The Bobby Bones Show - Kip Moore In Studio + Bobby & Amy Recap CMT Artists Of The Year Show + New Segment: Ask The Show

Episode Date: October 19, 2017

Kip Moore stops by the studio, highlights from the CMT Artists Of The Year Show and the new 'Ask The Show' segment Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This is a Bobby Bonds show. Come on, Bobby. Yeah, good morning. Kip Moore in later. True? True. Yes. I did the CMT artists of the year last night.

We'll talk about that. Good morning. Good morning. You know, yesterday we were talking about people getting scammed because I think I got scammed. More details to come in the next couple of weeks. I just got to wait. Got to make sure.

But Christy is on in Florida. Hey, Christy, tell me your story about getting scammed. My sister bought concert tickets, front row tickets to see Luke Brian and Jason Aldean from a third-party site. And apparently when they said wheelchair accessible, it meant wheelchair only. So when we got to the concert, we went up to our seats and there was no seats and they wouldn't let us stay there because we weren't in a wheelchair. So the lady grabbed our tickets and told us that we could go sit in the lawn and it was pouring rain.

Wow, you paid all that money for pouring rain lawn seats. Yeah, it was ridiculous. So we also had the meet and greet. My sister had this great setup for me. She got me photo tickets for the first time. We had the meet and greet with Luke Bryan. So I'm like, all right, this is my only chance. So we get in the meet and greet.

He asked me how I am, and I said, bad. He looked very confused. And we had to explain to him the whole situation. Aaron, give it back to him. Sorry, got my kid in the car. Had to explain the whole situation to him. And he's just like, oh, no. He's like, stand over here.

And so we stood to the side of the meeting greet, like five feet from him for the entire rest of it. And his people talk to Jason's people. and as they all went through it, they ended up getting us some tickets. They weren't front row by any means, but we were at least undercover, excuse me, undercover, and we weren't in the rain. That's cool.

Yeah, that's nice. That's how we do it around here. That's what I'm talking about. Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU. So this young kid named Cole Lewis, he's on a hike in the woods with his mom and their dog,

and they're walking through, and they almost step on a rattlesnake. And so when you almost step on a snake, they get angry, and so the snake struck at the little boy. The only thing was the dog Nala jumped in front of the little boy. The snake bit the dog. What?

Saved the little boy's life. They got the dog quickly to the vet and a venom. Save the dog. Hero dog. For sure. And the snake bit the dog on the nose and like latched onto the dog. And so then the dog shook it off. They got him in the hospital.

But the whole thing, like the dog jumped in front of the boy. I mean, it's crazy that, I mean, sometimes we just think our dogs are just like there with us, but they really are, they can be protective and instinctual and take care of us. If it was my dog, you probably would have just played with the snake. Oh. Yeah, he'd been like, oh, a toy. Yeah, I don't think he'd be in protecting. You never know.

That's an awesome story. I see you. The Bobby Bowles Show. Big Green Stories. It's producer Raymond, the suspect from open fire at Maryland Office Park. Just before 9 a.m. yesterday morning, killing three, wounding two. He was caught in Delaware. Officials say he's no longer on the run.

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It's Amy versus Lunchbox. And again, we call one second a song. Oh, yeah. Let me get these ready. By the way, Kip Moore in a bit. Talk to old Kipper. All right, you guys ready? Yeah, ready.

I will give you one. second of a popular song you have to name it. Here we go. Here's your one second. Now, it's a very popular song right now. These are songs of today. One second of the song. Here it is again.

Now, can you name that song? You have five seconds? Amy, what do you have? The 14th of October. It's the first of September. No, it's 14th of September. No, no. It's Thomas Rett.

The t-shirt I'm just going. She was in her t-shirt. It's unforgettable. All right. Okay, okay, okay, go. One second a song. Ready. That's it.

That's your one second. That's one second of the song. Does that sound familiar? Yes. All right. Stop yelling at me, Amy. You're scared me. It's early in the morning here.

Here, we go, we go. All right. One second a song. Oh, Amy's writing something down. I'm in. Lunchbox is writing something down. I'm in for the win Amy?

What ifs? Lunchbox. Come over. It is what if? What if? Yeah, that's this part. Dang. You say what if I...

All right? He says come over, right? What if I come over? No. No. That's Kenny Chesney. Yeah, come over. Come over.

That's different song. All right. All right, here we go. One second of song. Ready? Does that familiar? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Here it is again. Ooh. One more shot. One more shot. All right, one second a song These are hits of today Oh man I got

Okay All right Amy Oh man All man all I have my head is Gag it! No that's because I do that every time When I talk up the song

I'm Kane Brown No that was We just played Kane Brown And it's not artist It's song title Yeah It's song title This is it

They don't know Jason out there Let's see Alright, one more lunch If you don't get it, you lose Okay, but if I get it, I win If you get it, you're tied for tiebreaker Okay.

Ready? Yep. Hits up today. One second of it. 100% Oh, if you go ahead and take it aim You win it, go ahead? When it rains, it pours.

And there she goes. Big winner. A big winner. There she goes again. Look out of dancing. All right, congratulations. We're on show. Time for positivity.

We got your Thursday. Tell me something good. There's a six-year-old in Kansas City who idolizes the police. So he sets up a donut and lemonade stand in his front yard not to sell of the peeps. So cops stop by. That's cool. And he can give it to him for free. Interesting twist.

Boom. I am not. Shama lines you with that one. Yeah, you did. You were like, this six-year-old's about to raise a lot of money. Nope. He donates it. He's just like, come on by.

That's cute. It is. It is. And you get Pull in the donut. I love it. Amy? Okay, so this five-year-old

has this bunny. It means everything to him. It's a stuffed bunny named Bean. And he lost Bean on a family trip to Portland. And they had to leave. Couldn't find it.

But of course, he's freaking out. A stuffed bunny. So it's a toy. It's toy. Yeah, stuffed animal. Not a real bunny. Got it. Go ahead.

So he takes it everywhere with him. Anyway, the mom is freaking out. So she puts a thing on Craigslist. She puts a thing on Facebook. They're just spreading around the town. Well, Just 45 minutes later after, like, an official in town started spreading it even more. The manager of a downtown restaurant located Bean, and they got Bean back to the boy.

They found the stuffed animal? They found stuffed Bunny the Bean. Bean, Bean the stuffed bunny. There you go. Lunchbox. James Green decided to splurge and buy an Apple watch because he wanted to start getting in shape, monitor his fitness, you know, count his steps, do all that. Well, he's sitting at his desk and he's typing away on the computer. click click click click click and all of a sudden his heart rate goes through the roof and he's like that's not normal calls 911 he had a I'm gonna try to say this word

pulmonary embolism in his heart and he could have died if he didn't get help immediately the Apple Watch saved his life yeah I told him like you got an issue wow stat you should wear your Apple Watch I bought Apple Watch worst thing everybody like it was just big a way I don't wear watch I don't wear watches and two I don't like apples. So those two things together didn't match. That being said, I kind of want the new one. What does it look like? Well, that's not what it looks like. Now you don't need the cell phone because you used to have to tether it with the phone. Oh, right. They were synced together. Now it's just the watch. But I know I'm not going to wear. I just don't wear watches or jewelry

of any kind. Like, I'm the anti-Brently Gover. In lots of ways. The least being the Apple watch. But yeah, I do kind of want one though now. Yeah. Bobby Bones. Show. Wyatt. Sir. What's up, buddy? How's it going? Good, man. Appreciate you calling that.

What can I do for you? Yeah, I've actually got a business opportunity for LB. Oh, I like business opportunities. Let me hear about this. We would like me and my brother's actually getting married. We're going out on his bachelor party in Savannah, Georgia. Me and the other guys were LB to come out, hang out with us. We pay for everything, his airfare, any of his drinks, anything.

anything that he has to have, we will pay. We're going to treat him like the VIP that we know he is. And we want him to come out, hang out with us, and, you know, we'll figure out something he can do for the show. Maybe, you know, his drunk trivia here in Savannah, Georgia, you know, we'll figure something out. We just want him to come out, hang out, and make it work a while. Interesting. Well, you know, I'm going to step in here and be his agent for second here. So, hey, Wyatt, Lunchbox gets what's called a talent fee when he goes, and is, you know, a celebrity hangouter. So I'm wondering what your talent fee is for lunchbox,

aside from paying for his travel. When he goes somewhere, that's usually what happens. So what's his talent fee? Well, well, there's room for negotiation. No, no, this is the negotiation. It's happening right now. I mean, there's your one shot with my agent. What do you have to offer for a talent fee?

A talent fee. Yeah. What is his normal rate? Let's say, plus travel room food i mean guys got to eat between the between the eight of us going or seven not including the

bachelor i'm sure we could arrange that all right so if you can do if you can scrued no no play cool slow down i mean we're being jennifer like you know you sound like good listeners so we're giving you a low ball there so if you can do a plus the food

and hotel i think my client probably could think about your offer. Hey, don't forget about airfare. You said that's part of it. You may just want to drive. Like, I've driven a Savannah. It's easier to drive. I mean, really, it is.

But then he'd have to drive home. Yeah. He's going to be upright. I do a weekend bachelor party. I'm not wanting to drive home. I'll let the pilot do that. Wyatt, let me get your info. Okay.

I think all said and done about flights, food, hotel. You go with that? You go with that? I'm doing the math. That might work out. Yeah, yeah. That might work out.

So, why? We'll let you think about that for a second, and then we'll talk to you again soon. All right? Take it back, you know, talk back with your people. We'll talk about it, all right? Absolutely. All right, buddy. I'm going to put you on hold.

All right. How do you feel about that? I kind of like that, dude. Nice of work. You guys are good. Yeah, let's do this more often. Bobby Bones Show. Bonehead.

Story up the day. This story comes to us from Salem, New Hampshire. Two months ago, Ms. Rodriguez won $1 million on a scratch-off. A couple days ago, she got busted steel on $80 worth of lipstick from the department store. Did she lose all her money already? Nope. She just said she wanted to save her money. So she couldn't buy lipstick.

She had a million dollars. Oh, my goodness. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonnet story of the day. That makes you feel sad. I don't know why. I feel sad. My bud, Kit Morris here.

Morning, buddy. Good morning. Hey, somebody saw you. And I know, I know this of you. Like, you'll go do things about yourself. Yeah. I do too. Like, I'll just go eat, go watch a movie by myself.

Ray, was it you? Who saw Kip? It was Morgan number one. Yeah, she saw it. She was like, Kip comes in, eats, chill by himself, got, had a phone call left. I was like, that's Kip. Where? Ben Wicks.

Oh, yeah, yeah. What's it called? Yeah, I go there all the time. What is that? What's it called? It's over there by the Suttler, like. We're on the air. Do you know we're on the air?

Yeah. Okay, just making sure. Yeah, okay. Because we just talk until it's time to go on the air. Sometimes people have no idea. We're giving directions. Take a left of the tree. I'm like, what kind of food do they have?

What do you order? What is good? That's funny. Yeah, she said she saw you come in and eat. And I was like, oh, that's a kid. Kemp's like me. He just kind of does the deal. Yeah.

Yeah, you meet some interesting people, too. Like, I always sit, you know, I just sit like at the bar. And there's a lot of people kind of go in there by themselves and you get the chat. And, yeah, good people. It's like a guitar man Yeah You know? It's an isolated journey to him

By himself Yeah You meet the people And then you head on to the next one I've been on a movie kick Going to the movies I don't know why I've always enjoyed that

I remember going to see When I first moved to town I went to see And it was a really weird time in my life But I went to see Eternal Sunshine, the Spotless Mind I loved that movie It absolutely

I've never had a movie wrecked me like that. I'm not kidding. Like I was sobbing in my seat by myself. But that was at a very weird stage of my life. But man, that movie killed me. But I like going to movies by myself. And you take it in a different internal way to me. Have you seen anything lately?

I saw it recently. I don't watch a scary movie. You know what? It was more of a coming-to-age movie to me than a horror movie. I was checked out of the horror aspect within the first five minutes when I heard the clown speak. in the gutter. Well, hey, Georgie.

I was like, all right. I'm out. I'm out. Like, this guy's not scary. I can't get into this. So it was just funny to you. But it was kind of like a stranger things coming of age kind of thing. But where Stranger Things was a spooky, this wasn't spooky to me.

It was just more of a, it had a lot of really powerful, innocent moments to me, which profound, like when they were all in the water together and some of the looks they gave each of the actors were incredible. You watch Stranger Things? Yeah, I love Stranger Things. Yeah, I love Stranger Things. Oh, heck yeah. Man, yeah.

You already watched the trailer. I haven't seen the trailer yet. I've tried to hold off from seeing it from seeing the trailer. I do that with music, like when new music's coming out and art, they're like, hey, here's the advance. Even before your record, like, I wouldn't listen to it until the day it came out, because I wanted to have it and like. I'll be honest, I had a problem with that. No, I did with everyone. No, I had a problem with that.

With me not listening to it? No, with. Oh, that's what it sounded like. No, I had a problem with putting it out early. You know, that's a lot of times when you're talking to your team and, you know, everybody wants the best for you. It's, that was kind of, I didn't realize that NPR didn't do that with a lot of records. So it was kind of like, you know, but I just, I wanted to wait until the last second. But, you know, sometimes you give a little bit.

And I don't like to hear it because I like to hear what my listeners here. I try to stay as same as them. So I won't listen to anything into it. Because your label will send me the preview and go, hey, Kip's coming in and listen to the whole record and talk about it. Yeah. I don't listen to anything. And you also want to make your own opinions than everybody else saying, this is great here. I don't listen to that.

If people tell me something great, I might prove it. It gets worse. If someone tells me it's great, it's worse for it. Because I'm like, all right, let's just see what we got to offer here. No, I hear you. But I thought the record, and I mean, I said this on the air many times. I thought the record was fantastic. Thank you.

It grew. First time I listed, I was like, this is different. The second time I was like, all right. About the fifth time, I was like, I'm into this. And those are the records that last longer, the ones that you can grow with and develop. I appreciate that. Because I play blonde on the air. I was just like, let me just play blonde, because I love the song Blonde.

And so, you can taste the... Playing it right now. Like, I heard this song, I was like, dang, like, that's the jam. But I bet you a lot of people have found different songs where they're like... Yeah, you know, the one that I feel like I've consistently gotten from people as far as the one, and it's possibly one of my favorites on the record is Plead the Fifth. The one that's grown where people have been like, man, that wasn't my favorite at first. That's kind of become like this unanimous thing where that's the one that's grown on...

That's what I've gotten back from most people. was plead the fifth. People talk about the bull too. Yeah. Because that one's like, boom, man, your face. Thank you. Yeah. What I'm talking about?

You know what? You know, and we talked about wanting to go with that. And you'd be amazed that, and this is just me. You know, I get in trouble a lot of times for just saying what's... Say it, because I know what you're going to say. Yeah, you know, we've gotten a lot of pushback because there's bull stations and there's competitors and there's this and that. And then you deal with all that stuff.

And it's like, man, you know, when you're right, music, You're not thinking about any of that. And the song has nothing to do with other stations or this and that. And then it ends up becoming this thing that, you know, and I guess I get it on their side. It's tough as an artist to deal with that. As someone who's on bowl stations and who's against bull stations, it's a completely ridiculous argument.

I heard that weeks ago. Yeah. I heard, hey, they're having an issue with maybe not putting this out because stations that are against a station called the bull are saying we're not going to play a song called the bull. Get over yourself, radio people. It's tough, you know, because we've been playing that out live for the last two weeks. And of all the songs that I've ever played in my entire small career,

of all the songs that I've ever played live from something about a truck to, hey, pretty girl, to, you know, to the songs that hadn't come out yet as far as like a single. I've never had a shockwave go through a crowd the way what happens when the bull comes on. Everyone knows it, and it's chaos inside when we kick into that song. So I know that people are digging it, you know, and it's tough thinking that it might not get to come out. Let me play it again here. Thank you for me for teaching me. I'm on guitar.

God! Awesome. No, no joke. That's how to feel. That song makes me want to fight somebody. All right, Kip Morris here. Album is Slow Hart. We played more girls like you, which, by the way, that song's flown up the sharks, man.

Congratulations. Thank you. How's it? It's been a minute. It has been a minute, but it's The fact that it's moved so quickly As compared to your other smashes Yeah.

Like, this is your fastest song. Yeah, I think so. No, I looked at that data. I'm a data nerd. That song's moved rather quickly, especially compared to today. Unless you're Luke or Blake or Al-Dine, you're spending 50 weeks on the chart.

You did a good job, my friend. It makes you crazy. You did a good job. That's for sure. That's for sure. You have your guitar. always like it when you play. What are you going to play for us? Man, I'm going to play Plee the Fifth. I just decided that. That's cool.

Have you guys announced a new single yet? No, we haven't. We've got to decide this week. You still haven't decided? No, we have to put, we've all been on the fence with so many, so we've got to pull the trigger this week. And we've still been trying to figure out, well, how many stations aren't going to play the bull. You know, there's like those kind of things we've been trying to dig into, you know, so. I don't know, man. I don't know what's going to come next.

Turn that frown upside down and play it as a song. Come on. Kim Moore is here. This is from his record Slow Heart. I hope you check it out. It's called Plead the Fifth. 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. Here's a funny story about Kip.

Kemp came over to the house when we're doing the Bobbycast. For the only person in the history of the bodycast to get up and use the bathroom right in the middle of the show. Yeah. Ever. He's talking. He's like, yeah, yeah, hold on one second. Walks off, use the bathroom. I was like, well, we'll be back in a second.

You know, I can remember Ryan with Sean, my manager over here. You know, I just, a lot of times, like my, like, backwoods, hillbilly, South Georgia thing, kind of comes out. I can remember Tom Watson, the famous golfer, who, you know, my dad was always, you know, raving about, you know, growing up. And I guess his granddaughter was getting married, and I was on the Eric Church tour. This was like five years ago, six years ago, and they asked me to come play, hey, pretty girl at her wedding. And it was this big, fancy plantation. And we pull up, you know, they get a limo to come get us or whatever.

And the minute I got out, the main lady that was running the wedding, she's walking up. And I see like some bushes over there by the limo. And I said, hey, hang on one second. And I just start going to the bathroom right there. And Sean just starts dying laughing. And I just, it's like I black out for a minute. And then I realize, and she's like, this is the guy that's coming to play for us, you know?

But yeah, I just sometimes, sometimes, yeah, the South Georgia hillbilly comes out, you know. You got to go, I guess you go. All right, Kip, that's one of the songs from his album, Slow Heart. More Girls Like You, the Bull. I guess a bunch of good blonde. Thank you. There's a lot of songs on there I like.

I'm going to let you go, but I appreciate you coming by. I appreciate you all having it. Let us know when you're ready for that next song. All right. We'll play it. We'll play it. Blonde is legit. I don't care.

Listen, I appreciate that. I don't care if the song is called kicks Brooks in the morning. I'll play the song. You know what I mean? I'm going to write a song called. That's right. You know what? And I'll play it.

Interesting. Interesting. Yeah. That's interesting. I don't care. All right. Remember what you just said? I'm going to send it to you.

I'm like, oh, great. I expect you to play kicks Brooks in the morning. Hey, whatever you need. All right. If you write a song called Ryan Seacrest's Morning Drive, I'm going to write a song that's called Only Listen to Kicks Brooks in the morning. Whatever you want to write. Now I'll play it. If I like it, I'm going to play it because I'm a man of my word.

Halloween coming up and, you know, jack lanterns and all that goo. So they're like, hey, stop with pumpkins and use pineapples. and make your jack-lanterns out of pineapples. So our producer, Eddie, has two kids. He has a nine-year-old and a four-year-old. And you guys made your first, what's it called? Yeah, pineapple lantern. Terrible name.

We got to figure out of pineapple. But you made a jack-lantern out of a pineapple? Dude, and it's so much easier. It was cleaner. Like, I loved it. I don't think the kids are so much sold yet, and the wife definitely doesn't want to start doing that. But I'm trying to get my whole family to stop doing pumpkins in general.

Is it because it's smaller that the kids don't like it? Like it's thin, small, I think because everyone else does pumpkins and I don't want to be the only family to do pineapples. You know, but I'm like, let's do this. It's cheaper. It's cleaner, and it's cool. It's unique.

It's so cute because it has like, it looks like it has like hair. Spiky hair. Spiky hair. And so what's it called again? Oh, pineapple lantern. A terrible name. Terrible name. Bobby bones.

Okay, where do I want to start with the ridiculousness that was last night? Because I have a couple of funny stories. First of all, I thought the CMT artist of the Year Awards, were put on in a fantastic way. In like 10 days, they switched the entire show and made it more about the fans

and more about what's happened over the past few weeks instead of just a celebration. And I thought they nailed it. I was there. Usually, I'm not a big award show guy because it's a lot of commercials and a lot of... Last night was enjoyable.

So good. And it was all the people we liked, too. And that was cool. All those artists... You know who even I had a nice little running with? is Brian B.K. in Florida, Georgia Lines. Oh, really? And I haven't always been on the best terms of those guys.

And mostly not Tyler. But Brian was super nice. It came up to me and his hair all long. Yeah, he got him in braids? No, he wasn't in braids last night. Oh, he wasn't? No. No.

He was like down. But I had a nice experience even with him last night. It was a good night. Wow. So got to see everybody. Oh, it was a ridiculous part, right? So all of a sudden, the Backstreet Boys get up on stage. Now, I got to meet him and hang out with him earlier that night.

And so everybody thought it was cool they were there. Oh, yeah. Everyone. And they get up and they're singing, right? And Amy's sitting next to me. I take Amy. She goes, Nick Carter keeps pointing at me and winking at me while he's singing. No, I said he winked once.

And he was singing. Wow, Amy, that's so cool. I know. I know. I was dying. She swore that Nick Carter, the blonde back street boy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Winked and was pointing at her.

And I was watching the same show. Bobby, I feel like you added the point. I said he was, he kept looking at me while he was singing. I felt like you subtracted the point. No, no, no. Because you know how ridiculous it sounds. And then, y'all, then came the wink. And I was like, oh my goodness.

I elbow Bobby right away. I was like, did you see that? And I was watching. I didn't see anything. He missed it. Was it a wink or a blink? It was nothing. It was nothing in her to rent.

So you were sitting there and you watched the same performance. You didn't see any of this? Nothing. So I laughed about that for probably hour. Okay. Okay. Damie was convinced. Hot stuff.

over there. Okay, listen, she was looking pretty hot. I'm not going to lie. If I were Nick Carter, and I'd be like, hey, what up, lady over there? So you're not denying it could have happened. I'm not denying that it wasn't physically possible. But I never saw it, right? The other part was, so I go up and Vince Gill and Amy Grant are sitting one table ahead,

and Amy was like, oh, I know Vince relatively well, enough to go up and just, like, jump in. Hey, Vince, how are you? I don't know Amy Grant as well. I met her a couple times, but always been nice to me. So I go up, I talk to Vince for a bit, and then I talk to Amy Grant for a minute, and I'm like, Amy, come over here. Miami. Yeah, because I love Amy Grant. So he has Amy. I have Miami. We do different things with him.

But still, so I say, Amy, come up here. And so Miami comes up and Amy Grant goes for the handshake with Amy at the same time that Miami goes for the hug. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, yeah, yeah. I mean, because she's coming here before, I think it was like four years ago, but whatever. I don't know that I've seen her since, but she probably doesn't remember meeting me clearly. And she went for the hand shake, but I was already so determined that we were going to be hugging because we're friends. I mean, so I just went in for it. And it's almost like her hand kind of like hit me in the chest.

It was so funny. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was funny. It was awkward. It was human. I mean, whatever. I don't care. I hugged her.

Between the Amy Grant moment and Nick Carter singing an attire because you love me to Amy. I know. What a night. I'm not saying you sing to me the entire song. It's a lot, though. There was a moment. So I was like, Nick, stop. I'm a married woman.

Stop back. Yeah, yeah. You can see a picture on my Instagram where I'm taking a, it's me and all the backstreet boys. In the picture, I take, my eyes are closed and my mouth tap open. And I'm like, my one shot. It's amazing. Yeah. It's on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones.

Leslie, Oklahoma City. Oh, my gosh, you looked amazing last night. I looked amazing. Thank you very much for saying that. Thank you very much. You did. That old thing I was wearing? I just picked it up.

That old thing? No, I mean like your face, your skin, your hair. Like, you just looked really good last night. Now, I saw you a couple of months ago on another word show whenever you was presenting. And you looked so bad. But last night, I told my husband, I was like, that's Bobby from the Bobby Button. And was he like, oh, I mean, you know, you know what? I was like, no, it looks good.

Like, he looks healthy. It looks really good. Thank you. Healthy, healthy. I said Amy over there. I was like, she's always beautiful. Always. There's never been a minute where she hasn't been beautiful.

I agree. Go ahead. But I did see Nick Carter week last night. Yes! Not at Amy, though. Yes. Amy saw him wink, too, and he said, signed it to her. He did, didn't he?

Actually, he winked at me For being honest Okay, fine. You want to steal on the week. Who is he doing that to? They didn't show who he was doing it to. So I didn't know. I thought he was just winking at the audience or something.

He wasn't winking at Amy. You know, you think by now they have it in their act to wink toward the crowd. So you have 100 people like her going, I just got winked at. I don't know. Okay. Hey, thank you for the nice compliments.

I appreciate that. Yes, thank you. You're welcome. And you guys, you're amazing. and I listen to you guys on my I-Heart radio app whenever I travel. So I am taking you guys to Texas, Kansas, everywhere with me, including Oklahoma, some places I don't get good service, so I heart is there. Thank you very much.

Hey, listen, I appreciate you. Thank you. I appreciate you guys. Have a good morning. She knows what's up. You know, kind of she did. Then she lost me after the whole wink thing. I'll be honest with you, yeah.

Bobby Bones is on. Coming up in to see. Second, they've listed out the best band from every state in the history of that state, and I want to bring up some states. We'll do all the states that we're from, and then some of the other ones that I think are funny. Nice. For example, just one that I thought was interesting because I don't know anybody from Alaska. But apparently Portugal, the man, that band is from Alaska.

Yeah, that's your thing. Alaska, who knows? I love this song. On the pop station, I love this one. I like the pop station a little bit now. I think our music on the country station is really good. I think we're at a good point. It cycles going now to like sounds that I like,

but there's a lot of music that I really like right now on country stations. And again, there's no station ever, like all of it. I'll be honest with you. I don't like any of it, like every song. But between like the Lanko finally popping through and I like the new Kip song, not the one he played. I mean, I don't know that one enough yet, but like him, the Luke Combs stuff.

I mean, it's some pretty good stuff out there right now. Anyway, I'll get to the best date songs in a minute. I think you guys will be interested in that. How about this? If you had to keep one thing, Amy, your phone or texting? Which one would it be? Talking on the phone or just texting. Talking on the phone.

I'm going to ask you one more time. Think about it. If you could keep the phone app or the messaging app, which would you choose? Phone. You're crazy. You're crazy. I am. But 73% say texting.

They would text. Oh, well. Who has time to talk? I'm part of the minority. When you get on with Amy, she doesn't stop. That's true. Oh, it isn't? Text messaging, I actually, I do like it, but I have so, sometimes I just don't get, I'd rather, like, just call me.

Let's just talk about it. It's easier than me replying to a text message. That's why I have, let's see how many I have unread right now. Text, oh boy. 57. That's crazy. But I don't even understand where they are. Like, they're so far back that, like, I don't know.

and then it's just too late and I don't have the, it's just overwhelming. The fact that those red dots are on your phone drive me crazy. I don't. I can't look at it. What else do you want to know? Nothing. 1,5,000, unread emails, and 21 voicemails. That makes me a little bit nauseous.

Like, it does. Nauseous! Like, I don't think I have one red dot on my phone anywhere. Even if it's app updating time, it's fast. Really? Oh, yeah. D-da-da-l. You're going to miss that voice-to-voice connection.

One day when we don't communicate by speaking, at all. That's going to be a sad day. No, it ain't. It'd be a good day. I got a note from, by the way, not a commercial. I got a note from 23M. Me saying they got my saliva test. I don't know how long it's going to take now. So what it is, I spit into it a lot. And you send it off and they tell you where you're from,

if you have any siblings, what diseases you're prone to. Like, they give you all, apparently they give you all kinds of stuff. I haven't even read that much into it. I know I spit into it too for like five minutes. Yeah, you had trouble with that. But I got the note back today that they were. received my saliva tube. It's going to be great. It's exciting.

Right. Like, what if something happened? What if like Oprah? I'm kin to Oprah. Oh, that'd be amazing. That would be cool. That would be really good. I bet she could get my kids.

Because remember when everybody was like Oprah's relative? That for a while, they were like, oh, oh, I'm a kid to Oprah. By the way, does anybody all say Ken? Is that just me? I've heard Ken. I can't say Ken. That's so natural in my vocabulary. Never said that in my life.

Bobby Bonesh. Here we go. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 32nd Skinny. Kenny Chessney. announced dates for his 2018 trip around the sun tour in a pretty cool way. In a video that he posted

he went to each stadium that he's playing and put on the football helmet of the team and was like hey guys, I'm coming for you and like it's a really cool stadium shot. That must have taken him a lot of time. I don't think that. I think that would cause a lot of money fly running that jet.

Oh yeah, time and money. Yeah. He's got plenty of boat. I'll be honest with you. Thomas Red's going to be out with him. So is Old Dominion. It's going to be super cool. If you want to see the video, because I loved it, it's at bobbybones.com. So check it out. Sixty-year-old Billy Joel is expecting a child with his 35-year-old wife Alexis. That gives me hope. Yeah. Well, this is going to be their second child. Oh, great. But that means he's still producing. I often wonder, true story, if I should test the

old swimmers. 37 now. Yeah. No kids. I think you're fine. Like, guys are fine. You never know. You never. You might as well just check it out. Oh. Okay. You know what I mean? The little swim test. You just getting the pulls and floaties. See what's up. Yeah.

But he's 68. Still making babies. 68. His wife is 35 and his daughter that he had with Chris. His daughter that he had with Christy Brinkley is 31. Yeah, Alexa. She's a good artist. Yeah.

What? She keeps saying the 35 to 60. Yeah. She wants me to comment on that. Nope. I have no problem of that. No, I was just going to say his daughter is 31. Okay.

Bye. I'm Amy. That's your 32nd Skinner. Yeah, yeah. She's checking that in there. Bobby Bones, everybody. We're transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bond show.

Amy's convinced last night, as we were sitting in the audience for the CMT artists of the year, and we were close to the stage, that Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys winked at her. Hey, Tiffany. Hey. Talk some sense into Amy. So, Amy, the other night, I guess, I think it was like two weeks ago, my boyfriend and I were at the Bluebird Cafe when Bobby had a show and it had John Party and Dustin Lynch.

Yeah. And Dustin Lynch was almost diagonally across for me. And, of course, I'm staring at him. And there were several moments where he was just staring at me and smiling. And I was nudging my boyfriend. I'm like, oh, my God, Dustin Lynch is staring and smiling at me. Do you see this right now? And he's like, no, you're imagining it.

But he totally was. Yeah, see, wait. Bobby, did you think she was going to be on your side because she's not, she's online? There's no sides here. Yeah, there is. There's a side of Nick was winking at me. Nick was not winging at me. My side.

winking. I was with Dustin. Again, I don't remember going, hey, I keep winking of this girl over there. You don't act. You play it cool. You're just performing. I'm not saying that it meant anything. I'm just saying sometimes you choose someone.

Tiffany, thank you for the perspective. All right. You'll have a great thing. I appreciate you. Dustin Lynch was probably totally looking at her. The corny now. The morning corny. What did the yoga instructor say when her landlord tried to evict her?

What did the yoga instructor say? When her landlord tried to evict her. Namaste. Namaste. That was the morning corny. It's like a song or something, you know? Mm-hmm. This website, The Thrillist, put out these states, and they say,

these are the best bands from these states. And so we'll just start, Amy, Texas, okay? Amy, lunchbox, Eddie, all born and raised in Texas. That's right. So if I said who's the best of all time from Texas, you would say? George Strait. Lunchbox, you would say? Oh, man.

Buddy Holly. Oh, that's a lovely. That's good. Strong lunchbox. And I'm a huge Buddy Holly fans, so I love that answer. Nice one, dude. Eddie? Willie Nelson.

Okay, the answer that they put is, Destiny Child. Oh, okay. Okay. They are huge. They are really big. You can't argue. I mean, that's a good...

They didn't spawn off Beyonce, too. I'm not arguing that Descartes better than George Strait, or Buddy Holly. Or Willie. Or Willie. Because I don't think they are. Okay. But I see the argument.

Oh, it's a tough one for me. That's a big band. Which, by the way, I bet you the Backstreet Boys, as I was watching them last night, are so happy that none of them blew up. Oh, because they got to stay together. Lake, yeah. Good call.

I said the same thing to my wife. I was like, do you think, like, Lance Bass and them were like, man, I'm so mad at Justin St. Timberlake because we could be those guys. I think they're happy for him, but. Well, no. No. No, because I think they're probably like, he's doing great, but of course they would like to still have a career.

That's the good thing about the backstreet boys is none of them broke through. That's the best thing for the band. Yeah, that's why they're still doing this. They got to eat. Got to eat. Okay, so Morgan number two is from Wichita, Kansas. Oh, okay. A place very near and dear to my heart.

Morgan number two. Now, you're only 24. So, like the Wiggles or something? Like, who is it for you that you think is the best band from Kansas? Honestly, I have to go with Kansas because that's a huge band there. Everybody loves them. That's the answer, yeah. Named after the state.

It's tough to not go with the name of the state. Don't you cry no more? Yeah. All right, all right. Let's go over to Raymond, our producer. Raymond hails from Michigan. Raymond, who's the best band to ever come from Michigan? Yeah, I gotta go Eminem, baby, Detroit.

Yeah. My Eminem, okay, or Kid Rock. Oh, yeah. But I think this one beats both of them. Temptations. My game. My game. Talking about it.

My girl. All right, from states, they have Tennessee, which Morgan, number one, our main producers from. Morgan, number one, from Tennessee. Who is the best band to, ever come from Tennessee in your mind? Go ahead. I don't know any bands from Tennessee. No bands in Tennessee.

There probably aren't any. There are so many. So many. Well, they have So many shows. They have big star. Oh, maybe more than it's right. I'm totally obscure. From Alaska, Portugal the Man, which I thought was interesting. From Florida. Who you think Florida is? Jimmy Buffett.

No, Tom Petty. From Georgia Zach Brown band Outcast Revolutionary and hip-hop Revolutionary and hip-hop Revolutionary, completely Revolutionary.

What about R-E-M? There's an argument for all of those. But I'm saying you can't say they're not. There are other people you can't say R but you can't say they're not. Like Andre, he's probably one of the best rappers of all time. Andre 3000?

Whatever number you want to give them. Yeah, $3,000. Okay, good. And Oklahoma, by the way, the Gat band. You just the bomb on me. That's a classic. Baby. You just got the bomb on me. I'm from Arkansas.

Yeah, what you got? Some band called Paul Bearer. You're out of your mind. Who would you choose? Well, for me, it would be kind of a thing. First of all, it would probably be Johnny Cash. Yeah. Yeah, duh. Who's this band you just played a second ago? I don't know. It's a real band. What's it called Ruckus? Paul Bearer.

Paul Bearer. Love. is a burning thing And it makes A fiery ring After that, maybe Al Green Oh yeah I'll even put Evan essence

In front of Paul Bearer Remember Evan essence? Yeah Bring me to life So yeah Anyway, there's that That Arkansas was terrible What?

Well maybe they don't consider Like All these individuals Bands Tom Petty one Florida So But he's, that's true Yeah he's a one

Break me up inside That's better than Paul Bearer. Wow, that song takes me back. Yeah. To like, were we working pop when that? No, why am I? I didn't, I did. I was a teenager.

I was like, I was young, yeah. I was just a kid. Yeah, yeah. The Bobby Bones show, Bobby Bones. I love this. Her name's Irene. She's a professional ballroom dancer. She went and ran a marathon in high hills.

and three inch to letters. How is that possible? She ran a full marathon. She's at the world record. Wow. I can barely, like, stand in them. You can't stand in flats. Yeah, great point.

It just seems like really, really painful on everything. You are pretty, you're very small, like you're thin and you're short. But you're still, would you admit, pretty clumsy? Yeah. It's weird, huh? Yeah. I feel like my depth perception is off. Like, what do you call when you don't have...

Vertigo. Yeah. I don't know that that's what I... I don't think I have that, obviously. It's very endearing how clumsy you are. Maybe we'll walk into a wall that's been there for five years. Like, not just built. But I wonder if there's a way to fix it because I...

There is. Actually, I read a story. It's called pay attention. Yeah. That was really fast. Are you even thinking about that? No. I'm just witty.

Okay. Yeah, you want to do it? Never gonna get it? Yeah. All right. Never gonna get it. So I give you this here and then... I'm just giving you a hard time.

You know that, right? Oh, I know. I don't... I legit run into... It's an issue. Like, my depth perception is totally off. Usually, my friends that are really clumsy are really tall. Or, like, have extra long arms or something.

Like, I'll run into stuff and I'll be like, how did that happen? It's been there for my whole life. Like, I have bruises. Even your car, like, you hit stuff in your car all the time. Yeah, I know, but I'm just talking about me. walking. I'm talking about you're in your car, too. It's the whole thing. All right. Here we go.

Only one in ten people do this after buying a house. Okay? I'll let you sit on that for a second. Only one in ten people do this after buying a house. I'm going to come back to it. You start watching Manhunt Unabomber on Netflix. I did. Episode one in the bag. Did you think it was as fantastic as I did? I wish I had had time to watch more. I did it while I was doing my hair for last night.

put it on. And I've never done my hair fast. Like it seems, it takes me a while to do my hair. And it went by so fast because the show was so good. And I wish I had time to watch the next one. I will binge it this weekend. It's about the Unabomber back in the 90s. But he actually started in the 70s. And so what I like about it is it's true. And they even went to the real people that were part of this. They're like, oh, it's 85 to 90% true. The things they messed up on to the things they didn't know. Like you don't know what conversations are happening behind closed doors. So you have to creatively create. But it's called Manhunt Unabomber. It's a Discovery Channel show, but it's on Netflix for free.

Yeah, good recommendation from you because I like it. I like to give good recommendations. I do that a lot. You ever noticed that? You are. I got my recommendations. Does your arm hurt from patting yourself on the back? That's not how it goes. Stop. What? How does it go then? Elbow. Oh. Elbow. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. It really is good.

It's, yeah. It's good. All right, never going to get it. You can run. it. Lunchbox beat the spoiler. What is it? It's easy. Paint it. One in ten people do, only one and two people do this. Paint it. Yeah. Yeah. No, that's not right. Yes or no? I hit the wrong button. It was wrong. Not bad. It hit the wrong. Fake news. Sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. That's not it. Lunchbox jumped up out of his chair and was ready to celebrate. Not it. Okay.

Okay. Okay. What? I'm ready. I know what it is. Hey, Aaron and Richmond of Virginia. Go ahead. Erin, Erin. Donna, Donna. Yes. What do you think it is? And Van Bier in Arkansas. Regrette it.

You regret it? Like buying the house? Wow. Whoa. Yeah. I mean, listen, when you sign all those papers, that's a lot. It's overwhelming.

And I've written a book and still wasn't as hard as signing all those papers. It's a lot of papers. Yeah. And you don't really know. You never know what you're signing. You have no idea. You're just acting like you read the little thing.

About the fifth one, you're just like, turn the page, I'm signing. Yeah, you just believe them. the middle. I like to trust the lender. Okay. That's not it. I will give you the answer after this. Hold on a minute. The Bobby Bone Show. You should not put on deodorant before you go to the gym. Did you see this story? Um, no, but I don't understand that. Because it's bad for you. Actually, if you put it on, it stops the sweat from coming through. And it doesn't allow those pores to work. Okay, I agree with that. But if you wear the homemade kind like I make, you can wear it. No problem.

It's the antipersprint or whatever that's blocking your pores. The more and the quicker you sweat in a workout, the more fit you are because your internal thermostats are working. But since your body needs to cool down, it's better to let the fluids flow and wearing anything underneath at all. And even tight clothing is not good for the same reason. Unless you have homemade tight clothing like Amy, which she makes out of hay apparently. Okay, I didn't know where you're going with that, but I totally agree. You need to, you sweat for a reason. You don't need to stop yourself from sweating.

Last night we go to the CMT Artist of the Year Awards. And I presented Sam Hunt with the song of the year. And it was a really great event. We're hanging out. And a couple of the funny things. One, the back shoe boys get up to perform and Amy still swears that Nick Carter winked at her like right at her and was like, as he was singing.

As he was singing. You're holy, holy. Oh, you? To you. Yeah, yeah. Wow. I was sitting right beside her. She was like, he just winked to me.

He just winked to me. Yeah. I was like, Bobby, did you see that? Please tell me you saw that. Please tell me you're noticing what is happening right now. I was watching. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't see it.

But not that it didn't happen. Okay, you must have been looking at Howie D. I did hang out with Howie D back in the day. Is he the bearded one? No, he's the little one. Nobody knows. He's the one that's kind of in the background. He had a solo last night.

He did. There was another part where we went to talk to Vince Gill and Amy Grant. And I know Vince. And so I was like, hey, Vince, how are going? It was like five minutes before the show. And I don't know Amy as well. Amy Grant, his Amy. We've met a couple times, but I don't.

And I was like, hey, Amy's great to see you. So my Amy, I was like, Amy, come over here. Because Miami loves his Amy. Right. Yeah. So Amy Grant goes to shake Amy's hand. And Amy goes in for the hug at the exact same time. And it was super awkward.

Yeah. Her hand like went into my chest. It didn't stop me. I was like, we're hugging. Like, I, we're hugging, Amy, Grant. You were my first concert. I didn't say that to her. I didn't say that interview.

There was a whole moment last night, too. Did you guys watch the show? Oh, yeah. Did you see Luke Brian talk about Keith Urban? Oh my goodness. The age comment? What do he say? He was like, you inspire me to know that I can keep going even when I'm on.

Something like that. And Amy now looked at each other like, did Luke just say that? And not only did he say it because we love Luke because he says whatever's on his mind. Luke doesn't have a filter. But he said it and then they kept it. He was like, Keith Urban inspires me. It didn't matter how old I am. I can keep going.

That's Luke though. Like you can basically, you can change with a. You can still make cool music at that age, basically. Oh, no. I was like, oh, burn. Because, like, I see them as like peers. Yeah, me, of course. By the way, I think Keith Urban was the best-likeing person in the room last night.

For sure. He walked by, and Amy called it first. Keith walked by. To go get on stage. Like, he was sitting at a table far away, and he just walked by to go get up on stage. You smelled him? Oh, because that was it. Oh, yeah.

He passed the table, and it was like, you get a whiff of Keith. That kid's smell is amazing. He walked by, and it was like this. He said. The scent of the key. Yeah, and it's the same smell every time the Keith smell. And you don't know what it is. And he's rushing by because they're like, hey, you have 50 seconds to get on.

And Amy and I sit in and all said, the whiff. And it hits you. And then you're like, wow, that smells good. It was such a strong room last night, meaning there's such big, to us, they're huge stars. And the people that take time to stop what they're doing and talk to us, it's so great. Like, for example, Keith and Nicole were walking in. Keith stopped right in the middle of everybody talking to pictures and, like, reaches down. I wasn't going to bother him.

And I know Keith, even outside of the show. But he stopped and, like, bent down it and hug me with both arms at the table. And I was like, there are really important people here. You guys shouldn't hug me. Like, I appreciate it. But, like, Keith, I talked to, and I'm going to post a picture in just a second. For a bit, Luke and Lionel Richie at the same time, let's do we were just hanging out. Dang.

And I was like, this is cool. And I put on Twitter last night, everybody told me I wasn't cool. suck it because I'm hanging out with Lionel Richie. Boom. Yeah, right now. I'm going to pose that on Instagram. What's Lionel Richie like? A lot of personality.

He seemed cool. And him and Luke together, a lot of personality. But really nice. That had, what else? We were riding. So they hired me a car because I was presenting, so they paid for me a car to pick me up to make sure I get there in time. Nice. And they took a car to take me home.

Amy came to my house before the show. And so she's in the back and she's, you know, someone will be like, man, sure wish there was some food around here. And they really want food, but they don't want to say it. Right. We're in the back and Amy's like, man, sure wish I had her. I guess I got to get an Uber to my house. I guess we're in the back.

I say it like that. I said, should I order an Uber now? Because then it'll be there waiting for me. So she's obviously playing to me or to the driver. Like, can you take her back across town? And the driver, who's an awesome. Totally cool. Totally cool guy.

And listener to the show, by the way. Oh. It was like, I'll take it across town. I was like, no. I said, you don't have to do that. He's like, yeah. So I had to give Amy a quick life lesson. If somebody offers you something and you want it, you say yes or no.

Oh. You don't cross up signals and be like, no, and then hopefully they ask again and then say yes. If they're offering, you have every right to take it. And he said, I'd be happy to drive you to your house. And Amy's like, if someone offers you something and you want it, say yes to it. If you don't say no to it. because it only falls on you if they don't ask again. Okay.

Yeah, Bobby used that opportunity to teach me this life lesson. That makes sense, though. I mean, yeah, but I really was like you don't have to do that. You didn't ask him and put him in an uncomfortable spot. I did not. He said, I'll take you. Amy won it. In that situation, if you want it, you also say yes.

First of all, just stop some gap in communication that we have, even in relationships. Where it's like, I don't know. Yes or no. Do you want it? Do you not? And if you don't, that's okay. And if you do, I'm a big if someone offers me something, hey, you should come over, you should hang out.

Hey, let's have dinner. I don't care if they mean it or not. If they say it, okay, cool, I put it on my calendar right now. And if I don't, nah, probably not. Okay. Let's be more decisive. Okay, I let him take me home. Whoa.

Okay. No, and he was a big listener. And I ran inside and I got him. He said his wife and his sister-in-law and his mom. I don't know. All these people listened. So I went inside and got him a bunch of pimping joy hats and gave him to him. Well, there you go.

It ended up being awesome. So thank you for forcing me to say, okay. Just in general, if someone offers something and you want to take it, don't feel weird about it. They wouldn't offer it if they didn't mean it. And if they didn't mean it, they offer it. They just learned a lesson too. Oh, dang. There you go.

Live listen. Let's do Never going to get it. We got to get the answer here. The answer, the question is, only one in ten people do this after buying a house. Tiffany in Ohio, only one and ten people do this after buying a house. What do you think it is? Hello. Hello.

I'm good. Go ahead. Buy toilet seats? Oh, replace the toilet seats. You know what? That's a fantastic thing. That's a thing. Smart.

That's not the answer, but that's a smart thing. Replacing toilet seats. Nah. All right, what is it, Amy? Open up the champagne. Pop. No, Eddie. Throw a house party.

No. Lunchbox. I had housewarming party. Only one in ten. 10 people meet the neighbors. Oh, yeah. Right away. Yeah, it's not really that much of a thing anymore.

Yeah, I don't care to meet my neighbors. I meet my neighbors. You know them? I know. I'm taught to them pretty much every day. Yeah, you're kind of yard guy, though. Like, you're staying in the yard. Yeah.

Like, you're old, like, that's cool, though. You're old school. I am. In his underwear, stands in the yard. Yeah, go out and get the paper in his underwear. Born a neighbor. Billy, Teresa. House Lord Jimmy.

Good. Yeah. Yeah, it's good for you. Yeah, neighbors are good. There's your answer. The answer is, meet their neighbors. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America.

This is a Bobby Bonds show. Come on, Bob. I want to do a segment called Ask the Show. You can call us and ask you something. If you miss something, you have a question about something, 877-77 Bobby. That's our number. Ask the Show comes up in a bit. You can ask us.

A couple things. Did you see the grave marker that was repossessed? No. Okay. It's a terrible story. Here. In hindsight, it was a big mistake to have a cemetery to remove it. This five-year-old passed away, and they had a gravestone,

and the cemetery went and removed it and left it, which is a blank gravestone. They pulled the wrong one. Someone didn't pay their bill, and they pulled the wrong gravestone. Wait, what? Yeah. In Hickory, North Carolina, they removed a five-year-old's grave marker after the family didn't pay the bill. The story went viral. They decided to replace it.

And apparently it was a mistake. We see it now, but we do offer the family, or condolence, and forgiveness, and hopefully forgive us, that it has hurt everybody with the family. That genuinely sounds like an apology. Totally. Sometimes you hear apologies, and you're like, that's not an apology. That sounds like a sincere apology. Totally.

I mean, yeah. And it doesn't sound like it was on purpose, and that's an apology. Wow. But that was a pretty wild story. I didn't know they did that. Me neither. And I didn't know, were you supposed to make payments? Or they never paid for it, the plot to begin with?

Or maybe they were on a payment plan? I don't know. It's like, oh, shoot. Last night, we do the CMT Artists of the Year awards. And so I go and I'm presenting Sam Hunt with Song of the Year and lots of awesome people there. But they did, I won't back down again. Like Jason did, Jason Aldeen did, attend SNL. But when he did SNL, he did a song in a verse.

And he did it kind of broken down by himself. and they did it again last night. And I was like, I wonder how this is going to play out because it was the same song. But it ended up playing out awesome because it was Jason and Keith Durbin and Stapleton and Little Big Town was singing the background vocals.

Like the Woo, that's Little Big Town. I was talking to Karen Fairchild afterward. And I was like, you guys are the greatest house band I've ever seen. Because they were up there for like four songs and that's them, you know, even doing the Woo's there. I mean, it's a little Big Town.

So here. We went to the show and we were sitting at a good table because I was on screen, they put you up close. And I was by far the least famous of all the presenters. Let's not even act like it was anything close. Because it was everybody cool, and it was me. And I was very honored that they asked me to do it.

So I go up and we're sitting in probably too cool of a table. We were sitting with Daniel Bradbury, though, who by the way crushed it last Sunday. Yeah, she was really good. So good, so good. Like, I told her, she came off. And, again, we're sitting at the same small table. And I noted it, Daniel. And I was like, hey, listen, because she was up there with a pretty powerful group of singers.

I was like, you deserve to be up there. Like, I know you're the new artist and you're up there with a little, I was like, you absolutely deserve to be up there. Man, she did, because she nailed it. That's one of those weird things where such a big voice comes from such a small body. Oh, yeah. She's so tiny? And then it's like, so did that. But you were up there?

I mean, you're saying like you, you. didn't deserve me up there, I guess. Oh, I wasn't near famous enough. I'm very grateful they put me on the show. But I feel like you did a really good job. And sometimes you can tell when people are reading from a teleprompter, but you were just like flowing with information. I don't even know if you had it.

I didn't look back to see if you had a prompter, if you didn't. And I was like, is he nervous? Like what's happening up there? You did good. Thank you. It was very effortless. Well, so the only moment of nervousness for me is right when it's time to go.

And then it's over immediately. Like, that's what I'm supposed to do. I'm supposed to get on the radio and I'm supposed to be on TV. Like, that's how I make my money. So, that's my thing. The only thing that makes me nervous is when you only have a small part

and you mess up any of it, you stink. It's not like I get to do a whole show. Like, I mess up a lot during five hours, but it's not that big a deal. If you have, I think I was on for like three and a half minutes and you mess up during three and a half minutes and you're the least famous person, then they go.

You're probably not going to get invited back. Then they go, you know what? He was already the worst than we had as far as... Cut him. Next time, nobody. There was a relief.

But I can tell you what I'm thinking when I'm up there. Because I go up on stage. It was two things. I'm not on that stage without people listening to the show. So I'm like, all this stuff that's going to go

my head, like, don't mess up. It's not. I got to remember to give the fist to the fans. And I don't even call our listeners fans, but it just sounds cool. Fist for the fans. Yeah. I'm like, I got to remember

to give the fist for the fans. And so as soon as they came on, I gave the fist, and then it went to a package, like a video package. And it came back, and I was like, maybe I didn't catch it, so I'm doing it again. And so I put the fist up again, and I gave the fist to the people. My people, our people, right now. And so when I do that stuff, realize it,

I know that I wouldn't be standing on that stage without you that's listening to this show. So I gave the fist for the fans last night and twice because I just didn't want to miss it. I just don't get to do stuff like that if it's not for the earballs that are listening right now. So, and I appreciate that. And it was a great show.

Aside for me, I was whatever. It was a great show. Brothers Osborne dropped the F-bomb. Did that go over the air? No, they meet it. We're playing Ask the show. Angie in Boxside, Arkansas. How are you?

I'm good. How are you? Really good. What would you like to ask the show? Okay, so it's probably a really lame question. But I'm a single mom, and I'm exhausted all the time. But you guys are up at 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning doing a show.

You're on tour for The Raging Idiot. I think you have book signings you do. I'm not sure about that. You're a presenter at certain awards shows. I know that Lunchbox mentioned something about a soccer league or something. How do you guys fight time to sleep? Like maybe you guys can inspire me. Well, I think Lunchbox should go first.

He sleeps all done. Like, it's amazing how much he's laid. Yeah, let me inspire you real quick. I take a nap every single day. How long would you say average? You know, a little over an hour, hour and a half, two hours in that range. So, yes, you just have to find time when there's downtime. Close your eyes.

If you're sitting on the couch and you get 10 minutes, close your eyes, get a nap in. If you're in the waiting room for the doctor, take a nap. He can take a nap anywhere at any time, though. I probably average about four hours a night, and then I try to cram on weekends. So I don't get a lot of sleep. I always kind of feel like a zombie, but there's, I'm good. Eventually, I'm not going to, this stuff's not going to happen. I'm just eating it while I can.

Yeah. I got food in front of me. I got to eat. Yeah. Because eventually they're going to take the food away. I'm not going to have a show. I'm not going to have a show. I'm not that talented enough to have this go on forever.

So, that's a terrible answer. Thank you for calling. Yeah, I mean, I feel like being a single mom is way different because your schedule is on your child schedule. So it's, yeah, like, mine's way harder. Yeah. Yeah. Ask the show. Ask the show.

Oh my goodness. That's the worst jingle I've ever heard. Wait, why is it on like a loop? I don't know. Ray just said in my ear, I made a jingle for Ask the Show. And it's to Ranger Joe from Full House. Oh, Ranger Joe. But he didn't finish it.

I was like, use Ranger Joe. It goes, it's up. Ask to the show. Ask the show. He's better. No. Ranger Joe. That's what it should do.

Okay. You can still work on that. Ray. Hey, hey, always can improve, right, Ray? You could say, like,

what do you want to know? Oh, good one, Amy. Hey, yeah, work on that. Writing cred. Right. Yeah.

Yeah, good. Nobody's getting paid, so. By the way, let me tell you, Facebook was a little angry with Lunchbox. Lunchbox won 100 bucks

yesterday, making a half-course shot. It took him 18 shots, but he finally made one. And they were like, you need to donate that money. What? Oh, why?

Yeah, they kept saying, what charity are you going to donate that $100 to? and I'm like, wait a minute, why are you telling me I need to donate it to a charity? It would be nice. Yeah, I would be. I mean, I understand it would be nice, but it would also be nice if they didn't tell me how to spend my money that I earned. Says America.

Yeah, listen, you did earn it. I mean, that was a great shot clutch. I told you whenever you wanted me to end it, I would end it and I ended it. And I don't know why somebody people were telling me, oh, what charity are you going to donate it to? Relax. I donate to charity. And just because I'm not donated that $100. doesn't mean other charities aren't getting donations.

Oh, so you donated a lot of charities? Yeah, I do at Petsmart. Every time I buy dogs. When you give a dollar once every three months, I don't think that can be on your resume. That's smart. When they say, do you want to give a dollar? I consider it.

Sometimes I do. And he only does it because they ring a bell. No, you guys are selling me short. Every time I buy dog food at Petsmart, they say, would you like to donate to homeless pets? I donate $2 because I have two dogs. So a dollar a dog. All right.

Today is National Kentucky Day. Did you know, you guys know that? No. Kentucky. The state. I'm ready. I'll give you a question about a famous person from Kentucky. Tell me who the Kentuckian is.

Oh, wow. Are you Kentuckians called Kentuckians? I guess. I don't know. I just call them folks from Kentucky. Yeah. I call them Kentucky Nights. That's not it.

Do they do the Dougie in Kentucky? I don't know. They don't do the Dougie. Not in Kentucky. Yeah. Oh, boy. This country artist is from Lanktonian Nights. Lexington, Kentucky, before his solo career took off, several number one hits as a songwriter.

Had songs by Luke McGraw, Adele. Name that famous Kentucky in... Amy? Chris Daibleton? That's correct. Oh, yeah! What up? Lunchbox.

Oh, I thought we were... This actor is from Lexington, Kentucky. For years, he was known as one of the most notable doctors on TV. Recently just got married. He recently got married. Oh! George Clooney. Correct.

Kentucky. Do you know he's from Kentucky? Did not know. I know he's from Lexington. This actor's from Owensboro, Kentucky. His first notable role was in 1984 Nightmare on Elm Street. He's been in movies about the sea. He's been in movies about kids.

What do you think, Eddie? Freddie Kruger. That would be... Johnny Depp. Thank you. From Kentucky. He's been in movies about the sea. What is that?

Oh, Caribbean. Pirates of the Caribbean. Originally from Flatswood, Kentucky, this country musician had success in the early 1990s, which led to a lot of acting opportunities. He currently stars in a CMT sitcom. Named that Kentuckyan, Amy. Billy Ray Cyrus.

Wow, she's good. Lunchbox. Yeah. This musician from Harlan, Kentucky, is the lead singer of a multi-platinum selling boy band. He was married to another famous artist. They divorced in 2006. He's since remarried.

Name that famous Kentucky. Duh, Ashley Parker Angel Who is that? He was from O-Town back in the day? That's not. That's a boy band. Amy? Nick Lechay.

That's correct. Amy, you are the winner. Oh, so I might have said Drew Lechay with that accounted? No, because he wasn't married to Jessica Simpson. Yeah. And you didn't say Drew Lachet. She said some guy from O-Town. Turn it up.

Amy, that's a good game for you. I need to enjoy my song. Yeah, I know. Ask the show. Ask the show. Still didn't fix it. All right. Larry in Florida, how are you?

Good, Bobby. How about yourself, man? Really good. What would you like to ask the show? Hey, I would like to ask how your stepfather is doing over there in Arkansas. I know the state parks are about ready to close down, and what's you getting ready to do some housing for? All right. I'll ask him right now. Arkansas Keith's on the phone. Arkansas Keith. Oh. Hello? That fellow was just asking about you. He likes to know how your life is right now and how you're doing. Glass is wonderful.

He said he hears the parks are about to close, which your park has already closed, the park that you work at. So you're already hunting. And you wanted to know what you're hunting for right now. Well, I'm actually after deer was crossbow. I didn't go today, but I did Yerick. I actually killed the deer yesterday. Yeah, tell me more? Well, I was not a whole lot of hell.

Shot a buck herexby and musloating is starting Saturday. All the guys will be out with the black powder, you know, how that is. Let me tell you about these musloaders. I don't get it. No, no. It's too much work. We used to go muslo hunting all the time when I was a kid. I said all the time.

I stopped because it's a little bit. too much work. There's no putting a ball. This is not the Civil War. I just took that time off. It was like, you know, I'm going to sit this one now because I don't feel like putting powder in, putting the ball in, taking the stick. It looks cool, though. It's, you're just shooting.

The biggest buck you ever see and you snap at it, the gun don't go off. That's what's humiliated about them. Yeah, you're going back, you're going back like 100 years. But it gives you more time to be in the woods, so everybody's about it. You know what I mean? I do. I know why you love it. To me, it was just too much work. Like, how it's good?

It does work. A lot of smoke, a lot of cleanup. Everything else good? Everything's very good. What can I say? You know, a football game tomorrow and I, that's going to be a big one. I'm not going to get to go. It's too far, but...

Where's Mountain Pine playing tomorrow? You're playing down around the Louisiana line. That school consolidated. I don't even know what they call that place anymore. It's Lafayette County. Yeah, that sounds right. Lafayette County, I think. Well, all right, we'll talk to you soon.

The caller asked about you. so I want to let them know. Well, thanks for asking about me, man. Yeah. All right. See you later. Take care. All right.

All right. Arkansas Keith. There he is. And that's the show. Ask the show. Ask the show. Here it goes again. I think I'm having some kind of...

All right. Hey, don't change it. It's so bad. Don't change it. Morgan, our main producer, was a phone screener. She moved up. She's running the show. Mike D. was a phone screener.

He moved up. He's a producer. some like five other shows that I'm doing. So that job is this is like the entry. It's a part-time job, but it's like the entry job to the world, you know? But people keep hitting lunchboxes up for the job. I keep getting email saying, hey, I put in a resume, and please put in a good word for me. If you do, I'll buy you lunch and I'll do this and I'll do that.

And they're pouring their heart out to me. I'll move across the country. I'm ready for it. Anybody you want to put a word in for? No, I don't because I don't want to show favoritism because I haven't interviewed them and I don't want to recommend someone that is not a good candidate. And I only do good candidates. If I met them, maybe I would.

But no. So quit emailing me and pouring your heart out because I feel bad. I'm not going to put in a good word for you. We're done with the interviews. Right? Hey, Morgan, number one, we're done with the interviews, right? Yep, finished yesterday. So we're done with the interviews.

So you know who you're going to hire? I believe so. Oh, wow. So I'm not going to say so right now. But I do believe so. That's amazing. Where are they from? No.

Not going to do that. What is their name? I'm not doing any of that. But yeah, yeah. So if they haven't got an interview, it's over? We've done all of them. We did like six or seven or eight interviews. Talk to a bunch of people.

But yeah. So we'll be having somebody new. Somebody was giving me so much crap, too. They were like, you're just supposed to be a bunch of friends around microphones. And I'm like, well, we still are. I was like, I don't have any more friends to hire. Oh, right. I've hired them all.

We're friendless at this point. We're all here. I got nobody else. Or they have like real jobs. Yeah. So all my friends have been hired. Like, this is it. Yeah.

Because also, too, we're getting older. Excuse me? What does that mean? Not me. And what? Yeah, what does that mean? We're getting older. Like, Bobby said, people already established in their careers.

They have jobs. They have stuff going on. When we were younger, it was easier for Bobby to pluck us from what we were doing. I took Amy at 24 selling granite and was like, hey, leave. She's got a promotion, too. Full-time job. Hey, please come working radio. She's never worked radio in her life.

Lunchbox is working at Jason's deli. I was like, hey, would you mind moving back in with your parents? He was still working at Stams Club. seasonal, and he started doing this. Eddie was doing full-time production. I was like, dude, would you mind moving across the country for a job you've never done before in your life? His wife was pregnant.

His wife was pregnant. Ray was an intern. Morgan was an intern. Mike D. was an intern. I'm out of people. So now I just got to find the most qualified person. You know what I mean? Yeah.

How was the process? Yeah, like, did you test? There were some really good people. That's why that was the tough part. It's really good. You know who I want to talk to? And she's on the phone right now. Because it's rare that I'll meet someone and go,

I think that's a good influence for young girls because it's so, I get to see a lot of things happening and this, Bailey Brian is on the phone right now. Hey, Bailey. Hi. So, and I want everybody to look Bailey up and she's been on the show before

and I was just going to play her song that she put out yesterday. But whenever I look at people and I go, hey, who are good role models for young girls? So a lot of parents listen to the show. Like, who is someone that my daughter could look up to? Like, Bailey Brian comes to my mind so much so because Bailey has this attitude of

I'm just going to be me and I know that in some ways I'm awesome and in some ways I'm flawed but I'm going to be me and I think that is such an important message and before I played your song I just wanted to put you on there and tell you that Bailey

Oh I appreciate it Talk about that Because you even wrote a song about that That was like hey I am who I am Yeah Yeah well I've kind of found that that's like the only thing that works for me

if I'm not just kind of doing me and putting out like, this is what makes me who I am, then I'm like a really weird, awkward person, like just more so than in general. And so I've kind of like made it my rule as an artist to do what feels right to me and putting out this song, it's a cover of Too Good by Drake. And it's so good, by the way.

And I'm going to play it. Bailey, someone said a long time ago, don't compare someone else's highlight reel to your behind the scenes. Because that's what we all end up doing. We all go, oh, wow, look at how great all their stuff is. And we're comparing that to like our real life stuff. So don't compare. And Bailey's one of these artists that I see who, she doesn't put her highlight reel out there.

It's just like her real life. And that's not an insult, by the way, Bailey. No, no. I know. I appreciate it. Well, I want to play the song. I just wanted to tell you that I love it and I want to play it. I want to get you on the phone and at the same time tell parents out there.

You have young daughters? Like, this is a role model that I think your kids could look up to. And it would be just a solid choice about just being honest and knowing who you are. So I know it's early in the morning. We woke you up. So I just want to say hello. You're good. Thanks so much for talking to me.

And congrats on your CMA. Oh, thank you. Somebody told her to say that. No. No one just, Bailey, did someone tell you to say that? No. Be honest. Be honest.

Yeah, totally. But I do want to congratulate you. See, there we go. All right, Bailey. No, I'm just like super on. Thank you so much. Have a good morning, Bailey. Sorry we bothered you.

Okay, you guys too. See how awkward this is? That's why she's not polished. She is who she is. I'm going to play this. This is Bailey Brian. This is Bailey Brian. I don't know how to talk to you.

I don't know how to ask you if you're okay. My friends always feel the need to tell me things. It seems like they're. Just happier than us these days. These days, I don't know how to talk to you. I don't know how to be there when you need me. That's Too Good from Bailey Brian. I'm going to tell you, I enjoyed that phone call so much

because it was so awkward, and that's why I love. And then she even admitted someone told her to say, that's on the CMA. Anyway, that's it. That's why I want to put her on. She's just good. She's good. I can't wait until she breaks out and becomes a huge star.

That's called Too Good. from Bailey Bryan, and I just wanted to play it, because I like it. That's all. Tomorrow, Darius in studio and he's going to perform, and tomorrow, Shania Twain, back in studio. So tomorrow I'll be jam-packed. Tomorrow night, raging idiots, we go play music again, that'd be fun. You know, I was thinking, we should probably not trap guests in the hallway. Oh, I mean, I don't know who did that, but I mean.

What are you referring to? Who did it? Amy trapped Kip Moore and would not leave him alone. Oh, no. I did not. So much so that I heard he had his guitar and he was like tight. Trying to use it to. And trying to get out.

And Amy would not. He was what? He was like, using his guitar to get out? No, no. Who told me about the guitar? Lunchbox? I know it. No, Morgan number one did.

Oh my goodness. What happened? He like picked his guitar up off the ground. Like he was clearly ready to walk out with it. And I don't think Amy even noticed for a second. I don't even know. you all are talking about. You got, listen, you're a very friendly person and people like

you a lot. She was asking me questions, I know. I think. I think you trapped him. I did. And you wouldn't let, you had him the doorway block. I mean, you did, but to be fair, it was Morgan number one was also there. They were both deep in conversation. I was like, I think Kip wants to leave guys. Oh, yeah, lunchbox tried to rescue Kip. And I was like, Kipp was fine. But he was fine. Kip was.

I tried to. I did recognize him. In trouble. I saw the look at Kip's eyes. like, oh my goodness, when am I going to be able to leave? And I was like... Really? I feel like... I mean, I know I saw you try to rescue him, but I feel like he was engaged in the conversation. He was asking questions. Even when he was

halfway down the hall, he turned back around and asked another question. He was making sure you weren't trailing him. I thought he was good. Oh, no. Okay. We got to just chill out with that. What? You're actually like it's a thing. It is a thing.

It is not a thing. Yeah, okay. That's fine. So that happened. Kip came in was awesome this morning. You should hope you go back and listen to that. Check it out. You should check it out. Totally, but don't talk to him because that's a lot allowed.

No, he just let him go. That wasn't the point. We just spent 20 minutes with him, and then you're in my office, and he's like, he had his guitar like, he's ready to go. And Amy's like, but first, let me tell you, I tried this new smoothie recipe. Oh, no. He likes smoothies. I keep a baseball bat under my bed because I'm afraid I'm going to shoot somebody because

I have guns, and it started to get to the point where my alarm would just set off. It would trigger, and I have a pretty sensitive alarm anyway. Lots of cameras and alarms. and so it would trigger. So I would be like, oh, I freak out. I grab a gun. And I would walk downstairs.

And I know that I'm ready because I've just had too much crap happening in my life. People break into my house, robbing me up, that stuff. So instead, I've taken the gun and it's in a different place where it takes me at least a level to get to. Now I keep a baseball bat right into the bed.

So Eddie's house, somebody like, you think came into your house. Oh, I am 100% sure somebody opened my front door and closed it. What? Quickly. When? When you were there?

Yesterday, my wife, it was just me and my wife while the kids were in school, and we were in another room, and I heard the door open. We looked at each other like, huh? And the dog ran to the door, and the door closed. And we were like, that was someone. So we run up to the door. I open it, and I look out the yard. I don't see anything. I go out to the street.

I don't see anything. But I'm telling you, somebody opened that door. So are you going to have a gun ready? Oh, no, no. Thank you to you and your story. I've got us all baseball bats. One on my wife's side, one on my side. And the boys have their own bats too.

Oh, my goodness. They're going to beat each other up with them, dude. It's not about saving... They're just going to fight with them. Bones, that's scary stuff, man. Yeah, it stinks, because you're just vulnerable. Yeah. So I keep a bat, so I'm going to shoot somebody.

Now we do, too. But if I need to shoot somebody, I'm going to shoot somebody. Damn right. Yeah. You know who was really good last night at the Artist of the Year Awards? Well, first of all, everybody was really good. But whose performance was like, holy Chicago. It was, oh, you want to...

Can I guess? Yeah. Andrea Day? The girl that opened up the show? Oh, she could sing. Oh, she was singing her brains out. Yeah. It was so, she was so, that wasn't what I was going to say. She was so good that was Amy showed me her arm, and it looked like she had pimples all over her arm because her hair was standing up.

Yeah. Bones, that went through the TV. I felt it at home. We for sure felt it in the room. Amazing. Between, because she crushed it. Karen Fairchild, crushed it. Daniel Bradbury.

It was just like, boom, boom. It was awesome in the room. And you never know how I'd try. It did. And we felt it back at home. It was amazing. Did you feel the Keith Urbanness when he played? Blue ain't your color? I loved that version, man. And it was beautiful. Because my whole family, we were all watching the living room and we all stopped to listen. And even Junior Junior, my four-year-old goes, I like that song. It was a piano and a horn. Yeah, it was beautiful. To me, that was the performance of the night. Yeah. It was so good. And all the

girls. They were all just like, oh, and they were all of them. Yeah, all the girls. I think they, I think everybody in that room got pregnant last night. And Bobby. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I might be pregnant too. Yeah, yeah, check yourself. It was amazing. And again, we're so lucky that we get to see these things up close, even in the

studio. It was the coolest, one of the coolest forms I've ever been crushed it last night. And there was a moment where he straight up, like, gave a little nod to Nicole Kidman during the song, and she, like, I can't remember exactly what he said to her, but he was like, you, like, you're like, blue, your color. And he, like, said a little something to her. And she, like, is at the table when she smiled back. She's like, I see you, honey.

I mean, it was just the cutest thing ever. Like, they're just adorable. Well, you know who I think is adorable? When Nick Carter winked at Amy for the backstreet boys, she swears it. Yeah. See? You two are just adorable, Amy. Yeah, you and Nick Carter?

Adorable. Yeah, yeah. When he winked at you? Do you believe it happened now? I think you're starting to believe it. I think he just winks out into the car. crowd as like a muscle memory when he's singing those love songs. I don't know.

I really, I really felt it. It was for me. I really will never forget that night. Thank you for taking me. I felt like Luke Bryan hip thrust it to me specifically when he was singing. He gave me one of those. I was like, Amy, that was for me. Did you see that?

Bobby Bones, everybody. This is a Bobby Bones show. Come on, Bob. People were asking who that artist was. I was playing earlier. I'm getting a lot of tweets. So her name is Bailey Brian. And the song's Too Good.

I'm Too Good. good to you. I'm way too good to you. You take my love for granted. And I just don't understand. No, I'm too good to you. I'm way too good. And I just don't understand it.

I don't know how to talk to you. So Bailey Bryant's her name. You're going to check that out. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Okay, do you know Black Friday is like, no more? It's like not a big deal to people anymore. They've done research. Really?

Yeah. Maybe the news just covers it so much. because I don't do it. But maybe they cover so much that I feel like it's such a thing. Yeah, I mean, it's still a big shopping day. Don't get me wrong. But they're just saying less and less people

every year are showing up to shop because they feel like people are coming up with amazing deals year round. And then also people just really don't want to put up with the crowds. And then you got things like Cyber Monday. You don't have to leave your house. Also, people just aren't shopping as much anyway.

Aside from this one Black Friday, people aren't going to stores as much anyway because they don't have to because Amazon, because things like that. So just generally all the shopping is, it's good. I don't even want to leave my house. Do you think that Black Friday will be like once our kids are like grown, we're like telling us stories.

Well, back in the day, we used to have this thing called Black Friday. Back in the day, Coca-Cola had cocaine. People would trample over each other to get a TV on sale. Okay, anybody in here, because we're all young. Totally, yeah. Of course. I mean, they felt younger, yeah. Are we like the cruise type people?

Do you all feel like cruises are for older people? like a boat cruise. Yeah. For me, listen, I thought it was a rich person thing because I grew up a poor kid in Arkansas. We didn't have water. We had the lake. There was no ocean. There was no big boat.

I didn't ever saw a cruise ship to like three years ago. And I was like, that thing's bigger than a parma complex. Yes, it is. For me, it wasn't an older young. It was kind of a socioeconomic thing where it was the rich would do. So I'm going to pull myself out, but I would say old. Yeah. Yeah.

If I had to say, but I never really thought about that part of it. I'm just, I have, like, resentment toward rich people, and I shouldn't. But it's still on my heart. Guys, I'm telling you. And unless you, here's a couple things. Oh, I'm such a bad person. Because people that go on cruises and people to go snow skiing, I'm like, I don't

know if we can be friends because you're rich. And it's not fair because people grow up where you snow ski and snow skiing, if you live there, it's not a big deal, right? If you live there, it's just what you do. But I've never been snow skiing in my life. And it was only always people dressing up in their rich clothes going with their snow, you know, sloping down the slaps or whatever. of you do. And I was like, there's a rich people. I don't relate to that. So I don't like you.

That was how I felt my whole life. I understand that it was wrong. It's a wrong thing to feel. But I feel that way about rich people. That's why I can never do a rich girl. My whole life, I can never, because I was like, I didn't understand. So I answer your question, cruises are for old people. What is happening right now? It's a long way around, but we got there. No, but it's just in my head. Like, I think of that as, I have trouble with that. I still have trouble with that. It's not a good trade in me to think people that come from money. So listen, they have their own problems.

Everybody has their own problems. And I just need to be more of an adult. I hate myself right now. Wow. I know. So every Christmas when I go skiing with my feeling, do you like hate me? Yeah, pretty much.

I don't consciously and I don't hate you. Do you subconsciously hate me? I don't hate you. I don't hate the, no. The answer is I just felt like people that would go snow skiing were rich. Yeah. And I was jealous. It's more of a jeal.

I'm talking it out. Talking it out. It's very much a jealousy thing because I couldn't afford that. You know what we did? We went water skiing on a behind a bass boat So it's a little hard to get up sometimes When you only had a 40 on the bat

10 horsepower Yeah A troll motor Don't pull skis Yeah I shouldn't feel that way But that's just my heart talking Go ahead So anyway there's a cruise line

That is catering towards millennials So they want to bring in a younger crowd And they're having activities Such as mixology classes Which is like the fun drink mixing, you know situation, farm to table cuisine, DJ booths, and yoga. So if you're into that, I don't know, you check it out. And that's for cruises.

Cruises for young people. Okay. How did Snowskin get into this? You brought it up. Okay, just making sure. Go ahead. Yeah. So according to a new poll, I have the most overrated quarterback, and I don't agree with that.

Overrated isn't always a bad thing. Overrated, you can still be really good and be overrated. Oh, okay. So I would say overrated. People are going to be haters and they're going to say Tom Brady. That's who I think. 100% Tom Brady. I think they're going to say Tom Brady.

Easy. Tom Brady is a part of the poll, but he's not the most overrated. Okay. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What number is he? Two or three? He's a different category. There's a poll.

There's most overrated. Okay, so you're not reading all of them. You're just reading the number one. Right. Okay. Who's the most favorite quarterback? Let's go say your original question. Yeah, who's the overrated?

Cam Newton. Hmm. He's also on the list for a different category. Okay. But not that. Okay. Who is it? Eli Manning.

Yeah. He's won two Super Bowls. Overrated. I don't think people think he's a great quarterback. I don't think, yeah. I don't think anyone rates him high. I think people think he's won two Super Bowls, been a part of two great teams.

But anyway. I just like to hear Eddie. So Eli Manning is the most overrated. Cam Newton is the biggest trash talker. And Tom Brady is the favorite quarterback to sack. Probably because you can't get to him because he's so good at getting rid of the ball. No, that's a literal thing. So if people sack him, they probably go home at night and they're like,

sack Tom Brady tonight. Well, they probably go on like, crap, we lost. So I don't, you know. Yeah. Unless they won. People are haters. That's why people don't like the Patriots, because they win. You talk about cheating, and everybody cheats.

Patriots win. Everybody cheats. Yeah. What? They didn't cheat? Well, they recorded the whole thing. Allegedly. No.

Oh, I thought you talked about. That's true. That's true. That's a different thing. And that's a stupid thing, too. Should have never been a thing. I know quarterbacks. They said everybody does that.

Everybody lets air out of the ball. Everybody deflates? Yes. I deflated your tire before the show. Oh. We have our own version of the play. Bobby. Just because everybody does it doesn't make it right.

I know I said it's cheating, but everybody does it. So it's right. Go ahead. So since we're talking football and I know what I'm talking about, have you heard of the Sports Illustrated jinx because it's happening? Oh, for our whole life. The cover. If you get on the cover, bad things happen to you.

It's like the mad and curse. Yeah, because right now it's happening before our very eyes. Aaron Rogers, he broke his collarbone or whatever. He did. And he was on the cover. JJ Watt. Out. Dunzo.

He was on the cover. It's your doctor definition there, Dunzo. Dunzo, good talk. Whoever David Johnson is, he is on the cover. Out. Running back. Yeah. And then you know who else is on the cover this year that he better just watch himself.

Brady. He needs to be very, very careful. Tom Brady. I give you an example of something that happened really bad. But when the Dodgers were on, they lost like 50 in a row. Not that many. But now they're out 3-1, but after they were on, they lost a ton of games in a row. Oh, Tom should be careful.

That's crazy. If Sports Illustrate approach you, why would you say yes to being on the cover? Can I tell you the real answer to this? Is that if you put enough people on Sports Illustrated, eventually something's going to happen to some of them? I don't know. There's no James. Yeah, because it comes out once a week. Yes.

Oh, it's a week. I was on the cover two weeks ago. Watch yourself, bro. Wait, hold on. I thought all these people were on the cover this year. No, it comes to every week. I didn't know that. But I think all these people were on the cover this year.

They were. But if you have 52 people. That's pretty good. And you're playing a sport where you're ramming each other over and over again. And four of them get hurt out of 52. Whatever. Odds are good. It's the jinks.

It's real. That's a pile. Yep. Tomorrow, Shaniahehani Twain. in studio tomorrow Darius Rucker in studio tomorrow, dance parties tomorrow's Friday

tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow we'll see you tomorrow I'm excited for tomorrow Yeah it's a good point I think about that All of that Also if you go to my Instagram Mr. Bobby Bones

You can see my one Controversial Boots Two, me with all the backstreet boys Three Amy and I Rocking our uniforms Or outfits or whatever it called Yeah outfits

Not uniforms Yeah yeah yeah From the CMT artist of the year Mr. Bobby Bones on Instagram. We'll see it tomorrow's a big show. And as you heard, Amy's excited about it. So we all are. Right, everybody? Yeah. Thank you for listening today. Thanks to Kip Moore for stopping by. Listen on the podcast. Iheart radio or go to iTunes and search Bobby Bones show.

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