remember that, but I guess I'll go up. My shirt's a little too big. I got a tie. Who picked that shirt out? Me. Fire him.

I can't even look at it visually because I look like an idiot. But you know what? I'll know next time to wear a shirt that fits. I mean? Get your Bobby bones on. All right, Morgan number two has a segment idea. What's this called? These are random food facts that made my jaw drop.

Her jaw dropped when she heard them. Okay. How many random food facts are there? I've got four. Okay. Fact number one. The red food dye in Skittles is made from boiled beetles, like the bug beetles. So they boil these bugs, make a red dye, then they make skittles.

Yes. Huh. And then we eat them. Yeah. Listen, eating beetles or bugs, that's nothing to me. We eat animals. Okay. Like, we eat plants.

We eat natural things. Yeah, but there has to be another way. Oh, come on. Like beats. Aren't they tricking us, though? Why? You know, they're telling us we're eating a candy, but we're really eating a dyed beetle. So, did your jaw drop?

Yeah. Oh, you guys did? Wow. And I immediately Googled it. Is it true? Yeah. Okay, there is. One jaw drop.

Okay. Number two, Morgan, number two. The same wax used to coat cars is used to coat gummy bears. Oh no Yay Was that turtle wax That's pretty crazy So like the hard outside wax

Yeah that they used to like shine your car Make it pretty Yeah they use it in gummy bears Phones pick up your jaw Let yaw draw Come on Alright there's two Is our food facts that make your jaw drop

From Morgan number two What else? Double dipping doesn't actually spread more germs Yes Oh yeah There's no way that that's true Where did you read that It's BuzzFeed.

They did this whole research on this stuff. That's the only one he's doubted you on Morgan, number two. Let's call it one of those experts from Pond Stars and see what happened. Did your jaws drop on that one? No. I participate in the double dip. Well, mine does drop and not in a good way. But yes, it's another job right.

And finally, Morgan number two. Scientists can turn peanut butter into diamonds because it's so rich in carbon. Then why don't we have more diamonds? Right, good point. So you're telling me the peanut butter at my house, I can make diamonds. If you mush it together hard enough. That's it. She said scientists can make diamonds.

Do you know how this works? I don't. It's some type of chemical breakdown, but because there's carbon in it, they can essentially take peanut butter and make a diamond. Wow. Interesting. Is your jaw drop? Yeah. Okay.

Well, then all four of it. Yeah, you're reading it at lunchbox? I put turn peanut butter and the first thing it goes into diamonds. It's the number one search on Google. Oh, wow. This is so crazy. We have diamonds in our pantries. Dude.

Some diamond and jelly sandwich. Wow. Morgan number two, you have successfully dropped all of our jaws. Nailed it. Nailed it. Bobby bones. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Stay at home there's something good. Christina was so excited to return to her home in Jacksonville, Florida. She's been going through chemo treatment. She had her last chemo treatment. She just wants to go home. She arrives in her neighborhood, and her whole neighborhood threw her a surprise parade. So she comes around the corner,

and there's a parade in her honor saying, Welcome home! Wow. Can you imagine a parade? What? Just a thrilling day for her. She gets to go home. Yeah.

And then she arrives and Snoopies floating through these neighborhoods. That's awesome. That's a good story. That was Tell Me Something Good. The Bobby Bones Show I will give you the job of a famous country star before they were famous. Okay.

And then you tell me who they are. Job number one. At 12 years old, he had a job where he stocked and cleaned up at the local grocery store in his hometown of Leesburg, Georgia. Now use context clues inside of this. 12 years old, he had a job he stocked,

cleaned, local grocery store. Leesburg, Georgia. Oh, that was easy. I'm in for the win. I'm in. Amy? Jason Aldine. Lunchbox?

Good to see Luke Brian working early. Eddie? That's a good old T. Ret. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It is actually. At age 12 through 13, I worked at Rubo's IGA supermarket in Leesburg, Georgia. I worked during the summers on Monday and Tuesday, I stopped and cleaned up the produce.

They paid me under the table, and it was, you know, I peeled off all the, The brown lettuce. It is Luke Bride. Sunrise, sunburn, suns. Nice job, bud. Thank you. Number two, he was a shop-at-home phone operator for a home shopping channel.

He was fired after trying to talk obviously drunk callers out of making purchases. Because they would call and he'd be like, oh, you don't want to buy this. Oh, wow. It's a good dude. Yeah.

Yeah. Huh. He's like, man, you don't want to buy this. It's got a good out of him. Looking out for the people. Yes. Yes. Look it out for the people.

Yep. And you never know where that hint's going to fall inside of the clue I like that, Vones. What's up? Did you get the hint? Yeah, I think I did. Did you really? I did. You were talking. Yeah, that's the problem with talking you can't hear. Just in general in life. Good tip. If you're talking, you can't hear.

All right. Amy? I'm Eric Church. Lunchbox? Brandon Lancaster. Eddie. Eric Church. The answer is Eric Church. My worst one was when I first came to Nashville. I got a job to shop at home network. I worked midnight at 7 or 8. And that was bad in itself because I'd work all night long and then I would go home, shower,

and then I had writing appointments all day because I was trying to get the career started. So I could go write songs and take meetings, trying to just get signed. There is. So how would he tell him? Hey, ma'am, you probably shouldn't buy this because you're drunk. All right, see. Erica.

Hey, I guess some ray bands, you know. I like them. I think, think. All right, we go. Let's do, he worked at Papa John's in high school. He kept his name tag in his medicine cabinet as a reminder of how hard he had worked to get where he is now. Worked at Papa John's in high school.

Where's the hint? There's no real hint in that one. The stories happened before. He was quiet on purpose there, trying to hear. That's right, because if you're talking, you can't hear. I'm in. I do like that. Do you know what I'm? Do you know it?

Yeah, 100%. Really? Yeah. That's good if you do. Thanks. There's not a hint in that one. I'm in for the win. I can tell you how I know it too.

Lunchbox, what do you have? If Amy knows it, Dirk's Bentley. Eddie. Thank you to the Bobbycast. I believe that's Chris Stapleton. Amy. Boom. Mine came from the Bobbycast as well.

Chris Stapleton. That's right. Nice job. Chris Daibleton came over to my house and we did a Bobbycast. And he talked about it. You would have done your homework, I'll be. Yeah, you can listen to that. Search Bobbycast, wherever you listen to a podcast.

Go find the Chris Stableton one. It's good. I forgot about that. Good job, guys. What score? Amy 2, Eddie 2, Lunchbox 1. Last one. He worked as a boot salesman.

and in between customers, he wrote his top five song, Not Counting You. You want to hear some... I don't want to play it. No, he can't play it. I don't want you to tell us. I'm in. What? He wrote what?

A song that went to the top five called Not Counting You. So he was a boot salesman. And he also, in between customers, he wrote the song that went top five. I'm in. Wow. If you guys get that... I kind of expect Eddie to get it, but Amy, if you get it massive lunchbox, go ahead. Ooh, I got it.

Mark Chestnut. Oh, good. Solid guess. Eddie, let's say it at the same time. Oh, wow. Yeah. One, two, three. Go for us.

Wow. Yeah. That's right. Not counting you at a heartache. I can't believe you guys. Not counting you. I never have been blue. Look at you guys.

No exception to the rule. I've never been nobody's fool. I've never born in love. Not counting you. Hey. All right, sudden doubt between you two. Okay. Ready.

Lunchbox, you've been eliminated? Yeah, I know. You two can just yell in. I don't like them. The answer. The answer. He worked as a delivery truck driver for the Pepsi company

in his hometown of... Coles Wendell. Incorrect. Of Macon, Georgia. Amy? Pepsi driver. Macon, Morgan. Like bacon.

Okay. Macon, Georgia. Three, two. Jason Aldeen. You made. Yeah. She has love on you. Hey, sing us out of here, you two.

Three, two, one. Not counting you. I've never had a heartache. Not counting you. I never have been blue. Thanks for listening. We'll come back on one second. There's no exception to the rule.

I've never been nobody's fool. I've never lost to love, not counting you. The Bobby Bones show I'm going to wrap it up for today Thank you so much for listening On Instagram I'm Mr. Bobby Bones You can click and follow

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