The Bobby Bones Show - LIVE SHOW: Bobby's Awkward Valentine’s Day Dinner + 'Greatest Americans' Draft + Lunchbox Delivers Singing Telegrams To Complete Strangers

Episode Date: February 17, 2020

Bobby shares his awkward Valentine’s Day dinner moment from Friday night. He and his girlfriend ended up seated with a group of strangers and nothing went according to plan. We do a Bobby Bones Show draft of our Favorite Americans in honor of President’s Day. Plus, Lunchbox went out on Valentine’s Day and delivered singing telegrams to complete strangers! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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guy floating and he's floating and you're like, oh, look at this. And then all of a sudden, it takes off like a jet over the buildings. It's like what a superhero would have. And they just unveiled up for the first time. Oh, so it wasn't an accident. He meant to do that. Yeah. But I've only seen those jet packs like, keep people up.

Yeah. This one flies him over the top of buildings. Dude, that's crazy. Who had that? Like, what's superhero? Rocket Man? Oh, is he a superhero? Is Rocket Man even a thing?

I'd make that up. Rocketeer. I was like, that's a run. Right? Wasn't that a movie? I know Iron Man. Yeah, the Rocketeer was a movie. But I don't think he was like Marvel or.

No, no. Mike D. What was Rocketeer? What level did he fall in? Was him an airbud? They were the cheap version of the whatever the Avengers. Rocketeer. I don't even think I watched that movie. It was the Rocketeer Airbud.

What other rejects can we put the Ninja Turtles? Whoa, those aren't rejects? No, but they're not quite horrible. They're not superheroes, no. What did I have here? I had a couple notes written. Why did this say Tara Reid on my paper? Oh, yeah, it's my story.

It is? Yeah. Go ahead. So my friend, she's a girl. She bought her husband a cameo for her birthday and she got Tara Reid. So here's the backstory. Wait, her husband likes Terrieree? Well, back like, I don't know, 20 years ago or something, he met Tara Reid and his name

is Reed. And so his pickup line of Tara Reid was like, hey, my name's Reed, spelled just like Tara Reid. And so that was like his story that he told his wife. And so his wife thought it'd be a good idea to get a cameo of Tara Reid. and send it to him and that's the story that Tara Reid talked about.

The only problem is is she sent me the video? Terry looks like she just woke up. She's in her bedroom and there's someone still in bed. You can see them moving under the covers. What? That's so weird.

You can get a Terry cameo. By the way, we don't do endorsements for them. We're not on it. For $125. And what a cameo is, they just hold the phone and make a video

and they send it to you. Yeah, but it looked like Tara just woken up. Hold on, let me do this video real quick. Hold on, honey. Hold on. Is she married? Do we know?

Oh, no, dude. Let me play it this way. She doesn't look like Tara Reid. Well, she's had some trouble. She hasn't looked like the version that we remembered. But Eddie, that was also 20 years ago. What was that, American Pie? Yeah.

It was also a long time ago. God, it's just crazy. If someone hadn't seen you in 20 years, they'd be like, you don't look like Eddie. You're probably right. But, man, my memory of Tara Reid was like, wow, American Pie. She was super, super hot.

And then I saw this video. like, man, times have changed. Also, if she had just woken up. Yeah, but why would she record it if she just woke up? I know, I don't know. It looked like she just didn't care. Like, whatever, let me get this over with it. Let me get my 125.

Right. Get out of here. I wonder what happens with those. Do you wake up and you have a list and you just cut them all? And you send off one big file to someone or. Yeah, it looks like they probably sent it back to Cameo because Camio puts a big little stamp on it, you know, like so you don't use it in different ways. But, I don't know.

You can get that stamp off. You can. The watermark? Yeah, you can easily crop that thing. I've done it. Mike D and Amy both saw Sonic the Hedgehog over the weekend. Oh, what does he think? Let's go, Amy.

Oh, who do you want to go first? I know what Amy already thinks. Mike D. Let's go to movie mics, movie podcast. Do we have any review, imaging or not yet? No? We have Mike D special. And what the heck, let's do it for right now.

A Mike D special. All right, what do you have? What do you think of Sonic the Hedgehog? I thought it was okay. I was really just going for like a nostalgia trip because I played the game as a kid. But the movie was all right. Jim Carrey was probably the best part in it. It's pretty funny.

What would you give it? Three out of five rings. Three out of five. Yeah. And who plays the hedgehog? It's the guy from Parks and Rec is the voice of Sonic. It's a little. Which guy?

Ben Schwartz. Which one's he from Parks and Rec? He was like kind of a side character. Okay. Would I know him? No, probably not. It's the only big thing he's been in. What'd you think?

I too gave it three out of five. maybe I didn't give it rings, maybe I gave it hedgehogs, I don't know, but I thought I was cute. My kids, they give it like five. They thought it was great. They laughed a lot more, but some stuff I just was like, I guess I'm not, you know, but it was entertaining. For a parent having to take her kids, I was okay with it. Meant for Kids? Yeah, I mean, you-

Kids and gamers? Yeah, or movie reviewers like Mike D. Like, I don't know that I would go if it was just like me and my husband, you know? Yeah, what would you go to? right now in the theater. I don't know what's out. Yeah, I don't either. And we missed all the previews.

Like, we got there late. Like, parking was a nightmare. My dad wanted to come. So it just took forever for us to get in there. We walked in right when it started. So I didn't get to see the previews of what's out or what's coming. Speaking of movies, I have a Morgan number two, 26-year-old segment. Ramondo, if you can hit me with that, here we go.

So it's honey, I shrunk the kids. That's what's coming out. I gave her no heads up. I just saw a movie. I have a bunch of notes on my sheet. Here, I'll walk you through the notes we're going to talk about here. 26-year-old, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. Ray Mundo and Sam Hunt play basketball.

True story? We'll get to it. We'll find out. Amy watches Why Planes Crash and the Long Shot documentary. So those are the things I have here written to go over. Morgan, you're up first. So, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, was a really big show in the 90s, and now it's getting, like, a reboot.

And Josh Gadd, who is in the original movie, is now playing, like, the grown-up son in it. And it's going to be really good. What? Isn't Rick Moranus coming back for it? Yes. It's like, um... So he's the grandpa now.

Yeah, but... And then the guy who is like the little kid, um, he's now like a grown-up kid and it's basically kind of set in the future, I guess you could say, but... Honey, I shrunk the kids in 1989. There was a sequel, Honey, I blew up the kids.

Remember that one? I do remember that, yeah. And so what happened with Rick Moranus, though, he was super famous, super popular. His wife died. And he said, I'm out. I'm not doing... I'm not acting until my kids are old

enough to go and take care of themselves. And so now he just announced he's coming back into acting. Did you know that? I didn't. After having declined an invitation to make a cameo appearance in the Ghostbusters reboot, Moranah said that he becomes selective about future roles, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, there you go. Oh, and I found a movie that I will go to the theater for.

Okay. Top Gun Maverick. When that comes out, I will be there. I will watch it in theater. I don't want to wait until it comes to my house. my husband, I will go. Because he's a pilot. And I would go with my sister.

Like when my sister was at my house recently and a preview came on and we were like, when is it out? Like we're excited for it. It's not just because my husband's a pilot, but yeah. I heard Tom Cruise made all those guys train in planes. Like they all had to go up and do all this plane. And they almost are all so trained they could, they need a few more hours. They could be pilots. They had to go up and they started in X aircraft and they get bigger and faster, bigger and faster through months and months and months.

Tom Cruise, what, produce this movie or something? I don't know. I'm sure he had something to do it. Like, who's Tom Cruise would be like, I want you to do this movie like this. He's freaking Tom Cruise. He's top gun. Because he's like the original top gun.

Producers, Tom Cruise, Jerry Bruckenheimer, and David Ellison. Okay. How about you not question Tom Cruise? He is top gun. So like if they redo Forrest Gub, does Tom Hanks go in there and be like, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, I want you all to do it like this.

I'm sure he has way more say. Probably if he's going to agree to do it. I would say Tom should go, yeah, I'll do it, but you got to let me. ABC, as far as the show goes. I just didn't know that if you starred in the movie, you get... That's not it, but...

Full control later in life. I would say Tom Cruise doesn't go back and do it unless he has full control later in life. Much later. Okay, there's that. Ramundo, do you want to fill them in on the Sam Hunt basketball story? Yeah, so over Christmas, he gave me a present and a note and said, hey, here's some basketball shoes, let's play basketball sometime.

So it was a great gift and everything. And so I always wanted to follow up with him about that and just see if we're going to actually play basketball. well I've sent him about five messages and I've heard nothing Oh man Okay stop This is like

Why would he have done the note If he was just hidden around Fill in space on a piece of paper Well he'll be back in in a few weeks All right So you can ask him to his face You keep sending him notes Well no it's little DM messages

And then I tried to get with his label To get an email But I never keyed an email address Oh my God Never go through the label Always go through management Awkward All right

Management's much close someone's manager is much closer to them as someone's label. Okay. So, because a manager is with them for all their things. They're right beside them. Music, if he's doing appearances, a label is really only over the music that's going out. Yeah, so I went to the wrong person. But yeah, really no update on that one just that, uh, hey, Sam, if you are out there, man,

I am ready to shoot some Jays together, bro. Jays. Jumpers. No, I didn't know. Jordans. Have you, in the DMs, you can see if they've seen me. it or not. So that should make you feel better at least. No, not anyone that you don't communicate with. You can't hit someone up for a first time and it showed that it's been seen. I'm almost positive.

You have to have like an established communication before it's seen. Yeah, I don't even think he checks those DMs. I just really have no way to get a hold of the guy. Would you? Or, because I can, I can look at one, someone that sends it into my random DM folder and you can look at it without putting accept. So I can read it and unless I hit except, you can't tell that I've seen it. Gotcha. Whatever it is, it's not as easy as just, you know, Sam looks and Ray knows. Because he'd be sending him all the time. If Ray knew that Sam was looking at his messages, he'd be peppering him.

What's you doing now, Sam? But no, it was cool of him to get me those shoes, but man, let's put him to work, baby. Let's get on the court. Well, why don't you hit a van? That's the thing. I know him, and I actually have his, I'm friends with him on Instagram, but then at the same time, I don't want to lose that connection. I'm annoying the crap out of him trying to get through his brother. Van Hunt?

Yeah. That's his brother. Yeah, straight up brother. It probably sees him all the time, but that's the thing. I don't want to burn that bridge. But what's it? What are you using that bridge for? That bridge, I've created it to be funny with the show and then they just never think, nothing ever happened. I'd well use it now. Yeah, let's make that bridge, man. Use that bridge. Drive on over it. Bones, if somebody was bugging you over and over, like, doesn't that make you even want to ignore him even more? Depends. It depends the situation. If it were a. about a job, I always respect someone that keeps at it because it does bug me, but then I go, they must really want this.

Yeah, but this is basketball. I get it. Basketball, I would think, is it for like a friendship? That would be weird. But again, relative to what you're speaking about, I always tell people if you're trying to get a job somewhere, tenacity is key. You can annoy them, but I'd rather you annoy them play on that side of the fence more so than just outside out of mind.

So maybe say, hey, I don't know if my messages are going through to Sam, send him to Van. Hey, I've been hitting him up. I don't know if my messages are going through. Okay. Will you make sure he sees my DMs? Okay.

He's going to be like, oh, yeah, I hate this guy. Amy, watch something called White Planes Crash. Yeah, I don't watch that. I mean, I guess watch it because, well, it's about different plane crashes. Some that we've heard of, some that I had no idea happen. But it's like they walk through exactly what happened. It's obviously after they've collected all the data from the black box.

They know what exactly happened from like a little teeny tiny malfunction on the plane where, like on this one plane that just went down. This little tip thing that was on the front of the plane started freezing over. And it's not supposed to. And when it got frozen, the pilot couldn't detect. It was something that sensed something. in the weather and it didn't do it, so the pilot didn't know. And then, oh, it's just crazy because a week before that plane had been recalled for that thing, but they thought, oh, we'll just get to them all because they had to get to each one.

They're like, what are the odds? Something would happen. And, well, something happened. But it was interesting because it gave you pop quizzes throughout as you're watching, like, what should you do if this happens while you're in the sky? What can you do? Well, I mean, it wasn't, not just with that. Should you sit?

Sit and pray. sit in pray and cry. We'll wait for your answer. That's all your three options, Amy. No, no, no. That was just one particular crash. If you selected D, sit, pray, cry, and pee, you won. It did back up. My husband's suggestion of the most stable part of the aircraft.

Do you want to feel the most stable is like sitting in between the wings. Not necessarily the safest, but it's where you'll feel more stable. But, God, there was something else that they, oh, in different cultures, like say you're flying other airlines, like sometimes. in different cultures, you don't challenge the captain. Outliers, there's a whole part about that. Oh, I didn't know that. So.

Well, look, it's not just the captain. It's you don't, you don't question authority, period. Right, authority. Even if you know you're wrong. Right. And so sometimes that can be lost in, like, with air traffic control, like, they're from a different country. And then with co-pilots and flight attendants even, like, if there's something,

like you don't, and the authority is in charge, and that would be the captain. And so, like, there was this, One incident where, like, literally if they had just challenged the captain, it probably would have saved everybody, but they didn't. There were instances to an Eastern culture where they wouldn't challenge the tower because they felt like that was who they should listen to it. And they knew it was wrong, but they wouldn't challenge it. But that's why now all pilots, all communication is in English. And they have to go and learn Western communication. Did you know that?

No, I think now that you say that, though, my husband has said something to me about that and flying in other, because he's flown in other countries. Well, you guys just watch airplanes stuff at your house, huh? It's like top gun, plane crashes. Yeah, I would just say it's, don't watch this if you have like a flight the next day, but. Amy sent me this while I'm flying, by the way. Oh, great. She goes, just watch this show called When Planes Crash and I'm on an airplane. Why Planes Crash? Yeah. And like, planes that have gone missing and. Just, yeah. It started on the Weather Channel. I don't really know where we were watching it,

probably on some dark Hulu web thing. I was watching a clip on the internet about the internet. Only 4% of the internet is what we are on. Oh, gosh. Only 4%. So what's the rest? Dark? Nope.

Then there's the middle web, who you have to have a special... Is it deep? But then there's dark. Well, so there's a middle one that's called the deep. It's like the ocean. Yeah. No, it is. Because the top, the iceberg was like...

Yeah. Only the web that we're on. Only 4%. And then the middle web, which Mike DeTholme, is called the deep web, is where a lot of people can get on, but you have to have a special browser to get on. And then below that is the freaking dark web where there's a bunch of bad stuff happening there.

But they all talk about how there's a bunch of good stuff happening there too. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Like, Mike, can you shed light on this? Because you're the guy that's probably on the deep web. We don't even dark web. We don't even know it. Well, they make it seem like the dark web.

there's like different browsers you can use to get on the dark web that's not all bad stuff and you can actually find like people in other countries who don't have the same kind of access to internet that's it a lot of countries that are being held back because their government doesn't let them have internet access get on the dark web and that's how they communicate they can get the information there that crazy

yeah it is I try to get dark web TikTok and was on it for a little bit but everybody's just stabbing each other there's a dark web TikTok you're joking you got me but the deep web is basically everything

you have to like log into. You're such an idiot. You think there's a TikTok just for the dark web where they're all stabbing each other? Like I can't even believe there's a dark web and none of us have seen it. Mike, have you seen it?

What was it like? Yeah, tell us more. Is all the browser black? Because that's what I think it's like literally dark. No, there's different versions you can get on but some of it just looks like really old message boards

from like back in the day but some of it just looks like regular stuff you see on the internet. And what did it say? I mean, there's like... I just picture people instant messaging. people going, do you need to hire hitman? Yeah.

It's like advertisements we get on Instagram on normal web, but it's like really dark ones that we would think, yeah, you know, it would be like, oh, Christmas is up. Here's your ugly sweater. And the dark web, it's like, need 72 pursesette. And you're like, oh, perfect. Actually, how did you, like, how did you know? Were you listening to my calls?

Look at that a bomb. Perfect. I was just thinking about that. How do they know? That's the only thing I've seen listed on there is like medications and weird pills. Yeah. How did you get on there, Mike? I just saw a screenshot of it.

I never been on the dark web. Just to clarify. I just saw it. Is it dark? That's what I asked. Was the screenshot dark or was it lit up? No, it's a regular way of page. I picture it being black with white and green letters.

I don't know why. I don't want to go there. I mean, I want to see it. I'm intrigued. And do cops go on there? Yeah. Are they on there? I'm sure undercover.

Like, why would you just not? go shut it down. Right. If cops are loud in there, then that's where you hang out. Like, I'm here. There's probably a dark, dark web we don't even know about it to even talk about. It's crazy. One final thing.

Amy watched the long shot documentary? Yes. I saw it. Eddie saw it. I saw it. It was really good. Yeah, they told me, I don't know. Eddie or Lexbox told me to watch it.

Eddie, you told me to watch it? I did, yeah. What did you think? It was really good. Like, kind of crazy. Speaking of, like, digging into things. Like, I don't want to give it away. I'm just scared to say something.

It's only 40 minutes, so it's easy to watch. And it's just crazy how curb your enthusiasm or whatever was filming that day. This guy, they think, murdered a girl, and how he got out was he was at the Dodgers game. And otherwise, because they couldn't find the footage. And there was a TV show being shot there, curb your enthusiasm. Also, what was crazy to me is, I mean, I get that he had some past connection to this girl. So maybe they thought because of the sketch artist or the description fit him. But I'm like, golly, like, he said he was.

What if someone one day is like, oh, girl, short, you know, brownish blondeish hair, killed somebody? And I'm like, no, I didn't. Oh, well, no, somebody said that someone looked just like you did, so you did it. And I'm like, I think because he was in the courtroom. Right. I get that there was things that, like, tied him to it. But still, that's scary if, like, somebody that I know and then somebody says, like, they look like me. And you have those cops admitted to me a dishonest, too.

I know. That part was, that part made me at the end. I'm like, I bet you feel real bad about your life right now. Now, especially because they're on a documentary being watched by everybody. Yes. The long shot, you can watch it on Netflix. It's good. It's short.

I'll tell you what, it's good. It's better because it's short. Right. I would say, it's like, yes, it's 40 minutes, nothing too crazy. It's like you get to the point. It's like, oh, wow. But it's crazy how this one thing literally his life could have been ruined. Yeah, and how many people that might have happened to,

it probably has happened to, that we don't know. God. Let's see. Any stories that I want to go over? Disney now selling princess wedding dresses for women who haven't grown up and still want to get married as a Disney princess. Like Cinderella and stuff? Hey.

That's what it says. I didn't make the headline out. They did. Middle-aged adults who haven't quite outgrown their favorite VHS tapes from childhood need to leave their fantasies in the past. Well, that's mean. But anyway, they're going for like $3,500 to $10,000. That's insane.

Do you know what Disney? because the time I went to Disneyland, they won't let adults walk around dress like characters because people then think they're part of the characters. Yeah, yeah, because they already have them. There's only like one or two days where they can do that. So you can't come dress at Disneyland if you're an adult like a character. But kids can't. I think so.

I think so. I had a guide because I worked for Disney, ABC, and they were like, hey, we'll take you to send you with the guide. So I was getting like the class as I was going. And they're all the little hidden Mickey Mouse heads all through the park. What? Really? And you look for them? Yeah, you're supposed to.

I didn't. I didn't care. You're like, great. Where's the ice cream? Let's see here. I think. Amy, let me hit you on this. Your kids took applesauce to school for Valentine's Day.

How did I go over? Well, it was great. They still have friends. Nobody seemed weird about it. Stevenson brought home his bag of candy, though, and there was lots of ring pops in there. It was like, oh, man, Eddie was right on. His kids took ring pops.

I guess that's, like, the popular thing right now. I mean, maybe they always have been. But there was lots of M&Ms. ring pops, nerds in his basket. And then I'm sure they took, those kids went home and their parents probably like, oh, applesauceauce, interesting. That goes in the trash. Go, go squeeze.

It's the equivalent of dots at Halloween. No, but I mean, I thought they were cute. Stevenson got to ride on them. He put their names, like there was a two and a from. And so he wrote his name and they passed them out and everything was fine. I got, I know we talked about on the show and I got some notes from teachers and other parents that thought it was a great idea. and they even saw this year, they saw things like bath bombs and there was a couple other things now.

I can't remember what, but they weren't, they weren't candy, which I think was really good. Let me look what they said. Hold on. Where does I? Now you all are waiting for this. I don't remember. Cool. All right.

Awesome. Here's Mike's note. Disney does not allow park guests over the age of 14 addressing costumes like princesses. track from the overall park experience and kids may confuse guests for Disney's real characters. So I'd take my bell dress off as soon as I got there. Oh man. Loving it. Sorry about that.

Glow sticks and stickers. There's another popular item where it's not candy but it's still like a little treat. Which I think is good. We need to cut down on the... My kids come on with more candy from other places where I'm like, where did you get this? Like why? Why? Everywhere you go. Candy.

That's what makes the kids happy. I mean, I get it. You want to make the kids happy, but I hope everybody had a good weekend. We're going to get into Monday's show now. You can check out the Bobbycast, which is my music podcast I do with, you know, a lot of great musical guests,

songwriters, artists, singers, producers. Colby Calais will be coming by it tonight. If you hear this, pretty soon, Colby Calais will, oh, hey, wow, look at this guy. Hey, you can ask her about, will you lead me, will you count me in? Yeah, I will. I mean, I'm sure everyone's asking her about that.

in a million times. But I do really want to know, like, what, why did she need someone to help her count in? Can I get Eddie on the phone for that one? I'll ask. We're going to go over to Eddie now. He's on the phone to ask a question. I got to ask. Amy, what's your latest four things in the Amy Brown episode?

My latest one? What was my one on Thursday? Oh, it was about love because it was the day before Valentine's Day that it came out. So I had a girl come on talk about love and relationships and like love languages and stuff. And then not just romantic love too. We get into loving yourself and loving others like your neighbor and all that. I thought it was good so you can check that out. Soor losers?

Yeah. XFL. I watched a lot of that this weekend. Do you know what that is? What do you mean? Do I know what that is? I don't. Eddie, I'm 10 times a sports fan that you are.

Right. So do you listen to the sore losers? What is it? What is XFL? Amy, listen to her podcast. You'll find out what XFL is. That's the new football league, Amy. It's funny because I think a bunch of wives are all like,

oh my gosh, football never. It's like as soon as NFL is over, Amy, here comes the XFL. Football year round. That's not, I hope my husband doesn't listen to the sore losers. Well, no, we're not starting the XFL. It's already on. Like, we didn't start it. He only finds out about it because of you guys.

Oh, whatever. All right, cool. And then movie Mike's movie podcast. Mike, just y'all from over there. What's your last episode about? Batman, the new Batman. And what about the new Batman? What it's going to be about?

What it's going to be about? Yeah. Is it a crime fighting guy? Well, they're going to like an original Batman story for this one. They are? Yeah. What is it? It's from like the graphic novel and it's supposed to be like Batman's first year as Batman.

So baby Batman? So like as a detective. Yeah, baby Batman kind of. But not a baby. Right, it's his first year as Batman. Oh. Well, I don't judge it yet. You don't know.

It could be good. I'm sure it'll be good. It's not the story that I would have picked. Oh, what would you have picked? Freaking Prime Batman When he's whooping everybody's butt And I'll have to worry through the first 47 minutes I was figuring himself out

Like a cubbearer playing with his Peter Not even knowing what he's doing with his What's his? He's like, dude Mike, you should do some A movie one on the new top gun Like the old one and the new one And then you should have Tom Cruise on

Okay, I work on that Anything he's doing interviews? This is like the time Amy wants to get Taylor Swift for our podcast It's like Scoo of Steve It's a special series that I'm doing And it would be perfect actually But it's fine

I mean, I've already got the series built, but I mean, there's room. I can make room. Here we go. This is Monday show. By the way, live show, we should put in the podcast thing today. We did a live show today. Yeah. It's a big deal.

President's Day. Yeah. Everybody else wasn't working. It's America's 14th favorite holiday. And we know what this year? We are. I love President's Day. Yeah.

Normally I like to celebrate President's Day, but today we sucked it up. We came to work. All right. Here's Monday show. Bye, guys. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo.

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And I feel like in a relationship, especially for a while early, I'm going to pay for everything. I'm still, you know, a bit of an old school guy when it comes to that. I'll open doors. I'll pay for things. But now sometimes she's like, we need to show your friends that I pay for stuff too. So a couple times we've been to dinner. Take a picture so they see it. So I have proof.

Yeah, there's proof. I post on Instagram story a couple times. There's proof that, yeah, she is paying for some stuff sometimes. So what do you think is fair? Like, you know, you're paying for some things and then she kind of pays and then you pay the alternate or is it like the really expensive stuff you got and the coffee runs she's got? Well, I would say that it kind of is based on where you are financially, right? Yeah.

First of all, it's early. So I'm going to pay most of the time. but I think like one out of every five or six times is pretty good for us. Okay. You think that's fair? Yeah. I mean, every, she's going to want to pay. I mean, she's a, she's independent.

She has a job. She works. Like, it's not that she's, she's definitely not dating you as a sugar daddy or anything. Wish. What a compliment that would be. So. If you're just like a man toy, I would love to be a man toy. So, I mean, I think you need to definitely give her.

She's going, she wants those opportunities. I'm glad you're giving them to her because I know the type of guy you are and you want to take care of people. Like, because you can and you do have, do well. And so you're like, no, no, I got it. I got it. So sometimes I like to be overridden though, occasionally. Okay, good. I'm like, I get it.

No, no, let me go. Okay. But I'd say up one out of six times. Okay. Is where we are right now. That's fair, right? Fair. Okay.

Hey. Hey, what's the hat? Amy? So I had my husband dig in the trash. Like, the outside. like the big trash bin where all the trash goes to look for my credit card because I thought I had thrown it away and I was not at home. And he was and it was raining and I didn't know when the trash was getting picked up. And of course we just needed to find it or else we needed to call and cancel it.

So he did. He dug through the entire trash and he was like, God, it's not there. And I'm like, where could it be? And then all of a sudden I was like, oh yeah, check my black bag because I wasn't, it's like a bag I don't really carry that much. But it's when I was carrying the day that I lost it. And so he goes into the closet and there it is in that black bag just sitting there. And I was like, my bad, he's like, why can you think of the black bag before you thought of the entire trash can outside in the cold brain? I was like, sorry, sorry.

So he ducked through an entire trash. Oh, he dug through it all. He dug through it all. And it was cold and rainy. Oh, that stinks. I know. I know. I know.

I almost, a part of me wanted to like not even bring up the black bag once I realized that's where it was. And just cancel the credit card, get a new one. Maybe I might have done that. No, me, I might have done that. Because I just, I knew it. He just went through to find it. And I just didn't want to break it to him that it was in my closet. In a bag.

It wasn't about it being in a closet in your bag. It was that break it to him that you made him dig to the trash for nothing. Exactly. Yeah. Hey, what's the hat? Lunchbox. I'm a big fan of Sports Illustrated. And one of my favorite issues is the swimsuit edition.

Well, they're trying to root. ruin the swimsuit edition. They just announced there's this 56-year-old woman that's a finalist for the cover. She's 56. She's got a full head of gray hair. And I understand they're trying to be nice, like, to the older ladies. I mean, she's considered a senior citizen, guys. 55.

I don't think. No, 65 is AARP, right? Well, no, no, but I think 55 is considered senior citizen. She's 56. I understand we want to boost her, you know, self-esteem and everything. And it's cute and everything that she's one of the six finalists. But, all right, now let's let her down easy because I don't want. want to open the mail and have her on the cover.

Kathy Jacobs, 56, is a finalist in the Sports Illustrated model search and has a shot to be in the 2020 issue. Look at, I mean, look, she looks fine for 50s. You know what I mean? She looks fine. She looks great. She looks great. But what I'm saying is, let's go with the younger, hotter models, please.

Do you still get the paper version? Yes. You do? I still get it. It comes every two weeks. I wonder who the other one is that gets that? Because the only are something like two out. Right.

Not a lot of people get that. You guys don't have any magazine? No. Why would I? I don't want, I mean, I just read everything on my phone. Okay. What? Okay.

Do you say senior citizens 55? Yeah. Okay. No. Senior citizens 65. All the things elderly and Medicare and ARP, that's 65. However, Denny's, they offer a senior discount on their menu for people 55 and older. So maybe that's right.

The Denny. She said, her quote was, her quote was that at 55, you're considered a senior citizen. so it's awesome to be in this category. Oh, wow. I like it. I think it's pretty cool. I think it's amazing. Like, women need to, we need to diversify what's out there for us to look at.

Well, Sports Illustrated is not read by a lot of women. I just mean when we're in a grocery store aisle and then we see all the covers of what the standard we're supposed to be held at, which by the way, those types of models, which I don't know about her. But Bobby, didn't you tell us one time, like a Victoria's Secret Angel or a cover model is like basically NFL. Yeah, more rare than that. Yeah, than a pro athlete, which is so rare. So, like, girls don't compare yourselves to that. Well, and I would say this is a brilliant move by Sports Illustrated because we would never have talked about this issue had they not done that, ever, ever.

So, all right, well, good luck with that lunchbox. I hope she's on the cover. Hey, what's the hat? Eddie. Guys, I saw the movie Parasite. Oh, you did. The one that won all the Academy Awards? Oh, great.

I was looking for somebody normal to give a review. Oh, Mike D, the movie? Well, Mike D. does a podcast called Movie Mike's Movie Podcast. But he's so movie, sometimes snobby. I'm your everyday movie guy. Yes, you are. Give me this parasite because they don't speak English. No, they speak Korean.

The entire movie is subtitled. Okay. Guys, wow, wow, wow. It is so, so good. Really? One of the best movies I've ever seen in my entire life. Oh. Amy, why are you looking at that?

I don't know. I just struggle with that. I struggle with, I mean, I guess if it won. But he's saying in his movie. his life. He's giving his opinion. Something Mike D said when he talked about it was that you forget that the subtitles are no joke. I forgot that they were speaking a different language about 30 minutes into the movie. It's that good. And it's one of those movies, guys, where it's like, you're watching like,

okay, this is cool. It's already a good movie. And then there's a twist where everything just goes crazy. So, well, I like it. Bones, you would love it. What about it is kind of my texture? I just know your style of movies. I feel at the point where you would be like, I'm kind of kind of getting bored of this. You'd be like, whoa, what just happened? And then you would be all in 100%.

Okay. Is it about a parasite living in a body? No, no, no. It's once when I was like 11 ad worms. No, it's not about a real parasite. Oh. It's metaphorically. Okay.

So you, what would you give it? Oh, five, I would say... Parasites? Subtitles? No, I would say five... Let them work to it, guys. Work it, Eddie. Tomahawks.

Five tomahawks out of five. Okay. I'm going to watch it. If you recommend it, I'll watch it. Oh my gosh, Bones. You are going to love it. Is it on Netflix or anywhere? No, you have to buy it like where you would, or rent it.

I'll wait. Once Bobby reviews it, if he likes it, I'll watch it. It has to him normalized. It goes from Snooty Mike D to Eddie, who acts a little fru-frew. A little, yeah. Did you get some classical music listening in afterward? I did. After your subtitle movie.

Of course I did. I went for a workout and I listened to his... I saw your Instagram. What? Eddie was working out while listening to Chikovsky or whatever. Chopin. Oh, okay. Stop it.

You got it. Your mind. Bones, I'm willing to put money that you would love this movie. I hope so. Yeah, I hope so. That's how much I know you and I saw the movie and I know how much you'd love it. The thing that was irritating after it won the award was, for Best Picture, wasn't that it won, was that a lot of people were going, that shouldn't be Best Picture. They're like, well, I've never seen it, but I just don't think it should be best picture.

You have no reason to comment on either side unless you've seen it. Yeah. So, I'm going to watch it. It's so good. All right. So, so good. Okay. All right, there you.

Hey. Hey, what's the hat? Here's the Bobby Bones Show podcast highlight segment of the day. Right time now for our Bobby Bones Show fantasy draft where, much like fantasy football, we all sit around and draft folks. Lunchbox won the last one. Morgan number two is actually out for the first time ever. Wow. No, not the first time ever.

Yeah, I took an L on this one. That's cool. Oh, I didn't remember you ever being out of this. That's kind of shocking. It was very rare. L train. We will do. Yeah, she's on the L train.

Sorry. So I'm right You're riding the L train today It's a bummer The Greatest Americans Draft We'll go around and draft a team And then you, the listener You get to go to Bobby Bones.com

and vote on the team That you like the best It's all about the team And Amy, you have the first pick overall And you drafted as your first pick Abraham Lincoln There she is solid first pick Yeah Amy

Scuba Steve is our executive producer And he's wearing a referee uniform You got to whistle in case any pick does not fit. Yes, sir, and a flag ready to go as well. Okay, it sounds like a lot. It's a lot. It's very extra to do both of those.

But okay, Lunchbox, you have this second pick of the Americans draft? You're up? Yeah, I think young and old all love this individual, the greatest of all time. American bleeds, red, white, and blue, Garth Brooks. Right, Garth Brooks? Interesting. Eddie, you have the...

Yeah, I thought Lunchbox would go with this. I mean, this guy, he's on our quarter. He's on our dollar bill. I know, me too. I was hoping it would get to me. Mr. G.W. George Washington, man, come on. Solid. Ramundo, greatest American draft, your pick.

Martin Luther King Jr. That was my first pick. Okay, now I need y'all to not pick you. There are no Americans left. Abe, George Washington, and MLK were all my first round picks here. I knew I wouldn't get two of them. Dang. Now I have to pick.

I definitely wanted to set the tone with a great American in history because there's a lot of entertainment folks I could have picked. Abe George. Like any other president, you get too controversial. I don't know anyone that voted for George Washington. I know, Abe Lincoln, nobody was fighting back then about, there was no Facebook. All right, I'm going to go with,

dang, the MLK Jr. Pick was one I was, I just, I just, I just thought it would be there. for me. I had all my hopes into that one. You know what you should do, and I'm guilty of this too. We should put a shot clock on this. Yes, we should. Just so the referee has something to do. Scova Steve sits next to me in a full referee uniform and

he never gets to do anything. Yeah. What do you think? 30 seconds? I think it's too much. I think 15 seconds. Oh, too close. Okay, 20. 20. How about 30 for the first round? Okay. 2010. Okay, let's do that. Wow. 10? That's a great.

Yeah, be ready. That's when it gets hard. Yeah, I was going to say third round should be longer. 30, 2010. Okay, well, I'm up you on the clock right now. I'm on the clock starting now. Oh, you get an extra 30. You got like an extra six minutes and a half, bones.

Who are you debating against for your, I mean, there's other. Well, I just really want, like a Benjamin Franklin or, you know, I'm going to go. I get two picks in a row, don't I? What about like a. I'm going to go with a Thomas Jefferson who wrote the Declaration of Independence. Sure. There you go. Probably not going to be the winning pick.

because he just doesn't have the pizzazz He's a founding father He doesn't have the pizzazz And a lincoln ass Um okay so there you go First round picks are in Um, Amy has Abe Lincoln

Lunchbox has Garth Brooks Eddie has George Washington Raymondo has Martin Luther King Jr and I have Thomas Jefferson All right I'm back up again So now you have 20 seconds You're on the clock

All right Guys we're pretty much out After the Stop there's a lot of Americans left There's no more. Five seconds. Oh, okay. Wow.

This goes fast. I'll go Ronald Reagan. That's a good one. That time got you, huh? I'm scared. I'm scared, Eddie. I'm scared. Everybody like Ronald Reagan.

I'm scared to me. I'm going to lose my pig. All right. Raymundo, you're up. I'm going to cross over a little bit to entertainment. I'm going to do Mr. Rogers. Oh, that's a good one. It's a good one.

I didn't even think of him. Wow I'm freaking picking Vice Presidents from the 9th I got Nutt Dan Quail

I got Good one Okay over to Eddie I'm gonna go with Taylor Swift Miss Americana Okay Good

What do you mean It's a great thing I mean I love her But she didn't make my list And so we won't start the clock Until I go So and so you're up

Correct Yeah Okay Well you guys have good picks I don't have crap over here Lunchbox Yeah, this person I think everybody watched her on TV for years

She's the biggest thing in the world Oprah At her Amy Dwayne the Rock Johnson Oh Good one Amy You guys are so good at this

My picks are terrible I have a list of picks And they are not good Well now that Oprah's gone I don't know what I'm gonna do Is it me again? Yeah, it's you No

Back to back No And she's got how many seconds I haven't put her on yet Okay I haven't put her on the clock yet I was looking at some I have people like Jimmy Fallon on mine.

That's good? Amy, you're on the clock. I mean, I don't know. People better know that he's the one that invented Amazon and you know you all love it. Jeff Bezos. Amy's scolding or listening? How do you say it, Bezos, Bezos?

Yeah, Amy's scolding our folks. I mean, yeah. That's my third pick. Thank you for Amazon. Abe, the Rock, and Jeff Bezos. That's a good one. Okay. Is this all a team?

I feel like I should have put a woman on there, but Oprah was taken. She was only a woman in America Lunchbox You're up lunch Yeah This person has entertained your kids It's the happiest place on earth

Walt Disney Okay Oh Walt Maybe still alive I don't know Oh Walt Frozen Oh yeah

Eddie you're on the clock Okay here we go I'm gonna go with a fictional character Ooh Out of the box I love people Think out of the box That's American

Because his name is Captain American Oh Yay! Great pick! Woo! Dang. Okay.

Referee, is there anything wrong with a fictional character? I don't see why not. He is Americana. It's pop culture. I give it to him. What I'm talking about. Who do you have on your team, Eddie? George Washington, Taylor Swift, Captain America.

Beautiful. You guys have some solid teams over here. Red, white, and blue right there. I'm really happy with my team. Ramundo. I want to cross over and do a woman, but I'm just going to stick with an easy one. Chuck Norris.

It's not bad. American. I mean. All right. Let me go to my team. It's probably a good one. I have all my people are from like 1,300. Who's on your team so far?

I've got Christopher Columbus's ship captain. His name is Pedro. My last one's easy. It's Tom Hanks. Good one. I'm surprised Eddie didn't do that. I know. I had him on the list.

Yeah. I'm a real turd. Okay. Okay. Let's go. Amy has Abe Lincoln, Dwayne the Rock Johnson, and Jeff Bezos. Lunchbox has Garth Brooks, Oprah, Walt Disney. Love it. Eddie has George Washington, Taylor Swift, Captain America. Yeah. Ray Mundoo has Martin Luther King Jr., Mr. Rogers, and Chuck Norris. I have Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, and Tom Hanks.

I got two tombs on my team. You too. Like me. I'm tombing it up over here. You can go vote. We'll have it up. It takes us like, how long usually to get this up? It takes us about 15, 20 minutes. Because she's not only most of the time playing the draft, then Morgan M2's got to upload, like put all the data in the website.

And I got to give Eddie a minute to edit the video to add on there too. So Bobbyvones.com. Hey, I think I hate to give anybody a little push here. But I think Amy, I think Amy, you got, I like your team the best. A Blinken, solid first pick. The Rock. I watched a video yesterday. I don't even watch long videos on Instagram or Instagram TV.

I watched The Rock going back to his daughter's wrestling school, because his daughter just entered wrestling school. She's 18 years old. And so she wants to be a wrestler like her dad, like her grandfather, like her great-grandfather. And the rock goes and it's like training her and training the other people at the wrestling camp. It's a great video.

I was in for all nine minutes of it. I don't know what it is about that guy. Yeah, he's very, very likable. Yeah, and he shouldn't be because he can beat me up. And I don't literally like people that can beat me up so easily. He was just on, in January, Oprah's WW tour, that thing she's doing.

He was one of the guests, and I listened. She loaded it on her podcast, and I listened to it. it and it's so good. Was it? Yeah, and he had just lost his father like four days before. So Oprah didn't even know if he was going to show up. And she's like, he still came. And then he talked about that and why he came and the influence his father had on

his life and how his father didn't want him to do wrestling at all. He said they were living in an apartment like in Florida and he was a kid and his dad was a wrestler kind of not excelling at it succeeding at like he thought he should. And he told the Rock, you want to be a wrestler? Look at our life. Look at our life. I have nothing to show. Don't do it.

And then that motivated him to go be the best. And now he's like one of the richest people ever. I think he's the highest paid actor too. Really? Boy, talk about a guy that pivoted. Yeah. You mean, there were a couple people that had done TV and movies after wrestling. I mean, Hulk Hogan was one.

The Rock did some of that. But The Rock took it to a whole other level. And also for a long time, he tried to lose the Dwayne Johnson. I mean, The Rock and just beat Dwayne Johnson. Yeah. But now, I didn't even think the Rock as a wrestler first. I think of The Rock as a movie. star more than I do a wrestler. I guess I know he's a wrestler, but I've watched more movies and

television than I ever did wrestling. Yeah, and he's like the only guy that can play like a, like a tooth fairy and like still come out on the other side and play a tough guy and like be all the things. Is he going to run for president? The video was real good. I don't know where it was or what I found, but it was him training his daughter who's 18 years old and his training to be a wrestler. And he went in and taught her and then taught all the other kids there too. And he's so big. It's huge. Like he's just, and he travels with that gym. They've been. build for him every day wherever he is. Have you seen it?

No. Like when he traveled on movie sets, they build this entire gym, his gym. And yeah, well, I mean, that's how he can be so big. Right. Yeah, I'm fascinated with the rock. Yeah, me too. Bobbybones.com, if you want to go over and vote. I got nothing to say about my team.

You're not proud of it? I just thought MLK Jr. would be there. And he wasn't. Why did you think nobody would take him? Well, I did. I was only one spot from him. Oh, that's true. But I was kind of caught my britches down, as my grandma would say.

But I got Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, and Tom Hanksville. Those are good. They are good. They're fine. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it.

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In weather news, Mississippi's Pearl River continues to swell and evacuations are ordered for thousands of people in Jackson. Make sure you listen to the orders. And finally last night in the NBA, All-Star Game, Team LeBron B, Team Giannis, 157 to 155. Yes, Bobby Bones. Right, Catherine in Oregon's on the phone. Hey, Catherine, what's happening?

Morning, studio. Morning. Hey, I was just calling to let you guys know how much I love watching you guys on YouTube. I don't have TV or anything. I don't have cable. And I just watch you guys on YouTube. And I just love being able to see you guys and put a name to a face and being able to just see you guys. Just see you guys on TV.

I just love it. Oh, well, I appreciate that. I'm talking to you guys. No. There it is. We knew something was coming. There it is. Yeah, a couple things.

One, you can watch the show back on YouTube, or you can watch it live as well. It's on YouTube.com slash Bobby Bone Show or our Facebook page. Same thing, Facebook.com slash Bobby Bone Show. But we have cameras all built in the walls of the studio. And Eddie, one of his jobs is he actually runs the cameras as the show's going. Yeah, and I'm actually editing a YouTube video right now.

So it's what he does? People are like, what does Eddie do? All the time. Eddie's over there running cameras, editing video. And in my right ear, I listen to you guys. And he's multitasking editing versus listening to the show. So, yeah, there you go. Well, I appreciate that call, Catherine.

Yeah, Eddie, you're awesome. Good job. Thank you, Catherine. Yes. All right. All right, bye, Catherine. Thanks for taking my call. See you later.

Hey, speaking to Eddie, the reason I don't go to movie theaters is because people are just and consider it. It's hard to watch a movie when someone's got their phone out. Did this happen to you? This was crazy. Like, it's crazy. I couldn't believe it. There was a guy sitting in front of us, and he was on his phone, Amy, the entire time.

The entire time. And he had dimmed his, I guess he dimmed it to probably as low setting as you can get. But still, he's right in front of us, and I could see everything. And I'd say through the whole movie, I pretty much figured out what he was doing. He had DM'd a girl or something. And the entire movie, he keeps checking and swiping his thumb down to refresh the whole time. And it's like, dude, she's not going to text you back. Like, it's not happening.

But he did it the entire movie. So my wife and I were like, what do we do? Do we like tell him something? My wife really couldn't, she couldn't concentrate at all. I was fine. I was like, I can ignore him. It's fine. I'm more interested in his Snapchat right now than the movie, but it's okay.

I can ignore it if I needed to. So we just didn't do anything. We were like, maybe we should move. We're like, no, forget it. Let's just focus on the movie and try to not focus on him. But it was hard to, dude, because he was on the entire movie. Well, one of the hard things about going to a theater is, one, people are talking because they feel like it's their house or two,

they're on their phone the whole time. And so, and when the room is that dark and someone pulls up that little fireball in their hand, it's like, pooh. Immediately you look at it. There needs to be an invention of something you can cover your phone with, but also look through with just your eyes. Like a viewfinder, where in those situations, when your phone can't be on, you can still look at your phone. You just put your eyes to it. Yeah.

Yeah. They need to invent something where that's the thing. I don't know of all the uses you can get, but I don't like going to the movie theater because of that. Because my wife and I, too, like, we have to keep our phone on in case the babysitter calls or the kids need some. something so we need to know but being on your phone the entire time I'd never seen anything like that in my life it's just why I don't go to theaters is why they're not going to be around here we go okay no it's not here we go there's already I mean listen a lot of the movies are up for Oscars are on Netflix now well I will say there were only about 10 people in the movie theater

on a Friday I this is how you handle it you either go you put your hand by your mouth and you try to do one of the ventriloquist things where you throw your voice You're like, hey, get off your phone. Oh, so they don't think it's, you don't know it's you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or you move. You're being disrespectful. And then you do this.

You go, hey, turn your phone off. And you go, who said that? Wait, what? I just pointing behind you. I don't know somebody back there. Hey, man, this guy back there, if you have trouble with it, let me know. I'll help you out. On the Bobby Bone Show now.

Cassie Ashton. All right, she has a new song out called Hopeless. Cassie Ashton's on. Cassie, how are you? Hi, good morning. What's going on with you? Oh, I am actually sitting on my couch. You know what's crazy about Cassie is

I'm fascinated with how she makes clothes Do you watch your Instagrams? Yes, it's very impressive She makes her How long does it take to make one of those One of the, I don't know what do you call it outfit? Is it outfit? Yeah, she's the whole thing.

Yeah, how long does it take to make one of those outfits that you tour in? It depends on the outfit, but like for this Jordan tour Where I had like the tanks with the film clothes on them And then just pants, that would usually be like Five or six hours for one outfit. Hey, so you shoot muzzleloaders competitively, is that true? Yes. growing up.

How did you compete and like what do you win? Okay, so usually it's just like paper or steel targets. So sometimes it's like a bull's eye, like what everyone's familiar with. Sometimes it's like an animal paper target, you know, where the head is so many points, the stomach is so many points, or steel targets, which are just like metal shape so many yards away that you have to hit. And then each shoe would have, you know, a scorecard just like any other sport. I guess. And then you win. It depends on the shoot, but most of the time it's metal.

A muzzle load or two, you have to load yourself. You know, you put in the ball. You put in the, it's like, yeah, the Civil War. And so would you have to load your own? Yes. And my grandpa was always there with me to like watch over and make sure I was doing everything correctly. Cassie Ashton is on with us right now. And she's on because she has a brand new song called Hopeless. So tell me, because you wrote this song, like what are you thinking as you write this song? So I was with Jason Seines and Josh Kerr, and Jason had the idea for Hopeless. Josh was playing the guitar part that you hear, and I just started singing, maybe I shall hold less, like with the break in between, and we were like, oh.

And then literally the chorus lyrics poured out in 10 minutes tops. And it kind of came from, you know, having experienced a broken heart, especially when you're younger and you feel like you're alone in your bedroom, kind of like, I will never get over this. I need to realize that this guy or girl is terrible for me, and I need to say no when they call me again, but I can't seem to. You can follow her on Instagram at Cassie Ashton. That's Cassie with the K.

The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No. 2 is 30 Second Skinny. Marin Morris is getting close to her March due date. but she says she'll miss being pregnant. I will miss being pregnant because it's just crazy that your body is capable of doing this. So I think that's the most surprising thing is like how much I would actually like it. Lauren Elena shared the track listing for her upcoming EP dropping on March 6th. It will include her songs Getting Good and Ladies in the 90s.

Brantley Gilbert has a pretty simple message to improve our relationships. You know, I feel like God gave us the tools to be supportive of one another and to love one another. get along and be productive in life together. I think it starts with us. And I think a lot of times these days we spend too much time focusing on other people to take the first step. You know what I mean?

I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny. Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes to us from Rhode Island. A woman walked into a hobby lobby was looking at some jewelry

and starts putting things in her pocket and she leaves with a couple hundred dollars worth of stuff. She gets down the road and she's like, oh no, I forgot my car keys. So she calls him and goes, Hey, I was just in the store, and I think I left my car keys there. And they're like, yeah, you can come back and get them. And they looked on the surveillance video and saw she had stolen the items.

Oh, man. So when she went walking back, they got her. They got her. Wow. That's not smart. Well, my opinion is usually if you're a shoplifter, you're not that smart anyway. Unless you're literally stealing food to feed your kids, you probably made a bunch of bad decisions, a bunch of non-smart. decisions to get to the point where you're shoplifting from a hobby lobby.

I used to work a hobby lobby. A lot of cool stuff. Nothing that valuable. And why do you have your keys out? Leave me in your pocket. And when you're shoplifting, you have it all buttoned up. Right. Like, just not, yeah.

It's just not, yeah. There it is. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. 15 years ago, Dino, who lives out in California,

wanted to do something for the local homeless. And he loves to cook. He's like, how can I make some meals for the homeless? So he started going around to bakery. and restaurants that were closing at the end of the night, getting the extra food, and he goes home and whips up meals, and the 90-year-old goes out and hands them to the people on the streets.

Oh, wow. You know, I was wondering if I were a restaurant, if I would trust someone just to come get food that they were going to eat themselves. But if they were 90, I would. It's nothing about an old guy that you just trust. They're all trustworthy. Yeah.

I'm like, what's it going to do with this? Yeah, it's a good story. And that's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. Here we go. Come on, Bobby. Amy versus Lunchbox where Amy gets dude questions. Lunchbox gets the girly questions.

And let's see who does the best. By the way, nine to six, Amy's in the lead. You can actually win it today, Amy, with a victory. Oh, wow. Here we go. Lunchbox is up first. Three questions. When we Google trivia questions for women, this is what comes up.

Lunchbox. What celebrity has a perfume, a wine, a fashion and accessories line, all called Dear Drew on Amazon. What celebrity has a perfume of wine, fashion, accessories? The line is called Dear Drew on Amazon. Oh, man. Dear Drew.

Ah, this girl sang a song about Drew, so I'll go with Taylor Swift. Amy, Dear Drew. Drew Barrymore. That's it. Wow, Amy, how did you get that? I follow her on Instagram, and I feel like I'd seen something about it, but I didn't know for sure.

Wow. Lunchbox, what cocktail is typically made with vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice, and freshly squeezed lime juice? Read it again so you can keep track of it. Vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice, and freshly squeezed lime juice. Um, geez, I wish I made cocktails. A mojito? A mojito. Sounds like a chick drink.

Amy? A cosmopolitan? Shout out Carrie on Sex and the City. Dang. Lunchbox. What celebrity recently released a memoir titled Open Book? What celebrity recently released a memoir titled Open Book? The only female I know is Jessica Simpson.

Got that one. Nice. Going back over to Amy now. Amy, you have two points. You stole two? If you get two of these right, you win. It's ungetable. Okay.

Are you ready, Annie? Ready. Also known as the sticker price. What does MSRP stand for? Golly, I feel like I've had this before and I should remember somewhere in my life. MSRP, what does it stand for? What is? Manufacturer sticker price.

Well, you missed that one, all right? Didn't even say enough words. Wait, I forgot the R. They just owe the R and they're for fun. It's their favorite letter. Lunchbox, you need a steal. Yeah. Manufactured, suggested retail price.

Oh, that's it. Now I had sticker in there. Nice. It's a solid steel. Oh, shoot. Suggest. I asked lunchbox alcohol question. I shall ask you one now.

Okay, great. What alcoholic drink is typically made with vodka, coffee, liqueur. Say you say that? Yeah, liqueur. Yeah. And cream served in an old-fashioned glass. White Russian, baby. Wow.

Yeah. I used to drink those in college until I had a really bad night one time with that. It's like really bad. It's like probably one of the worst nights of my life. And I don't think I've had a white Russian sentence. Huh. One of those, huh? My boyfriend broke up with me.

Oh. We went to the Tarmigan, which is. The P-Tar. We call it the P-Tar. I was in college station. Shout out. And they have great white Russians. And Flamed and Dr. Peppers. Oh, those are so good. Well, that's my next question. What Coke is Flamed? No, I'm just kidding. Ready, Amy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Finally, your final question here is, what pro baseball team has the most World Series titles? She rolled her eyes at me. Not at you. But you rolled your eyes. Yeah. Okay. Talk it out here. There's the Cubs, but I feel like they just went to the World Series and they hadn't been in like 80 years or something.

There's the Cubs. The Yankees. There's the Yankees. The Blue Jays. Oh, yeah. Are they team? The Mets? The Boston Red Sox.

My getting warmer. Well, you've named five teams. They're all baseball teams. Read it to me one more time. What pro base... Astros. Keep going. What pro baseball team has won the most World Series titles?

Come on, Amy. I'm going to just, world serious, I don't know. I'm just going to go, oh, there's the A's, the Oakland A's, the Texas Rangers. I probably know more baseball teams than I do anything than I don't think about it. Go ahead. The, uh... We need to answer. Three?

Two? The New York Yankees. Mets? Yankees. Wait, which one? It's the Yankees. What's your answer? It's Derek Jeter.

Your answer is? Jeter. Dieter. It's the Yankees. And she won the season. Wow, there she is. Wow, wow, wow. With a sports question, too.

I am not. Don't even know why. I only picked it because of Derek Jeter. What did you call him? Speech, speech, speech, speak. Deeter. No, what did you call him? No.

Jeter. Dieter. Deeter. I don't know what I called him. It was in the moment. Speech, speech, speech. Speech. Amy wins the season.

Wow. I feel like there's a lot of times people have probably been super frustrated in their car because I don't know something the guy's supposed to know and you're probably yelling at the radio. But trust me, there's pressure here and it just feels good to come out on top. Like to know that I could rise above the pressure. Wow. I think about that.

Yeah. Wow. She rose above. I feel like I'm a docu series on this whole last season. Yes. Wow. Congratulations, Amy. I feel like I'm ready.

I'm ready for life as a man. No, wait, what? Oh, wait. So Valentine's Day was Friday, obviously, and lunchbox went out to people, and they were working, and you told them they were being sent a singing Valentine. Yeah, what I did is I had Scuba Steve or Hillary going ahead of me. They'd get their name, so I walked in like I know exactly who I was looking for, walk right up to him and say, your lover sent you a singing Valentine's. Like, what buildings did you go to? I went to restaurants.

I went to department stores. I went to... And how'd they find out their name? They had name tags. Oh, you found people with name tags. Yeah, or if they didn't have a name tag, they would buy something. It would be on the receipt and they would text me, all right, so-and-so working this register's name is this.

And I would go in and just walk right up to them. And then when I knew their name right away without looking, they would just be like, wow. Okay, here's lunchbox going in. This is number one. Here we go. I'm from Cupid Cuddles, and I have a singing Valentine's Graham for you. I'm supposed to deliver And I swear

By the moon and the stars in the sky I'll be there I'll be there I swear And I swear Oh my God Thank you Who did that?

Jeremy said Jack will be working today I want you to sing her that song Oh that's uh Congratulations. Happy Valentine's Day. Thank you. Have a great day.

Thank you. I got a lot of thoughts about this. First of all, who's Jeremy? I don't know. Just made up a name. I tried to guess. Interesting. It didn't sound like she was like,

I don't know a Jeremy. Nope. When I said Jeremy, her face went, oh no. Who's really Jeremy in her life? Oh, no. Secondly, if you get a singing gram, don't you expect a person

should be able to sing? Yeah. Totally. Of course. No, even her coworker's like, that was awesome. They loved it. Their hearts melted.

All right, here is lunchbox going into a second place. Oh, hello. Chelsea, you're the one I'm looking for. Oh, yeah, I'm from Cupid Cuddles. And this is your singing Valentine. Then they didn't want to sunflowers. One, you're like a dream come true. Two, just want to be with you.

Three, girl, it's plain to see that you're the only one for me. And four repeats steps. One through three. Is that for real? That's for real. Happy Valentine's Day. What is that from? Cupid's Cuddles.

Who is Cupid's Cuddles? That's my business. And they went on my website and told me to come. Diane? Yeah. Diane? Diane? Yeah.

Aw. Did you let her talk herself into figuring it out? Yep. She said the name. So then I just tried to repeat it. And then she goes, who? And I said, I just kind of mumbled it. And then she said, oh, that's so sweet.

They all went. Aw. And the best part is they worked together. So she immediately got on the radio and said, That was so sweet. Not ran out of the store. Maybe they'll get together and get married. Wow.

I think they were together. Okay, good. All right, here's one more. Here's Lunchbox. You go on, you sing, boys to men, I'll make love to you. Where are you walking into when you do this one? Oh, this is a fast food restaurant. Okay, lunchbox goes in, and he works for Cupid's Cuddles

and a business that he invented. Here we go. Hello, Olivia. How you doing? I have a singing. Valentine's Graham for you. And it's a boys to men from your man. And I'm supposed to sing.

I'll make love to you like you want me to. And I'll hold you tie, baby, all through the night. I'll make love to you when you want me to. And I will not let go till you tell me to.

That's your Valentine's Graham from your man. Jeremiah's told me to come see Olivia and sing this tour Two things have in there One, she didn't know it's a weird name to pick Jeremiah You gotta go like Chris Everybody knows a Chris Yeah, but two someone recognized you from the show Someone that was waiting for their order

And she would not be quiet Oh no You're covered man Yeah she was like She was trying to say I wasn't from Cupid's cuddles And I was like, lady just let me sing And let me get out of here And that girl was just like I don't know Jeremiah

But Well I think her heart was warm though I think you warmed a lot hearts. Jeremiah of all the weirdness. I don't even know a Jeremiah. I mean, a Matt or a Chris, right? Yeah. Or John. Yeah. He's like Felipe. He's like, huh? Filippe. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is

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The Bible Bowl show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So if you missed it last week, a video went viral that's led to a debate on airplane etiquette, public shaming, and all kinds of stuff. There's this woman named Wendy. She was from Virginia. She's on American Airlines flight from New Orleans to Charlotte. And she reclined her seat back. The guy behind her was on the very last row of the plane, so his seat is up against a wall.

He doesn't have the option to recline back. He was annoyed, so he started hitting her seat obnoxious. So she started filming him. The video went viral. She says that she told the flight attendant, well, I mean, we know this is true. She told the flight attendant, this man is hitting my chair, and the flight attendant took the man's side. She has since been fired for taking the man's side. Then now the woman wants to sue American Airlines and the guy.

She feels like now it's like just gone too crazy. But I don't know. Why is she suing, though? That's the part I'm confused by because what is she going to get? But she just feels... But why is she suing? Because the flight attendant told her that she was in the wrong. But she wasn't.

And now it's all out there in the public and it's this big thing, even though she's the one that took the video. But I think she feels like since the flight attendant didn't take her side that she has now the right to sue American Airlines. She's injured? I think that's what I read. That she's suing because she says she's injured. Oh, I haven't seen that part. Yeah. Emotionally?

No, I don't know. The whole thing is nuts. So this was on an American Airlines flight, but the CEO of D'S who. Delta decided to weigh in as to whether or not you were allowed to recline your seat back. And I was shocked by his response. He says the proper thing to do is if you're going to recline into somebody, you ask if it's okay first. Have you ever asked anybody if it's okay for you to recline your seat? Well, I think that opens up the question of, do you ask if you bring on smelly food?

Oh. Canaithes his food next to you? Do you? No, if the seat reclines, you get to recline it. They should stop the seats from reclining if they don't want people to recline. Right. But the rule is, whenever you raise... up to 10,000 feet or 12,000 feet, they go, you can now recline your seats. They say that on the

speaker. So that's when you get to recline your seats. But if they want to shut it down, I'm okay with that too. As long as everybody's given the same fair reclining option, they can shut it down. It doesn't bother me. It's not like it's that good anyway. It's like it's not like you're taking a load off. I fly probably every week, at least once a week. And so I feel like I'm, this is kind of my wheelhouse to talk about. The seats aren't doing anything. That reclining is not making you sleep any better. If they don't want people recline and they should shut it down. But because it can recline, you can recline as far back as you want as he will allow you. Okay. And I have what she's suing American Airlines for. Defamation. Because the flight

attendant took the guy's side, like I said, but also that flight attendant apparently gave her a warning that she could be arrested for creating a disturbance. What about the guy? He was the one beating on her chair. Obviously, she didn't take his side. Obviously. And that's why she's been fired. So she no longer works there. So that's the update.

Heads up, there's a woman, or I didn't even know people did this, but if you have been a part of this scam or anything, you need to call the police. But there's a woman named Juliet. She poses as Juliet Parker, Juliet Noel, Juliet Gaines. And she reaches out to new moms on Facebook groups and says that she's a brand new photographer for newborns. And since she's new, she's trying to build her. her portfolio. So she offers to come take your baby's photos for free. And then she drugs you and tries to steal your baby. Is this one of your things that you read on Snopes? No. This sounds like one of those things you would get in the email forward and you bring it in. This is from the

Pierce County Sheriff's Department. And they, like a woman was given a cupcake. I like she yells like I'll know what the Pierce County Sheriff's Department is. I know. No idea. You've heard of it, it's from the Pierce County Sheriff's Department. In Washington. I just feel like this is valid. It's really happening. It's serious. Because this woman, she called the police after she felt like woozy and weird after the photographer gave her a cupcake. And she ate it. And really the plan was she insisted that the woman leave her house.

She made her go because the cupcake didn't pass her out. It was supposed to. And it didn't. So then she called the police, demanded that the woman leave. And the police, like, already had a case and figured out that something like this is happening. And now they know that's what she's doing is that she was, like, posing as that. that to steal people's babies. So they know that there's other people out there

that maybe this has happened to. Did she steal any babies? I don't think she's ever been successful. No, but she's tried to drug to steal babies. Look, the woman has been arrested. But they want to know if there's any other people out there that have been a victim of her. Cupcake.

I got a cupcake last night. I don't remember any other night. Stealing babies is real. I was over at Francesco's bakery and a night got a little out of control. next thing I know had a cupcake, I was out. Listen, the woman was planning to steal

a newborn baby to raise it as her own. Scary stuff. What was that? Remember that movie? Dinnacle strangers? No. The triplets that there's all those baby weirdness with adoption.

You think it's real and they take your babies. I like how Amy just says, remember that documentary? We should know exactly what she's talking about. Three identical strangers. There you go. That's a good one. Check it out. Today is random act of kindness day.

So an easy way to participate. this is to compliment a stranger or compliment a coworker? I don't know, man. People always feel like I'm hitting on them whenever I do that. Anytime I just randomly compliment someone. It doesn't matter.

Guy or girl, they always feel like I'm hitting on them. If I'm like, hey, nice butt. Okay. Yeah, crazy they think you're hitting on them. Maybe just say like, I like your sweater. Your hair smells good. You have a pretty neck. I don't know.

I guess it's just the kind of compliment you give. Yeah, you can also. treat someone to coffee or randomly in line do that whole thing that's always a weird thing too though I've tried to buy people stuff in line I'm like no I got it and they're like no no no no Did I think you're hitting on them? Yeah I think just generally

people think I'm just hitting on them when I do stuff Yeah well maybe you get a now you get a pass on Random Act of Kindness Day Okay but for everybody else participate I'm Amy that's my pile That was Amy's pile of stories It's time for the good news With Bobby

Tell me something ASEA Williams has been the manager of a salon in D.C. for about eight years back in 2018. She found out the owner of the salon needed a new kidney. So she got tested. Turns out she was a match. His name is Chet Bennett, and the surgery went great happened last April. And they both fully recovered. Now, they're in the news because Chet decided to pay ASEA back by giving her the salon.

What? Uh-huh. After the surgery, they both were staying at Chet's place so his family can. helped take care of them and one day he looked at her and said you know what the shop is yours wow it just reopened under a new name the name a new image by a silla chet owns a couple other salons plus a beauty school so he'll be fine he says he'll never be able to thank her enough and giving her the salon was the least he could do that's amazing wild huh what a nice gift like a little bit and i already knew the story but a little bit when read it out loud i was like oh a little bit

hair stood up a little bit that's what it's all about that was tell me something good remember the story where Papa John said he ate 40 pizzas and 30 days? Yeah. And we were all like, wow. Now he admits he just ordered and didn't eat him. Right. Oh, now we're getting the details. Yeah. Papa John has taken

back a widely paired a claim that he says he ate 40 pizzas and 30 days and noticed a drop-off in quality. And now he said, I've had over 40 pizzas, not the same pizza. But anyway, now it turns out he didn't eat 40 pizzas 30 days. Did you see the people on the internet mad at by Valentine's Day when they bought the heart-shaped pizza

that it was actually smaller than a normal pizza? Well, because it still has to fit in the box, but the dimensions are hard. Duh. I thought I was like, duh. Yeah. They're going to build a bigger box. No. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let's go over to Amy with the Morning Corny. Here we go. The Morning Corny! Why was the ice cream so bad at tennis? Why was the ice cream so bad at tennis? Because it was a soft serve. That was pretty funny. There it's nice.

That was the morning corny. The Bobby Bones show. Let's go talk to Jamie in Arkansas who's standing by. Hey, Jamie, what's happening? Good morning. How are y'all? Pretty good. What's going on with you?

I just rolled up to school. I'm a third grade teacher. Oh, yeah? Where do you teach? Just everything, third grade. Yeah, where do you teach? Oh, sorry, Little Rock. Oh, well, shout out Little Rock.

That's a pretty generic. Is it just Little Rock third grade? Well, Don Roberts Elementary. There we have. There we have that. Dollar Search for, Don Roberts Elementary. All right, what can I do for you, Jamie? Thank you so much.

I was calling to ask you how your first Valentine's Day with your girlfriend was. Well, so last week I shared what I did, and I've got a whole long story coming up in a couple segments that I'd tell you about something awkward we kind of got into on Valentine's night. But I tell you, I came home Friday after the show, and I'll share what she did for me a little bit. I walked in and there was this big heart, and it was made of the things that I like. It was Wothers Originals, Limes, packs of gum. And it was this big heart, because I love all those things so much, entire packs of gum at a time.

And there was a big heart there. I put the card that she made on Instagram where she compared, I can read some of this stuff, She knows that I'm from Arkansas, and I'm very proud to be from Arkansas. So the whole card was people from Arkansas. It was like, you have the accurate. Here it is. You have the Southern Charm of Glenn Campbell from Arkansas. You have the accuracy of Dizzy Dean, who played for the Cardinals from Arkansas.

All these are Arkansas people. You have the on-screen presses of Billy Bob Thornton, the football inside of Bear Bryant. He's from Arkansas. The athleticism of Scotty Pippen, the grid of Johnny Cash. So she found all these famous Arkansasans and wrote this whole card. So she did that She got me a really nice Arkansas sweatshirt There's a couple other things

I didn't have in mind to talk about this right now I don't have my notes up But so that happened But then we got into something Not into it each other But we got into something that night That was pretty awkward And I'll tell you about that coming up in a minute

We have to draw draft first Okay But it was a really good Valentine's Day She definitely didn't have to put in all that effort But she put in a lot of thought and yeah, it was good. It was really good. But Jamie, I know you got to go to school,

so if you missed that segment coming up in two segments, I would encourage you to go podcast it because really an uncomfortable situation and circumstance for me that night. Really uncomfortable. Well, thank you so much for having me, and I'm so happy for you and Caitlin. Oh, thank you very much. Have a great morning.

Everybody at John D. Roberts, right? Is that the name of the school? Don Roberts. Everybody at Don Roberts. Yeah. Shout out. Jamie, have a good day. Thank you so much. You too.

Bobby Bones So we had planned A Valentine's dinner My girlfriend and I And it was like, okay, we're gonna go out And I got online and I Like ordered the reservation It was like 715

And it was at a ninth restaurant I mean it was a fine It wasn't like anything super swanky It was like in a hotel It was a nice restaurant And so we go to this thing and we show up And I don't think much about it We get dressed up

And we go to this thing And they're like, okay I need to walk back to this room And I'm like, oh, I must have got a super, like. Fancy thing. Or even a little bit, it was like, ooh, I guess they recognize the guy from the radio's coming. Which I'm so stupid for thinking. I never think that.

And I'm like, oh, okay. So I walk back to the back. And there's 10 other people sitting at a table. It's like if a family of 12 were all sitting around the table. There's 10 other people sitting at this table. And I'm like, oh, look at that family right there. It looks like it's fine. They're like, here you go, sir.

Here's your seat. and I'm like, what I'm sitting with 200 people for? Oh, you sat at that table? They put all 12 of us, I guess we had bought some special Valentine's ticket and we sat at this table all together. So I sit down and Caitlin sits down and I'm like, and she thinks that's hilarious. Because she knows, I don't want to sit with a ton of people.

And it feels like a big habachi. And I go, did you guys know you were sitting with? I said it right out loud to everyone. I was just like, did you guys know you were sitting with people you didn't know? and everybody looks at me and the guy's, I'm glad you said it because we didn't know we were either. So when there was nothing about that

whenever you were hitting. No, I saw nothing about it. Yeah, you just knew there was a Valentine's Day. And that is not my vibe. And I just want to sit down, I'm not an outgoing person off of the radio or off the stage. And I'm like, dear God,

I'd like to have private conversation. And so I'm sitting there. And y'all were sitting side by side. There was no room for us to sit across from each other. Oh my gosh. We're sitting side by. side too. And next to a stranger, yeah. And so, we're all sitting there. And now it's turned into a buddy event instead of a romantic Valentine's event. And so I'm like, all right, let me see

what's going on with everybody. So nobody's really talking to each other. So then I got to be outward Bobby. There's two versions of me. There's outward Bobby and super inward Bobby. And outward Bobby's like, hey, what do you do? So I'm just like patrolling the table to find out who I have something in common with so I can have conversation because we're awesome. close to each other. And so I go over and there's one of the guys that sings in that country group, home free. Do you know the, they do Acapella? They're like pentatonic, but country?

Okay. You familiar with that? Uh-uh. Okay. So he sings in that group. And I think he's the bass guy because he dogs like this. You put two and two together. Yeah.

He was like, I'm here with my girl. And so him and his wife were sitting beside us. There was a couple who, I'm not sure what they did, but they were married, but they met on Tinder. That's what I knew about them. There was a guy who was about 60 or so who was a high school baseball coach. And then over to my right, I don't even know. This guy was like Forrest Gumpie. I had like nine jobs.

I couldn't quite pin who he was. So we're at dinner. And here was the thing about the dinner that I also didn't know. I didn't know we were all sitting together. But it was heavy on wine tasting, which was why everybody wanted to do this. I don't drink. Kaelin doesn't drink really that much either. But they poured seven wines.

You sampled seven wines. And it goes with the food. And every time they would give a wine, they would give a lecture on it. It was like a TED Talk on wine. So they would walk in with wine and be like this. This is level 68 now. Now the grapes were fermented the best during the summer of Milwaukee's bed. And I'm like, what is happening?

And so I just said no thank you to any wine glass. Because Kaelin was only taking one drink of you. Because she doesn't drink. She felt guilty and went to have like a little sip of each one. She had seven wine glasses in front of her full of wine. Look like a lush. because she was just stacked with alcohol. They would walk out, they had a fish expert

come in and talk about our salmon. Fish expert. And then the fish expert sat with us at the table. And I wanted to be part of the talk. It was so ridiculous. It was, it was like a movie. Yeah, that's like an odd Valentine's Day situation. It was a whole thing.

They didn't bring you a check. I thought that you were supposed to pay there. I guess when I reserved. it online. This is how clueless I was about the whole thing. I guess they took my credit card and put it all in then. So at the end, we're just sitting there waiting. So they bring dessert and don't eat, I don't need that much dessert because we want to go get ice cream afterward. And so I'm sitting there and a couple people get up and leave. I was like, well, they must have to get their check. Help people get up and leave. And we're just sitting there.

And I'm like, and I have to be the guy that goes, hey, excuse me, can we get her a check? He's like, no, it was all paid online. You could have 30 minutes ago. I'm like, are you kidding me. So the whole thing was a little clunky. She thought it was the funniest thing ever to see me uncomfortable like that. She made friends. She makes friends with everybody.

And then we went and had ice cream and that was it. It's really funny. But I really thought we were going to get a prime two-person table overlooking the city. Instead, we went to a 12-person family dinner table with

seven courses of wine. They had champagne coming out. For someone who doesn't drink, I think that whole ticket was basically the alcohol. That's why it cost what it cost. So, but it was great with her. We had a good time. You made some friends too, huh? I didn't.

I didn't come away with any friends. No numbers? I think she did. I think, you know, I think she ended up following some people on Instagram. They followed each other back. Oh, wow. Oh, she makes friends with everybody. Yeah.

She was, because she went back to school. She gets her master's in like a month and a half or so. And so she said that she was in class with the guy, and he had one of his dating apps up, and he's just swiping as fast as he possibly can, accepting everyone, not even look into the pictures. Oh, wow. Where he's going, accept, except as fast as he could.

And she sees him doing this and goes, hey, what's happening over there? And he goes, well, I never get any matches, so I just swipe to everyone, wondering if I can get any matches. So if I say yes to everyone, maybe some of them have said yes to me. and so after they finished that class

she took him and took a bunch and rebuilt his profile with him and she said all his pictures were selfies she was like girls like I like that so she took pictures of him and then got some of her friends from the class to take group pictures with him so he looked like he had a bunch of friends

and then he's got two dates since he never had a match wow she's like a matchmaker well she's just very people she loves talking to people loves making friends with people and so and I on the other hand, when it's time to shut it down

because I'm so out all the time, when it's time to shut it down, I'm just like, all right, time to be a little private here. But it was a good Valentine's Day. As far as we just got to hang out and spend time together. We went and hung out with Amy at lunch on Saturday. Any thoughts? I loved it.

It was the first time I had met her in person. Previously, I had just communicated with her on FaceTime. And so it was cool to hang out with her for a little bit. I thought it was just going to be us, but then Stevenson, my son, we had some issues. So I had the last minute I was running out the door and was like, get your jacket. You're coming with me. So it was kind of, he had to come.

And he said he really liked her, though. He thinks she's very pretty. And, you know, he thinks y'all are going to get married. Oh, wow. Good. He's normally spot on. But I thought conversation's super easy with her. She's very laid back, like really cool.

So I'm happy for you. Amy's son took his iPad and was taking pictures the whole time. Oh, wow. Documented. Just take it the whole time. I had it out. Take pictures of everything. So, yeah.

I think when we left, like, I gave you a hug. I was like, I'm so happy for you. And I meant it. Like, genuinely, it's good. It's good. I like her. Good call. You weren't happy before me before that?

No, I'm happy for you. And this is what happens. People will send me notes. Friends, they're like, you look so happy. No, I didn't say that. And I'm like, it's social media. I am. But I always look happy on social media.

Do I like happier? Maybe you have an extra sparkle. an extra pep in your step. Yeah, I tell you that Valentine's picture that I put up of Caitlin and I, here's what people love on my Instagram. My dog and my girlfriend. They don't even like me.

No, I don't even give a crap about me. There's a picture of us eating ice cream, and it has almost 100,000 likes. See, people are happy for you. No, people like my dog and my girlfriend. They don't even care. I just put them up there. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported

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I reckon I was on last night. It was the premiere episode. Man, I tell you, and I know these people on the show, but I hadn't seen their packages before. and I don't see them when they go in and sing in front of the judges. Oh, okay. Because I'm out working with them, talking with them before. But this is the guy who's the garbage guy, the garbage truck guy.

Like, I got tears in my eyes watching that whole performance last night. Oh, was emotional. So this guy, Doug, he drives a garbage truck. He had never sang in front of people. He only sings in the back of the garbage truck, which, by the way, is true because I spent a ton of time with this guy before and after. Like, now I can say that I know these people. Yeah. And so this guy, Doug, he's like, he lives in Mobile.

and he's like, I've only ever sang on the truck. And so he goes in, doesn't know anything about what key to sing in. He's just like, I'm just here to sing. And so here he is. I said I need it. Hoping that I got lost a time or two. Why my brow kept pushing through. So he's singing, and at first he's a little off, and the judge is like, wow, there's something here.

So what Luke does, he goes and sits on the piano and goes, hey, man, do this, try to follow him. me because they can see there's something there. He just doesn't know how to use his tool. So here's Luke going to sit down at the piano. I said, can you hit that note. I can try. I sat out on a narrow. I said out.

That's awesome. And I would but you love alone. It was so good. I have goosebumps listening back to it because it was so sweet. And Luke to do that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was good. By the way, I love this.

guy, Doug, he's just love him. Because he's, whatever you saw in the show last night, like salt to the earth, hardworking guy, like, where I come from, that's the kind of guy that you want to be around. And he obviously, he made it. And they were like, there's something in you. It's not all the way there, but you sound good when we can kind of put you in the right spot. And there was this other guy, Arthur Gunn, from Wichita, Kansas.

And he was born in Nepal. Now, his real name, I think his name's DeBesh, but he got up and you don't see it coming because he doesn't speak the best English and he's really quiet. And he did Bob Dylan's girl from the North Country. So if you're traveling to a North Country fair to the one who lives there. He was so good.

Wow. You know, it was just a great episode. I didn't show up until like an hour and 10 minutes in. I was a little disappointed by that. But, you know, first episode. But when you did, there you were. When I did, here I was. But I appreciate everybody tweeting along

and watching last night. You know, they're doing such a good job at sharing the human stories of these people. They're good singers everywhere, right? You can do a show about good singers all the time, but they really are highlighting the stories of some of these. So another episode next Sunday night. We get to live episodes quicker

because I also retire of these after a few. So we do these, get to live episodes quicker. But it was a fun episode, and I appreciate everybody for hashtag in on Twitter because if you hashtag just Bobby Bones, my little head pops up, which is crazy. Pretty awesome. Yeah, but a great episode last night,

I was really proud of everyone. Proud of the judges, proud of the singers. Thank you guys again for watching and tweeting along. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So there's this 89-year-old guy named David, and his wife died 13 years ago,

but he still had the wedding ring that she had custom made for him all those years ago when they got married. Well, then it went missing. One-of-a-kind ring, gone. So he filed a police report just so they would know in case anybody turned it in, that it was his and he could hopefully get it back.

Well, one of the police officers that was working is also like a jewelry maker and decided, you know what? Where was the original ring from? And then so they started talking about it. He went and found the original jeweler and got the mold for the ring that she used for it. And then a local jeweler heard about it and they decided to get the materials and make the ring for free. And so between the police officer and these jewelers, they were able to give him an exact replica of the missing ring, and they surprised him with it.

And of course, it was super emotional and special because that's like the one thing he had from his wife. That cop for having multi-skills. Yeah, right? That's crazy. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. The Bobby Bohn's show.

A lot of our on this stand country music history is about Garth Brooks. It slowly went from, I would find, all kinds of facts, to pretty much everyday Garth that did something awesome. Now, all of them aren't about Garth, but here's another one that is. Here we go. On this day in country music. Today in 1997, that's 23 years ago, Garth Brooks welcomed two fans with some awesome gifts after they became his two millionth customers.

The couple were Melinda and Ricky Huffman. They bought tickets number two million on his tour. They were given a Chevy Tahoe and a Caribbean vacation. Wow. They were at the show and Garth called the couple backstage and said, hey, I'm going to give you a vacation in the Virgin Islands or the Cayman Islands, and then he threw in towels, snorkels, underwater goggles, and a new Chevy Tahoe.

Can you imagine you're going to a show and you get a truck? Come on. Isn't that crazy? Quote, I'm still waiting for someone to pinch me and wake me up, said Melinda Huffman. So from on this day, 23 years ago, they get a truck and a vacation from Garth. That's crazy. All right, we're going to play a game call. What's happening in this viral video?

So what I'll do is I'll play a sound. all you have to do is guess what the sound is. Okay. So your options are going to be bullets ricocheting through a forest, a dad and his daughter recreating a Star Wars battle scene, or a chunk of ice dropped down a 1,500 foot hole. Okay?

I'm going to play you the sound. It's from a viral video and give you options to pick from. This video has 2.2 million views on Instagram. Here is the sound. Okay. is that bullets ricocheting through a forest, a dad and his daughter recreating

a Star Wars battle scene, or a chunk of ice dropped down a 1,500 foot hole. I'll play one more time. That's so high pitch, it kind of makes me uncomfortable. Amy, you make a guess, we'll come back on the other side. So here's a video that has 2.2 million

views on Instagram. This sound is what we're trying to name. Here it is. That is an uncomfortable sound to me. Does it make you like, Quint your eyes. Okay, so that's either bullets, rickshank through a forest, a dad and his daughter recreating a Star Wars battle scene, or a chunk of ice dropped down a 1500 foot hole. Amy, you picked?

The dad and the daughter. The Star Wars scene. The battle scene, yeah. Eddie? I think it's too obvious. I'm trying to zone out the bullet sounds, and I think I hear ice falling down a hole. Oh, wow. Yes.

Lunchbox? I'm going with ice down a hole also. Let me hear it again, Ramundo. What's all that? Coke bottle being kicked to the parking lot. But then the

Pia! It's throwing me off. Then Luke Skywalker fighting does me off. It's like it does. It sounds like rattling but then

boom. The answer is a chunk of ice dropped down a 1,500 foot hole. Wow. Mike, do you have to explain

this to me. The video is from a team of Princeton researchers who discover the 2 million year old ice cores in the remote

Allen Hills of Antarctica. This was the sound produced by dropping a brick of ice down a 450 meter borehole. What does all that mean? They wanted to see how deep it was,

so they took that piece of ice It dropped it down, and that sound you're hearing is just it ricocheting off the side of it. Oh, it's the ice hitting the sides of the walls. So it's making that weird ricochet. It sounds like... Got it.

Well, there you go. There's another addition of name that sound from the... We don't have a good name for this game. Yeah, I could tell. We try on a lot of them, but on that one, we don't have a sound for it. How was the weekend, Amy? I mean, it was pretty good.

Pretty chill, low-key, just a lot of family time. with the kids and my dad. And what about you? You and Caitlin have a good time? Yeah. The whole time? Yeah, it was good.

I saw that she ended up like jumping in the pool for some reason. Well, here's what happened. We, first of all, she is a huge sports person. Not just watch her, but she liked to play sports. So there was an Instagram story for throwing a ball at 45 yards just on a rope. Jeez, dude. Right. It's a great throw.

Yeah. Probably better athlete than I am, right? That's hilarious. And so we're playing catch with the football in the backyard. And we play this game called What Are the Odds? Do you ever play What Are the Odds? No. So what you do is you go, we always do one through 10.

So you go, what are the odds you'll, you and I will play. You pour this bottle of water on your head in the middle of the floor. Okay. So you go one, two, three, and you both say a number at the same time, any number between one or ten, and if it's the same number, you have to do it. Oh, my gosh. It's still one and ten shot, basically. Okay.

So let's me and you play, right? What are the odds here that you have to stand in the middle of our? studio and pour this water on your head. Okay, ready? Okay, so I'll go one, two, three. And if we say the same number, you lose. And you have to do it. And you have to do it right now.

It's so fun. But I'm not going to do it. You have to do it if you lose. It's the game. Oh, you want me to pour water on my head. It's only a one and ten shot. Okay, okay, okay. You can do it.

You can do it back to me too, just to show listeners how the game is played. All right. So I'll go one, two, three, and then you say a number. I'm just trying to predict the number that you're saying. Okay, okay. All right. One, two, seven. Yeah.

Right. Yeah. Okay, so I'll do it now too. Okay. Ready? Mm-hmm. One, two, three, one. Okay.

Right. So it's hard to get a win, but her and I played in the number was six. And I was like, what are the odds you jump in the pool while it's freezing cold and catch this football in the water? And so we go one, two, three, and both at six. She's like, oh, my goodness. By the way, it's all my Instagram story right now. It's all up for a few more hours. And so she had to jump and swim and pool, freezing cold, fully clothed.

hilarious. Yeah. But she does it, man. You talk about someone that commits to her bets. She was like, I, she's like, do I have to do it? I was like, you tell me. And she was like, I have to do it. You left it up to her.

I did. I left it up to her. So, yeah, I know she jumped up to one of pool. It was pretty funny. Went to Trader Joe's again. Let me tell you about the samples. I saw that video. Here, I'm, I feel a little guilty when I take a sample.

Because I walk up and they have fruit. They're chopping up fruit. You know who likes fruit? Me. I like fruit. And I walk up and I probably, this is my mindset going into the sample. I probably didn't want fruit.

But if I was sampled so hard and I was moved by it, then I probably would have got one. And so, but I knew probably I wasn't going to. So then a little bit my heart was already feeling like it shouldn't be getting a sample. And is the sample for anybody

or for anyone that's thinking about buying something? So I'd convince myself that it was so good I would buy something. They were called sumo oranges. I asked. I was like, and so I walk up. And instead of just grabbing it and start eating it, I'm guilted so much.

Where I go, hey, so what exactly is this? I know what it is. It's fruit. And they're like, well, this is fruit. It's orange and pineapple. And so I grab the plate. So as I grab the plate, I then have to have another conversation to go, what's special about this kind of fruit? Is there a special on?

And they're like, well, it's a sumo orange. It's a tangerine. And I was like, wow, okay. So I get it. And never in a million years when I evaluate what kind of fruit I'm about. to eat. But because I'm so dialed in, and I don't want to think I'm just getting the sample to eat fruit. Of course not. I get it and I take the plate and I look at it and I like tilt it and look at the fruit. And I'm like, huh? I was like, it's interesting. I'm like, so about

what makes this a sumo orange? And now I'm having conversation. All because of the sample. You know they probably just want you to take the sample. Yeah, they don't even want to talk to you about it. Just eat it and go. I felt so guilty. Yeah. And so at this point I wanted to give it back. but I already had it in my hand. Oh. And I'm like, okay, so I ate the first, the orange bite. And I'm not kidding. I look at her and go, well, you guys are right.

That's a good orange. And I think they're either just happy someone's talking to them or wanted me to leave, one of the two. So I ate the other two. And then I do something I'm not proud of. I yell at Katie. And I'm like, Caitlin, you got to come try this. We may need some of it. I'm so committed to just not be a loser at the sample counter.

How many did you buy? Well, I did it. Okay. You didn't buy? I know. Did you act like you were going to buy? Well, I had, and I, I concluded my performance of the sample counter by going, huh, we may have to come back around to this. And then I just started some dumb conversation and walked off.

So dumb. The way you planned it all out. But I, well, I just felt guilt. What's the rule? Can you just eat samples with no intention to buy? Yes. With, in your heart, though, can you have, you can have no intention? Or is that steel?

a little bit. Well, but then sometimes, even if you have no intention, once you take a bite, you're like, oh, that's good. I maybe you should buy it. I did that one time with hummus because the woman handing out the samples at Whole Foods, she was actually the creator of the hummus. So it's like sometimes, like, nah, pass, head better. No, no, no, no.

Sometimes the sample people are not associated. And then the other times it's like, this is their creation that they made in their kitchen and now they brought it to you. And I grabbed some. I didn't want it. but I grabbed it. Oh, you feel guilty to get it even. And then I circle back around to a different part of the hummus, like a different fridge, like a different fridge. And I put it in there. Oh, you put it back somewhere else. Yeah, because I didn't want the hummus. I didn't want it.

It was her baby. Like, she was real proud of her hummus, but it just wasn't for me, you know, but I didn't want to make her feel bad. I wonder to be like, oh, wow, people like my hummus. We're leading different sample lives. Right. I mean, doesn't want it, felt guilty. And I wanted it so bad and just felt guilty. I had no intention to buy it. And bones, my parents, they go to Costco around lunchtime and just eat samples. And they don't eat lunch. That's it. My heart just felt guilty. Yeah.

What was funny, though, was I was just enamored with the samples and just was staring at it. And there was an Instagram. It may still be on my, I may be nice. I saw it. She's doing commentary of me. She's laughing. She's like, has he never seen a sample before? He's just consumed with the amount of options here at the grocery store.

Now I know what you were saying. You're like, huh? Sumo oranges. Yeah, I was like, what about this? So why are they called SEMA? A year would these have fully ripened? It was all ridiculous. I don't know, just eat it.

Get out of my face. Yeah, they literally don't care. Being a single guy for so long has really stunted my grocery store growth. Because if I needed something quickly, I would just go to the gas station. Like that's how I grocery shopped my whole life growing up. Or I would just have it delivered in my house. I don't go to the grocery store. Why?

That's why I don't cook for myself. I had to cook too much. But now, in my food, two weeks. I've been to the ghost store three times. Oh, I know. I'm like, dang. This is like Bobby's favorite pastime is going to Trader Joe's now. I'm Martha Stewart over here. All right. You guys want to hit me up. You want to see that Instagram story of the, what's that? What are the odds? The pool. Yeah. You can see it. Mr. Bobby Bones is my Instagram. Thank you guys. The Bobby Bones show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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and you're like, hey, wonder if anybody's working by me. We're here. Do you know we had the option to be off? We did? And you didn't take it. I chose not to. Oh, okay. I just felt like. Didn't want to honor our presidents?

First of all, they honored them. Yeah, I just, you know, I felt like tomorrow once everybody else comes back to work, because Mondays are always a little rough for us. We're like weekend, waking up early again. I felt like for the service of our listeners, we'll be right back in the groove tomorrow. Kind of like our warm-up day today. Yeah. Yeah, but it counts still.

Yeah. So, President's Day trivia, we're going to do that in honor of President's Day. Here's some easy President's Day trivia. Oh, boy. So, these aren't super, I'm going to be honest with you. They're not easy. They're kind of easy, but they're not super easy. Oh, great.

Okay. Amy, you're up first. Sure. Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. Pretty easy. Yeah, JFK. Whoa, whoa, whoa. You're right.

Is there more to it? No. I just felt like pausing on you. Oh, sorry, okay. All right. Lunchbox to serve as president. You have to be at least what age? 35. Correct.

Who? Eddie. Oh, boy. Who is considered the author of the Declaration of Independence? Oh, of course. That's Thomas Jefferson. Nice. You all survive first round.

Amy. Yeah. In George 8, excuse me. In George W. Bush's name, what does the W. George W. Bush. The W. Yeah, W. George W.

Yeah, he's. George W. I'm not going to say the president number in case that's a question. What does the double you stand for? Oh, my gosh. I feel like it's like, will he? William, George Wilbert, George. Of course, that's Wilbert.

Of all, it's a very popular middle name. Sounds right. Wilbert. I guess I'm going to go with William. Oh, what is it? Wally. Walker. Wally? Wally.

George Walker, Bush. Like going to be Wally. Yeah. We never called him now. We just said George W. Or we say W. W. W.

Dub. What was it, Vones? Walker. George, Walker, Texas. Ranger. Yeah, that's Luke Skywalker. Lunchbox. Yep.

What president was shot in the chest in 1912 and continued to give a speech? He was a bad A. He was. He was. What president was shot in the chest in 1912 and continued to give a speech? Oh, 1912. That was around Garfield's time. Garfield.

It is Teddy Roosevelt, who was also a fighter. I mean, that was his thing, very masculine. How did that go down? Like, he got shot. He's like, excuse me, that hurt a little bit. I'm going to keep talking? Just a little congestion. Can I get a little mucinex so I can continue my speech?

Dang. Yeah, Mike, will you pull up the details about that? I'll read that back. Eddie, for the win. This is not the easiest. Oh, boy. Who was the first president to live in the White House? Ooh.

Yeah, it's a little... You can I think about this one. Who was the first president to live in the White House? Now, I don't know the answer, but I did recently go to the White House and saw it from a distance from afar. And I remember thinking to myself, like, wow, George Washington didn't live there, but I think John Adams did.

That's what you thought to yourself when you saw it. Yeah, because I started thinking of everything you thought. You're so full of crap. We listened to classical music too, Chopin? I was like, he must have been listening to Chopin in there. Yeah, give me John Adams. For the win, is it John Adams? We play at his Mexican theme.

For President's Day. I'm sure they'll listen to this in the White House, too. Eddie, who's the president on the $20 bill? 20. President? That is... Andrew Jackson. Correct.

Nice. Who said, read my lips. No new taxes. That's George Bush, Senior. Yeah, George H.W. Nice. Which president had been a successful Hollywood actor and made his film debut in 1930?

Ronald Reagan. Nice. What is the name of the theater Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in? The Ford. Nice. Do you know that one, Amy? No.

I mean, I did now that you say it, but I wouldn't have guessed it. What president played a saxophone on the Arsenio Hall show during his campaign? Bill Clinton. Mm-hmm. Wow.

Who is the oldest candidate to become president? Oh, the oldest? Oldest. Hmm. Hmm. Probably, uh, oh, Garfield is pretty old, huh, lunchbox? Yeah, he was. Yeah, Garfield.

Trump. Oh, wow. He became president at the age of 70 years old. And before that, it was Reagan, right? Or no? Probably. I'm not sure. There's a difference in oldest in office.

I don't know. Okay. What do we find out about our boy Roosevelt here? Teddy. Oh, he had this speech in his shirt pocket. And it blocked the bullet? And it's a lot of it. What kind of paper was eating?

It was wood. What? Did somebody say wood? What? He reached into his co-pocket. and pulled out a bullet-riddled 50-page speech. Oh, my-my-y-God. Holding up his prepared remarks,

which had two big holes blown through each page. He continued, fortunately, I had my manuscript, so you see what I was going to make, a long speech, and there's a bullet. There is where the bullet went through, and it probably saved me from going into my heart. That is nuts. The bullet is in me now,

so I cannot make a very long speech, but I will try my best. No, no, no, no. And they took him to the hospital afterward. No, we finished the speech, and then went to the hospital. That is crazy. The bullet is in me now? Why is that not a quote that we all say?

The bullet is in me now. I should go on, but the bullet is in me now. Read my lips, get rid of that one. Read my lips, the bullet is in me now. That's funny. That's crazy. How many living presidents are there right now? Amy, try this one out for size.

Gosh. Just talk through them. Okay, Obama's alive. George Walker. Obama's the youngest alive at 58. Go ahead. George. Walker Bush is alive.

Yep, at 73. Bill Clinton's alive. At 73, those are the three youngest alive. Well, Donald Trump's still alive. Who's older than George W. Bush? Crazy. Mm-hmm. Who else is alive?

One more. Think of him. He's in the news a lot. Garfield. No, he's not. He's in the news. He's in the news a lot. Jimmy Carter.

Yeah. He's still alive. He's in the news because he keeps getting sick. Yes. Yes. This is true. He's 95 years old. So how many is that?

Five. Five. Do we say everything we needed to say in this segment? I didn't say anything we wanted to get back to. All right. Just making sure. Holding it down over. Happy President's Day to everybody.

But is that really a thing? Do you say that? No. You go and you see your buddy. You're like, oh, Chuck. Had President's Day, bud? Never. No.

Okay. And shouldn't we get off the day after the Super Bowl instead of this day? You would trade this one for the Super Bowl? Or just put the Super Bowl the Sunday before President's Day. I would trade this day and July 3rd. for a Super Bowl and an extra new year, and like the 31st on New Year's. Like, that's what I would do.

I would trade this day, President's Day in July 3rd, for the 31st of December and the day after the Super Bowl. I know. We need to, they need to have a... Re-evaluate?

Congressional... That's what we need Congress to do right now. Like, well, no. With all the bullcrap happening right now, guys, we got to talk about this President's Day holiday. Well, I actually get something done. They could discuss daylight savings and Super Bowl holiday.

Mm-hmm. Come on. All right, that's going to do it for today. If you want to go back and listen to the show, here are some things you can listen for. Morgan number two? Bobby shared some details about his Valentine's Day dinner. By the way, don't take that sexy tone, dinner. It was not.

Dinner. It was the most awkward thing. It was so awkward that the next day I woke up and went, did that really happen? So we talked about that earlier today. You can hear that in the podcast. What else? And everyone chose their greatest Americans for today's draft. Yeah, you can go.

vote at bobby bones.com if you want to see that. Vote on the team that you like as the team of greatest Americans. Amy did go first overall and pick Abraham Lincoln. Yes, shout out Abe. Honest Abe. That's right. All right. And what else Morgan number two? Lunchbox delivered singing grams on Valentine's Day and we got to hear them back. All of that up at bobbybones.com or iHeartRadio or wherever you listen to your podcast. Just check out the Bobby Bone Show on demand. Amy, what's going on with you today? I'll be just figuring out stuff with kids because they didn't have school. And then I actually have an interview today about you at like three o'clock. Do you know about it? Are you interviewing someone? No, they're interviewing me

about you. Is it the CIA? Oh. No, it's the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. Oh, yeah, that's the main paper in Arkansas. Yeah. They're doing a, yes, they're doing a big profile piece on me for like March or April. Did you know I was talking to them? I don't. I need. I, I, I don't know. I don't think so. I think people just assume that you'll tell them stuff that I won't. But I tell them everything. I don't know. Good luck. I don't know. Make something up, Amy. Sabotage is run for governor. I think that's what that piece is a little bit about. Okay. Yeah. I don't know. I just had that on my calendar. Oh, and I've got the home edit coming over for my pantry. I did a trade thing with them a long time ago, so they're going to organize my pantry because I helped moderate their book lunch like a year ago. And I forgot that I had. had that so I hit him up on Instagram they're like oh yeah well since them went over I was like yes oh wow nice yeah what about you Colby Calais coming over tonight for a bobby cast so that'll be good

that's awesome that'll be interesting just you and Callie Colby Colby oh me that's what I did Eddie I did that in front of her oh yeah yeah yeah it's terrible because it's easy to do Amy you know she's like just you know to deflect from that she's like one of the nicest people She's so nice. And just to deflect from the fact I called her the wrong name, she's so nice and would totally be nice if she saw me after this. No, she is.

And then her two bandmates, too, they're so nice. I was like, they might be like the nicest people ever. Three bandmates. Yeah. It's four and a little. Yeah, and her band. Gone West. Thank you.

Listen, I may not forget Cali about Eddie, like to Eddie, like, what's the name of the band? Well, I have only met two of the others, Eddie. So, yeah, they were nice. They're great. They're great. They sound great. I had a brain fart. Starts in my toes and a trink on my nose.

So search for the Bobbycast, wherever you listen to your podcast. You can hear the show. You can hear that. I'll go box today. I get to get back into it. I feel like I might need to get in like a boxing session before your charity event. So I don't look stupid. Oh, don't worry about that.

You'll look stupid either way. Yeah, I just got to warm up. I pulled my gloves out of my closet the other day. They're ready. First step. Step one. dust off them gloves. We'll see you guys tomorrow.

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