The Bobby Bones Show - Luke Combs Stops By For Joy Week + Bobby’s Dancing With The Stars Confidants

Episode Date: October 10, 2018

Luke Combs stops by for Day #3 of Joy Week. Also, Bobby talks about a few confidants he’s made since being on Dancing With The Stars. All of which were on the show in former seasons.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's Wednesday morning. I'm in the studio in Nashville with all my friends. Morning studio. Morning. Yeah, look at us. Like in everybody. Look at Amy being late.

Sorry. Everywhere she goes, just a little bit late. I was in the bathroom this morning. You know, we get here early. The show starts now, depending on where you are. In some time zones at 6 a.m. And some, it's 5 a.m., but we're in the bathroom. And so there are a couple other shows that are here in the morning.

And, I mean, there are two urinals that are right next to each other. And you go up, and sometimes you walk up to the urinal, and you're standing next to another gentleman, and you're urnaling at the same time. And your shoulders are both looking forward. And, you know, we're doing our thing. And he just walks out of washing his hands. And I'm like, what happened? I was with him. I guess you're like, you know, you should wash your hands, right?

You should just wash your hands. You're not even just there peeing, just in general, wash your hands. But it was weird he didn't wash his hands. I mean, I've seen that happen a little bit too, and I don't get it because I feel like, okay, I've come to accept there's some people that don't wash their hands. And, okay, I get that at this point. I mean, I don't really get it, but I get it. But if somebody else is there witnessing you just walk out and not wash your hands, you would think the, mere sight of another human would at least make you go fake it.

Yeah, I thought he should have faked it too, or watched them only because I was in the room. Because he walked out and I was like, wait, dude. Yeah, like, I'm never touching your hand again. If you try to shake my hand, I'm going to go, then that's a lot of the reason that I do chicken wing or daps. I thought that's pretty gross this morning. Yeah, starting my morning off. People are gross.

We're all gross in different ways. To be fair, we all do things that are gross in different ways. I'm a guy that's freaked out by hands and germs But You know, I wash my hands a lot But I'm sure I do things Sure I don't really think you do anything gross

My nose hairs grow at like an astronomical rate Like I'll go and I'll shave them Or whatever you do I'll trem them at like three in the morning I get home from work You know what time, 11 noon or whatever And they're down to my lip again And I'm like, what?

Manly My nose hairs are just like dropping That's gross I got like hairs going out of all my holes in my body. Now that I'm like 38. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three stories. It's producer Raimundo.

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Amy, you ever know anybody that wears an ankle monitor? I have. Yeah, me too. And like, it's like some of my families wear ankle monitors. It's so weird to think about that. I know. It was just kind of a normal thing. Okay, well, we're a little bit different.

For you, it was normal. For me, I can think of one person. And it was when I was a kid and he was, like, friends with my mom. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's this guy and he's wearing an ankle monitor because he was on probation. And so he puts a clip up on Facebook of him showing how to take it off with that damage.

it. Oh. Oh, interesting. My idiot. It's probably the same reason he's got an ankle monitor on because he doesn't make good decisions. But he gets on and goes, hey, this is how you take it off and then he puts it on Facebook. And he should have it on. And then you should don't put it on Facebook even if you take it off.

So yeah, I saw that. What's up with you? You good? Yeah, doing good. What's up with your dad? So far no ankle bracelet here. My dad's sort of on an ankle bracelet monitor situation. He's got this bed pad. Well, hold on. Not for jail, though. Your dad's fighting cancer right now. Yeah, not for jail, but he does feel like he's on a leash and it's making him mad.

He can't do anything without this alarm going off. And it really agitates him because, you know, he wants to go put on his cowboy boots and leave the hospital, but he can't do that. Really? All he keeps talking about is, where are my boots? When can I put my boots on? And he can't. He's going to be in the hospital probably for another couple of weeks while he finishes chemo and radiation. But, yeah, he has this bed pad underneath him.

So that anytime he tries to sit up or try to get out of his bed, this crazy alarm goes off and nurses come running in. And really, if we're in the room, I can monitor that. But the ankle bracelet made me think of that's sort of like his ankle monitor. Poor guy. How long are you staying in Austin with him? I'm going to be here the rest of this week. And then I don't know, I may come back with the kids and my husband next week. It just depends.

I don't feel good leaving him because he just seems in such a fragile state right now and that's another reason why he can't get up. He's a fall risk and he wants to try to get up and that's just to clarify if it beeps that's why people need to run in there because he's trying to stand up and if he stands up alone, if he falls, it could be bad.

So I just want to be with them. I really don't know how much longer, but... I wonder if we would all have to put monitors on ourselves for something we do. That's annoying. Like for Amy, anytime she sets her phone down or her wallet,

alarm goes off. Amy loses everything. Yes. All the time. That's probably good. Yeah, I'd wear it. Whenever you get a certain reach from your phone and wallet,

it goes off. That's why I would put yours. With Lunchbox, he just walks around and farts everywhere. Oh, good one. And this is gross. It's terrible. We need some kind of internal stomach

thing connected to his ankle. So before he does it, it goes off. And then Eddie's would be being late. Yeah. Anytime he's late. Well, Amy, what would I do that we can monitor? Anytime you, you know, self, or you have doubt or... Oh, come on, that's human.

What are you talking about? You have doubt. Or when he gets places early, Amy. Yeah. No, he gets places early. Anytime he smiles. Oh, come on. Come on.

When he dances too well. I know, I know when you're dancing with your mouth open. Oh, yeah. That's good. You know, I was going, that's funny. And because this week I'm dancing a fast song again. Oh, great. I know.

So, you know, it's straight-jawed right down. I feel like with the contemporary dance this week, you were able to kind of slow things down and have your mouth closed. I didn't really see the mouth open. But, oh, no. I know. If we're speeding it up again. I know, dancing with the stars, parentheses, but with your mouth open. That's a good one.

Bobby Bohn-Shall. Here we go. It's the 30-second skinny. Luke Brian added Thomas Wrett, Dustin Lynch, and Lauren Elena to his crash my Playa lineup. It's in Mexico, January 23rd through the 26th. I always admire people who can go to that one. It costs a little bit of money to go. I mean, that's like a vacation.

You have to take your life vacation to go to Mexico, which, by the way, I ain't going to Mexico. Luke Bryan aside, I like to keep my head. You know what I mean? Yeah. I mean, you do up the risk of maybe. be losing a limb. Yeah. Oh, your head.

Chop my hand off. Don't get me. I'm like a butterfly, a rare butterfly. I'd be out there doing my dance. Do you look Brian dance? No, my, my fancy dance. Yeah, my interpretive dance. They'll see me coming, man.

And then also, you've got to be a hardcore country music fan. Like, you travel to Mexico to watch Luke. Yeah, good for those people. I wish I love something that much. Like, you got to really love Luke Brian to do that. Maybe I love Luke Brian that much. Maybe I should go. What else?

Morgan number two. Faith Hill will be a judge. on a new reality talent competition called The World's Best. She joins Drew Barrymore and RuPaul for judges. That show's taping right next to us right now. Oh, really? I saw RuPaul walk out of, I mean, literally across the hall. Wow.

Where we're taping the show. And I saw RuPaul walk out, and he's smaller than I thought. And he wasn't dressed as RuPaul. I mean, I don't know what RuPaul's. I don't know what his name is. Whatever. And so I was like, hey, that's RuPaul. But he wasn't as a woman.

And he's always like, got headdresses on. Yeah, he was just in a suit. And I was like, that's RuPaul. But yeah, that shows. I didn't see Faith, though. Oh, man, she didn't even text me and say she was over there. All right, what else? Rude.

Zach Brown Band has re-recorded the song From Now On from the movie The Greatest Showman. It's for a tribute album that comes out on November 16th. The Greatest Showman. Showman. Showman, come on. And you know I'm obsessed with this movie in the soundtrack, right? I do. The song that I danced to this week was From the Greatest Showman.

The Greatest Showman. A Million Dreams. And I can see a world that's waiting. I wonder who's going to re-record that one? I wonder if it's mean. They haven't told me yet. I'm going to go back in and record it. I close my eyes.

Is that it, Morgan number two? That's it. I'm Morgan number two. That's the skinny. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Lila was born with a rare disease where she had a kidney problem and liver problem. She needed a transplant.

She was on dialysis for three years. So they posted on Facebook say, hey, we need a kid. kidney. We need some liver. So they share it. People share it. Friends of friends of friends. Someone gets a kidney. Donates it. A friend of that goes and gets tested. Oh, liver's a match. Donates part of their

liver. And Lila gets a new kidney and a new liver. A lot of shares. Did someone really right, we need some liver? That's not the exact quote. That would have been cool. That sounds like, because with catfish we use chicken liver. Yeah, chicken levers all the time.

And my grandma will say, we need some livers. And So that's what that sounded like. Not we need liver. You get a bowl of chicken liver? Yeah. Like, go get some liver. All right. That's a good story, though.

Yeah, thank you, Facebook. Yeah, thank you Facebook. And that's what it's all about right there. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Noorri up the day. This story comes from Newport, Richie, Florida. James Newberry was out of money.

It's like, what can I do to get some more money? I know, counterfeit money. So we headed down to the public library to use the color printer to print some fake money. Prints it out, and he's like, how am I going to get this cut? So he takes it to the librarian and says, hey, can you use your paper cutter to chop the money? That's so funny. What an idiot.

Like color printer, chopping money with like that. Go ahead. So the librarian's like, this doesn't seem right. She called police, and they searched his house, and he had a bunch of counterfeit making money, and he was arrested. I mean, you're using the color printer of the library. You're going to get caught.

I wonder if someone got the money and was like, this doesn't seem right. Why is Chris Farley on the dollar bill? All right, thank you, Lunchbox. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. The Bobby Bones show, Bobby Bones. One hour away from Luke Combs in the studio playing for Joy Week.

One hour, Luke Combs. Now, though, dun-da-da-da. It's time for Amy versus Lunchbox. By the way, if Amy wins today, she's the season champion. Oh, wow. Oh, no. It's 9 to 7 as we played a 10. wins. She's the champ. Did you know that, Amy? I see your mouth. I didn't know. I didn't know

we were so close. Okay. Are you ready to play? Because I'll ask Amy three questions that traditionally guys would know the answer to. Then I'll ask lunchbox three questions that traditionally ladies would know the answer to. And we shall begin now. Amy, pro football hall of famer Brett Favre turns 49 today. Spell farv Oh my gosh F-A R

Hold on What I say? F-A-R-V F-A-R-V-V-F-A-R-V-M F-Rv-Darv carv-charve-carve-carve-E F-A-R-V-E Final? Final Oh

Dang it! What is it? Let's go over to lunchbox. Lunchbox, can you spell F-A-V-R-E, as in Brett Farr? Yeah, F-A-V-R-E, F-A-V-R-E, that is correct. You said F-A-R-V-E. You spelled it the way it sounds, but it's spelled Fav-R-R-E. Is it fav-r-r-R-R-E? All right, lunchbox stole the point there.

Here we go. Question number two, Amy. In Blackjack, an ace has the value of what two numbers? In blackjack I know An ace has the value of what two numbers Oh my gosh

I know this I know this I know this I just can't think of it right now Oh well right now is what the game's happening So that really puts us at a tough place Okay

We can check back with you at like 3 p.m. if you want No Okay An ace is an 11 or a one. Correct. Wow. Yes.

Good one, Amy. Yes. There you go. Good, good. Vegas. You just yell the word Vegas. Vegas, baby. A couple times I've played Blackjack there.

Okay. Ready, Ann. Yeah. What do you call the little tool that you get with IKEA furniture to screw in all the screws? It doesn't have to be IKEA, but just for an example, we get that little tool. I know what you're trying. Oh, the monkey wrench. The monkey wrench.

Show me, Monkey Rouge. No. Let's about you can steal now. IKEA furniture. What do you get with IKEA furniture? I know what it looks like. The little wrench that you use, like if you buy furniture, it's the little thing. Go ahead.

What do you call that? Go ahead. It's not a monkey wrench. No. What in the world? You got this baby. Yeah, I know, I know, I know. Three?

Oh, whoa, you gave her like an hour. But this is a steel. It's a... It's still quick. Or you get caught by the cops. And the whole time I was guessing, you could be... Oh, my goodness. It's an Alan wrench.

I'm sorry. Oh, Alan, monkey, whatever. Yes, it's one-to-one. Let's go over to the lunchbox now as we play. There was a false rumor that Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin from Colplay were expecting a baby. I don't know if you heard that rumor or not. Yeah, I did. I know that rumor.

Wow. Okay, what movie is Dakota Johnson known for? Twilight. Oh, no. Amy, go ahead. You can steal? 50 shades of gray. Correct.

Wow. There you go. Let's go. Wait, she's not pregnant? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Who cares?

Lunchbox heard about it. Hey, lunchbox. Yep. In yoga, the staff pose has you doing what? Posing. The staff pose. Obviously, it's posing. I know, but I was just trying to get away with a trick answer.

In yoga, the staff pose has you doing what? Standing on one leg. Amy, do you know it? I've done yoga for 10 years, and nobody has ever said staff pose, but I'll just go with holding your arm in the air. Sitting. Staff pose has you sitting. What's the score? Amy two, lunchbox one.

To tie to go to sudden death to keep it alive. The question is, can he do it? Lunchbox. Yeah. Tiffany, Harry Winston, and David Yermin, design what? Rings. Jewelry. I'll accept rings, which is jewelry. That's correct. How'd you know that?

Did he go to Tiffany's? He's in it. That's only one I knew. Okay, boys and girls. Let's see. I'm riding it down. Let's go to Amy first. Amy. Let's go. Royal Purple and Shell Rotella are brands of what? This is a guy question.

Royal Purple and Shell Rotella are brands of what? Do you know that? What? Do you not hear me or are you just yelling at yourself? Oh, I know. Dip. Chewing tobacco. The guys have walked over to show me where the cliff is

to we are the champions of Amy clinches. There was a flurry behind me. I know. Do you guys see that and wonder what was happening? Amy says dip or chewing tobacco. Which one would it be, Amy? They're the same thing, right? No.

You can, any, they're both wrong anyway. Lunchbox. Yeah. You get this, you win, and you move it on to another round. What is the answer to that one? Motor oil. I almost said some... Oh, gosh.

You can't do it almost, though. I know, but the thought that a car fluid even popped in my brain... Lunchbox. Yeah. What home crafting hobby would you use Brad's, Islets, and Punchy's for? What home crafting hobby would you use Brad's, Islets? Oh, that's easy. Oh, he says it's easy.

know it though. Yeah, I know it. Oh, come on. Yeah, just go ahead. Let's move on next season. Let's go. It's 9-8. Wait, you think you have it? Yeah, it's easy. Oh, Oh, Marcosboro. No, it's easy. Go ahead. It's scrapbooking. Boom. Yeah, Brad's, that's what you put them on.

And you punch holes. Punchies. It's scrapbooking. Go ahead. Don't even try to have plank these. Did you get it? Ding! Ding! Did he get it? And they say they! Come on. Yeah. He's a fighter. He's a fighter. He's a fighter. He's scrapping. Tomorrow, we'll see what happens again.

All right. I'm hurt this part. Yeah, man. It's the real song. The Bobby Bones Show. What do you think about trick-or-treating in the age when kids should stop? Amy. Oh, I think they're good until, like, you're a teenager.

So does that make it 13, 13, 14? If you were... Maybe you could, maybe... Okay, I know my answer. when you can drive. Whoa, that's 16. Yeah. Yeah.

Okay. Lunchbox, what do you think? Man, I think if you want to trick-or-treat, you trick-or-treat, I don't care if you're 21 years old. If you want to be a kid and still go trick-or-treating, you can go trick-or-treating. The problem is I would feel like if an adult was trick-or-treating, they were casing my house for robbery later. Like, it would feel dangerous. I understand what you're saying, but I feel like we try to grow up too fast, and if someone wants to stay a kid and enjoy the festivities of Halloween, let them.

enjoy it. At that age, can't you just go to the store? Buy your own candy? Just go and pin four bucks and get all your little crunch bars. Listen, I know you are a kid at heart all the time. I love it. If I were King Dingling of Halloween, right? And I were to make all the rules, I'd probably cut it off at 12. Oh. Oh. It's like, when you get into seventh grade? What? It's a little too much.

I think I'd cut it off at 12. That's the grin. of Halloween. The only problem is when they get up in the older ages, they don't really put a costume on, they just put a black shirt on and they bring a bag, or they're a trick-or-treat. I'm like, come on. At least show some effort, people. Trick-or-treating over the age of 12 in certain Virginia towns could land you find or in jail. Oh, Mike. I hate that Virginia town. Well, several towns in eastern Virginia take their trick-or-treating very seriously.

In fact, if you're over the age of 12, you could land in jail if you're asking for candy on Halloween night. Now, listen, spending time when the slammers seems a little bit of I'll be honest with you. You probably, you know, it shouldn't. What are you in for? Yeah, you shouldn't be on locked up Halloween version. You're flipping through MSNBC and it's a bunch of 14-year-olds

with their bags of candy. Yeah, I've been here since 1997. I got one too many reasons peanut buttercups. But yeah, according to Chesapeake Virginia City Code, or as we like to call it, Chesa Freak! Any person over the age of 12

who engages in trick-or-treat is, quote, guilty of misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine of not less than 25 bucks or by confinement of jail. Listen, you're not going to jail, but they just put that in there in case the judge is having a bad day. Yeah, and then there's out of Hampton. This is a lot of, like, a lot of the places that we know. These are our towns.

Norfolk. Yeah. Newport News. These are our cities. I'm into it. I love it. 14-year-olds, don't need to go knocking on doors begging for candy. Four-year-olds do.

Nine-year-olds do. We all have different opinions. But if I were the newly created position of King Dingling of Halloween, I would say when you turn 13, you're done. But you're up to no good. Really? You're up to no good at age 13 trick-or-treating. You're just causing trouble. You're not trick-or-treating.

You're causing trouble. That's not true. Okay. Mostly, though, yes, it is. Your daughter's how old, Amy? She's 11, and I totally see her still wanting to trick-or-treat when she's 13 or 14 with her girlfriends. But she just came to America. So she's never getting Halloween before.

Right. And like what? Now she's only allowed to trick or treat like two more years. Or she goes to jail. Or she's in prison. Yeah. And then she's getting locked up. Like that she doesn't seem right. Well, you know, sometimes you have to learn the hard way. It's a Bobby Bones show. Amy, what happened to you? Well, I was just kind of asked in a judgmental tone why I didn't have my own babies. Wait. So, okay. But that's how it was phrased, my own babies. And I do feel like I have my own. children, but I know they were implying why I adopted kids from Haiti instead of getting

pregnant with my own babies. Wow, what a weird question. And I wonder, did they mean it rude? Well, it was a stranger, so I don't know their personality at all. I just did definitely question their delivery and just wanted to kind of put that out there to people that this can be a very sensitive subject for a lot of people. And you just probably should check your tone. I mean, you may not be able to empathize if you've never been through it,

but you can at least, like, try to find, like, a sympathetic tone instead of a more judgmental tone. Even if you really don't mean it, just check the tone. Yeah, maybe they didn't mean it. I hope so. It's hard for me to think that a human would say that on purpose. Like, where were you at the hospital with your dad? Yeah. And it was just a question that came up and I adopted two kids from Haiti.

And it was like, oh, so, like, why don't you have your own kids? Kind of like that. Okay, let me play devil's advocate a bit because I know that. that's, you're sensitive about that and you should be, I just think that I would say something stupid like that and later realize it and go, ooh, I wish I wouldn't have said it like that. Yeah. And that's why, I mean, I'm really honestly not trying to take offense and I get it, but we just need to be aware of like this, how someone, it could be, if it was, it's not fresh for me anymore. So it's fine. But for someone that may be really fresh, like, they could have taken a

pregnancy test that morning and they've been trying to get pregnant for three years. And you're like, well, why don't you have your own kids? And it's like, well, you know what? Been trying. It's not happening, biologically not working for me. So yeah, I decided to adopt kids. Like, what's the big deal? And they are mine and I feel like they are my own. But it was just awkward. So I was just, you know, throwing it out there trying to share with you

so that maybe we could share with other people to I worry sometimes that I say things wrong to you. Oh, I know that I've said something wrong to somebody regarding something. No, no. I mean, even about adoption because I'm always like, I know there's a right vernacular. And sometimes

I don't get it right. All I'm saying is, I bet you they didn't mean it how you took it, but you were right to feel the way you felt. And listen, I still want, your kids have been here since, what, December of last year? Mm-hmm. Yep. Where were they on the happiness scale when they got here? One to ten. Oh, man.

Okay, I feel like week one, it was probably ten. So excited, but a little overwhelmed. So there was some confusion. And then after things, you know, we got settled and the parties were over. and everything was like in place one weekend probably went down to like a two. Oh, wow, went that far down, huh? Did they get homesick? Mm-hmm.

It was pretty drastic. And it was, that was when I was going through a lot of it. And that's when it was painful for everybody. There was just a lot of hurts and a lot of confusion and a lot of, you know, not understanding what was really happening. So it was hard. And they were, they didn't know how to express themselves. So it was... Because of English, the language barrier.

Because of the language barrier. And also, they'd never been in this situation before. And I think you're young and you're trying to express, you know, your feelings and you don't know how to process. It's a lot. So for them, sometimes it would come out in sort of a mean, hurtful way. But some of that was them testing us as well at the same time. Do you think they trust you guys now? They're learning to.

That's for sure. And I think that's where we've seen them get more comfortable and open up. and, you know, allow us to love them unconditionally. And I hope that they're starting to get, like, a hint of what that means. Because I just know they just didn't have that that wasn't in their, there wasn't even a possibility for them. They didn't know. They've never felt that before.

They had felt abandonment. And we're trying to show them, you know, that we're not going to leave you. We're going to be here forever. Where are they now on the happiness scale? I would put them at a eight Wow really Yeah Where are you on the happiness scale

Eight at nine Ten I mean I wouldn't say I'm a ten We're still sorting through some stuff I'm ecstatic that they're here and they're my kids But like there's just I don't know Are you talking about just in relation to them or life in general Just in general Okay seven

Yeah because your dad's sick I don't go back down But your kids are getting better My kids are great They're getting better I'm just, I feel like I need to pull it together a little bit, but I don't want to not. I still, I think you're actually doing great. I, Amy and I were texting and like, I've said it, but I think you're my best friend.

And I've been so gone with every, like, doing this TV show and just being in California a lot. And I was like, hey, I don't want you to feel like, because I'm not reaching out all the time, you don't feel like I care. And so I just, I know you're going through a lot. Oh, well, I know that you have so much going on. And I haven't, I've been so confused as what's happening with my dad. It's like a roller coaster. Like, this is just not where we're supposed to be.

It's just not. I can't even believe it. I don't even know what's happening. And I'm just trying to take it day by day. And that's, that's all that I can do is just hopefully that we'll turn around. This has to turn around. If it doesn't turn around, I just don't even know. It's crazy that he was going in for like a two-week cancer surgery, like quick.

Not even. And it's been how long now? hospital three to five days um he had the surgery at the end of june july august of months sorry it's it's you know it's okay everybody has stuff you're right you're right about everybody has stuff and i'm aware of that i and so i just want to focus on things that i'm grateful for and thankful for and you know i'm thankful my dad he was still able to make he's still able to make jokes like sometimes they don't make sense, but he's making jokes, and I love that. And your dad thinks I'm dating my dancing partner?

Yeah. Yeah, he's really glad you found somebody. After watching y'all together, I think he just is assuming, y'all are together. A lot of people are. And after y'all got done performing, he goes, this makes me happy for him. Like, I'm really glad he finally found someone. Well, good for us, huh? Right?

Yeah. We're happy for you, dude. You know, Sharnah, my dancing with a star's partner did a bobbycast, And so you can hear her kind of talk about her story. And this is, I was like, hey, why do you think they paired us together? The show matches you up based off ability. Yes, you have quite a story to tell. But I have such a love for telling stories and especially people's stories.

And I think that's a huge part of it because I'm a nurture and they know I'm going to tell your story well. But I do think at the same time, in knowing I'm the only single girl on the cast, they always pair me up with someone in the hopes that maybe it will spark a little something. So that's just her talking honestly They put us together Because they want us to get together So yeah there's that And Amy's dad

Interesting Yeah My dad he knows what's up He knows what's up I guess Who knows You know who knows I mean he also He's at the hospital

He also thinks he's at a bus stop Half the time so I don't even want to laugh No I don't want to laugh No come on I need you to laugh Because it really is Well sometimes I think I'm at a bus stop too And I'm not

So I get it I get it I get it I mean sometimes you just got to find the, find the humor in the situation. Over to Amy for a slightly early morning corny. Morning corny. What kind of lettuce did they serve on the Titanic?

What kind of lettuce did they serve on the Titanic? Iceberg. Come on, that's a neat. That's a good one. That's strong. She came strong today. That was the morning corny. Time for the good news.

With Bobby. Tell me something good. Brace yourself for this one, my friends. Every once in a while, you get to tell me something good where you go, what? So this guy in Georgia, he's outside of his home. He drops his lighter right as someone starts to shoot bullets at his house. And as he drops his ladder to pick it up, bullets come crashing through his porch. Had he not bent over, he'd have been shot right in the head.

Wow. Is that where you're... That's the response I was looking for, yeah. Is that natural? Yeah, it was, but I just couldn't remember if I nailed the words exactly. He did, he was good. Yeah, and I don't even think they were shooting in his house. Like bullets, because he lived in a bad neighborhood,

and they were shooting at somebody else's house. But bullets came through. Had he not dropped his lighter, the bullet would hit him right in the head. Wow. Lucky. Good thing he smokes. No, he was trying to light a candle. No, he wasn't. He definitely wasn't.

Amy is not a crazy story? That might be one of the crazier stories we were ever told. Man. Like, Bix, just item to an endorsement deal. Oh, yeah, for sure. That's Tell Me Something Good right there. That's what it's all about. Well, kind of.

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It's an hour long in studio concert. With Luke Cohn. Ladies and gentlemen, let's do it again. Yes, yes, yes. Amy, in a sentence, what are we trying to do today with Joy Week? What's the goal? We are trying to choose joy for ourselves. That means everybody listening, do it for yourself first.

That way you can then spread that. joy and positivity to others. That's right. Big or small, whatever you can do to bring joy to someone else this week. This is the week to be intentional. I love that. I love intentional, super deliberate.

Just do something. Because it's not always easy, but Bobby's been saying too, Joy Week is also a good, it's a good time of year to just reset and remind yourself that, yeah, sometimes life throws you lemons, make lemonade. Or you just eats a peel.

I do. So that being said, let's cry. Here we go. We got Luke cones here. Luke. and it's full band in the studio live right now. Luke, this is your first Joy Week, but you were one of the first artists

that we reached out to and immediately were like, yeah, I'm in. So what made you want to come be a part of this? Obviously, it's a great cause. And, you know, my favorite thing in the world is playing music. Whether that be for nobody in my living room or for however many people are listening right now, I just love being able to help people

and play music at the same time. It doesn't get any better. that. How do you think you've built such a dedicated fan base? I think just that. Being dedicated to your fans is how you build a dedicated fan base. And so we use the Ticketmaster Verified program for

my shows to make sure that our fans are actually the ones getting the tickets and try to keep the scalpers out of the equation. But I think it's just that. You know, when I used to put songs out on YouTube a lot and kind of see that was kind of my way of judging what the fans liked

and what they wanted to hear. And so we did that with this deluxe album that came out recently. And, you know, songs like Beautiful, Crazy have taken off for us. And, you know, she got the best of me as an old fan favorite from when I was in college. So I think it really is just listening to your fans and hearing what they have to say. And catering to them in the best way possible is what we try to do every day. Luke, is here with this full band. All right, Luke, what are you going to play first?

Let's play. She got the best of me. Let's do that. I guess so because of licensing rules, we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore. But you can go to Bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision, but I just wanted to keep you up and we wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go to bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now.

And thank you for listening. And sorry about all the legal stuff. Luke, Combs is here for Joy Week. Luke, for those listening who have never had the chance to see you perform, what can people expect? to see at a Luke Combe show. Well, I tell you, I move around a lot more than people probably think that I do. You know, I'm a bigger guy, you know, three bills, three X type guy. But I can move around a little bit, you know.

You know, maybe I'll be on Dancing with the Stars. Bobby, I don't know. I don't think that I would make it very far, probably. I don't think they would probably even let me in the room with some of those folks. I think they'd be scared. If I fell, put a hole on the stage, I'll tell you that much. All right, I'll put in a good word. I know a guy.

We have our new neon Pimpin' Joy hoodies and T-shirts. 100% of the proceeds are going to our Pimp and Joy military fund. Amy, will you explain to our listeners how that money gets used? Okay, so just to give a few examples, Pimp and Joy funds have gone to help a wounded veteran get a track wheelchair. And we were also able to be a part of building a home for a disabled vet through building homes for heroes. So it all goes to help our veterans with their specific needs. And, I mean, it's just spreading joy to those that are sacrificing so much. to keep us safe.

Mommy bones. It's an hour long in studio concert. With Luke Combs. Joy week. Yeah, here we go again. We're just turning your radio on. You're lucky. Because Luke Combs is in studio.

We're back here with a bud Luke. I guess I want to talk about what's going on with you for a minute. You just got nominated for the CMA male vocalist of the year. How did you find out about the nomination? I was in a rim sleep, violently awoken by my girlfriend, shaking me. in the bed, and she was like, hey, did you hear the news? I'm like, well, I mean, I'm sleeping right now, so how would I have heard? No, but it was, it was awesome. And I was like, I had set my alarm to get up, and I'm a heavy sleeper, so I don't sometimes don't make it through my alarms. My alarm,

out-sleep them, out-lived my alarms, I would say. And so she woke me up and told me, and I accidentally called Lynn, who you can't see is actually in the room right now. And she was like, oh my God, and I was just picking my phone up off the desk and accidentally called her. And so she thought I was like ready to talk about the thing. And I was like, hold on. Like, give me a second. I don't even know what's going on here. You know, I was in my boxers, which is not the thing that you're going to want to see, by the way, if you happen to catch a glimpse of that.

But I was mid-sleep and it was the most crazy thing to, you know, it's still hard. to just imagine it, like just even being nominated for that, something that you watch growing up and something that you just think would be such an unattainable thing, I think, when you start doing this. And, yeah, I'm just very, very humbled to even be in the conversation. Well, we're proud of you, bud. I want to know what's the one thing you've got to have on the road with you at all times. That's a dip can.

I've become a very cranky guy if I don't have that. I need to quit. I'm going to quit. I promise you I'm going to quit, but that is the thing, unfortunately, right now that I have to have on the road. Amy's making a face right now. Amy, there's something you want to say? Have you ever Google imaged what your face might look like if you have to remove half of your jaw? Yeah, my girlfriend does that once a week. I did that to my husband when I found out he was dipping, but he was a pilot in the Air Force,

and most pilots, when they're doing long flights or something, they use it to stay awake. And I found some in his flight suit when I was doing laundry. and I had no idea he dipped. And I, Google Image stuff, and when he got home from work, I was like, let's have a little chat. That's weird because for me, it kind of makes me tired a little bit. Oh, really? If I'm driving, especially if I'm driving and I put a hammer in it, it makes me real tired. Oh, well, that's at least the excuse he gave me.

So maybe now you go, hey, listen. I have not found a can of dip since. All right, let's put the skull away, and let's get to some more music. Luke, you told us you were going to do it. cover medley. What do you got over there? Set this up for me. So this is a medley that we do every night on stage. I like to take some time to kind of let the guys do their thing. And we all just kind of get together and talk about songs that we enjoy. And the guys, the guys say the guys, you can't see them, obviously, because you're listening on the radio. But the guys here

are a lot smarter than I am, musically speaking, which I think they would all agree on. And so, we all figure out stuff that they can kind of mesh together well and we think is good for our fans and our set and this is what we came up with so without further ado the wildcards Luke Combs and the Wildcarts we gotta bring that back we do that we have to bring that back

this is the Wildcarts go ahead boys it is that killed that hey listen it's Joy Week on the Bobby Bone show we've got Luke Combs and his full band here our Pimp and Joy shirts are up at bobbybones.com 100% of the proceeds benefit going to the Pimpinjoi Veteran Fund, which we love and appreciate and respect our military so much and help people who come back after they've served our country. Bobby Bones.combe to go see that. Luke, can you hang out?

Luke, can you hang out? Yeah, sure, thank you. Bobby Bones. It's an hour long in studio concert. With Luke Combs. Joy week. Yes, that's what we're doing. We're celebrating joy.

Find the joy in you today. Do something good for somebody today. Because Luke Combs is a nice guy. He's doing something for us. just, Luke doesn't have anything to promote. Luke Combs is here. Been playing music with his band all hour long. Been racking up those plaques, number one album, platinum singles.

Do you have a place in your house that you just put in all your stuff? Yeah, right now it's in my guest room floor, just all stacked up because I don't have any where to put. I still live in an apartment, so there's not, just not, you know. It's very weird to go in your house and have just pictures of yourself everywhere, I think. So I'm waiting for maybe somewhere that's like maybe I'll get a man cave one day and I'll have all that stuff in there, you know, but I don't want like, I don't know. I guess I don't want my home to kind of feel like a shrine to myself, you know, because like it's me and my, it's like me and my girlfriend's home. You know what I mean?

So I want it to be like something that represents both of us and things that we're both proud of and not just something that kind of is like this, you know, kind of shrine to myself, I guess. What does she think about all your success? Like, you've blown up this last year. You know, it's interesting. It's a, it's an interesting, you know, thing to, like, be in a relationship with somebody love and be this person that's, like, perceived as, I think, someone that's, I don't know, like, fame is such a perceived thing to me that, like, when we're home, there's no, like, it's just like, we're just home together.

There is no, like, I'm this famous. Yeah, like it doesn't, that doesn't exist in our relationship, you know. So I think that's a really cool and really healthy thing. So she, like, she knocks me down off my peg more than anything, which is, I think, the best thing ever. And so, you know, she's great, but she's super proud, and I'm proud of her too. Luke, Comes is here with this full band. Luke, tell us about the next song.

This is a song about precipitation. The next two songs, actually, are songs. It's a very weather-themed segment we're having here. I know I had this really sad title on my phone called When It Raines It Pores and I sat down to write it with Ray and Jordan Walker and I said hey man you should stop being so sad all the time and I said all right well let's write a fun song and that's what we did and people seem to like it it's called When It Rains It Pores Hey guys so because of licensing roles we can't play anything with music on this IHeart Radio

channel or podcast anymore but you can go to Bobby Bones com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision, but I just wanted to keep you up, and we wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go to bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now, and thank you for listening to the show, and sorry about all the legal stuff. Luke Holmes is here. Come on. All right, Luke, I want to know.

What's the biggest splurge that you made recently? Oh, man, splurge. I'm trying to think. I bought a Chevelle a while ago, but that was in March or something. something but it was six i bought a 69 chel and that's like i mean it's totally stock it's not like really cool or anything what does that mean totally stock like it's all original it's just like just like just came that way yeah it's just total original yeah it's uh so i bought that i thought that was really my parents used to drive me to elementary school and it's old like really like when a chival

wasn't cool to have my parents were driving me to elementary school and a chival and so now it's like kind of cool to have one at least one that's nice or ours was all right rusted out and had like spare tires on it and stuff. So have you ridden around in it with your parents yet? I have. Yeah. I let my dad's driven in. My mom's driven it and stuff. So it was really cool.

It was really cool having that moment with them. But yeah, I thought that was kind of a cool ode. I don't know, to like my childhood and kind of a full circle kind of moment. Well, Luke, we've had you in your band here all hour long. One song left. What are you going to finish us out with? This is called Hurricane. Luke Combs.

Man, you know you're my dude. Thanks for coming in. Thanks for being a part of Joy Week. We appreciate that. Amy, is there anything that you want to ask Luke Combs before he goes? Okay, Luke, Joy Week is all about spreading positivity and choosing joy. So what's something you can tell our listeners about how you choose joy in your own life? Well, you know, first off, thanks for having me and thanks for asking me to be a part.

It was a big honor. And, you know, I try to be positive all the time in general. Sometimes I'm not. You know, I'm very guilty of that. But I would say, you know, I just. try to keep myself in check because we we live crazy lives the artists do and and and but I think sometimes we live in a bubble where we we think our I think my life is hard but when I really think about you know the people listen to the radio that are working 60 hours a week and and and trying to

feed their family it's like I I realize that I that I have it great and so that that that's what keeps me positive you know and I try to just and I try to just get up every day and be thankful for what I have and thankful for what I get to do. And with that, we will slap our hands together one final time for Luke Combs and his band. Thank you, Luke Combs. There he is. Come on. Awesome.

Hey, buddy. Good to see you, man. It's Joy Week. On the Bobby Bones show. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So shout out to this single mom, Quilla, Bo Hannan.

She has made it her mission to help boost little girls' confidence and show love. for kids battling cancer or other hair loss conditions by making them free wigs. She personally knows how it feels to be bullied for not having hair and how it can tarnish yourself of steam. And she doesn't want kids to have to go through that. It takes her 30 days to complete one wig. Wow. Yeah.

And she does it, huh? Yeah, and she's made over 1,200. Wow. I know. And she does it for free. I know. That's really cool and really thoughtful. That's so cool.

That's a good one. I mean, come on. That's what, they call her what? What do they call her? The wig fairy. Yeah. Oh, that's a good name. Yeah.

I was going to say that's what it's all about, but Amy stopped me, but she added something good to it. The wig fairy is definitely a good thing. All right, that's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bones. Let me. Hey.

Hey, so Monday night next week, I'll be dancing to you can't touch this. I'm dancing with the stars. Look at my heart. You can't touch this. Ring the bell. School's in, sucker. Man, this was my jam back in the day. I had the MC Hammer.

Please Hammer don't hurt them. I burned this tape up, man. We practiced yesterday for the first time. My legs are hurting. They're sore and they're injured a little bit. You can't touch. I haven't seen the wardrobe yet. My partner designs the wardrobe, does the dances.

She's like an artist. Like creative. What kind of does? dances this. Well, it can be whatever you want, but we're doing the cha-cha to it.

I don't, it doesn't mean anything to me. I don't know what that means. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You talk about the hand while you, talk about the show. Come on, it's going to be good, I think.

So it's me, Sharn and my dance partner, and we got to bring someone in. And I got to call the person that kind of got me into the show. There are a few people that I've been close with

in this show that have said, hey, do it or giving me advice. Drew Scott from Property Brothers, who texted me yesterday just to kind of check in and be like, hey, because him and I are very similar because he's goofy and really, he's super nice. And I was talking to, everybody knows who Drew Scott is in Party Brothers? Yeah. Yeah. Yes.

So him and I spent some time together just talking about it. And he was like, it's a lot because you have a real job. And he was shooting all this property brother stuff at the same time. And he said, you're going to be like me and it's just going to be nonstop work dance all the time. And you don't know how to dance. He's like, but you're going to love the process. And so I talked to him for a bit yesterday. Another one was Jana Kramer and then a bit Candace Cameron and Lindsay Sterling, who I was like,

hey, should I do this? And she was like, oh, yes, I loved it. So she's, I got to call her and be like, we be our trio partner. So it's me, Sharna and Lindsay Sterling, who is a crazy classical violin player, but she dances and jumps around. She's insanely good. And we're going to do, you can't touch this. That'll be next year. Look at my eyes, man.

You can't touch it. Yes, lunchbox. So now that you've been on Dancing with the Stars for a few weeks, I got a two-level question. Oh, two levels. Two levels. Go ahead. Have anybody slid into your DMs? No, and I looked.

I'll be honest. Really? Yes, Eddie, I went to my DMs and I opened them up and I just wanted to see if like anyone, what do you mean anyone? Listeners, I talk to me all the time. No, no, listeners, I'm talking like celebrities. Because celebrities watch the show and they're like, oh, I'd like to go. That's how celebs get in contact with each other as they slide into the DM. So I just wonder what's going on in your DM.

box. Other than our listeners, nobody's sliding anywhere. Really? Wow. Are you just not, are you missing them? No, Amy, I'm telling you. Are you scrolling far enough down? Like, you get a lot probably. I do, but I look, I was just like, because I try to read our listener messages. So I see everything. No. I'm not cool enough for people to be sliding into my DMs, I don't think. So no, no, like nobody, what are you asking? Like, somebody like famous? Yeah, like, celebs that watch the show and be like, man, I've never met that Bobby Bowles account. Let me see his Instagram. Oh, there it is. Mr. Bob Bowles. Let me slide into that D. Hey, dude, how you doing?

Nice dance. Would you like to dance with me one night to dinner or something like that? Zero. Nothing. Okay. What about the old girl that you've been, how do you say it? Cording. Huh?

The one that Eddie's bugging me about and wants me to give him a name of name. I still don't know. And he'll still hit me up. And it's not Haley Quoco or whatever name is. So most people still assume it's my dance partner. I think that's a solid guess. We spend a lot of time together. I haven't ruled her out yet.

And I'm just not letting people sniff in any direction at this point. And here's why. And people like, why don't you just reveal it? I feel like I'm comfortable revealing that I've been dating someone. Not even dating. I don't, Amy, what would you use with our terminology? I mean, I consider dating because you told me how many times y'all hung out, and I feel like that's dating. And we went and hung out again.

So how many times total? So how many? I didn't say how many. Okay. But. More than five? Have you got ice cream in the last week? I don't know.

Is that? no difference. Ask good questions. That is a question. More than five? Okay, you're dating. No, I'm asking, no, no, no. Ray said in your question.

More than five? Yeah, more than five. Yeah, you're dating. But I don't know that it's not like dating, dating. Oh, do you know if he's dating anybody else? I don't. Or he. No.

I don't know if he or she is. So it's just, can't. You guys stop. Have you been or thought about, would you consider going on a date with somebody else? or would you feel weird if you did? You guys are also just assuming it's someone where? California? Are you assuming that? Oh yeah.

It's got to be La La La Land. It could be somebody in Nashville. Yeah, I'm not assuming anything. Answer my question. I don't know. What was your question there? Perry Mason. Come on.

I said, Murder she wrote. This is how you know when you're feeling like you're dating dating someone is when you wouldn't consider going on a date with somebody else. I don't Or let me put it this way If you were To answer the question

Well I mean I'm just going to throw this out there Yes We're using old references that nobody gets it Unless you watch TV land 10 years ago Yes go ahead Amy Yeah Barry Mason and Matlock Okay if you were Let's say you did

Want to go on a date with somebody else Would you feel like you were doing something You shouldn't be doing And you should let them know No But I probably wouldn't I'd just like I date I probably wouldn't

It's just in a weird place But here's why I don't reveal it Because I don't She doesn't deserve to get Whatever happens when I go Hey I'm going out with somebody Release to the hounds Yes I love our listeners

And they are passionate And they help us do a lot of great things Correct And they also run over and follow everybody Which is great So I just want to chill out for a minute You know Okay

Go ahead And we got our promise ring No I'm not 11 You have the worst questions Lunchbox He wants to know if you've had ice cream in the last week. What kind of ice cream?

Did you ask her to the social? Have you met her family? Okay. It's a better. Good question. Yeah, you guys don't hate on me. If you're having to even think about this, you have. I'm just thinking so it looks like I'm thinking.

The only person who doesn't know who it is is Eddie, by the way. So why are you guys asking these dumb? Because I don't know these answers, Eddie. The questions I have asked have not been dumb. That's true. Either of I. I have a way about my question. questioning. You go with the superficial, then you hit him with the heart.

Have you watched Line King with her? What? Have you made plans for Thanksgiving with her? No. Whoa. Okay. That's still over a month away. Have you started planning your wedding? Can we expect?

You buy her a Christmas present. Go ahead. Can we expect a couple's costume on Halloween? No. I don't think so. That's a decent question. No, I know. All my questions are good.

Not true. No, absolutely not true. Has she seen the inside of your apartment in L.A.? I don't think I want to answer that one. Oh, I just don't want to answer that one. I got a winner-lunch one? No, no, I'm not saying yes or no to that one. I'm just not saying, I'm not.

The only person who figured it out was Morgan number two. I had to tell everybody else. Does she have a toothbrush at your apartment in Los Angeles? No. No. It's not that, guys. Has she ever cooked you breakfast? No. Slow and easy down the road I go. You know what I mean? No, that's not a dumb question.

That means they spent the night together. I get it. I get it with me. We're not stupid. Well, you guys looked at me like that was a dumb question, so. Are we done? So anyway, that wasn't even the point of it. Has she swam in your pool? Is that a metaphor?

I don't know what that means. Pashy rang the bell on the trolley. Wait, what I mean? No, no, no, no. I haven't even swamming the pool. It's full of leaves. You have a pool? Amy, I haven't been home but like three days in the past 80 months.

Oh, yeah, you have a pool at your house. I forgot. Okay, enough. Thank you, everybody for voting, really. Yes. That's the pool he was talking about. Eddie's upset. He can't go bits in the crowd again.

He wants to go back. I just feel like I add a lot to the crowd. When do we go back. Whenever you want, but like I think I paid for Eddie. So that's why I'm hinting again. Yeah, I paid for Eddie. Oh, I didn't know that. I didn't pay for Amy.

Yeah, that's fun. Amy's balling over here. I know. I do want to go again, though. Stats. Amad's coming. Oh, he is? I'm bringing a mod out this week.

My friend of mine. Oh, that's going to be awesome. Yeah. So, yeah. Anyway, are we done? Can we up this? Amad's going to be there for Can't Touch this? That's going to be fun.

Can't touch this. Oh, oh. Look at my eyes. Can't touch this. Eddie, you're the only one that doesn't know. Later in the clubhouse, give me your top three people who you think it could be. And then we're going to wrap this segment up.

Okay, well, I'll bring back Sharna in there because this last episode, you guys got really close to kissing. And I was like, oh, my gosh, it's going to happen. Wait, where do you put her at one, two or three? A two. Well, you get, okay, go in some order, though. Like three, two, one, two, three. Two, one, two, three.

Two, nine, 37. Okay, okay, so three. At number three, go ahead. I have someone that works in dancing with the stars, maybe backstage, like maybe a makeup person. Okay. Just so someone they. Yeah. What's her name?

Works behind the scenes. Okay. I don't know. Okay. That's number three. Okay. Okay. Two, your partner, Sharna.

Okay. And then number one. Here's the big one. Number one. Yeah, you think it could be? A big celebrity in Los Angeles. A big celebrity. That makes a lot of money.

That's my number one. Okay. There's number one. Yeah. Okay. So you don't have a name. just have that they're a celebrity. He has one name out of three people.

Sharna is all I have. So are you saying movie star or like TV star? No, no, no, movie star. Okay. You're an idiot. Like maybe Kate Beckinsale, movie star. And how would I land her? What do you mean?

You're on Dancing with the Stars. You're a national television. You've run into her before. Yeah, and I was like, oh. You're hanging around all these studios, man. No, I'm not. Eddie, I'm doing nothing. Oh, okay.

I'm doing, you've seen what I do. That's nothing except dance and work. Appointment, dance. Yes. Yeah, radio. People are going crazy over the A Star Is Born soundtrack. I still want to see the movie. I'm totally sold by the hype.

I don't know if I would have cared, but the hype has made me care. And I have friends that have seen it and they say it's fantastic. And I don't know if they're swallowed by the hype. But now I just got to see it, you know? So here's a song from A Star is Born called Shallow. Lady Gaga, huh? A lot of my songwriter friends wrote these songs. That's so cool.

Yeah. And Bradley Cooper based his character off of Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Really? Uh-huh. Didn't know that. Yeah, he did. Wow. Okay, so what I'll do is I'll give you a song, you tell me the movie it's from, okay?

Got it? All right. Songs made famous by movies. Amy, you're first. Ready? Ready. Don't you forget about me from Simple Minds. Think about it?

Don't, don't, don't you. What movie? It was just used in, made it famous. All right, Amy, go ahead. Breakfast at Tiffany's? Ooh, so close. It's breakfast club. Yeah.

That's what I meant. If you only got points over what you meant. They're in the library. Lunchbox, are you ready? Yeah, I'm ready. What movie? I will always love you by Whitney Houston. All right, go ahead.

One of the greatest actors of all time, Kevin Costner, the bodyguard. There he is. There he is. Amy, ready. Lose yourself from Eminem. What movie's that? Eight Mile. Yep.

All right, lunchbox? Yeah. To take the lead. What movie? Rascal Flats. Life is a Highway. You ever heard this song? Yeah, I've heard this.

It was never put out as a radio. single. But this movie made it so big it's a big song for them. That's in a movie. It has to be Toy Story. Oh, close. Cars. So close. You can't steal. The first time maybe I ever hung out, we went and

watch cars together. Really? Yeah. Who paid? Me, I'm sure. Do you share a popcorn? No. I don't think... One drink or two? Here we go again. It's wrong with this guy. It wasn't a date. I was dating my now husband. Did she get in your space? ship and ride it to the moon.

Did you guys share Twizzlers? No, I don't need Twizzlers. Maybe I did then. Okay, ready. Yeah, we probably did. We didn't eat that great back then. Yeah, you're probably right. All right, here we go.

What movies is from? Old Time Rock and Roll. Bob Seeger. Come on. I'm picturing Tom Cruise or something. Yeah, together. So everybody's a cocktail. Excuse me?

Cocktail What's that? Cocktail What? What? What? No, I'm sorry. You're close.

It's a risky business. Oh, that's when he comes out in the t-shirt and no pants. Lunchbox, last one. Oh, yeah, I'm ready to nail this. For the win. Oh, yeah, go ahead. Hit it with me. Independent women.

Oh, yeah. Destiny's Child. Oh, he's standing up. Movies at From Lunchbox for the win. Are you ready? Yeah. Mulan Rouge Is that right?

No Even in the song They talk about Charlie's Angel Charlie how your angels Get down like that Charlie you know you get down like that Charlie how your angels get down like that It might have been in Moulon Rouge also

Oh yeah Yeah my one check that soundtrack Okay We got a tie here today folks But we did have fun right Yeah Yeah we did have fun That's what it's all about

It's a Bobby Bones show. Our audio producer Raimundo just registered to vote. Look at this guy right here. Honestly, it's been a long, long time, and I don't even think I'd done it since college. And even then, I just did it for extra credit. And I don't think I actually voted. I only registered to vote, which is terrible. I'm an American.

I'm a citizen. There's people overseas fighting for that right to vote. And I just never did it. I was lazy all the time. But are you going to vote now? I'm going to vote. Come on. I'll be voting.

Taylor Swift, get you or what? Oh, no. It wasn't that. No, it was my girlfriend. She was getting on me. She's like, I'm just appalled that you've made these bets on presidents. You're like, your parents are huge into politics and voting. You did bet on Donald Trump to win. And I didn't even vote for the guy. Like, that's a better and you have a chance to kind of hedge your, that's dumb. I'm just dumb. But yeah, I'm finally voting. Like, come on, look at this guy. How old are you? 33. It took a couple years. Yeah. It did. He registered to vote for extra credit. Then didn't even vote. What was that college? Yeah, they gave us five bonus points easily, I think, when you did it. Yeah, good. Everybody votes, right? Yeah. Everybody votes?

Oh, I rock the vote. What was saying? Except for the last presidential election, my husband and I were both in Haiti. My husband voted because he did early voting, but I didn't. And then I was like, ooh, I'm in Haiti, but missed it. You'll get it this time. Well, we had to go there and live there for like two weeks to try to get our kids, and I definitely just missed it. A new survey found the average American experiences two boosts in.

confidence in a day. We're at our most confident around 1230 in the afternoon. We feel the best. And they have a whole list here of things that make you feel better. Number one's a new haircut. When you get a new haircut, you feel good. That's the number one thing you can boost your confidence. Number two is, Amy, wearing a new outfit. Did I do it for you? Yeah, totally. If I like get dressed up, feels good. And number three, and we're going to jump into this a little bit. Number three is hearing your favorite song on one of your favorite songs. Okay? So around the room, what song do you hear? and it makes you go, oh, that kind of puts me in a better mood.

Amy, what's your song? Right now, it's my favorite song still, and it has been for a while, and I still turn it up, and it's Old Dominion Hotel Key. Yeah, that's a good one. That's a good one. Lunchbox? Oh, man, this one's a good one. Extreme, more than words.

Interesting. That's an interesting pick. Yeah. Yeah, you want to know why? Because I love this song, and I know it. This is a fabulous song, and it takes me back, because every night on 6th Street, I would end the night at Soho the bar, and this was the last song they

played, and so it brings back such good memories. That's cool. And you look at, okay, it's go time, it's now or never, which chick you find it? Oh. Huh. This. Then you wouldn't have to say

that you love me because I... Yeah, look at that. Black and white video. Oh, that one? So good. Just him and the guitarist. Ah, so good. Takes your back, man. Do you know anything about them in the song or just? Don't know anything about them.

Didn't know if it was a group band. One guy, I have no idea. Don't know anything about them. Just it was go time to find a girl. It was go time at Soho. Our video producer, Eddie, Eddie, what's your feel good song? Oh, Better Man by Pearl Jam? And you say confidence.

For real, I was trying to break up with my girlfriend one time when I was dating her like in high school. And I heard this song on the radio and I was like, I'm going to do it. And I broke up with it that day. I did. It gave me confidence. Listen to that.

Can you find a bit of men Vitology album? Yes, yes. Good. Morgan number two, who's 25 years old, what is your confidence song? And you hear it, it makes you feel good. Don't Stop Believe in Journey.

Why that song? It just makes me feel happy. I hear it, and I'm like, this song, I can't not smile when hearing that song. Funny how it's classic rock for her. When were you born? 1993. This song probably came out in the 70s.

Yeah. Let's go to one. Tough one for me. what that meant. I just listed a bunch of songs. If I have to... So do you have one? Well, yeah, I just, I didn't know. I made a list. Oh.

It's 10 songs. Here you go. Three. But I have this Keith Urban song. I love you'll think of me. I hear this. I'm just like... I love sad songs. Like, sad songs make me feel happy for some reason. So I love this one, and I love White Strives. This one gets me fired up.

You know what I listen to before I dance every time is Cinderella Man from Eminem? Really? Yeah, because it's like, he's not supposed to be here. He's freaking Cinderella man. He's a guy from trailer park. Like, he only gets one shot. He can't catch lightning in the bottle. That's fire to water coming out the nozzle on the fire hose,

ride and swatter. I listen to this song, like before I do anything big. So you listen to this every time before you dance? That's cool. Every time. Every time. Every time. Every time.

Every time. To freeze the clock. Take the hands of time and cuff him. Cinderella man. Cinderella man. It's like a dude that shouldn't be there. And he is So yeah, like,

She's a storm coming at the weather Man couldn't predict I start to park You better flee Cause I get ticked It's a rap I was down When I was down

I was kicked I got a I back to punch you to the ground You drink So yeah Cinderella You know Cinderella Like she's just the poor maid

Or whatever And she gets to go to the ball That's what it is And like Cinderella You ever see that movie That's a great movie That's a movie Yeah

That's what I feel like I am Cinderella girl No man Oh my bad My bad my bad Yeah that's good Huh? You got that?

You got a pile coming up, Amy? Got some good stuff in the pile? Yeah, got some good stuff. All right. Amy's going to do the news coming up in a second. And don't forget our Pimp and Joy shirts at Bobby Bones.com. If you buy one, hopefully you'll spread a positive message. Two, we don't keep the money. Three, it goes to help our military when they come back from being deployed overseas if they have physical injuries or mental injury.

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Yeah, homes. Let me think about this. Two most visited. They have to be people that are huge to America, meaning like the reason America exists, right? So I'm going to go the Kardashians. Excuse me? Oh.

I was going to say, I think you've been to both. Oh, yeah. So lunchbox's house and Amy's house. I mean, I don't know. Like, I see where you're going because now you went, you're thinking like drive by to visit a celebrity's house like the Kardashians. But you can actually like go to these places. Hmm. Okay.

I'm going to go with the White House. Yeah. Boom! Okay. That's one. Okay. Is the other one? Is it historical?

The other one? Yeah. And I'm pretty sure you've been and I want to go. Full house house. Oh, nice. Yeah. I've been there. The other house

It's part of history A history that you would appreciate and love I don't know Amy You know it Yeah yeah you ain't number Hounderaceland I'd never been to Graceland I'd never been

Oh yeah he hasn't been No and I want to go so bad Yeah no I never been to Graceland Eddie's been I've been I love it Yeah I want to go again soon so Dude let's go Let's book a trip Yeah

I wish I would do Elvis night I'd answer Oh I'd go with Abby Yeah So it's the White House and Graceland Yeah Graceland?

Graceland? Graceland. Okay, cool. What else? So, if you're a fan of Double Stuff Oreos, well, then get ready for this, because, I mean, double stuff I love way better than regular. But now Oreos is launching a new cookie called Most Stuff. And it looks to have double the cream as double stuff.

So it's double the double. So it's quadruple stuff. Yeah. And they don't have a release date yet. They just said, coming soon. But when I saw it, I sent it about three. three of my friends that I know are obsessed with Oreos too, like double stuffed. And I'm like, well, we're about to get our most stuff.

Because I'll even take, if I'm going to have Oreo, I'll go all out. I'll even take a double stuffed apart and sandwich it together with another one to get me some more stuff. Wow. Interesting. And did you know stuff only has one F? No. Yeah.

Oreo, if you ever look at the packaging, it's STUF. I don't know why Oreo did that. I can't figure out why we as Americans are getting. fatter, though. I just can't. I can't figure it out. Yeah. Like, I'm over here. Amy, who is the third president of the United States? Washington Adams. But you know stuff, it's spelled one out. Like, that's my point. That's all my point. All right, Amy, what else you got?

Then skipped another one, then Adams again. Go ahead. So, since we're talking about food real quick, this will not make us fat because I don't think anybody's going to be eating this, but they're coming out with Christmas tree flavored potato chips. And they are described to have a... Who wants to eat a Christmas tree? Well, I love a good Christmas tree scented candle. Okay, but I like to smell gasoline. I don't want to eat it.

Well, I mean, I love that piney-woodsy smell, and that's exactly what they say that these potato chips will have, or they do have, a piney-woodsy taste made with pine-salt seasoning. Well, it's hard to eat a smell. Like, that's where my brain's not going. but it's October what is it October 10th yeah okay so I think in like 16 or 17 days the Hallmark channel is going to start airing their Christmas movies

what up Amy gets excited about the weirdness spirit Quadruple stuff Oreos and Hallmark movies Oh America Christmas Yeah Hallmark Christmas movies There you go Amy is that it? Okay yeah I'm Amy That's my pile A good pile

That was Amy's pile of stories The Bobby Bones Show Thank you for hanging tonight I have a cool event for musicians on call A lot of us are going Yeah I'm very involved And they're kind enough to give me an award

But even kinder are the people That are going to come play Because I was like, hey, would you mind And Thomas Rett's going to come play Oh, that's cool Yeah, Chris Jansen's going to come play So, you know, it's always nice When your friends, I don't know

I'm grateful those guys are my buddies And we'll come out So I'm doing that tonight And I've dance practice for like 80, 800 hours 80-100? Wow. I had one single day off in four and a half weeks. My legs are fatigued. Not even one day off. And I'm not complaining. It's just my legs are. My head's like, let's rock, baby. My legs are like, oh, come on. Give me a little break here. How are your feet feeling from last week? Just dive holes in them from, I was barefoot for a week. That's me. Amy, what's up for you? Nothing just hanging out with my dad in Austin. Sad that I can't be there for your event tonight. Definitely wanted to be there. It's going to be cool. Yeah, it will be cool. We're thinking about you. I'll be out on the pitch, scoring goals.

Coed soccer tonight. Yeah, he's still into that? Yeah, still into it, absolutely. Does the baby come to watch you? Baby hadn't been to watch yet. Maybe tonight's the night. Maybe he gets out there. He needs to see me out on the field so he can be inspired.

And think about that. That's a good point. We will see you tomorrow. I don't know why you guys are laughing. We're not. We love it. We'll see it tomorrow. Thank you so much.

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