The Bobby Bones Show - Lady Antebellum Stops By + Lunchbox Gets Opinions On Trick-Or-Treating Age Limits

Episode Date: October 30, 2018

Lady Antebellum stops by to talk group therapy, new music, and their first Vegas residency. Also, Lunchbox hits the streets to ask how old is TOO old to trick-or-treat. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Let me out of my trash. This is the Bobby Bonds. Hey, good morning. Welcome to Big Tuesday show. Morning Studio. Morning. Well, here we are. And what I hope is when people listen to this show and they hear me yell,

Morning Studio, that everybody listening yells morning as well. Right on time. You have to yell aloud. Maybe you're in bed. Maybe your husband's asleep next to you. Just in your heart go, morning. Morning?

It's just our way of all together, like saying hello, we're here, we're together, we're alive. That's what it's all about. And last night, I survived. I'm still alive on Dancing with the Stars. So it was a Halloween episode. These Tuesday shows are always a little, I'm always a little sleepy because your adrenaline gets up and then it's hard to go to sleep after the show.

Yeah. There's a lot happening. Although when I get kicked off, I'm probably going to be the same way. I'm just going to be so mad. When you get kicked off, you're going to have to be performing your last dance on Good Morning America. How? Like, really? Why would they make us do that?

I think it's just like a fair way. well thing? Yeah, how about I just get on there and say some stuff? Because that's what happens when you lose. They send you a Good Morning America and you have to do your last dance.

We have a radio studio up at Good Morning America ready for when I get kicked off. Like when I lose, if I lose, if I don't lose, whatever the case is, they have a room set up where they're going to build a quick radio studio. So I can still do the show.

And then, because I have to, if you lose the show, you have to get on a plane, fly right over. And then you land and you go right on that show and then you dance your last dance. It was your worst dance. Anyway, we're here.

Everybody good? Amy, you good? Yeah, doing good. Tomorrow's Halloween. That it is. I mean, how's that playing out for you? It's good. I finally got my Wonder Woman outfit on. Yeah, do you insert the turtleneck and the long?

No, but I have a Wonder Woman jacket and sleeves. And I'm putting my daughter's tutu over the pants that I found. She has this like red tutu. It's perfect. It fits me if I put it over my head and then down my waist. I can't pull it. I can't step into it and pull it over my butt. It won't fit.

But if I put it over my head and put it down, it fits. Is that because your butt's bigger? Mm-hmm. Yeah, my hips and my butt are too, I mean, definitely wider than her, which makes sense. Yeah, she's 11. Because she's 11. But if I put it over my head, it's just fine. The Bobby Bones Show.

Big Three Stories. It's producer Ramundo. In Pasadena, California, there was a possible pipe bomb. It was in a U-Haul parking lot. A robot moved in, found out it was fake. Authorities are searching for the people who did it. New Jersey a train lost power last night. It was strained for a couple hours.

Luckily, everybody's okay. Commuters then boarded another train. And finally, congrats to Bones. He moved on another week on Dancing with the Stars. All around where we live, there are these bird scooters. And it's like a scooter, but they're electric and they kind of drive you. Lunchbox, you've been on one of these? Oh, they are so awesome.

They're just motorized scooters. Instead of taking a cab or driving, you can just hop on them, and it's like a dollar. and then 20 cents a minute after that, and you just go. And it's a great mode of transportation. They fly down the street. The problem is people leave them in the streets. It's like an Uber, even a taxi, but it's a scooter, and it just sits there. Yeah, and you can just leave them anywhere.

It's great. So I guess Ramundo, our audio guy, saw Tyler Farr riding on the street in one. Is that true? Yeah, so I'm just driving along Music Row, and I look closer, and it's outside of a label, and he's wearing sunglasses, and it was Tyler Farr riding a bird scooter. He can't, I assumed he would have a driver, maybe he's got a big jackdub truck, but no, no, no. He was on one of these bird scooters that everybody's riding right now. Tyler Farr.

Turn that out. Country artist Tyler Farr. That's kind of funny, huh? To see a country star just flying on the road on a scooter? Yeah, and he was only going, whatever they go, 10 miles an hour. I mean, it's not that manly of a speed or it's that cool. He was just putting along, and I just cruised right by him in my trailblazer, and I'm like, Tyler Farr later, dude. Have you guys seen any country stars around town lately?

Amy, usually are the one that sees most people. I know, and I guess I haven't. No, I mean, Marin Morris, like in the last few weeks, maybe. Didn't you see TJ's neighbor from Brothers Osborne? But didn't his dog get in your backyard? It's like daily. Yeah, his dog was in my backyard almost in my house. Cookie?

Oh, man, she's an escape artist. So she got out, and since now we have a dog, I guess she sniffed out our dog. and made her way into our backyard. And then I had to grab her and I returned her safely. But it ain't my fault. Yeah. It ain't my boy. All right.

Amy has two kids. One's 11 and one is 8. And so you've got to automate a phone call to say the report cards went home? Yeah, and an email. Oh, wow. My husband got one. I got one. We both got emails.

We both got phone calls. Letting us know, report cards were coming. And so we needed to make sure that we saw them. And I'm like, oh, wow, kids these days have it. rough. There's no hiding the report card because like all all things were sent out, alerting parents, report cards coming. And of course I asked my kids, they're like, we don't have one. Oh, wow. Wait, they were trying to hide the report cards? I don't think so, but maybe they're just confused how it works, but I've got to contact the teacher because we were

alerted that their report cards were supposed to be coming. And then we, so we asked for them and still no report card. I'll see what happens when they get home from school today. But yeah, my mom, I started to think about it. I'm like, my mom literally never. knew when it was report card time. I mean, she would occasionally, like, check in on things. She, you know, but she worked and was busy and a single mom, and, like, she just wasn't all over me. Some of my

friends, their parents knew everything, and they were on it, and they got paid money for good grades. I didn't. Yeah, I couldn't wait to get my report card home. Why? All-AIDS, baby? Oh, yeah, that's true. But did your mom ask for it, or you just were excited to show her?

I don't even think they knew I was in school. They didn't care. They were like, you're still in school? I'm like, yeah, I'm 11. Like, oh, we thought you're working at the mill. Like, no, I'm 11. But yeah, I would love, when my grandma was raising me, I would give her my report card and she'd give me a dollar an A until she realized I was just going to make all A's and everything.

She couldn't afford it anymore. But I couldn't wait to get that report card home. I'd put it on the refrigerator myself. It was never put on there by my mom. But I would take it and I'd magnet myself and be like, boom. I'm not saying that to be sad. I know. I mean, I gave you the awe, but like, it's, it's cute.

precious and awesome all wrapped in one. I made one B all through school, and it was in a stupid typing class. Not even a real class. Well, I mean, typing is a skill. Listen, my daughter isn't typing right now, and I'm like, speed up the process. Let's get this down. Let's learn the computer so you can start helping mom. ASDF, JKL, Cicolin.

Do you know that? No. Is that a song? No, it's the fingers on the middle. I mean, I know that that's the order of the typing, but I didn't know. I don't have it memorized. My fingers just nowhere to go.

But I'm not joking. I really want my kids to get good at technology. Like, school needs to speed up that part because then they can really start helping me. Like back in the day, we used to have kids to help us around the house. Back in the day, what are you talking about Little House on the Prairie? Now it's like you have kids. Instead of having kids to help you save money and like, you know, tend to things. Now you have kids and all you do is spend money on them.

They cost more. They don't help. So here's what I'm thinking. If they learn the technology and they get ahead of me, then I can start really, they can start helping me. That's how they can help me around the house, not growing vegetables or whatever, tending to the animals. Let's tend to my Instagram or my website or whatever. That's funny. Look at you.

Well, how your kids grade's good? Do you know? I mean, I think so. Yeah. I'll let you know as soon as they show me that report card. I'm straight up asked them like, hello, the school called, and they're like, I don't have a report card. I'm like, oh my gosh. They probably didn't know what it was and they threw it away.

Okay, well, let us know. I'm curious of how they're doing in school. Same. I mean, they're from a foreign country. She says same. Same. There we go. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood.

It's the 32nd Skinny. Garth Brooks is excited for the CMA Awards this year. He says he already knows what he's going to be doing after this. show and he's taking Tricia Yearwood to Taco Bell. Oh, that's fine. Imagine you're working at Taco Bell, right? And you're getting ready to close down.

And this big truck, shaped like a G drives up. Because at my head, that's what I assume Garth Brooks drives. Oh, I was not to be like, is that what he drives? He drives this big old G. Like a Hummer G. And it's like, hey, let me get number two.

Yeah. And you're like, God, I think this is Garth Brooks. Can you imagine how crazy that would be a Taco Bell? Is this like a tradition or we don't know? No, no. You're just doing it? And I would like a number two. Just really craving that bean burrito.

With some mild sauce on it and a bean burrito, please. Yeah, can you imagine? All right, what else for market number two? Merrim Morris joined Pinetonics for a cover of this song When You Believe. It will be on the group's holiday album. Here's a clip of it. There you go. That's good.

What else? Brad Paisley shared that his grandpa was the one who gave him his very first guitar as a Christmas gift in 1980. Brad Paisley was only eight years old then. Well, there you have it. And Merry Christmas to us all. It's almost, well, tomorrow's Halloween. Mm-hmm.

But that's whenever Christmas music starts, really, after Halloween. Yeah. I feel like people get into the spirit. Yeah, November hits. It's like Jingle Bell, you know. No more Monster Mash. We still have to get through Thanksgiving. No more Monster Mash.

A little bit of Thanksgiving, but really it's about Christmas. I know. I try to go buy fall scented candles. I was way too late to the party. All they have out is like Christmas smells now. Well, I'll have you know I bought peppermint crystal Oreo cookies and lit them up on fire. It smelled great. Way better than the 2013 version that I used to try to light up.

Is that it? That's it. That's it. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay at home. It's not been good. So Kaylee was riding the bus home from school.

You know, the wheels on the bus go round in round, round. Round in round. When all of a sudden a quarter flies through the air lands in her mouth that grows down her throat and is lodged in her throat. Yes, she can't breathe. Luckily, another guy on the bus. Austin, classmate runs back there. Ugh, uh, uh, uh, gives her the heimlich.

Quarter flies out. Don't know if it landed heads or tails. Oh, come on. But, Kaylee is safe and sound thanks to Austin. That's how you ride the bus on wheels on the bus. Go round in round. Good job, Austin. What do you mean?

That's how you ride the bus home. sometimes do you just yell words just for no reason whatsoever i think because he's picking up on you being like and that's what it's all about yeah i'm just trying that's how you ride the bus and that's how you swallow a corner oh boy yeah but how about that again i just think you're yelling things is just quiet i mean how crazy is it that she is just talking with her friend a quarter comes flying through the air and it just happens to land in her mouth and get lodged in her throat? Absolutely. I do agree with

all that. That's a good story. That's what I'm saying. Oh boy. There he goes again. He's trying to get his own taglines in before mine. That's what's all about right there. This story comes us from Alabama. A man walked into a bank and handed the teller the note that said this is a robbery. Give me all your money. The teller was nice and said, excuse me, sir, do you have an account at this bank?

And he said, well, not at this location. She goes, well, I need to see your ID. So he gives her his ID. She writes down his name, gives him some cash. He leaves. He's arrested two hours later. I mean, imagine if you're the teller and someone comes in to rob the bank. I'm probably just giving them all the money.

I'm not asking any questions. She was all business. She was going to cash this guy, and he was a rookie, clearly. Clearly, he was a rookie. I'm just thinking about me. If someone comes into rob a bank, it's not my money. You're take it. I'm not asking any questions.

I'm probably just getting under the counter. That's funny, though. Lunchbox, thank you for that. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. Folks, it's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bone. You know, sometimes I get crazy nicknames.

You know my latest nickname, right, Eddie? Yeah. Country Music's youngest historian. Yeah, that's right. So, on this day in country music, here we go. The Bobby Bone Show. On this day in country music. On this day, 1995.

David Lee Murphy has the number one song with dust on the bottle. Here you go. A little dust on the bottom Jam He wrote the song by himself On his kitchen table He then called his producer

To play a form over the phone He went to record The next day Put it on a record And then it's a jam Now here is David Lee Murphy He was talking with me at my house We were talking about that song

And how he wrote the song Here you go And I wrote that at the kitchen table And my kitchen phone was on the wall And I pulled that over in my table And I said Tony check us out man I said this might be a hit And I played him, Greo Williams, lived down a dirt road.

And I played him that. And he goes, oh man, we got to cut that. So I go in the studio. We cut it the next day. There you have it. On this day, 1995, 23 years ago, David Lee Murphy had the number one song with a song we know every word too. By the way, that would remain his only number one until, well, 23 years later.

When he had his second number one, everything's going to be all right just a few months ago. There it is. I really like David Lee Murphy. Got to know him pretty good over the past couple of years or so. The Bobby Bone Show. Halloween's tomorrow. Amy, do you have your Halloween trick-or-treating route down with your kids? Do you know where you're going?

No. I don't have it figured out. Am I supposed to make a route? No. I've never taken kids trick-or-treating. I don't know. Tell me. I don't know. Do you just start next door and go?

Or do you go to a neighborhood where all the rich people live or what? No, that's a good idea. We should load them up. Ooh. Let them down Brentwood. Go down to the fancy houses. Yeah. And where they give out full-sized candy bars.

Yeah, good idea. What's up, lunchbox? No, that is a bad idea because the richer of the neighborhood that means the bigger, the house, the less houses that the kids can get to. You want houses that are close together because that means more houses, more candy. Lunchbox is right. Bigger houses, bigger yards, more walking less, yes, less candy. Trust me. I'm a trick-or-treating expert.

But, Amy, if you can get one full-sized snickers versus three small-sized snickers and you only walk half the distance instead of a third, It's just math, okay? I vote for big houses and more exercise. And good candy. And good candy. Because imagine all the dots you're going to throw away. Who wants dots? Like dots, you must have to even put turds in my bag.

Let's just go ahead and talk to the people in their cars right now that are the dots people like, what? Don't get about dots. No dots. You should just turn your lights off. You just go to bed. Don't get away dots. But I love Bidoh Honey. Pass that out.

No. You love it because you're a grandma. Kids don't want. love bit of honey. Kids don't love dots. What else do kids not love? Sweet tarts? I like sweet tarts. I love tutsy corn. Candy corn. Ooh, candy corn is awesome. I'll leave some candy corn. Okay. We're just settling on dots. No dots. Yeah, no dots. Lunchbox way and ask people what age kids should stop trick or treating. So here's lunchbox on the streets. What age should kids stop trick or treating? 12. Whenever they're ready. They should stop about 14. 18. 12. 12.

I'm going to say nine. What age should kids stop trick-or-treating? Never. Whenever they don't have a costume. 12. 17. 14. 12.

Never. I'm going to go thick, gray. That's like, like, 10? I'd probably say like 12. You know, I'm with them. I've always said about 12. I feel like 12 is about the age. You don't need to be a teenager knocking on doors asking for free candy.

12 is the age I would say. Amy? Dahlie, my daughter's going to be 12 next year. I just can't see cutting her off at 12. To be fair, your daughter came from Haiti a year ago, and this is all new to her. Exactly. So I'm just looking at her as like, even when she's 13, I feel like she's going to be trick-or-treating with her friends. 13-14.

I'm okay with like until you're driving. That just seems so old to be trick-or-treating. You're breaking into houses at 15. What? Who is? What kind of hoodlums did you hang out with? Hoodlums, okay? But 15, you can be breaking into houses.

11. Anyway. I prefer to hang out with very slow maturing. My point is, Amy, your daughter just came from Haiti. This is all new to her. She'll probably do it for a few years. Normal kids who've been doing it for six or seven years, they don't even trick or treating until they're 17. Okay. So she gets a pass. Yeah.

If anybody gives her anything, she's like, I just came from Haiti two years ago. She's like, basically, I'm two. Yeah. You like Tom Hanks? Yeah. Yeah, me too. I was reading about how he's the most lovable actor for the past 20 years. And so I have here, all these are Tom Hanks movies. I'll play a clip from a Tom Hanks movie.

Just tell me the movie. Amy, lunchbox, you guys write your answers down. Are you ready? Yeah. Movie number one, name it. Wilson! I'm sorry, Wilson. Wilson, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm in for the win. Name that Tom Hanks movie. Amy. Castaway. Lunchbox? Castaway. Correct.

I guess that's a good one. You haven't seen it? No, I've never seen that one. Yeah, you'll love it or hate it. I loved it. Some people didn't like it. I loved it. Movie number two, name that Tom Hanks movie.

Plus, you can't take them under water. And if you do the... Neat. How many did you say you were in? Oh, I mean, computers. Computers. There you go. I'm in for the win.

In? Amy, name that. Tom Hanks movie? Big. Lunchbox? Big. Nice. That's where he's doing the running on the piano. Right?

Yep. Yeah. All right. Ready. Number three, name this Tom Hanks movie. Hello. Oh, yeah. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Did I frighten you? Didn't mean to. Sorry, howdy. My name is Woody, and this is Andy's room. That's all I wanted to say. And also, there has been a bit of a mix-up. In for the win. Pretty easy one there.

When he says the character name, it's pretty easy. Amy? Toy Story. Lunchbox? Toy Story. That's correct. Good. Number three. Let's go to number four.

They get a little tougher now. Name that Tom Hanks movie, clip number four. We got a problem. We push the ship too hard. We're off the grid. Hey! Look at me, sure. Look at me, sure.

I'm the captain now. Amy's covering her mouth. I'm in for the win. I am the captain, though. He's in for the one. Amy, I'm sorry if you don't get this. Five seconds Stop it

It's the Amy, what's your answer? Somalian Pirates Incorrect Lunchbox I believe he goes by the name of Captain Phillips Correct

There he is Dang They named it that Okay we're gonna do one more Do clip number six Ramundo Get out of the QR agent DRIO would be left

Loss of thrust on both engines Mayday, Mayday is a cactus 1549 Hit birds We've lost thrust on both engines we are turning back towards the Guardia. Okay, you need to return to the Guardia. Turn left heading 220.

Switch it. Both, both engines. Man, I had something different down that I'm in. Named that Tom Hanks movie. I'm in for the win. Amy? Captain Sully? Lunchbox?

I have written down just solely. Well, one of you is right. Oh, shoot. The answer is Sully. Nice work, lunchbox. Yeah, good work, Tom Hanks. All right. It's time for the good news.

With Amy. Tell me something good. This guy in an Alabama waiting room hooked it up for a mom that was there and needed to fill out paperwork. Has anybody seen the picture that I'm about talking about online of a man? Okay. There's a woman. She's got a baby crying. She's got paperwork to fill out in the doctor's waiting room.

And a complete stranger who happens to be this, like, old man, holds the baby for her. doesn't even know her, soothes the baby, so that she can get the paperwork filled out. And a picture went viral online, and it's the most precious thing ever. Well, good for him. Also, what's up with all that paperwork? Man, you're going for anything. Oh, yeah. It's too much.

It's just pages of paperwork. I get it. But yeah, good for that guy. Good story. But he just noticed, like, she couldn't hold the baby, fill out the paperwork. And he was like, you know what, ma'am? You want me to hold your baby? And it's just like a stranger to, like, it's a moment.

It's special. Do you give your baby to someone, though? lunchbox if an old man comes in? Probably not. Maybe he was so warm. The mom said this man gave me hope and a sweet memory I'll never forget. His name was Joe. Shout out Joe.

Shout out Joe. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. Transmitting across America. Oh yeah. Time to go over to Amy for that morning corner.

Let's go. The morning corny. What do you get when you cross a duck with a vampire? What do you get when you cross a duck with a vampire? Count quackula. Get it? Count quackula. Quack.

Dracula vampire. Oh, count quackula. Like count Dracula. Yes. Say it one more time maybe we'll get it. Count quackula. Quack. Quack.

What? What? What? What? Real? Y'all are no fun. All three of us looked at each other like, huh, we wanted to like it. Yeah.

We're in the Halloween mood. Zero percent fun. No, you're not. No, you're not? Okay, fine. Okay, you want another Halloween one? Go ahead. See if you're in the mood.

What's the most important subject of which learns in school? What's the most important subject a witch learns in school? Spelling. You like that. They did the mash. They did the monster match. Hit it, Raymondo. Oh, yeah.

That was the morning corny. See? We're in the mood. I have Monster Mash ready to go. That's how in the mood I am. Hit that clip, Ramundo, over the Monster Mash. Yes. Yeah, come on. It was a graveyard smash.

He did the match. Come on. He did the match. Yeah. He did the monster. Bobby Bong. Yes. Hey, Lady Annabella is here.

Everybody. Hi. Come on. Look at you guys. Good to see you guys again. Thank you. Come on. Hey, here's a question for you guys. I wonder, because we've been a radio show for, Amy, how long? 15 years? Is that true? Yeah. I wonder, because you guys just celebrated 10 years, do you get adults that come to you and go, hey, when I was in fourth grade, you were my favorite band.

Yes, Kelsey Ballerini being one of them. Oh, my gosh. There's a picture of her. She stood in the line at CMA Fest, and she was 13. Yeah. And really awesome Hawaiian print shorts. Pretty wild. It really is. And then seeing her, you know, later being at her wedding, I'm like, this is wild. We're that band now that, you know, we're old enough now. I've grown up with you, yeah. It's a weird thing, right? When someone says, I was a kid and I'm a fan, but now I'm an adult and I'm still a fan and you're much older now. Well, even, I mean, our manager, Callie, sitting on the couch, I was like, how old were you when our first record came out?

She was in college. And now she's, like, running our lives. She was in high school, actually. It's so weird. You were in high school? Oh, my gosh. But to be fair, when your first record came out, you were how old, Charles? I was 25 or six and you were 20.

Yeah, like Hillary's college age, you were barely out of college. So peers, those are peers growing up with you. And Hillary's still 25. It's crazy. Oh, no. I love you. Dave, how are you, buddy? I'm great, man. How are you? I miss you. Yeah, I miss you too.

Dave and I sent me bread. What? I did. Don't worry about that. That's a whole other conversation. I was just about saying, I mean, that's when you, I mean, that's amazing. I don't believe you've ever sent me bread. No. I welcome Bobby to the neighborhood.

That's true. Lady Annabella is here. Let me say this because this week, you guys have a residency in Vegas? Like, what's happening with this world? You guys are awesome now. I mean, you know who gets residency in Vegas like Wayne Newton, the Backstreet Boys, and now Lady A. Come on. Tom Jones.

No. It really is. It's pretty cool, man. When we got that phone call, I mean, we all looked at each other like, oh, my gosh, dude, we've kind of made it. It's kind of a milestone moment for us, for sure. The Pearl Concert Theater at the Palms Casino Resort, and tickets go on sale on Friday. So, man, I was talking to Boys to Men. I'm name dropping totally here because I'm doing this dance show.

So I'm, like, hanging out with everybody cool just for a minute. They're not going to know who I am in like three weeks. But I was hanging out with Boys to Men and they're doing a residency in Vegas. Yes, yes. And I was asking them about it. I said, hey, what's that like? They said, well, you fly in and you do the show and they put you up in an awesome place and they pay you really well, and then you go home.

It's awesome. I know, it's going to be cool to be, like, camped out in one place for an extended period of time. You know, that's something that we have never had. touring. You're always kind of waking up in a new city. So it'll be nice to feel kind of settled in one place. Yeah. And we're going to, you know, too, you know, we've been touring and doing amphitheaters and arenas for the past, you know, seven years, you know, whether we're open up for, you know, some big artists or headlining. And it's been a long time, you know, since probably 2009 that we've done a theater, you know, kind of, kind of tour. I mean, we've done a little show

here and there. But, I mean, this is going to be a way for us to combine, you know, what we've learned and what we have in the big show, but then also have some really chill moments. And, you know, not to be spoiler alert, but I mean, I think, you know, our idea is to really start out big. And then in the middle really have a really long, extended, almost blooper type of moment. And we've always wanted to do that. I've always wanted to tell the story of how we wrote Need You Now, how we wrote Run to You, and have, you know, some special guests, maybe some songwriters. And, you know, so it'll be a little bit of both, you know.

Well, I'm going to say this, that the February, May, all, August, tons of dates. Lady Annabellum, it's called Our Kind of Vegas at the Palms Casino Resort. Tickets go on sale on Friday at noon central, and it'd be cool because you get to see them up close. And let me tell you up close, they're pretty. I'll be honest with you. They are. The closer you get, the prettier they are. Oh, thank you. In studio with Lady Anabellum, it's Charles, Hillary, and Dave. And with you guys having a group, Do you guys have to do any sort of group like therapy or group meetings or let's talk about our feelings kind of thing?

Yeah. Absolutely. We're definitely, we've definitely been doing it, you know, this past year. Well, doing what? Like, like you guys, y'all have been around and doing this together for a while. So I think it's important for us to continue to check in. So we've met with a counselor a number of times. And it's just healthy.

It's kind of like, you know, you're there with your spouses, your work spouses. And you're just able to communicate and have. a lot of feelings. That's right. I hear them. I have so many thoughts right now, Bobby. Go ahead. While we try to communicate, we have never done, and I've wanted to do this, and this is affirmation that it should happen. I've wanted us to go to counseling. Well, to be fair, if I could, put the shoe on both of my feet here. They are, Lady Annabellum, they're a trio. Right. For me, a lot of times, I have to make the decisions as not only a close friend of 15 years, but also a boss.

So you guys go to therapy, let me know how that works, and check in. And then we'll talk about how that went. Bobby, you didn't listen to Amy. That's what we've learned. What was she trying to say in that? She's reaching out. She's begging for a hand to hold. She just wants to spend more time with me.

My workwife wants to spend more time. I've been on the road a lot, guys. I've been gone for a long time. You know, to get back to the, I mean, really, the thing that opens your eyes when you go there is we're all raised differently. We all have our own little backpack that we kind of bring in, you know, to this little table. And so a lot of times, you know, you're just like you're hearing them say something and that's not really what they mean. But I don't know, because, I mean, the way I've always communicated like with my brothers.

I mean, it's just very direct and to the point. And sometimes that can probably feel a little steamrolly sometimes. And so really just getting that stuff out in the air and it's like, oh, okay, we all want the same things. We're all on the same page. We just got to talk about it. And process it differently. Yeah, and process it different. And, I mean, trust me, I've taken the same things back with my wife and it's made us even stronger.

I mean, it's the best thing we've ever done. I'm not embarrassed to say we've done it. I mean, it's been great. It has been. Well, Amy, I'm just kidding. I would happily go to therapy for you and with you. Whatever you want, I will do it. But Lunchbox, would you be up for that?

Would Lunchbox go to therapy? Yes, me, you and Lunch Fox. We're the trio. We're now going to therapy. He's kind of got deer in headlights. I'm out. I was like, I could not see Lunchbox going to therapy. lunchbox has lunchbox ever been to any sort of therapist at all?

Because I go and I've talked about it. Amy, ask lunchbox have you ever been to a therapist? Lunchbox, have you ever been to a therapist? No. No. Would you? No. I mean, why would I go to some stranger to tell me that I'm weird? Like, what does the stranger know?

Like, how is the stranger going to tell me they know better than what I know? They're going to meet me. I'm going to sit on the couch and they're going to be like, oh, actually, I see this. Yeah, right. Get out of here. No, no, no. Let me kind of explain it. Classic candidate right there.

Classic candidate. Yeah. It's someone who's not invested in your life giving an outside perspective that you can't see because you're so in the weeds. That's true. Anyway, Lady Annabellum's here. I don't even know what just happened here. Wait, can I say one more thing? Yes, sir.

And they're going to say, oh, there's something wrong with you. You really need to come back next week. That'll be $200. Yeah. Exactly. They want you to keep coming back. There's something wrong with us, but there's something up with everyone. Oh, yeah.

You just have to find out how those ups connect and how you can actually. Anyway, I've been too many. Look at you. I know. You're preaching. I know, I know. Hey, let me ask you this, Lady Annabella, and where's some new music? What's the deal?

Dude, we are, I mean, we are working hard on it. We've, we wrote a ton over, you know, even like when Hillary, you know, during her pregnancy and stuff and when she was off, I wrote a ton. And then now being on the road, we've written a bunch. And I mean, we probably got over 60 songs that we've compiled that we, you know, we're kind of starting to narrow down and really, you know, try to start dreaming of what we want this record to sound like. But we're actually not going to start cutting until early next year. but we'll have new music. I mean, we really just want to be really purposeful with this record

and not just throw it together. You know, we really feel like we have a chance to make a statement and be really honest. And really present with where we are and in our lives and what we're going through and writing. I feel like we've always tried to write really honest where we are

in our life and that's translated onto the album. But we're in a different place now. You know, it's a new chapter. It's more family. It's bigger families. It's new experiences. So I think it'll all work its way into this music.

There's definitely some layers getting peeled back. I know for myself, there's a couple songs that, you know, I'm going to almost be like, whoa, I'm really throwing it out there for people. So it'll be interesting to see, you know, how people react to it. Lady Annabella is here. The Arkind of Vegas residency in Vegas. It goes on sale on Friday at noon central. And you can go.

They're going to be in Vegas. on February 8th, 9th, 13th, 15th, and May, and in August. It's a Bobby Bone Show. In studio with Lady Anabellum, which, by the way, they have a Vegas residency. It's called Lady Anavelum, Our Kind of Vegas. Tickets go on sell Friday. Dates in February, May, and August. And it's the big show.

It's stripped down. You get to hear the stories behind the songs. I'm such a big Lady Anabellum fan. I'm a fan of all three of them individually as well, Charles and Hillary and Dave. And we're all hanging out. We're all here. We're really doing it. We're really doing it, y'all.

Well, to be fair, I'm not there. We are, because of technology, I'm looking at you guys through my iPad. Yeah, you're frozen, so just so you know, we've been watching the same version of you still. So of all my listeners for like 15 years. Are you in an ice bath right now? You have to be so worn out. You're working so hard. I'm working.

I just don't know how to dance, guys. I'm struggling with the, like I'm getting a little better. but it's tough. It's like someone said, hey, why don't you learn to fly an airplane real quick? And then go do it on national television in front of everyone and go. Well, we are rooting for you.

It's amazing. So much fun. It's the hardest thing I've ever done. And it's an adrenaline rush. You get on that dance floor and you know that 8 million people are watching you're about to do something that you're terrible at. Go ahead.

How much do you really have to work and prepare for that? I've always wondered, like, How long? How many hours? Yeah. Honest answer. It's at least... I haven't had a day off

since the show we started training, which is five and a half weeks ago. And I've done at least six hours a day on a small day. Oh my gosh. And sometimes nine to ten, depending on if it's two acts.

Are you just in the best shape of your life? You have to be, right? I'm way too skinny. I've lost so much weight. Oh. Oh, man. But I love it.

Hold on. I love it. It's been the most... It's been the craziest thing I've ever done. And when they called and said, hey, you can be in dancing with the stars. I was super pumped because they think I'm a star. So, yay!

We all win. That's amazing. That's cool. Yeah, that's what's up. That's what's up. I don't even know it anymore. Okay. Lady Antebellum is here, and you're going to play a song. So I just saw a star is born, and it's really good.

And I was going into it going, there's so much hype. It cannot be that good because it's got so much hype. And then it was good. I didn't even think Lady Gaga was Lady Gaga and Bradley Coup. They all pulled it off, but the music is, and I know you do guys too, but we have friends that wrote the songs for this movie. Yes, yeah, and I have to be fully transparent. Like, with the craziness in my household right now, I've been living with the soundtrack and falling in love with it and have not gotten to the theater to see the movie yet. So I'm just falling in love with this movie with the music first, which is pretty fun.

Well, that's what drew me to it. I saw a post where, you know, our friends, Natalie Hemby, Lori McKenna, and Hillary, Lindsay, you know, wrote for the soundtrack. And I'm telling you, the song they wrote is hands down the best song off that project. I mean, it's mind-blowing. I mean, if Lady Gaga doesn't put it out on radio. I just can't wait for an award season with this movie. And just the music, I mean, I love the original.

I've watched it, you know, several times. But I'm so excited. I'm actually, I keep looking at my calendar talking to my husband going, can we go on a date night to see this movie? I really want to see this movie. So hopefully, babe, you're listening and let's go. Yeah, babe. Come on, babe.

Take her in a movie, babe. Let me see how this microphone situation's going to work. Adjust it up. Okay, so as they're playing, Dave's got the guitar in his hand. Always remember us this way from A Star is Born, which is a fantastic movie. I didn't even want it to be that good. I want to be the guy that came back and said, nah, come on, guys. It's not that, but it's really good.

I think it'll pick me up here. You guys feel good? Yeah, feel good. It's very. We can turn that one a little bit. More towards them. It'll still pick up the guitar. Okay, okay.

By the way, we're going to build a new. studio in the next six months. We're going to have more than one microphone for all nine of us. I was going to say, y'all have so many performances in here. You all need, you'll need the full works, man. But we just do it Opry style. I've always felt like if we just come in raw and people can nail it with no bells and whistles, then they can nail it. I know y'all

are making money here. I saw Amy pull in in a sweet round. I know there's money being in. That's right. Somebody's printing something. That's right. Okay, listen. Enough of us. Lady Annabellum is here. They're going to do the song always remember us this way from A Star is Born. Let me say before you play, I'm just grateful that you guys will play.

You don't have to play. You guys are huge. You're getting a Vegas residency and you're going to play on our show. Hey guys, so because of licensing roles, 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. Thank you for listen to the show, and sorry about all the legal stuff. Just bought 10 tickets to your residency in Vegas because I was that moved. Lady Annabelle, Our Kind of Vegas at Palms, and tickets go on sale Friday. February, May, August, lots of dates. It's the obvious big Lady Annabellum show, but in the theater and a lot of broken down moments, too, where they get to tell you stories. I'm really excited.

I may actually, I probably won't go out there because I can see you get in real life. But if I'm out there and you're playing, I would go. Can we just dive you in like that? Can we? I would love. Yeah. How about you come out there and you go see your favorite band, Boys of Men, and then come see us. Yeah, I go see my dudes, boys.

I'd be like, by the way, let me swing by and be seen for one song, come back. Hey, listen, you guys know I really enjoy you guys as people and love you guys. And I can't wait for the new music and good luck. I know you guys made a big change recently in your professional lives. So we're all rooting for you in this room. And yeah. Thank you so much. Yeah.

Yeah. That's it. Lady Annabelle. Thank you, Charles Hillary Day. We'll see you soon. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good.

A five-year-old girl in New Hampshire got a custom pink mini-mouse car designed to fit over her wheelchair, which is an awesome costume. It comes courtesy of the nonprofit magic wheelchair and the volunteer of Bonnie Reagan who built the car. The group that does this was started by a dad who has kids who use wheelchairs, and his idea was inspired by people like Reagan who made Halloween costumes. for magical children. So it's like, okay, you do this awesomely. Why don't we make this a whole thing?

And then they highlighted this one girl who got it. And it's awesome. It's a mini mouse car. And it looks like she's driving a mini mouse car in her wheelchair. Love it. So, quote, it's awesome because it doesn't make the wheelchair like a tool. It's actually fun for something for her to do. That neat.

Love it. Yep. I love it too. And that's what's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobby Bones. Our head of digital Morgan number two, who's 25 years old, now does a segment called Food World with Morgan number two. Here you go.

It's time for Food World. Num, Num, Num, Num, with Morgan number two. That's the first time ever heard that. Num, numb, numb, numb. Interesting. Okay, Morgan number two, Food World. Go ahead. So the creator of Greg Goose vodka says that we shouldn't be putting vodka in the freezer.

because low temperatures subdue the flavor. But if you drink cheap vodka, keep it in the freezer to hide the aggressive burning notes. Interesting. Okay, anything about non-drinking, because I don't drink. Anything else? Yes, ShakeShack is teaming up with the dating app Bumble

to offer users a buy-one get-one free burger deal for your first date. So if you go on a date from Bumble and you go to Shake Shack, they give you two burgers? Yeah. That's interesting. I did see where Morgan number two of you

and your boyfriend dressed as B, For Halloween? B-1sies, yeah. Because you met on Bumble. Yeah, we didn't meet on Bumble. So we were bees from Bumble. That's so cute. Oh, they're just...

I know. Minutes away from being engaged. I know. Minutes. Minutes. I just like at the pictures Morgan No. 2 puts on Instagram, they all look like engagement pictures.

And she's going to post an engagement picture. Even their bumblebee. Yeah. What do you think about that, Morgan, number two, when I say that? I mean, you know, what do you feel? You feel. I'm just posting what I feel.

Have you guys talked about it? What in the world? Is that me? Wait, no. What? Are you engaged right now? No, I'm not engaged. I'm just, you know, happy and love.

Oh, you're like, she's in love. And posting what she posts because that's how she feels. But Morgan number two, do you think you will be getting engaged too soon? Um, I don't know, like, by end of the year. Maybe next year, though. Possibly at Christmas, though. Oh, and you're stalking. That's what Christmas present to you.

I mean, I guess that's a possibility for sure. We've talked about it. We're ready. It's just kind of timing now at this point. Wait, I feel like this is sort of news. She said we're ready. We've talked about it. I feel like last time we discussed this, she was like, no, we're not there.

Yeah, you're right. She was like that. So did y'all have a conversation since then? We've just, we're at the point in our relationship where it's really serious and either like you're at that point or not. I don't really want y'all living together if y'all don't have that figured out. Poop or get off the pot. And me and Ma'amie's.

Wreck and shop right now. I really do feel strongly about that because I need to know how serious he is. What if it's financially motivated? Oh. Okay. Well, yeah. I mean, sure, it could be, is it? But then you really just want to be sharing your life with someone because of money?

You want to be sharing. That's sharing a lot. If they're rich enough. No, not even if you're not. If it's the person you're closest to. That's true. Then that's who you would want to share a place with. I get it.

But my opinion is they're going to get married engaged for the end of the year. Okay, wow. Wow. That's, that's yeah. Well, that's food world with Morgan number two. And more. Love world. And love world. There you have it. Amy, your kids got out of school for election day? Yeah. The whole

school's like they just got out. They didn't have to go. Election day off. It's a holiday. November 5th? Sixth. Oh, good thing. Where's my votes? So November 6th, no school. Yeah, it's like, it's election day. They have off. I said, I don't remember ever having election day off of school.

When do my kids go to school? Then, like, next week is Veterans Day. I know that's a holiday. I support that. Let's recognize that. Get it. Got it good. Always been a holiday.

But am I wrong in like the confusion for having off for election day? I would have never thought the kids were off for election day. Yeah. They can't vote. I know. And then I'm like, then these kids are out of school. And then parents that work or parents have their kids, then they have to take their kids to the polls. I mean, I don't know.

I don't understand. You're getting hit with all this stuff. First fall break, then fall carnival, then election. Do your kids ever go to school? No. Ramundo voted early, huh? Ramundo, our audio producer? Yeah, it was something my girl talked me into.

I was definitely down to finally vote. And it's such an easy process. In and out, you get the sticker. You vote how you want to vote. Nobody pressures you there. It's just as simple just going in a voting booth and just doing your American right, man. Nobody pressured you? No, like, you think maybe there's like some people outside.

Well, there were actually people with signs. They were trying to like push you in a certain direction. But once you get in there, everybody's so nice. They're like, how can we help you? This is how you do it. It's so, so easy. And everything's electronic. In and out, man.

Two seconds. I was done. That's got to be so hard for volunteers. I've always thought of this, too. If they're really passionate about one person either way, like to get that last minute thing right before people vote, they could be like, you know, hey, before you get in there, isn't that what they're doing, holding signs and making sure you see it? You're right. Outside of the place is people that are promoting a certain candidate, but once you go

inside that building, they're not allowed to be sided at all. Did you know who you were voting for or no? Oh, I kind of went straight ticket. It's just how my parents have always done. And then I knew there was like, for some reason, there's like five new laws they're trying to pass. And so I researched those hardcore. And I knew all those kind of laws and which ones I wanted and which ones I didn't want. Like, which law? Like, give me a law example. Oh, there's one going to have like a panel of where these guys determine if the cops did the right thing in a situation. Yeah, what'd you vote on that one? I didn't like that. I was like, cops decide what happens. That's it. There doesn't need to be a panel to decide something. So I voted against that crap. Do you know any other laws

you voted on? There was something about, it was definitely with the pedal taverns. You totally shut those things down. There just needs to be in a two-hour span throughout the night when they're allowed to be on the roads, but during commuting hours, usually when I'm on the road, four or five, no pedal taverns whatsoever. What? Come on, party pooper? Oh, come on. They're so annoying. They're horrible traffic.

Our listeners who don't know what a pedal tavern is, because most probably don't, where we live these, it's basically a cafeteria table on wheels, and it just peddles down the road and people are drinking on it. And it clogs up traffic, and now there's 10 versions of it. Everywhere you go all through Nashville, people are pedal taverny. There's like a tractor that takes you around. downtown too. Yeah.

And so the vote is to shout them down, Ramundo? Well, they'll have a certain time frame that they can be on the roads. They can't just whenever they want be driving down mainstream when people are trying to get home from work and stuff. I had to find out where my voting was. Do you know on Facebook you can log in, which is what I did yesterday? They tells you exactly where to go vote. Oh, that's interesting. Where do you go vote?

For mine, it was like a city hall. It was like a, they gave me three options because it says type in your address. You get Facebook your address. They already had everything. thing they won on Facebook, Amy. They got you. They already have me. They know everywhere I am at all points.

Mark Zuckerberg is all up in your house now. He's in my medicine cabinet right now, and Zuckerberg is. But yeah, good for you, Raymondo, for voting. And, Amy, your kids are out of school, so bad for you. Amy, you want to know one reason it might be because your school may be a polling location, so they do close some schools because it's a safety thing of people coming up to the school to vote, and so they don't want the kids around.

Valid. Well, valid indeed. Okay. Motion Here's Amy's pile of stories Rainbow Teeth is a new beauty trend that people are doing

where you paint your teeth like you would your nails. What? And it's like $20 a bottle for the paint because obviously I have to be a special paint that sticks to your teeth.

What about what's it you put in your mouth? You know, like chemicals? Yeah. Yeah, good question. I don't know if people are that concerned about it but you can get like colors

like pretty and pink, fairy dust, Mint, sunshine. I'm assuming that's yellow. And you paint your teeth all different colors or one color? Up to you. Oh. Up to you?

You can do multicolor. You can do one color. It's called Chrome and the creator, David. He thinks it's only a matter of time before this becomes really mainstream. Don't need to paint your teeth yellow. Just eat wrong. You know what I'm saying? After I drink my beet juice, my teeth are red.

I'm looking at some pictures of people. It does look kind of cool. I'll be honest with you. Like someone has like blue teeth here. And it looks like they had a blue teeth. Cupcake for the most part, but still, it's kind of cool. As long as it's not bad for your health, then I can sign off on this. Can you imagine all the people, like, when you have it, like if you're in line somewhere

and you've got, some people might be like, oh, you have something on your, you have something in your teeth. And you're like, no, I paint it. No, that's called Strawberry Dazzler. It's my, the color. All right, what else? So, speaking of things in your mouth, peppermint bark orios. Hmm.

Peppermint bark Oreos. It's a limited edition holiday flavor. and it's almost here, and I'm super excited. Now, these are different from the peppermint-flavored Oreos that came out back in 2013, if you recall. I don't recall. Can't say I've been thinking about them at all, but go ahead. Because these have peppermint cream combined with crunchy sugar crystals

to create that crunchy texture that you love that's in peppermint bark. I've been wondering since 2013 that we're going to improve that last one. I'm glad you here they are. Yes, it's taken them a minute, but they have made improvements. and I can't wait, they're almost here. So we just kind of got to get over the Halloween, the fall bump. So I would say probably in the next couple weeks, these bad boys, pit and shelves. All right.

What else? And lastly, if you're feeling like stressed or depressed or anything going on, I just saw this tip that soaking in a tub twice a week is better than exercise for relieving some of those feelings. Apparently a hot bath helps normalize and strengthen your natural circadian rhythm. which can get out of whack if you're feeling sad or, you know, anxiety or depressed or something. So try throwing a couple of baths into the mix. See if it helps. What about that story yesterday where you can cuddle with a cow?

Or that. This hot bath seems more attainable and way cheaper. Unless you live on a farm. Okay. If you have access to cows, yeah. And then make sure, you know, they don't step on you. That's part. Make sure, yeah, make sure you don't fall in the bathtub.

There's always something Amy to watch out for. That's true. I have slipped in the bathtub. Of course you have. I hate me. That's my file. Bobby Bones! That's going to wrap it up for us today. Hope everybody has a wonderful day. Remember any of the show that you missed, or if you're just waking up right now,

you can go and search Bobby Bones Show on demand on IHart Radio, or just search Bobby Bone Show wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also listen to the Bobbycast, which is a podcast I do from my house, with a lot of songwriters, a lot of artists. We spend an hour talking. The latest is with Lindsay Sterling, who is a crazy electronic violinist and dancer. She's been on her show before. We met doing the CMT Awards.

That's how we met. We did that show together. And so she was my trio partner on Dancing with the Stars. It's pretty good one. So thank you. Amy, have a good day. Hope everything's good. Yeah.

Get ready for Halloween. Lunchbox. Still taking the baby for trick-or-treating tomorrow. That's the plan. Yeah. Good luck to you today. I practice. Have fun.

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