The Bobby Bones Show - Lunchbox & Amy Review Bobby's GMA Appearance + Garth Brooks Stops By For World Premiere Of His New Song + Dan+Shay In Studio

Episode Date: June 19, 2018

Bobby was on Good Morning America yesterday, so Lunchbox and Amy share their thoughts on his interview with Michael Strahan. Garth Brooks stops by to talk about his new single "All Day Long." Also, Dan+Shay stop by to talk about their new album that drops Friday! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and I'm not in my normal chair so everybody looks at Raymond is that how this happens whenever I'm talking? Correct. So Raymond they're looking at you when I'm talking right now? Yeah, that's kind of awkward. They look at me thinking that I'm you. Well, I mean, I do sit there 90% of the time.

Who's eating? No one. His headphones fell off. He stepped on the cord and made a noise. That's all. No one's eating. It sounds like someone was eating the apple right in the middle. I mean, I know the show's over, but, uh,

Yeah, so we did a big show today for me, I guess big day. I'm in New York promoting my second book, and so that's out. Amy's on flying up here in a little bit, right? Yep. And then we get into a big heated discussion about that later on. I mean, that's a whole thing. I didn't even know it was going to be a thing, but it was a thing. Well, I think what happens is Lunchbox and Eddie see you working hard to create your own career,

and they sometimes get a little jealous. I wouldn't put it like that. I would just like to know what the meetings are about, but we don't say. So we're so secretive that it's like, hmm, what are they plotting without us? It's none of your business if she's doing client meetings. I don't know. Well, if she's trying to leave the show, it's my business. It's actually not, though, really.

So now I'm trying to leave the show. I don't know. Maybe you and Bobby are trying to break off. How are we supposed to know? You two are going to be in New York having these meetings. Listen, there's no breaking off. If there was Amy not breaking off, everybody else would just get fired. We'd stay the same place.

We don't have to break off. That stuff doesn't happen overnight. It happens with like starts a little meeting. Exactly. Eddie, that's what I'm trying to say. Do we think we'd be vocal about it? Do you think we'd be saying Amy's coming up for me? It wasn't even a thing.

Amy's just coming up to join me in the studio for tomorrow's show. Yeah. It was more about like looking at the calendar and doing it at, like why not do it at a time that Bobby's already there? Because then it makes sense. Yeah, well, I'd like to be in those same sales meetings. They need to sell me a little bit. Yeah, I don't know who arranged that part. I'm just saying.

Here's the thing about lunchbox. He always has these business ideas, but he never, ever reacts on anything. Never does anything himself. So then he gets mad when people don't go, hey, come do more. Right, but these salespeople, they're setting up a sales meeting for Amy, so let's set one up for me. I think it was set up because they knew I was already coming for other stuff. So it was like, hey, while she's here, let's snag her. Yeah, well, anyway, that's happening today.

Okay, I'm getting weird looks. Okay. By the room. Really? I mean, I wouldn't call those weird looks. They're just called daggers. piercing daggers Luckily for me

I'm sitting up here in New York Why? Listen, I'm a team player So while I'm there I'll be like man Eddie and Lunchbox really wish they could be here And just FYI Lunchbox is about to be a dad

Eddie's a great dad of two Like I can start Well the dad endorsements are a thing too But now they're like Who do we go to Eddie or Lunchbox Oh no they're going to make us fight now Lunchbox No no no no I'm just saying Because Eddie has two kids

Eddie's been a dad for a long time Yeah, a veteran dad. Yes, and lunchbox isn't a dad yet, and so it's, you know, which one fits better. Oh, Bobby, wait until you have a kid. Oh, we're done. We'll just go home. Yeah, I do need some dad endorsements, though. I mean, divers are expensive.

I need a daycare. I need it all. But what would you endorse that you know so much about or that you use? That's what I'm saying. A daycare would be great. No, no, no, to talk about. What would you endorse? That's what you're saying a daycare.

That's what I just said. I mean, that's not, that's not how it works. Like, I need to get into a daycare so then I can get them. That's what I'm saying. Like, I can get them as a client because, man. There's certain, like, swaddle things or car seats or brands. Strollers. I mean, I've been trying them all out.

Now you're just naming things. Okay. That's the deal. I'm going to pop out here pretty quickly. Anything you want to say, Amy? Oh, man. For one, super proud of you. Big day for you.

book day. Yeah, I hope you kind of like it. And I, how are you feeling about it finally being Terrible? Really? Of course. I saw your note that you put on Instagram. I think it was like yesterday, I don't know.

Or maybe it was, I don't know if it was Sunday or Monday. But you wrote something that you were like, your confidence level was pretty low. You're like, I'm sitting low like right now where I usually sit. And I'm like, oh my goodness. Like I, if I knew that was the case, like, I would be encouraging you more. But I don't need anybody wax in my butt. But I had to learn that on your. Instagram.

Who's waxing your butt. Don't want to be it. I'm not going to wax your butt. Where I get frustrated. Is that why Amy's going to New York? Okay. You see? You're trying to make too.

Yes. To wax it. Let Eddie do the witty stuff. Thank you, lunchbox. Okay. So I forgot my point. I know it. I know it.

I was bringing up that I saw you wrote you were sitting pretty low on the confidence level. I have no confidence whenever I put something out. I just don't. I never think it's going to work. I'm always surprised when it does. The first book I thought, this is going to be a disaster.

It did pretty well. The second book, I don't think it's for everyone. I think it's for some people. And yeah, just, you know, and then I have people that I go, they're like, oh, I read the book. And I was like, cool. And then I want to be like, what do you think? Because then there's a weird pressure for them to say something.

And then they're like, yeah, how about that? I think the book's going to do pretty good. I'm like, yeah, but you're not telling me what you think. And so people just aren't honest with me. So I do they have nothing or full honesty, but not in the middle. like in purgatory land. I did, random thought about your book.

I did find Indirotic's biggest failure really interesting. Yeah, I know. Like the perspective he had on it and how people, like the shift of how he was treated as a tennis player. I was interesting.

I thought the governor of Arkansas Aza Hutchison was pretty interesting. I haven't read his yet. Yeah, because, dude, I mean, I just wanted everybody to write their biggest failures. And I know it's also not the most positive book, but it's not supposed to be uplifting. It's supposed to be just practical advice.

No, for me, I think that that's what's cool. I think what people will find interesting is looking up to people that you think just kind of have like the best life. Okay, so since we just talked about Andy Brooklyn, Decker has hers, and I'm like, oh my gosh, I just look at her and think she's so awesome, like great personality, beautiful, talented. Like, she doesn't have any issues of that.

But I don't want to give anything away, but you read hers and you're like, oh, like, yeah, they're just like us. They are, they are close. Yeah, I mean, except for she's like a supermodel. I don't look at them and say they're anything like me. I mean, I know that we're not the same, but I mean, there's... We are the same, but really, we are the same.

Yeah. We all have the same feelings and same insecurities. Insecurities, that's a good word, yeah. We don't understand what other things that other people have, how they really got them. We go, oh, man, this is unfair what we're saying right now, as a matter of fact. we don't know all of the work and I've been around Andy Rodic enough to see he would try

he would practice for six, seven hours a day but you go oh he's different than us no I mean actually I saw him work work for six seven hours a day to be as good as he was but yeah people go look at Bobby's different than me actually man I don't have a life because all I do is work

because I'm grinding it hard but anyway books out today I don't even want to talk about this anymore okay sorry I don't even no it's not that don't be sorry I'm not sorry It's just a weird place for me I'm just in a weird place right now

I don't want to talk about on the air so much But I feel like I This is podcast I know but it's just in general Like I'm not here to I'm just trying to get through it You know I hope people find something in it

They can take and help their life And if not that's okay too All I can do is try And fail until I don't You know what I mean? Thank you No I'm being serious I leave the joke steady.

That's not a joke. He's being serious. I was being serious. It's okay to put yourself out there. What happens if you bomb out? Nobody really cares. That's the thing. Nobody really cares if you totally bomb on your face because nobody's paying attention

to you. Everybody's watching themselves. Think about the last time you saw somebody butcher a speech, like a public speaking speech. You probably went, man, this dude kind of sucks. But then like three minutes later, you didn't even think about it again. Oh, yeah. But that person that messed up, they're thinking about it for days and days. No, for months and years.

Yeah. One of the parts of the book is, like, why beat yourself up more than anybody else was going to do? Because they moved on, just like you move on with other things. Anyway, that's it. So that's what I got to do to myself. I'm taking my own advice. That's why the first chapter I wanted to show that I was still learning. Oh, yeah, the first chapter.

That's already out there. I mean, people know what it is. Yeah, because I wanted to be like, hey, I'm not just yelling this stuff. Like, I'm actually still learning as I'm teaching. So, whatever. I'm done. Time now for, I have to go anyway. Go ahead?

Well, now that it's out, can we get that update? Maybe this week, or I don't know at some point about your dad? Nope. Okay. I don't know. Yeah, probably. Probably like a couple weeks. Okay, a couple weeks.

Whenever I come back and get off a book tour, then yes. Okay, cool. Because this week I'm doing a lot, and then next week I'm on the road a lot. But then after that, oh, then we have to go on vacation, and I got nowhere to go and nobody to go with. Hmm. Waw-Wong. You're more than welcome to come with us to Colorado. Yeah, you can come with us, too.

Yeah, I love that, by the way. Hitching along. That's my thing. I love being the ninth wheel. Are you going to stay in Austin a little bit, which I'll see you in Austin next week. I'm just kidding. I have no idea. I'm doing weeks of book tour and then I'm just off. So I'll probably just go home for a couple days and actually take some nice rest.

Okay. You know what I mean? Yeah. Any of the lunchbox you'd like to say? No, man, I'm good. Eddie? Yeah, man. Have fun in the big city.

Are you able to go tour at all? go see the statue of liberty. The last thing I want to do is go tour anything. Okay. Get a picture in Times Square, man. Okay, man. Amy, just tell me what time you're going to face-time me into that sales meeting. I'll be ready.

Okay, I will. No, you won't. Don't say that. Amy, don't say that because you're going to, you're lying. No, I, Bobby. You have proactively. I will 100% FaceTime him if he wants to. And do what?

Like, what would you do? Hey, I'll just sit in and be like, hey, guys, I'm here too. If you guys want to talk about some sales stuff. Okay, I can't wait. I'm going to do that. Oh, my goodness. 100% doing it. Amy, you don't have to do that. Amy, don't do it because it's going to look bad on you.

It's going to be in his underwear, taking a nap. You're like, huh? All right. Hey, hey, what's up? Maybe I'll be in a suit. Yes. Business on top, party on the bottom. Be in a suit, dude. That'd be awesome. Okay, lunchbox. I'm face-timing you.

Just let me know what time. I hope you answer. Okay. All right, we're going. Thank you. Hey, listen, all seriously, thank you for listening to the show. Thanks for supporting all of us and like the Pima Joy stuff, even nutty things like my book. And we appreciate it. So we don't take that for granted one single bit. That is all. And the show starts now and away.

We go. Hope that your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby bones. Welcome to the show. Morning studio. Morning. Hey. Hey.

So a long time ago, we were sitting in the studio and we were complaining about how we don't have good equipment, old equipment. Like, I'm using the same. technology and equipment that the morning show, two morning shows I go did in the 90s. I think Elvis was ran through this board. Yes, he did. So, yeah, it's a deal. And I was complaining, and our chairs heard our backs. And so we did a lot of fundraiser for us.

This is years ago. And we said, hey, would any country artists like to buy us chairs? And so lunchbox got a chair from Carrie Underwood. Yeah, Cherry Underwood, great. She's amazing. Eddie got a chair from Tim McGrawl. Yeah, Chair McGratham. And they would just send these chairs up.

We asked, we said, would you please give us a chair? I got a chair from Garth Brooks. It's awesome chairs. This is fight, grind, repeat on it, like my book. And then Amy got a chair from Dirk's Bentley. Rolling in my Bentley. And the weird thing about Dirk's chair was he put his face on the chair butt part, so she sits down right on his face.

Every morning. Yeah. So every morning she puts her butt right on his face. And when other artists come in, it's like they think that I made this chair or I bought it or something, and I'm like, to clarify, Dirk's did this. Dirk Spentley made the chair, put his face on the seat, so Amy would sit on his, that's weird, on Dirk's face. Yes. And so, funny, we've all got a good laugh.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But Dirk says come back because he kind of feels weird about it. And what does he said? Well, I mean, he said, I don't know if you need an updated picture because now I have, like, this beard. Oh, my goodness. So he wants to replace his old face with a new face. Well, I mean, he asked him. I thought he was going to say.

I'm going to get you a new chair. No, no, we all do. Just a new updated picture. I love it. You know, you just kind of rip that one off and staple the new fabric on. So he's like, you know, we can update that, you know, as his look changes. And I'm like, okay. I think, I mean.

Well, which dirks do you like bearded dirks or do you like dirks or sitting on? This dirks is fine. This dirks is fine. Yeah, it's fine. It might tickle your bone a little more if he has beer, you know what I mean? I'm a little bit steady. Still a little bit rolling That's what happened

We were talking about this morning Before we came on the air Yeah The things we have to worry about at our job So did I update the dirks that I said Big Day for me today My book is out today How about that?

Yeah I know The lines are wrapped All the way around the building Oh really? Which building? Nah, no buildings I just say that

All the bookstores out there It's like Harry Potter 7th Hey say it see it see it be it That's right Say it's see it be it Anyway my book's out today I'm sure we'll talk about that a bit. I'll try not to make you vomit with it. But yeah, hopefully you get it.

That's funny. It's funny. Because you've almost made his vomit. I know. I know. I'm kidding, Bob. No one's more self-aware than this guy. So yeah, here we go. Today's show starts now. Get your Bobby Bones on. We've been talking about it for about a week. And now it's time for the world premiere of the brand new song from Garth Brooks. He'll be in later to talk about this song. But right now, the first time from Garth Brooks. His song, all day long, brand new here on the Bobby Bone Show. I do think you're going to like this one. Somebody got to feed that jukebox.

Somebody got a drink out of bed. Recognizing people, doing cool things. It's ICU. The saltwater brewery based in Florida has created a solution to solve plastic from their products. Because what happens is, you know how the six-pack things have the circles on them, and they go out and they get on. Yes, and they can get on next. Yes. And sea urchins next.

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And if I know Lunchbox, he does like the environment, he would drink all the beer and then eat it himself. That's what I think would happen. He'd be like, I don't want this to get out there. I'll just eat it too. I don't have to store of my car. There you come. I can just eat it. That's the good stuff.

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Tons of rain in Texas. Watch out for that. Most of the country. It's going to be in the 80s and 90s today. And finally, Bones book is out. fail until you don't fight grind, repeat, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, books a million, get yours today.

On the Bobby Bones show now. Alan Stone. I'm a big Alan Stone fan. I was playing some of his music last week. And he was on American Idol too with me this year. So he came in and mentored a couple of singers and played with him. And he's in studio now. Alan, how are you, bud?

Good. How are you doing, Bobby? I'm good. Now, the thing about Alan is I was a fan of your music and then I was watching Idol. I didn't know they didn't bring you into American Idol to begin with. You actually filled in for Tony Braxton last minute. Is that right? Well, I'm not positive how it all came to be.

They called me to mentor Dennis, and then when I was in there, I think Tony got sick. Oh, that's what it was. And they asked me to do the second one. Yeah. Okay, so you were already coming in, and they said, hey, man, can you double duty real quick? I think that's how it happened. Yeah, I might have got the call prior to Tony getting sick, But I'm not sure.

I mean, I was just thrilled to be there. His name's Alan Stone. Like, look them up. You're going to hear him play in a second, too. You'll see why I'm such a big fan. And so you're from a small town in Washington, right? Yeah, a little town called Chihuila. What's that like?

Oh, I mean, you'd barely know if you went there. It's blinking you through it, kind of town, one stoplight, a grocery store. But a good community, man. Good community of folk. We live right at the base of a ski hill, about a five-chair hill that is kind of of the reason why the town exists. A little bit of logging community there. Used to be some plants from the industries pretty much left that little town. That's cool. Good people, man. I got no ill will towards Chihuahua, Washington. Man, I love that place.

Are they proud of you back home? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, for sure. I would think that they would. I haven't gone on petition like door-to-door asking each human being if they're stoked about who. what I've done with my life, but I think, yeah, they're very kind when I see people. His name is Alan Stone. He has a guitar with him. I really want you to hear him sing, because that's how I became a fan. I didn't even know what it looked like. Man, this guy's really good. I started listening to his music.

I looked them up. I did the Google images where you hit all the pictures at once. Yeah. And so Alan has real long, blonde hair. Is that natural? That that wavy blonde hair? Yeah. Be a pretty incredible weave, though, right? Yeah. Put some carlers in there, weave it up. That would be so much work, but no, this is real, yeah. Alan Stone. What song are you going to play for us, Alan? I'm going to play a song called UnaWare. I love this song here we is.

Alan Stone in studio playing UnaWare. All right, here we go, Alan. Thank you, Bobby. Hey, guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this IHartRadio channel or podcast anymore. But you can go to BobbyBones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision. But I just wanted to keep you up, and we wanted to keep up as much as possible.

So go to BobbyBones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now and thank you for listening to the show and sorry about all the legal stuff this guy right here. Alan Stone how much you take any vocal lessons? I have a couple times yeah but just listen to records man that was my

thing really just to do that you gotta suck everything up from the lower like your from your waist down just pull it up as fast as you possibly can right before you try to hit those notes yeah over and over again huh? Alan Stone.

Hey, let me say this. He's going on tour in a lot of the cities at our shows on, Sacramento, at Ace of Spades. I played there myself a couple times. Charleston, South Carolina, Nashville, a Canary Ballroom, in Norfolk, Virginia, D.C., the 930 Club, Boston. You're playing pretty much our circuit, dude, is where all we are. I love it. Perfect. St. Louis, at the Delmer.

So check out Allen Stone. Man, I'm such a big fan. I'm really glad you came in. Hopefully we can get a few people back on to you that weren't on to you already, my friend. Bobby, I appreciate. your time so much, man. Thanks so much for having me. That means Alan Stone. Glad your hands for Alan Stone here. Hey, Alan, good to see you, but we'll see you soon.

All right. Take care, brother. All right, see you, buddy. Bobby Bones. Hey, so, you know a lot of times, Amy, you'll be talking to a friend and you'll go, run, force, run. Yeah, it happens. Yeah, it's just used in our common vernacular. So I'll give you a saying from a movie, but it's something we say all the time. You just have to tell me about a movie it's from.

Oh, okay. That's fun. Okay, so to my left is Amy, to my right is lunchbox, and way. over to my right is our video producer Eddie. Hey, everybody. Hey, hey. All right. Amy, you're up first.

Hey. Houston, we have a problem. What movie is that from now? People say it all the time. Oh, man. It's from a movie? I thought it was from, like, Neil Armstrong. Okay, okay, okay.

Okay. Armageddon? No, I'm sorry. It's incorrect. What? What is it? Oh, is it tune in Tokyo? It's Apollo 13, and I don't even know what you just said.

What is Tune in Tokyo? Okay. What is that? Lunchbox. Yeah. What's the movie where they go? Osta la vista, baby. Osta, baby.

Terminator! Show me the Terminator. Correct. Okay. Okay. Eddie. All right, come on, bones. Now, these are just things that we say all the time.

We may not know the movie it's from, but we say it. Eddie. Yeah. You can't handle it. the truth. Oh, a few good men. That's correct. Nice.

Great movie. Jack Nicholson. Amy. Yeah. May the force be with you. Luke. You are my father. That's not what's said in the movie, by the way.

And I've never even seen it, but it's not Luke. You are my father, right? Yeah, it's Luke. I am your father. Whatever. Okay, then Star Wars. Star Wars is correct. There we go.

Nice. Lunchbox. Yeah. Say hello to my little friend. Oh yeah, yeah. Say hello to my little friend, the godfather. Good one. No.

It's Scarface. I got too cocky. Eddie. Come on, Bones. To take the lead. I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. Now that is the godfather.

Correct. Yeah. Come on. Eddie 2, Amy 1, L.B1. All right. Amy, you gotta have this to stay in the game. Okay. There's no place like home.

There's no place like home. There's no place like home. Toto. Toto, follow the yellow coat. Oh my gosh, you don't know it? Stop, stop, stop, stop. My brain is just... No, my brain is just like...

Tune in Tokyo? What's happening this morning? Stop! Stop! Kansas. We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto. I think Amy's talking to the dog. No, I'm trying to think. All right, five seconds.

The Wicked Witch is the West. Okay. Three, two, one. No! No! No! Time. Wow! Stop, I can think of everything except for the actual thing. I think you just ran the entire script back without knowing what show it is. I do know what it is.

It's, okay. What? The tornadoes got... The Wizard of Oz. The Wizard of Oz. Oh, my. I need coffee and tea and all the things. Okay.

Oh. I can't believe Amy knew every part of the movie except the name of it. That's why I'm saying my brain was just going blank on me. Lunchbox. Yep. Stupid is a stupid does. Stupid is a stupid does? Oh, that's so easy.

That's so easy. It's so easy. I wish I had that. Stupid is a stupid does. I'm trying to... There you go. Chase that Valley Girl. Yeah.

Stupid is a stupid does. Three seconds. You said Valley Girl going clueless. I said, Chase the Valley girl. We're making fun of you. It's actually Forrest Gump. It's like, stupid it is. There you go. Eddie. Yeah, come on, wax off.

Oh, come on. He already won, guys. He's dominating you. He's already won. You can't complain that this one's easy when you had Wizard of Oz and Lunchbox had Forrest Gump. And Eddie's already won anyway. Even if he misses it. It's sometimes it's just the pressure, of course. If you gave me wax on, wax off, I'd be like, hmm, Mr. Miyagi. Yeah, exactly. They do karate. He's a kid.

There's a line. Eddie, all you do is win. Congratulations, my friend. There he is. Play the song, please. There he is. Yeah. From latest from Nashville in Hollywood.

Amy's 32nd Skiy. Garth Brooks released new music. Today, the new single is called All Day Long, and here's a little clip. Somebody got to beat that jukebox. Somebody. Somebody tour announcement come in July 9th. So Marin Morris's husband, Ryan Hurd, totally defended her on social media after a female troll tried to shame her for posting a photo of herself wearing a certain outfit.

That was, you know, a little like, hey, hey, hey. Ryan said that Marin can handle herself, but that the commenter should stop making other women feel like their bodies are a bad thing. What's hey, hey, hey mean? Like, you know, a little sexy. I saw the post. I also commented on the same post. I didn't see your comment.

What did you say? I said, Marin, in your honor, I wore the same bodysuit today. Yes, that's what I did. And like hundreds of people liked it. I didn't even think much about it. That's so good. I'm going to go back and like it. Here's the thing about troll.

If you post, hey, I bought a kid some ice cream today, someone's going to troll you negatively. Now you have the opportunity to take it and highlight that or not. And any new story can highlight any negative troll. I feel like for the most part of people were very kind.

They're very awesome to Marin. I think Marin's great. Yeah, people are always going to say mean things. I hope we can just ignore them, you know, push them down. But I'm actually still wearing the body suit in case you're wondering. Okay.

I'm Amy. That's your 30 seconds guinea. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. If you're 18 or younger in the city of Denver, you can get free food all summer. You know, some kids are on the free lunch program. They get free breakfast. Well, a lot of kids, when it's summertime, they go hungry. So 60 area schools are opening their doors.

And if you're 18 or younger, you get free breakfast and free lunch. Wow. That's cool. Yeah. Shout out to Denver. All of our bull listeners that they're listening to that, live in a town that takes care of their people. I like that. And if you're a parent and you want a discounted meal, $2 and you can eat.

Really? Yep. Oh. I wonder how they're funding that. And then how you could replicate that in other places. Yeah, shout out Denver. That's a really cool story. That's tell me something good right there.

This story comes to us from Madison, Wisconsin. A 20-year-old college student had to be rescued by firefighters after she got stuck in a tree. She got in a fight with her boyfriend said, I'm going to go climb that tree. Oh, wow. Clined up in the tree, and then she realized, oh, no, I can't get down. And she had to call 911. How high did she climb in this tree? And what was the fight about?

It doesn't say, but she had to call 911 for assistance and say, I'm stuck up in the tree. I came up here to think. You ever been in a fight that's so intense? You think to yourself, I got to get up a tree. No, not much of a climber. I understand leaving, maybe walking away. Yeah. Yeah, I've gone upstairs.

Ooh, I've gone missing for like four hours. Oh, boy. What? Oh, yeah. Missing. That's wrong. Is that when you broke the broom? No.

Maybe around the same time Eddie and his wife got into a fight once And he goes in the garage Start snapping brooms I went to the garage I was like I need to get out here And I broke a broomstick Me with my leg

I felt so strong And I was a mistake Okay but back to the four hour thing Where did you go? I went to Home Depot And then I went to get a burger McDonald's and drove around Went to this little mountain

Looked over And just kind of like Oh wow Yeah and I was like You know what She's probably just freaking out right now And good she should Did you show her?

I showed her man I showed her When you got home what happened? She was really mad that don't do it and crying like don't do it I thought you were really like hurt she thought maybe I got into a wreck yeah I wouldn't recommend doing that would you recommend climbing a tree before doing what you did yeah probably not no not climbing a tree she had to call the cops that's worse all right well thank you for your story Eddie yeah thank you man I'm lunchbox that's your bonehead

story of the day kind of weird but all right the bobby bone show there you go brand new garth Brooks I love that what about you guys so good yeah I do love that one. Okay, so here's what's trending right now. Number one, Bruce Springsteen's handwritten lyrics expected to fetch $300,000. Lyrics for Bruce Springsteen's 1975 anthem, Born to Run. Here's a clip of that song. Oh, damn. That'll be auctioned off in June. They think $300,000. The handwritten text, which is being sold by an anonymous U.S. collector, sold for $200,000. five years ago. So that would be pretty cool to have, but just not spend that much money on.

Like, I like to have that given to me. That'd be cool. Do you have anything cool? Like, Amy, because of this show's help with Girl Crush, because I was like, oh, you got to hear a Girl Crush, before it was ever a single. I have the writers of Girl Crush, the Little Big Town sang, wrote out all the lyrics and signed it, wrote me a really nice note. Like, that's really cool to me. That's super neat, yeah. Do you have anything like that? I mean, the first thing that comes to mind is that Taylor Swift guitar that a listener got from the Oklahoma Tornado auction and bought it and gave it to me. And he's a cancer doctor and my mom was going through her cancer treatments at the time. That's just like happened because of the show and it's really cool and special.

That's cool. Yeah. A baby born on a Paris train gets free rides until he's 25 years old. Commuters in Paris were delayed on Monday morning after a woman gave birth to a baby boy. A spokesperson said the baby gets free rides until he's 25. I mean, why not his whole life? Well, I mean, eventually. Eventually, you got to stop the free, you know?

Can't hand to him forever and expect it. Okay. News of the birth quickly went viral on Twitter yesterday. Some people were upset that the baby's first breath of air is the underground parish train. That's funny. Zach Brown sells out Fenway Park and breaks another stadium record. The group has now sold out the most consecutive dates at Fenway Park. Here's a little bit of chicken fried for you.

And a little bit of chicken fried. A pair of jeans If it fit just right There you go Hey remember when we saw Zach Brown at Fenway? Yeah, it was awesome It was so good

I do remember that Because it was only like Two years ago It's hard to forget So they've set the record For in a row And they also For most tickets

At Fenway Park So that's pretty cool too By an act And then finally Big Brother 20 They've announced the cast And I don't know much About the Big Brother show

Yeah But Raimundo As you can hear yelling In the background has tried for years to get on this show. Are you still sad, Raimundo, when they announced the lineup and you're not in it? Oh, it's something I got to just learn to live with, but I didn't even apply, so I knew I wasn't going to be in it.

I'm saying, though, when you see it, does it make you sad? Well, it could have been, sure, but I see all these people. They go now for lower 20s. I'm 32 years old. Honestly, there's not a lot of people that are 32. They go right next to college age, and then they do one 40-year-old guy, and they call the cast. Hey, well, there's hope for you to be that guy. Yeah, that guy.

is right, you'd be that guy. Would you rather have done that show for one season and see what was going to happen, or this show for your life? This show, in a year, at a normal job, you make way more than you'd make in a summer at Big Brother. And if you don't win the thing, you're not making any more than a person at a normal desk job. If you win it, you win a half million. That's a lot of money. But other than that, you get a stipend that ain't that great.

You get free food, though. But I can afford drugs. All right, Ray Moon, do everybody. And that's what's trending. So my new book is out today, or as it's being called... The Harry Potter of Middle America. I know. It's crazy.

Came out today. So I'm doing press for it, which I feel a bit ridiculous. It's weird to go and promote me selling something on other outlets. It is. I don't even know if it's any good. You know, obviously I'm all neurotic about it now going, I don't know if people are even going to like it. But it's out today.

It is what it is. It exists. And I did Good Morning America yesterday. and Lunchbox said he'd like to critique me live on the air. Oh, okay. I know. That's what I know. Lunchbox, feel free.

If I'm going to put myself out there, I deserve to take the critique. Yes, Anne. Well, and also in your book, you kind of encouraged people to find someone to tell you that you suck. Yeah, but it's also people. Why does it say I'm going to say? Hold on. Hey, but I think you're missing the point. Oh.

It's not just find people that think you suck. It's, if people will tell you when it's not so good, you can actually trust them when they do say it is good. Okay. Because everybody will tell you suck. Just ask. Walk down the street and go, do I suck? There they go. Yes, you do. So, yeah, the point of it is when someone will say, hey, I don't think I'm into that. Whenever they do finally say, hey, I'm into it, you can trust them because you know they'll tell you good or bad.

Don't what I mean? Got it. So, Lunchbox will now review my performance on Good Morning America yesterday. Lunchbox? Yeah, so I turned on the TV. I had it on the DVR and I start it and I watch. And the first thing I thought is, who is that little kid sitting next to Michael Strayhand? And it was you. By the way. the size of you.

Yeah, how big is he? Hold on a minute. So Michael Strand used to play a defensive end for the New York Giants. Great NFL player, and he now hosts Good Morning America. We don't normally get to see the show because it's on in the morning. And we're doing this show here. He's a big guy, yeah. I mean, he's a big guy.

Did I look that small compared to him? Yes, you looked like a child. You looked like a little teenage kid meeting your idol or something. Like, oh, my goodness, this is so cool. He was at least two of you. He's 65-256. Well, okay, weight-wise, he's... And I'm six foot

150. Yeah. I didn't feel like you looked that tiny. He's a big guy. Did they separate the chairs so it wouldn't be so obvious how small you were or do they usually do it that way?

Well, what they did is they scooted him way back and me right next to the camera, so I look bigger. That's a good trick. No, no, they didn't. We were normal. They cleared the set because what happens is they have one big room

in a studio audience in there. And so they move out to big tables where all four of them are sitting and they just put two chairs down. and then Michael Strayhan and I had a conversation. So there you go. He was big, though, yes. What else?

Okay, next. Live TV, you had great composure. Like, you kept your sentences kind of short, and you knew when to stop. You didn't just ramble on and go and go and go like, like, if Amy was on TV, they would never be able to stop her. You were like, you made a point, and then you waited for the next question, and you let Strayhan talk a little bit.

So I thought you were really good on live TV, because a lot of the stuff you do sometimes is recorded, like Idol where they can edit. And I was like, dang, this dude's got good composure for millions of people watching. Well, thank you very much. Okay? Anything else?

Yeah. You were actually funny on the show because Strahan goes, we loved you on Idol and you go, you loved me on Idol? Like you tried to calm out like kind of made a joke.

And then he goes, and what's it like, you know, Forbes calling you the most powerful man in country music and you go, I guess good? And you kind of looked like it was a funny way

of doing it. I don't know if I'm just, but the whole crowd laughed. I was like, that's funny. But the only problem I thought was, you were too humble. Oh, boy. Too humble.

It was funny, joke, but once he says that and he says it again, you should have said like, look, man, it feels great to be the most powerful man in country music. I worked very hard to get there, and now I'm on top of the mountain, and there's going to be someone that comes and tries to knock me off. But until then, I'm the top of country music.

Well, I don't feel that way. What you're saying, I don't feel that way at all. But you are, though. But I wouldn't, wouldn't say that. But what you would you, so you actually thought I was pretty good, huh? I would say it was probably your best live, live TV appearance that you've made. Oh, wow. He actually was totally wrong. I thought he was going to, you know, point out anything bad. Why? What were you going to point out, Amy? Oh, boy. Go ahead. What else did you have bad, Amy? No, I don't have anything bad. For one,

I thought you looked great. That jacket and your jeans with a little ripped and the shoes. Those shoes, I don't think I've ever seen you wear those shoes before. I was like, looking good on TV. You weren't like, shoe boy? I mean, I can only handle so much praise, boys and girls. And then I have one, I have when I LOL'd. Lunchbox has when you were funny, but he didn't bring up the funny part where you, this audience was voting. And then you were like, everybody gets to go over to Michael's house for dinner. I laughed that loud.

Well, thank you. No problem. There was a part where I was worried about you, though. You kind of stumbled. Like, you didn't speak right away. I was like, I was like bracing for you. I was like, talk, Bob. talk say what you're going to say do you know what part of talking about i don't because i don't really

go into that thing going i got to answer right away you were trying to compare michael strahan to find the quarterback to cackling the quarterback you're trying to find that analogy you know what happened was he didn't he didn't he wasn't reciprocating my talking and he was kind of blanking out looking at the card and i was like well this isn't going anywhere yeah yeah because you try to compare it to him working out like his reps yeah and then he gave you nothing he gave you nothing back like that's probably on me though that's not on him that's on me no no as the host you're supposed to engage That's on me. That's on me. It's fine.

But that was a part where I was like, oh, no. Come on. Come on, bud. I'm like, Bobby, you got this. Well, there you have it, folks. They gave me a solid D-plus. We're proud of you. Thank you very much.

Everybody. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. Okay, this makes me uncomfortable. I'm doing the Today show today later on. So I'm going to go do that with Hoda and Jenna Bush-Hager. Oh, awesome. Which is Amy's friend from high school.

Oh, where she was you're. remember, you better say, like, off air, you can be like, hey, I know your friend Amy. Okay. Okay. You can say that, Bobby. Will she know you? Yes. I mean, if she, if she doesn't, I would be sort of, that would be weird.

I would be like, did we not run together every single morning in high school? I'll let you know. Bobby boom, come on. I saw an ad that Kentucky Fried Chicken is testing chicken and waffles. I bet you this is fantastic. I love chicken and wallace. Fried chicken and waffles with syrup is so good. And now, KFC's testing chicken and waffles in North Carolina, both Asheville and Charlotte.

Are you guys chicken of wavles fans or no? Yes. I mean, when I'm eating chicken. You like to throw a waffle on there or what? Toss it on there. I mean, once a year or so. I mean, I love salty sweet most anything. So the question is, can you succeed at your career and as a parent?

They ask 10,000 people this question. Can you succeed at a high level in your career and a high level of? as a parent. Now Amy, I'm going to come to you because you've been a parent now for, ah, close to six months, huh? Yeah. Yeah. What do you think about this question? Well, hold on, my high level. What does that mean? Because I'm like, I mean, I would have to defer to you to see if I'm still succeeding at work. I think it's in your own heart. Do you feel like you're succeeding in your career at a high level and as a parent at a high level? Okay, then yes. I'd answer yes. I'm still working on finding that balance, I think I need more time to iron it out because there's certain

things I've wanted to do lately career-wise that I haven't moved forward on because I have more time with kids. So according to a new survey, 78% of working parents say you can do both. 78%. Well, I just wondered that about you because I know if you're new to the show, Amy's kids are adopted. They came over in December, huh? Yes, it's been six months.

And I'm going to tell you, the first few months of this, I thought, oh, Amy's gone. Uh-huh. Like, it's just, she's not going to come back. She's going to. Now I feel a bit better about it. I do too. I feel like you're slowly. And listen, I've tried not to rush you in any way of finding any sort of balance.

Thank you. And I appreciate that. If anything, I've been trying to cater to you a little more. You totally have. Like, you've been extremely generous in catering to that. Like, it's been great, the support that we've had. just because it was just unknown territory. Two kids at once older from an orphanage in Haiti that there's just so much in the transition phase.

But I feel like we're working through a lot of that. And then I'm kind of getting my feet going. I mean, my husband works. I work. It's like a big balance thing. But luckily they're in school. So that takes up a huge chunk. But there's just a lot we have to commit to them too.

Is there a new appreciation in your mind since you're living it to parents who work and parent? Oh, 100%. And I want to be, that's why I want to find that good balance. I would like to be a success story and an encouragement to other people wondering if they can do it all. And right now I would say absolutely you can. Do you feel yourself growing as a parent? Yes. Oh, yeah.

I say that like I'm hesitant a little bit because sometimes I wake up and I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm a parent. Like I have two kids. We have two kids upstairs and like I have to care for them. It's still that fresh even though it's been six months. there's still moments where I hear, you know, feet walking around upstairs and like, huh, those are humans. I have to take care of them. That's funny how much they've grown.

I was looking at that picture you posted on Father's Day of your son and your daughter looking at the airplane with your husband. Yeah, because that was almost two years ago. And obviously kids grow. That's what happens. But, like, especially your son, he's so small. Yeah. I feel like he's grown a lot in the past five or six months.

that he's been here. Yeah, I think it's just seven years of his life were spent where he was just undernourished. And now he's getting proper nutrition. And I'm even seeing, like, his bicep muscles grow. Like, because he likes to flex almost every day he always has since he got here. And now you can, like, see a little muscle. It's crazy. All right.

Mom's coming through now. No, no, no. I'm not bragging. I'm legit saying that I see what proper nutrition can do for someone. You don't ever say that to me. You're always like, better nutrition. I don't see any muscles. It's time for the good news.

With Bobby. Tell me something good. A three-year-old girl was found safe after spending the night in a cornfield. And beside her was her Yorkshire Terrier. She was lost. Imagine your three-year-old's gone. Which is crazy. It's like 175 miles from St. Louis.

And so volunteers go out and they're looking for her. And they find this dog going, yep, yep, yep. and he's with the girl. He's with the three-year-old girl. Isn't that crazy? That's so cool. That a dog would do that. The three-year-old wandered away from her home.

They called 911. This is like 8.30 at night. They didn't find her all the next day, but when they did, the dog was with her. How about that dog? I love that. I mean, it just goes. The dogs are so much smarter than we think.

Three years old. I mean, I don't know. I don't know. But do they run? They dart out of the room? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

Like one time my, well, he's, four now, but when he was three, he ran to the street and he was going. He wasn't stopping. And I had to run after and stop him because he was going to go. So is this on the parents that this three-year-old disappears? Or is this just a three-year-old thing? Like, I don't know. I think when a three-year-old disappears, it's always on the parents. Yeah. So you should have been watching them. Well, thank goodness for this dog. But that's a really cool story about dogs. I love me a dog.

All right, there you go. Thank you very much. And that's the tell me something good. That was Tell Me Something Good. Morning Corny. Why do Norwegian Navy ships have barcodes on them? Hmm. Why do Norwegian Navy ships have barcodes on them? So when they get back to port, they can Scandinavian. I have no idea.

I don't understand. I knew what the question. What? That was the morning. Scandinavian? So they can scan the Navy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh.

Get it? Are Scandinavian? I don't know. Lunch, Marks just isn't get it. Okay. Thank you, Amy. It's crushing candy getting boring and you want to try something new. Then you have to play the puzzle game, Best Fiends.

The game is so fun, you will not be able to put it down. If you're looking for something new or you're just tired of the same old boring match three game, download Best Fiends right now. It's fun to play by yourself or with friends and family. Play whenever, wherever, as long as you like. It's one of those games that you will enjoy and you'll probably lose track of time playing. We play it here on the show, especially Webgirl, Morgan. That's right. Girl, what's your name? Morgan number two? We think you should play

to. Turn it into a competition. Do you really play Morgan number two? Yeah, I really do. Yeah, me too. I played a lot. I play it a lot. I play it a lot. Listen, it really, it's called Best Fiends. Maybe you're traveling. You want to pass the time. You don't need the internet for Best Fiends. You can play on a flight. You can play in a cave. Believe me, you will not regret it. So download Best Fiends for free on the App Store or Google Play right now. Best Fiends, it's like Best Friends without the R. Best Fiends, It's a puzzle game. Morgan,

aka Webgirl Morgan, aka Webgirl Morgan number two, loves it as well. So there we have it. Best Fiends. On the Bobby Bones show now. Garth Brooks.

All right, guess who's here. God Brooks is here. Yeah. Guess he's back. We now know the name of the song. Yes, we do. You told us last night it's called All Day Long.

Mm-hmm. I'm gonna play it. Put your headphones on right here. I want you to hear how great this song is. Really? I've never got to hear it like this yet. Oh, you haven't? No.

Oh, well, brace yourself because you're going to like what you hear, Garth. Somebody got to feed that jukebox Somebody got a train got married Somebody's got to get all right And race hell And take all day along That's nice

So you know what I hear I hear like old club party garth right there Was that the thought? Yeah that was it At CRS we played Layla's down there And it was just five pieces No monitors Just fed off the mains

And just hear that stuff Bounce off those brick walls And see those people in that bar singing along is like, I really, really need this in my soul again. So, you know, you're trying to play honky talks, but it's just, it was fun. So you got to go in and actually kind of play a song that you think would be right down the middle of the honky talk from what you remember getting to play in honky talks. And I think it came out. You slip in and ever play some small shows for fun sometimes?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, I love them. And that's what it's all about. Because the truth is, man, if 500 people, 500,000. no difference. It's still connecting one-on-one. That's what it's all about. Still trying to to find those people that you look in their face and you go, oh, the music means something to this person, and that's who you hang on to. I went on and was mentoring an American Idol this past season. And this girl was like, hey, I'm having trouble, you know, talking to the back row. And I was

like, well, let me tell you what Garth told me. I said, Garth says you played at the very back person. And then everybody else fills it, too. So I took your mentoring and mentored America, Mr. Garth. That's right. How about that, Dan? How did you enjoy your time? Freddie full circle. I mean, what am I going to teach them? I can't teach them how to sing. But, you know, they brought me to teach them about life a little bit. Amen.

So it was good. But all I did was still your information. I mean, I just was like, here's what Guard told me. That's right. Take this. Yeah, man, I got to tell you, that's all we're doing is passing it down because, you know, I learned from the best. I learned from Buck. You know, I learned from Haggard.

At the same time, you learn from Freddie Mercury. You learn from Seeger. It's a cool world to be in it. We all just passing it along. So all those guys that you mentioned, there. Did you meet all of them? No. No, I didn't meet Freddie. I've been lucky enough to meet Seeger.

I was lucky enough to meet Haggard and Buck. Buck was the one that kind of changed my career on one single phone call in Reno one day. I'm laying in bed and phone rings and it's Buck Owens and told me what to do with my career, how to approach record labels and everything, all in a 30-minute phone call. And I owe him for the rest of my life for now still getting to do this this long. This is all from what Buck Owens taught. So, yeah, man, when the old guys pull you over, all you young guys, when the old guys pull you over and put their arm around you and tell you, just listen.

Because trust me, it'll come back to you. Gart's got a new song. Got a July 9th, you're going to tell us about this new tour, right? So we got a bit a few weeks. I'm excited. I don't know what you can tell us, though. I don't understand how you're going to do something bigger than what you just did. Yeah, get ready.

Because I, you know, my thing is, anytime you hype something, you better come with it. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. So that's it. So the ninth, and I wish we could announce it earlier, it's just all the stars line up on the ninth to get it done. But I am ready to get out the gate.

I'm ready to try the new stuff out on the people that come to hear the old stuff. That's going to be fun. Your set list, I wonder when you still tour, are you still going to play all the hits? Oh, yeah, man. There's nothing that'll pitch you off more than go to someplace. And a guy dumps a whole new album on you, you're not ready for yet. I mean, what did you pay that money for? You came to hear the old stuff.

Well, guess what? We're going to do the old stuff all day long and throw in some new stuff too. And you may play all day long as well. Exactly. I'm going to play that right now. Garth, it's always a pleasure to have you in. Thank you, I've told you many times, my eyeballs to your eyeballs. You are my absolute favorite.

I love you. Thank you. That's very sweet. You're the guy for me, so I appreciate that. I don't ever get nervous talking to people, but a little bit. You come in. I'm always like, man, I hope I don't screw this up. Oh, Garth doesn't like me any less when he leaves.

That's always the goal. So far so good. Do you like me any less? No. Thank you. That's all I need to hear. All I need you here. It's a Bobby Bones show.

Always love it when Garth Brooks comes by. Man, thanks for hanging out with us. I'm Bobby. That's Amy. Got lunchbox over there. And producer Eddie sits to my far right. And we all sit around here. But also at our table, who just celebrated one year with the show,

our 24-year-old head of digital. She does the web. She does Twitter, Instagram for the show. Our webgirl Morgan, and now she's 24 years old. And what does she care about? Let's go. So Nike Slides came out.

with a new shoe and they have fanny packs on the strap. Ooh, Googling? Tell me some more. Okay, so you know how Nike slides come and they're already really comfy and popular? Well, now they're putting these mini fanny packs to go on the top of them so you can put like a key, a credit card. Oh my gosh, genius. Wow, wow, wow. So slides are just, it's like a sandal.

You just slide your foot in and it's only over that front part of your foot. Yes. Like your toes are exposed. Ever. And so now they have a fanny pack on them. You know, that is interesting for the keys. I mean, I'm looking at it right now. Or a credit card or you don't even need to carry a purse.

The whole cover of the foot is a slide. I mean, is the fanny pack. Uh-huh. How much are they, do you know? No, they haven't released the date or the price, but they're supposed to be coming, like, later this year. I think around, well, I don't know, I'm looking at what they think they're going to be in about $50.

Well, that's what 24-year-olds care about. Raymond, hit me with that theme song again. Here it is. Hey, me, you know, we were talking about Scotty McCurry's wedding. and we had 200 people show up. Is that a big wedding? I think so. I think so.

I had about 150 and I felt like that was a lot. I'm not sure that all 150 came, but around that, I feel like that's a nice size wedding. Well, since I'm getting married in 18 months, I'm starting to have to fill out these weddings. Which, by the way, too, I've had people texting friends of mine going, hey, her bobby's getting married in 18 months and he doesn't have a girlfriend. What's up with that? And they've been sending pictures to them. So now everybody's matchmaking. Yeah, well, I mean, you should appreciate that because you only have 18 months.

Probably like 17 and a half now. Mm-hmm. True. What do you think happens? Do you think in the next 18 months I even get a girlfriend? Around the room, Amy. Yes. Lunchbox?

No, because you don't even put your pole in the water. What? You got a fish. If you're going to catch a fish, you're hook in the water. You have to keep your hook in the water. A hook in the water. A hook is lying, man. No pole.

Okay. All right. Some people fish differently. Oh, yeah. Okay. People just fish with a pole. Okay. Well, there's that.

Hey, remember the guy that called and said that his mom used to tell him that if he showered in a thunderstorm, that he get electrocuted? Yes. And we were like, ah, what an idiot. Remember that? Uh-huh. Apparently, that's a real thing. Oh, my gosh. Did someone get electrocuted?

No, listen to this. The question is, if there's a thunderstorm, are you supposed to take a shower? The answer is no. If lightning hits your house, it can travel through your plumbing and shocks anyone who comes into contact with the water flowing. through it. Whoa. It's a conduit. And we got a good laugh at that guy.

We're like, ah, I can't believe you fell for that. We're too smart for that. But really, that was the truth. Oh. Exactly. Wow. I just shower during a thunderstorm.

Yeah, luckily you get shot. Yeah. Which household chore causes the most relationship stress, Amy? Oh, laundry. Oh. No. Lunchbox? The dishes.

Easy. Oh, that's a big one of your house, right? Yeah, I mean, I will stalemate that. I will let them stack and stack and stack until she gets the hint they need to be cleaned. The hint. Isn't she way pregnant? Yeah. Do you still make her clean dishes?

Yeah, I mean, the dishes don't clean themselves. Do you do, though? Do you just stalemate everything until she doesn't? No, have you seen the yard? Perfection. Okay. I guess I haven't been by lately. Yeah.

By the way, the answer is dishwashing. Oh, wow. Wow. Your wife is pregnant. She's seven months pregnant? Yeah, 30 weeks. I don't know what that means. That means she's, yeah, we're seven months in almost eight.

I mean she's pregnant. So you still make her watch the dishes? Yes. I don't understand how that's crazy. She still has to go to work and, you know, do her work, so she still has to do her chores around the house. But you can't really make her work easier for her. You can make a life around the house easier for her.

Yeah, and I do that. When we walk the dogs, who holds both the dogs now? I do. She doesn't have to hold it off. I just asked a question, buddy. Don't yell at me. Well, you guys act like I don't do anything to make her life easier. Like when Blue Apron comes to the front door,

who picks it up and carries it in? I do. Okay. Hey, fun. Eddie, what are you thinking about this? That's terrible, man. It's terrible. Like, he's setting the example that you don't have to do anything for your pregnant wife.

I mean, are we listening to Eddie who changed five diapers and a total of two kids? Come on, guys. She wasn't pregnant, though. That was after we had the baby. Okay. Lunchbox, are you still settled on the name Cameron? Avery. Are you still, is that right now?

If the baby was born, you had to go a name. That'd be it. That would be the name. Cameron Avery. Interesting. I like it. Yeah, and a lot of people are sending me crazy names, like ways to spell Cameron. I never even thought of that.

Don't do that. Don't spell it crazy because they don't have to live with it their whole life. Yeah, I just thought there was only one way to spell it. But nope, there's plenty of ways to spell it. And there, I've seen some weird spellings. Bobby Bones. So I did Good Morning America yesterday, which is really cool for me. And I go and all these people wait outside.

And they send a car to get you. So I'm at the radio station and they send this car. And it's a big black SUV. The windows are all blacked out. You can't see who's inside of it. So there's totally a big time celebrity in there. Oh, for sure. When it pulls up to Good Morning America, it's a big time celebrity in this car.

And all the people are waiting by the side entrance because they know that's where people come in. And so the door's open. And I get out. And first of all, they just see me get out. They don't even know on the guest. They're waiting for somebody else to get out. And then when nobody else gets out and shuts the door, they realize it's me, they just all put their cameras down.

Oh, man. Yeah. I mean, but you were like, I like that you're not, you're not like expecting them to be like, bummy, bobby, bobby, mommy over here. No, I would like to sympathy click, though. Yes. Just like a, take a picture anyway. If they already have their camera out, I mean, just in case.

One or two would be nice. What's funny is in 10 years or five years, they'll be telling their kids, man, that one we saw Bobby and we didn't take a picture. We're such idiot. That's what's going to happen. And they're going to live with that regret of not taking the celebrity. Sort of like Amy saw Taylor Swift in the lounge at, you know, our work and everybody was like, oh, no, she's not going to make it.

Look at that. I know. Well, that was a deal. So, yeah, I just thought maybe they could, like, fake click me. And then there's a bunch of paparazzi and they didn't care. They were just like, they were like, who are you? Jones? Bobby Jones. Like, nah. But it was good.

Michael Strayhan was really nice. Is he really as nice in person as he seems on TV? It's so quick. Oh. But yes. Oh, you don't meet him beforehand. They don't come back there and like hobnob with you? No, it would be like us going to hobnob with a guest before they come on our show.

Oh, they're busy. They're working. We're working. Yeah. They're working the whole time. And so it's a commercial break. They're like, okay, you're out. They rush you out to the middle.

I probably had one minute. And what's happening since they do that Good Morning America in a live studio, they're taking pictures with the people that are sitting in the audience. And then like 10 seconds, Michael, straight hands sits down beside me. He goes, hey man, I go, hey man. And away we go, hey man. And that was it. So that's what happened yesterday.

By the way, my book's out today, if anybody cares. Fail until you don't. That's right. Available everywhere books are sold. That's true. At least I would hope so. So, yeah, that's the deal. So, yeah, I don't know what it should.

I said people getting there, like last night and everybody was, I guess shipment started going out for pre-orders, you know? So I guess people will get it in the mail today. Yeah, and some stores put them out early. But you know what they're calling this book, right, Eddie? Yeah, it's the Harry Potter of Middle America. Yeah, Dave. Middle America.

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Some firefighters were at their fire station and they noticed a dog struggling outside. And they're like, oh, we better go check on that dog. So they went and they needed help. Took them to the vet, realized the dog was eight months pregnant. Oh, wow.

Yeah. So one of the lieutenants at the station, Lieutenant Beasley, took the dog home and delivered. delivered a litter of eight puppies once the dog was ready, and then took the puppies to the fire station and the firefighters, they all rotated taking care of the puppies, and then invited the community to come in, would post stuff on their social media pages, and now each of the puppies, like, has found a home.

Oh, wow. Look at that. Isn't that cool? That is a good one. That's a tell me something good right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. On the Bobby Bone Show now. Dan and Shay.

Hey, clap your hands for everybody, Dan, and Shay. Now, as we're talking about yesterday, this is day one of really four days of Dan and Shea. That's a lot of Dan and Shea. That's a lot of Dan and Shea. You got a record coming out Friday. You got a record coming out Friday. And you named this one after yourself, but you didn't name the first two records after yourself. Yeah, this is a special record, man.

This is our third record. We finally figured out what we were sonically. The first couple records, you know, the first one happened sort of by accident. We were just two writers without really the intention of being a duo. We just wrote a bunch of songs, did them on my laptop. I literally just bought a new laptop. Finally, we did the first two and a half records on this old laptop, a bunch of demos, and then we got signed.

And the record label was like, these demos are a record. So we basically put that out, 19 you and me and all that stuff was glorified demos. And we kind of figured it out as we went along. And we feel like this record was finally this spot where we were like, we're so proud of this. Everything is perfect. We thought it was. And self-titled. And we also couldn't come up with it.

title so. Yeah. There's a lot of you to just call it Dan and Shea. On Friday, the record comes out. So they're going to play

today on Wednesday, on Thursday. They'll be here Friday. And so we're going to play some songs. Here's what I want to say to you too, because I was talking about you

guys in a bit of a retrospective moment here on the show. And we had been here I guess five years about a month and a half ago and I was talking about some of the moments on the show

that I really treasured and even some of the moments where I was a big douche. And that's where you guys came in because I said, man, Because whenever we started, you guys started around the same time. Like our careers have a bit parallel time-wise.

For sure. And growth. And the first time I heard you guys, I really enjoyed it. But I said, hey, they're like the Savage Garden of Country Music. Looking back, I realized what a duchy thing that was to say. But here's what I said about you guys. You guys came up and crushed it. And then we became friends kind of after that.

And I thought, if I were listening to me say that, I probably wouldn't have been my friend. And so I was having those thoughts to myself on the air. and it's not so much an apology, but more of me going, you know, I don't really like that I did that, but you guys came up and nailed it. Thank you, man. Hey, you know what? Savage Garden is pretty sweet. I agree. I agree. We got so many compliments on that. So you were doing us a favor. You know, when you do something like that and you come on and you crush it, then it's like, all right, it works. You guys came up. And here's another thing. And one day I'll be able to finish the story, but you guys came up one day and you did boys to men on the show. That actually, that performance of you guys on this show, and I think Dan probably knows the story that we can't tell right now.

But that performance on the show actually turned into a big career opportunities for me. Absolutely. That's awesome. A lot of people that know you saw that. And they go, who's the nerd over there dancing along? It was me. They go, we should hire him for things. And so anyway.

You're welcome. We did that on purpose. It was a strategic move. The savage thing just might have to bother me a little bit. Don't let it bother you, man. We're here to do it again. No, no, that's not it. This is actually a Savage Garden cover, the first song we're going to be doing.

Yeah. Look at you guys. That's okay. You're big stars now. And the last five years are close. have gotten nicer. I don't know about that. I have one set of clothes.

You got wives now that are prettier than both of you. That's true. We agree with that. That's definitely true. Definitely true. The clothes, maybe not. I don't know. Probably the same clothes.

Dan and Shea, the record comes out Friday. It's called Dan and Shea. I was thinking about what song I wanted you guys to play. I was listening. I don't know if you, can you guys do all to myself? Is that possible? Let's do it. Okay.

I really like the song. This is from Dan and Shee. It's on the record that comes out Friday. It's called All to Myself. They're going to play it live here in the studio. Here we go. It's day one of Dan and Shea on the Bobby Bone Show. Hey guys, so because of licensing roles,

we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore. But you can go to Bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision, but I just wanted to keep you up, and we wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go to BobbyBones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now. And thank you for listening to the show. And sorry about all the legal stuff.

Come on with that. Come on. Come on. It's going to be on the record Friday. That song's a jam too. Thanks. I'm feeling awake now. After my third coffee this morning. I'm feeling good. Dan and Shane, you're going to come back tomorrow. That's right. Then you're going to wake up again on Thursday.

You're committing to this right now. I am, dude. I actually brought my kid this morning and he woke up super early and told me. He's like, hey, we're going to go see Bobby this morning. So he woke me up and got me here. He's actually going to play guitar on the next song. Shay is. Asher James. Yeah, Asher's going to play guitar in the next song. Oh, God. Yeah. Okay, here's this.

That's a Shea sneeze. Did you know that? Oh, my gosh. Here's Shay's son going, okay. There you go. Okay. He's in the room over there waving, too. He is. He's chilling. Strong wave.

That sneeze, dude. I've been trying to get a sneeze on camera for probably three years now. Because it's hard. Yeah. Sneezinging. It's really hard to do. What's he'd like to sneeze? I know. That's a thing that I don't know if it'll catch on. I wouldn't say it's going to become a thing. We need these sound bites for our live show.

Just play them on a screen. Four days of Dan and Shea. That song is called All to Myself. We'll see you tomorrow. Absolutely. The record comes out Friday. It's called Dan and Shea. And we're going to play songs all week long. Amy, when you were a kid, did you ever steal the car? Yeah, I was about to, but then my house was on fire.

It was all together. Wow. It was just a bat. Like, I was definitely just meant to get busted. You know? So your house is on fire because you had a party secretly.

Well, that's how we knew it was on fire. We were taking my mom's car and backing out of the driveway and we saw smoke. And so we parked the car and got out and we saw the roof was on fire. The roof. The roof.

The roof is on fire. Hey, so you were having a secret party and some boys flicked a cigarette into your attic? Yeah, on top of the roof. They were my backyard smoking. It was like a hot summer day in Austin, Texas. She used to wear from in that summer.

Yeah. Teenage kids so far from home. I definitely was not supposed to have people over because my mom was out of town and my sister went somewhere. She was supposed to be watching me. So she got in trouble too. And then they flicked a cigarette on the roof and we had old wooden shingles. And that hot summer day, it just went up.

But then we were after that, after they, I guess, finished smoking out. outside, we were like, let's take the car to get something to eat. But we were like 13. Oh, wow. Or 14? I was probably 13. The boys were probably 14, 15. Oh, wow. I know. We get racier as it goes. Okay. Well, two young sisters from Staten Island ages 10 and 12 stole their parents' SUV took it on a joy ride to go dunking donuts and flipped a car. Oh, no. That's not good. They were not seriously harmed, but yes, it's not good. Quote, dressed in pink, looked adorable. And they had been the drivers of

the vehicle. So they just wanted some donuts? They just wanted to go drive the car and go get some donuts. Lunchbox, you ever steal the car? Yeah, I took it when I was 14 or 15 and I ran out of gas. Boy, some lady was so nice. Picking me up, bought my gas, got home, the parents never knew about it. What? Yeah, because I ran out of gas because I was like, if I put gas in it, you're going to be able to tell that I put a quarter of a tank because it was on E.

And so I was like, oh, what do I do? What do I do? Because I picked up a chick. We went to the mall and went back to her place and then on my way home it started chugging. Wait, you did all that? Yes. And I started running red lights because I didn't want to run out of gas. Wow. So you stole your car. Yep. You picked up a chick. Yeah. Went to the mall. Went back to her place. Yep. How old were you? I was 15, 14. I didn't have a permit yet. I was just, you know, yeah, so I was 15. It's crazy because where I grew up in Arkansas, you get a permit at 14. So I had a driver's party at 14 years old. Will you call that like a hardship license?

Nope, nope, nope. If 14 years old, you get a permit straight up. As long as somebody was in the car with you, you were good to go. Oh, I had someone in the car with me. Oh, yeah, we know. A chick. We had a chick. Well, I saw that story.

It's amazing to me that you guys did bad things with kids. I didn't take the car. It never left the driveway. But you were going to, but you had parties. Guys, I never did anything bad. I was heavily influenced by the boys that wanted to take the car. Like, I'm telling you. I look back, not with regret,

but with going, what was happening to me? I never did anything bad. I never got in any trouble. The one time I got in trouble wasn't even real. I saved up, bought my own car. My mom found weed in the car. Turns out it was just grass for me mowing because I was working on a maintenance on a golf course.

I didn't have any weed in the car. I don't have any weed in the car now. I'm an adult man. Hey, you live in an exciting life, let me tell you. My sister, who was like such the good, like, she was the perfect angel. and one time she was trying to sneak out and she was supposed to meet someone outside her window

and I guess she fell asleep waiting for them and she was all dressed fully clothed the window open and then my mom found her asleep by the window. She never even, like I think that's like the worst thing she ever did. If you heard the show yesterday, our producer Eddie got an email asking

about a national anthem singer and you didn't know if they were asking you to sing it or asking you to find someone to sing it, right? Now it was a pretty vague email. And I took it. They were offering good money too. It was really good money. So I took it as like, maybe they're asking me.

So what part of the email was confusing to you? Just the fact that they said they're looking for an A-list celebrity and they're wondering if I can help. So help meaning sing or find somebody. You didn't know. Two things. I can help them find an A-list celebrity or if I can help them be the A-List celebrity. Okay. So you replied back and said,

I said I would be honored to do it and the amount that you're offering is perfect. That's what you wrote? That's exactly what I wrote. So they offer $2,500. Yes, yes. And so did you get a response? I did. Immediately I got a response.

And what did it say? And they said, huh, let us see if we still need. Did you give us some time and we'll see if we still need someone? We've also reached out to Garth, they said. So I feel like they're freaking out. I honestly, if you want to be real, I don't think they really want me to sing the national anthem. And now they think they think they're going. going to hurt my feelings if they don't let me.

This is awkward. But they weren't clear in saying they wanted you to help find someone. And again, why would they come to you to help find someone? I know, dude. They know that we're part of the raging idiots. They know who we are. I mean, I'm not saying that. No, this girl, I know that this person knows that I'm part of the raging idiots.

Okay, well, let us know what their response is. Bones, they're totally freaking out, though, right? Yeah. Hey, should we send a reply back? because they said, hey, give us a minute. Reply back, Eddie, and say, hey, if you can let me know in the next 48 hours, that would be great.

I'm getting a lot of requests about this time. Perfect. I'll do that right now. Okay. 48 hours, put the pressure on them. Yeah, yeah. The art of the deal, man. Yeah.

What do you think about the whole Garth thing, though? I mean, listen, I'd pay Garth over you, too. But I'm going to tell you, Garth's not going to do it for $2,500. He'll do it for free or he'll do it. If Garth has time, he'll do it. It's a good point. It's a good point. If you have money,

Eddie will do it. Yeah, that's right. But have you ever sang the national anthem, Eddie? Never, never in my life. Well, I mean, but you know it. Well, yeah, of course. I'm American. Well, I mean, has you ever saying it publicly?

No, and they said there's about 5,000 people attending this convention. Okay, well, let us know. Make that reply. Let us know tomorrow. 48 hours. They need to reply. They have 48 hours. That's true.

Hey, so speaking to business deals, lunchbox has been asked to go to Springfield, Missouri, our affiliate up there. What do they want you to do lunchbox? Do you remember? It's boxy. with lunchbox. It's a promotion with PBR. We did it last year where listeners win some tickets and they get to sit with me in a suite and it's called box seats with lunchbox. Okay. And so what's the issue? They asked me to come out this year around September 7th to the 9th. That's the weekend that it would fall on. So that's a week after my baby is due. And so I'm just wondering, is it okay for me to go once the baby's born? Well, what do you think the answer is?

Yeah, that's on you, dude. I think it's yes because the baby's born. My in-laws will be here to help my wife. And I have to get diapers for the baby and I get paid to go do this. Yeah, you got to eat. Oh, Amy, you think he should be able to leave? Are you telling you? No, I wouldn't.

Hey, lunchbox, do this for me. Yeah. Put the recorder on your phone. Don't tell your wife and run this by her. Okay. And get her reaction and bring in it tomorrow. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a good idea.

I never even thought about asking my wife. Is she horrible? hormonal right now at all? Like, are you noticing a change in her? No, she hadn't been too crazy. I mean, besides getting mad at me when she has dreams about things I said in a dream and then she wakes up mad at me, but

I just blame the hormones on that. But besides that, she hadn't really jumped down my throat for anything out of the ordinary. I shouldn't know if she was like crying more or more snippy or just totally the same. That's cool. I'm a little more snippy, maybe. Because I feel like she's not... You deserve it. Well, because I feel like she's not moving as fast.

Oh, boy. Well, okay, do that. Let us know tomorrow. Hey, Eddie, I'm thinking about this. What do you got? As your agent here. Tell them, reply back. We haven't replied yet, right? No, I have not.

Tell them you'll do it for free. No, no, no, no, no. What kind of agent advice is this? Because it's not always about, first of all, it's a national anthem. You say national for free. That's a great deal. But they offer, the initial offer was that money, and now you're just saying, nah, drop it. Okay, okay, fair, fair enough.

Or God. Instead of $2,500, say, hey, listen, you know, you know, know, I've been thinking about this, I love America. I'll come into it for $500. I like that. I'll do it for $500. Yeah, do, say that. I love America.

You want me to say that specifically? Well, you do love America. Is that a lie? No, no, I'm just saying as my agent, how do you... Say, yes, you have to clarify why you're willing to only take $500. Just say, I love America so much, and I do understand that you want to compensate me for my time. This is good stuff.

So, I don't even want $2,500. I want $500. Okay. And I love America and say, as a matter of fact, I'm going to be a lot of fact, I'm going to going to donate half that 500 bucks. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa. What do you mean? To your organization. Wife. No.

Trust me on this. Well, Bones, why can't I donate 500 if I get the $2,500? Okay, just telling you you do it for $500. We'll figure out the money later. Perfect. You got it. But really, you do it for free. This is good stuff. I love America. I'm writing the email now. But you do love America. I know. I know. I'm just saying it in caps. I love America.

Like somebody's going to get paid to do this. Why not you? You, right? Love it. Yes. Okay. All right. Let us know how that goes tomorrow. All right. Thank you very much. Oh my gosh. I'm picturing them getting the email and they're like, they're just going to be like, y'all. He's not backing out. He's offering to do it for 500. They're like, guys, I think we're stuck.

Here's Amy's pile of stories. Oh, man. This is just a PSA for dirty things around your house. A lot of people might think the dirtiest thing is in their bathroom where we hear computers a lot. But I read this morning that your coffee machine is gross and you definitely need to clean it. Why? What about a coffee machine is so disgusting? Well, it found that there are one of the germiest places in people's homes, and what you should do is wash all removable components after each use and wipe the outside of your coffee maker daily,

because you just go and grab it with your hands all the time and you're not, like, cleaning it off that much, and then you rarely ever take it apart and dig in and cleaning it. You're just using it day in and day out, assuming that everything's fine. You wouldn't do that with a pot or a pan. I definitely wouldn't. You better dang believe it. All right, what else? Okay, so I know where LeBron James is going to go.

You don't. Yeah, I do. Probably the Lakers, but you don't know for sure. Oh, no, my inside sources. Tell me I for sure know. Okay, where? The Lakers. How'd you know?

Because that's what everyone's saying. That's what everybody thinks. Yeah, but do you know why that one dude from San Antonio Spurs? Yeah, Kauai Leonard? He is going to the Lakers too. Well, maybe. Maybe. That's what they say.

Yes. Amy, you're talking to people who know sports and, like, live it every day. Okay. But LeBron wants to play with another big-time star like that. Who's your source? Your husband? Yeah. ESPN? No, I mean, I just talk sports.

You know? You guys just hang out. Hey, by the way, it's in sports. Arkansas plays tonight. Texas Tech, college world series, game two. Baby, baby. Go hugs. That's right.

Thank you. What else, Sam? And lastly, Bobby, hopefully you can break this down from me because I was like, what? So Paul McCartney, he earned about $7 million the entire time the Beatles were together, which I was like, oh, wow. I mean, I don't know. Inflation, thought it would be a little bit more.

but he has earned approximately 1.2 billion since. Yeah. What has he done? Well, it's not so much what he's done. It's what it's done that he made while he was in the Beatles. So the more of the record sell and songs sell, the more money he makes. And those songs have sold for 50 years. And is he one of the, is he a writer?

Yeah, Lenny McCartney. Because the Beatles, I guess too, he had to split it with like, four people. Four people? Sometimes less, sometimes less, because they didn't all get on all the songs. And sometimes it was, but yes, there was a lot of splitting going on. And again, $7 million from back there was probably like $20 million. Dang. And that's a lot if you're in four.

And they also signed crazy record deals back then. Just the deals were different. Wow, I'm just thinking about the raging idiots now and then the raging idiots in the future. Oh, yeah, yeah, that'd be fun. I can't wait to see all the residuals we make from when I grow up. Yes. Oh, I don't know. I knew you could help break that down for me because I was shocked.

to see 1.2 billion. Well, I don't know if I even broke it down correctly. I'm just going from what I know. I just didn't know if he was doing something that I was unaware of. Well, no, listen, Paul McCarney in Wings. He's toured by himself. His obvious value's gone up as he's become a legend. I think he probably makes a million dollars a show, something like that.

But still, that being said, I think he's made most of it from his songs in the songwriting from back in the day. Yeah. Okay, I'm Amy. That's my pile. It's a Bobby Bones show. Hope everybody has a good Tuesday. Let's go around the room.

what everybody's doing today. Amy, what's planned? Coming to see you. Oh, that's right. Amy's flying in New York. What? Yeah. What? They said, who would you like to come and support you in all your endeavors? And you said? I said, Amy, of course. Wow. That's cool.

There goes all my support. I'm going to take down all those tweets. Take them down. Now, Amy has some meetings here at work. And so I'm here and the big wigs want to meet with Amy about some career things. So she's going to come up. Wait, Amy's got career things?

Whoa, what are these career things? Some stuff y'all meet about, too. You have career things. Everybody's got career things. Yeah, we do conference calls, though. But there's like a multiple of y'all. They are flying Amy out. Wow.

That sure are. You're all right. No, we're not out of you. I'm just saying I see where we're at. We're not out of you. But I am excited to come to your thing tonight. That's right. Tonight, let me say this.

that tonight I'm doing the let's like a Q&A and then low cash plays Bobby Bowens.com Hey Morgan number two Yes Hey what's the deal with that You can watch it live

Everything's going to be on our website at Bobbybones.com I'll be streaming it Just kidding There's professional streaming it right Oh I thought you meant you would be Okay so there's that No I mean it's a legit thing

Amy's coming up you can watch that tonight Lunchbox what's going on Nothing, man. I just got a nap and hang out at the house. That's it. I got nothing to go in today except for supporting you, but I'm starting to think about pulling that back. I didn't do anything. I did nothing.

I'm in New York. And then he goes, hey, they want to have some meetings with me. I'm going to come up. Is that okay? And I said, yes, absolutely. We coordinated it around that so that we could work together there at the same time. I have no idea what's going on with her. I just know they have big vision for her.

And you're exaggerating. to make them mad. Which means if they don't have big vision for me, but that's cool. I'm not inviting Eddie anywhere ever again. He doesn't invite me to play golf. I'm inviting Eddie nowhere ever again. He's so mad at me. Did you see they play golf again? Yes. Yes, and I was a home. So I'm done. I'm done

with Eddie, period. I'm done. And you just took him to Charleston? Yeah, that's right. I didn't invite you to New York? No, he didn't invite me to New York. I'm working. Watchbox and I didn't get to go to Charleston. And then you had a pool party last week and I didn't invite me there. I didn't have a pool party. No, I did not.

Just because I jump in the pool by myself does not equal a pool party. That could be a party of two. No, no, whatever. Edit, you're dead to me. All right. Is that it? I heard Mike D. I feel like we should leave on more of a positive note.

Let me say this to people to listen to the show. No, wait a minute. You speak and then I have something, please. And then I'll say something. Okay. If you don't know by now that we're all the best of friends, but then you're never going to get it. And sometimes when you're the best of friends, you get irritated.

Except I'm not best from Eddie anymore. Oh, my goodness. Come on. I'm over it. I'm over it. Lunchbox, what would you like to say? What do you do? You're doing nothing.

Eddie. Eddie, we don't care. He's dead to us. Amy, what were you going to say? My thought was because I felt like, oh, he's dead to you two? You're the one that golf's him.

Yeah, exactly. Well, I was just trying to get on the bandwagon so I can come to New York. Okay. No, no. My thing is, we're leaving on sort of a negative note, so I wanted to switch it. No, we're not. Just because we pick at each other, it's not negative. I get so irritated.

People get on Facebook and like, you guys are just so rude. Listen, if we were really rude to each other, we wouldn't be in the same room. I would just eliminate whatever that festering. I would just go, you're done. You're right. But you know what I wish would happen? The Eddie would leave? Yeah.

No, not that. But like, if Eddie and Lunchbox were like, oh, we have to go to New York for something, I'd be like, that's awesome. Like, we support each other. That's great. I hope the meetings go well. Like, that's amazing. Yeah, they don't support you. Whoa, whoa, why don't we support you?

I support you. I'm excited for you. But I'm just saying, man, I can use a meeting. meetings in New York too. Okay, then set them up. Work on projects. I mean, some of the, my meeting stuff was, I will say some of it was me being proactive. Of course it was.

Lunchbox is the most amateur active that you could possibly be. No, actually, I disagree with that. You are. When it came to the sports podcast, I'm the one that had to do. When it came to the sports podcast, I'm the one that said, I'm the one that created it for you three. So don't even start about that. Yeah, but when I had to set up meetings with the people out of New York, who's the one that did it? And I did.

And who had to speak on the conference call for the whole sports show? I did because these two, they ain't got no initiative. Amy, so much for that positive note you're looking for. Never mind, I give up. I'm going over to the Today Show, so I got to go. Okay, tell Hoda and Kathy Lee what up. Well, Hoda, Kathy Lee's on vacation. Jenna Bush Hager.

Tell Jenna. I say, hey. I will. All right, thank you, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow. That's it. Hey, by the way, books out today. Thanks, everybody's buying it.

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