The Bobby Bones Show - Lunchbox Gets Caught Doing Something Gross + Bobby Tries To Keep A Listener From Taking His Money

Episode Date: May 8, 2019

Lunchbox defends himself after getting caught doing something gross. Bobby goes head-to-head against a listener named Lisa in today’s round of “Win Bobby’s Money.” Also, Bobby gets teased for his “flamboyant” running style. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But I was watching the news this morning before I came in, and there was a video of this guy and he walks up to the door, and he like opens the door, pushes the door, and a snake jumps out and bites him in the face. Oh my gosh. You see it lunchbox? Yeah, I cringed. You can talk in your own microphone for this. I can.

You hear me? It works. We're in an old studio, an old, old, old, old studio until they rebuild our other studio. We moved out of our studio into this room, and it's pretty good. It's not bad. But some of the stuff is still kind of broken. I think Fox Sports used this room. I think Clay Travis used this room.

Seems like you have a lot to get used to over there on your board. Oh, I do. Like, I've been all day, it just felt awkward. My buttons aren't on different sides. But I saw that it's a door camera that captures the guy getting bit by a snake. A guy in Oklahoma went to open his friend's front door when a five-foot snake jumped out and bit him in the face. It was wrapped around the porch light. And everybody has these ring cameras now.

His friend rushed him to the hospital. The doctor said the snake was fine. The guy's bite wasn't venomous. He's okay. But a neighbor decided to get rid of the snake with a hammer. That poor snake. No. Just living his life.

Sorry. Fell attacked. Then he got hammered. Oh. And not in the good way. Literally got hammered. I mean, that dude, I mean, you see him get, and he just runs backwards into the yard. It is so, it is bad.

Here's a clip. Hey, me. Hey, take you to the hospital. Take you to the hospital. That's a snake. Like, he didn't even wait. He's like, ah, hospital. He wasn't like, what was that?

He wasn't like a snake. He's like, ah, hospital. Wow. I've thought about you. Lunchbox hates a snake. Like, my kid has a book about animals, the zoo. I skipped the page with the snake. Oh, you do?

Absolutely. Because it's like the, and it does a little, no, we don't do that page. Skip it. Carrie Underwood brought a fan on and do that rap thing we did on. on a show? Oh yeah, Luda. Did you see it? I haven't, and I was wondering if they did good. They did pretty good. The audio is not awesome, is why I didn't play it on the show.

Oh, okay. And you can definitely hear him rap, and I think he did okay, but I'll place. This is Carrie's... The thing was, she had a contest. You send in a rap, and then you can come up and do the rap part that Luda does. The sea is for the courage I possess through the drama. It's that. So here you go. Carries on stage. It's like cell phone video. That's cool, because

they got it at the same time. Pretty good, huh? Yeah, actually. And he knew he was pissing his pants for everyone out there. Yeah. Like, oh my goodness, here we go. Oh, boy.

Good for him. And he nailed it. Good for him. Is he still singing with her? That's fun. Ah, good for him. I remember we were doing the million-dollar show

from the Raging Gideats a couple years ago when Carrie Underwood did it with us and I have a picture of my house of us singing together because I was singing and she was singing like a duet. And I did my part and I was like, Bada-do-doo-do-do-do-do.

And then she starts singing her part and she opened her mouth and it was different than anybody I've ever, ever been around and sang with she was that strong of vocalist I think the best Yeah The best

Yeah, just say it I mean it's so hard I think now it's like Who's your favorite singer more than who's the best singer But I mean it was It was just a different Different type of voice that came out of that It was like okay that

Well that hole's opening Holy crap Yeah it was amazing And you were right there right next to her So it's just like Oh we were singing to do it like almost Yeah face to face Three inches from me

other and how many people can say they think we know not a lot man that pictures in my house though like when you walk into my podcast room that's one of the pictures that you see going up so yeah I thought that was pretty cool how was your day yesterday it was really good yeah yeah I mean it was a really beautiful day spent some time outside with the kids organize some stuff in my house that I needed to get done that feels good spring cleaning are you spring cleaning or is it just cleaning I guess I was just cleaning but it was one of those things it really really my husband and I cleaned out some drawers. Like, you know, somehow in the house, they're always, you find these drawers just become junk

drawers. I don't even know how you decide that's going to be the drawer. And we have like three of them. And we went through all three. And it felt so good. Found all kinds of things. I kind of sprinklinged a bit with clothes where it's like, I'm just not going to wear that anymore. That's why Eddie got a bunch of clothes.

But now anytime I wear anything, he's like, hey, you like that? You're going to wear that again? Yeah, I don't blame him. I'm good on today's. You can keep that. Not that there's anything bad. I just don't. I looked at it.

I'm like, nah, you can use that one. This shirt's awesome. It's okay. It's a little brawny, lumberjacky for me. Yeah, it's awesome. Which I don't have that built. I think I wore this on American Idol. Yeah.

Didn't I? Oh, well, then you can't wear that again. Hand it over. I think maybe I wore it on a mentoring day. Oh, not on camera? No, no, no. It's all on camera. Well, then you can't wear that shirt twice, bud?

Yes, I can wear it many times I want. I can't wear it on TV again. Oh, oh, gosh, okay. But yes, I can do whatever I want. I thought you had to get rid of it. Eddie, Eddie was wearing, I gave you two jackets and I saw you wearing another jacket. Which one? Which one?

Which one? It was Friday night, which was the first, the prelim night where we had dinner with clients and stuff like that. And I wore one that I thought I couldn't, I wasn't able to pull off. And you pulled it off so easily. You guys really, like, I walked in. You wouldn't have even noticed. Man, I felt like the leather was crinkling in it every step I took, like the little jingle with the zippers on it. Stop it.

And then you, then look at Saturday, too. Thanks, man. Did you like the Saturday one? I did. I liked them both. And I think you both gave me, Amy and Bobby, you both gave me like the compliments and the courage enough for me not to wear it. Like, I'm going to wear it now more often. Wear it every day.

No, not every day. It's too nice. Maybe like every other weekend. But now you feel, now you'll own it when you wear it. Like you feel good and you'll just be like, yeah, I look good in this. I don't know anything else I wanted to mention before we kind of, a couple things. One, we didn't do post-show pre-shows the last couple days because I was in California. If I'm in a studio, sometimes they need the studio.

Sometimes I have to get out and go to work, which is why I'm in another studio. So apologies that we did not get on and do this before some of the other shows. Because you may look on and be like, wow, this is a short show. This is because we weren't able to, you know, hop on and do this. Anything that you want to mention, Amy? I mean, no. Well, what are you looking around the room for? I don't know.

I was looking around for any affirmations. Is there anything I should bring up? Is there anything we should talk about? I mean, I cast us kind of looking at the guys because we kind of know you're going on a date tonight. So I didn't know if that, if they would. You can bring that out. I don't care. Okay.

All right. All right. Yeah, keep going. Start talking. This is me. This is me bringing it up. And that's where you talk about your date and who she is. This is my super sly way of.

Who is she, bones? It's not that sly. And I'm not going to tell you who she is. What does she do? I met her during NFL draft. Oh. Oh, she's a, let me think. She plays in the NFL.

Really? She got drafted. It was one of the player's girlfriends. Not anymore. Drafted number six overall in New York Giants. Oh, that's the guy looks like, Elon Manning. But yeah. And so it was like, hey, that's met her then.

And then I was coming, I was leaving, because I'm just in and out of town all the time. And I was landing and she was coming off an airplane. And we saw she and talked from him. I was like, hey, when I get back, we'll go have dinner or something. And so I'm back because I'll leave again tomorrow. And so we go have dinner. Amy, who's that girl that you like? Robin Roberts?

Is it Robin? Yep. I don't think she's into Bobby. Oh. I don't know that she's not. Oh. But it's not her. It's not her.

I don't know. But yeah, it's just a date. Like I said, I'm just trying to date. If I don't date, how am I supposed to find a one? That's right. Yeah. Not a player. Just crush a lot.

I don't even crush a lot. What does that mean? What does that mean? Yeah, I don't even know. That means you crush hearts. No. No, it means I have crushes on people. Oh.

I'm not a player. No, you don't. That's not you. No. You don't crush a lot on people. Okay, just qualities that I think would be nice to see if I like further. Yeah. And so I do.

I want on a date in California. How is that? Good. Movie star? Stop with this. I just want to make sure. Well, you're not saying no. Right.

Yep. Exactly. You're catching on, Amy. Stop it. Stop it, stop it. Okay, look. Where are you all going? Tonight?

Yeah. I don't even know yet. Time. You don't have a place picked out yet? You don't have a regular spot? Yeah, do you have your spot? No, but here's why. Because when I was dating in Austin, I had a brief time where I was just dating around a little bit, but I would, I had a spot.

And I would go on the stupid waiter to be like, hey, good to see you again. And they would not only be, but to, because I have a type. And they would look similar. And they would look similar. And they would think of the same girl. I was like, hey, last time you, do you have the same as last time? I should be like, I've never been here. I know.

It wasn't a good thing. So I try not to keep the same spot. That's probably smart But I'm not like Playing or if I was I wouldn't talk about it on the air Right No, no no but you do like every what once every two weeks What I date?

Now it's like once a week Now it's like every hour Okay Is not But if I were like hiding anything I wouldn't talk about it on the air Right I'm just Trying to find somebody

There are a couple that I actually like Out of 15 Who knows it? I'm just trying narrow it down. Who knows. Done. Done with today.

Lunchbox, anything you want to say? Just listen to the sore losers after you listen to this. It's a podcast, sports podcast, Eddie Ray and myself do. It's a lot of fun. Basketball playoffs, hockey playoffs. A lot of good stuff going on right now. All right. There you have it.

Eddie, anything? May is Foster Awareness Month. Man, I've talked to so many people about fostering. Just everywhere we go, people ask me questions. and so many people were just like, man, I've really, now I'm thinking about it. So it's pretty cool. People can just kind of Google wherever they live. Like, how do I get involved?

And I'm sure they can find it's easy. Oh, I got a request for Eddie to be on my podcast because I have the email address for the Q&A episode. And one of the questions was, could you get Eddie to come on your podcast to talk about foster care? I'm very interested in how he got into that. Oh, is this? Somebody is asking you on the podcast? No, she's already asked me. He agreed.

And I'm totally in, yeah. That's cool. He's me one of the things, which fits right in. How much you get paid for those? I don't, we haven't discussed that yet. You get paid in promoing your other podcast. Oh, okay. Yeah, you can come on and talk about the sore losers.

There you go, lunch. Yeah, that's like when Eddie does mine. It's like, hey, don't forget to check out the sore losers. Yeah, we do talk about sore losers. It's fun. There you have it. Here is today's show. It is Wednesday, May 8th.

Enjoy, and we'll see tomorrow. Bye. Folks, it's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bones. Let's go. Transmitting across America. And welcome to Wednesday show. Good morning, studio.

Morning. Amy said she saw someone eating on one of her flights, something that was pretty interesting. What was it? Grapes dipped in mustard. Ooh. I know. I guess initially it sounds gross, but I really like both of those. I like grapes and I like mustard.

I mean, they could be on to something. Like, either I didn't know if I was totally just like appalled by it or I was like intrigued. Like, huh, that might be really good because I like a salty, sweet combo. And yeah, grapes and mustard. They busted it out. Like, it was just an everyday thing, and I could not stop staring. You know, I do eat the cashews, because I have these raw cashews that I eat, and sometimes I told you I pour the mama Chalula sauce on there.

Lady Chalula, yeah. Whatever it's called, you know. There's no reason to always correct me on that. I think that's pretty good. But I'm going to try the grapes and mustard. Did you ever try the Coke and the milk? No, because no. I don't drink a lot of soda.

I trust that it's good if people are into it because Coke over ice cream is good. Yeah. I asked for a hot tea the other day because I had been sleeping a lot and my voice is a little messy. I was like, can I get a hot tea? And they were like, would you like cream in that tea? And I was like, that's an interesting thing. So I bet they put cream in the tea. It was really good.

You ever had cream and tea? Yes, I have. Did you like it or no? Yeah, I like it. Yeah, I'll do, if I'm out like at a coffee shop and not having coffee, I'll order hot tea with like a fourth a cup of almond milk. I know that's not exactly cream, but it just makes it a little bit better

than just with water. Here's the Bobby Bones Show podcast, highlight segment of the day. We have a room connected to our studio. It's called the Glass Room, where a lot of the production happens, and lunchbox walked in, and what did you see in the trash? There was, I think, a chick-fil-A fries,

which I'm not even a fan of, but it was like noon. I hadn't eaten. I was hungry. There was a couple things stacked on top of it, and I was like, I kind of leaned to my left, and I was like, man, It looks like there's some fries still in there.

And there was some dipping sauce, like sweet and sour sauce. I'll get them. So I moved the stuff out of the way, picked it up, sat it on the table, dip, eat. Dip, eat. Was it dip open? Yeah, the dip was open. Oh, no, no. But it was sitting in the fries.

Like, it wasn't sitting separate in the trash can. How do you know someone eating that didn't double dip? I don't care about double dipping. I'm not scared of that. Okay. I double dip all the time. Like, you go to a party and there's chips and dip. I'm double dipping.

Oh, you're all. also goaq, queso, salsa, whatever. Do you don't consider that for other people? Just because you don't care, you just... No, if you can't handle it, bring your own. Oh, wow. That's the way I look at it. If you're scared of double dipping at a party,

then you need to have one you hold in your lap so you know it's yours and yours only. But, yes, it was in the trash, and it wasn't like the fries were scattered in the trash. They were still in the little chick-fil-a-container. But there was trash on top of it. Yeah, there was a couple pieces of trash on top of it. And the open sauce.

was in with the fries. How long had it been sitting there, do you think? That's not, I mean, I didn't... Were they cold? Oh, they were definitely cold. Definitely cold. But I was hungry. Who in the room would have done the same thing and ate the fries?

Because I wouldn't. I would not. No, no. Morgan number two would you? No way. Who saw lunchbox do this? Because they rat it out and they were like lunchboxes eating out of the trash again. It was the two other girls in the glass room.

Oh, the girls probably... Probably the... Yeah, if they're like, I can't believe you're doing that. And I was like, what do you mean? They're perfect. fine. There's no, like, there's no bite marks out of the fries. That would that have stopped you, though, if there were

bite marks? No. I mean, heck, at an Astros game one time, I found cotton candy underneath the seat. I ate it. Oh, cotton candy, that's gross. Because I like collect and kids lick it. Yeah. I was on a date once with a girl a long time ago. We were watching a movie and she reached under, and there was a box of like half

eaten chocolate cover of peanuts or whatever those are, weiner, what do they call this? Wiener balls? Raisin nuts? No, it's like a wiener. Goovers. Goovers. It's a half open box? It was a half open box and I was on a day with it. She goes, somebody left this box of goobers here and then she ate them. No way.

Yeah. But what if that's a setup? What if that's a trap for it's poison go goper's? No one's going to go poison goobers. They didn't. But I did think that was weird that her. Somebody's hands had been all that. Would you like that about her though? No, I thought it was disgusting.

J'all go out again. No, we didn't. All I can think about it every time was like she has a goober mouth. She has a used goober mouth. Hey, you're on the air, Amy, in Arkansas. How are you? Hi. What's happening?

Not much. I am on my way to work right now. I am first time caller. I'm super excited. I finally got through to you guys. Oh, well, thanks for calling us. Anything you want to say? Yeah, so I actually wanted to tell you, first of all, I love that you're from Arkansas.

I think that's really cool. Me and my entire family, including my in-laws, are from super small. towns in Arkansas. And so whenever I first started listening to your show, I just thought it was like super cool that you're from Arkansas as well. But my husband also hated country music whenever we first started dating. And since we've been married, I have forced him to listen to your show every single morning. And now anytime he hears your voice come on the air, he'll like nonchalantly like try to like turn it up like without making it obvious and stuff. I'm like, okay, I see you. I know you love this.

That's good. Here's the thing too about country music is that I think some people have never really listened to it. And I had some friends whenever I was in Los Angeles living out there for a few months doing dance with the stars. They were like, I don't like country music. I'm like because you never heard it. And so they'd say, what do I need to listen to? And I would say, okay, listen

to Old Dominion, listen to who else what I'd send them, Chris Stapleton, and Thomas Redd. Because I feel like those are transitional into the rest because those guys just don't put out bad songs. Right. If I had to pick three, it was those. It was Old Dominion, Thomas Rett, and Chris Ableton.

And I would go, if you just listen to these songs, I'll make you five. And you just come back to me tomorrow if you listen to all that. And they were like, you know what, you get a point. And then they start listening a little bit on our radio. And then all of a sudden they'd be like, yeah, I guess I'm kind of into it. But then I'd have watched their Instagram. They'd be listening to country music. And I'd be like, see, I told you.

And now you're good. And then it's like after that level two is like the Luke Combs. Because all his songs are good. His are a little more country-country, country. But you just warm people up, and then they start to love it. Then you just go full-on Luke Bryan. I got that. Yeah, and then it's like rain is a good thing, and they're totally into it.

I appreciate that call. Tell your husband we say hello. What's his name? His name is Colton. All right, Colton. I know you're probably listening right now secretly. We appreciate you, bud. And thank you, too, for calling, Amy.

Yeah, thank you guys so much. Have a great day. Yeah, you too. See you later. The Bobby Bones Show. Our producer Raimundo from the glass room with the news. Ramundo, what you got? In Denver, Colorado, there was a school shooting.

Two high school age students were involved. They'd been arrested. They pulled a gun from a guitar case and shot one, injured eight others. Such sad news. In tax news, Los Angeles has sued turbotax and H&R block for deceiving people. They were hiding options to file taxes for free from Google searches. Officials are looking into it. And finally, in Calabasas, California, police are investigating that huge party

that YouTuber Jake Paul threw over the weekend. People have said pills were slept in their drinks and neighbors were injured. Do you follow Justin Bieber on Instagram? I don't. Well, if you go over to his page, he's been writing some real deep, prolific Instagram posts. Okay.

So what I'm going to do is see if you can tell the difference between a Justin Bieber quote or a quote from me and from one of my books. Okay. Now, this game was not made, but who made the game? Mike, did you make this game? I didn't make this game, but I think it's funny.

Is it Bieber or Bobby, Amy? Are you ready? Ready. Don't stop fighting. The battle is already won. Fight for what you love and who you love. Don't let fear and anxiety win. Is that Bieber or Bobby?

Bobby? No, I'm sorry. That's Justin Bieber. Wow. Wow. Okay. All right, Bieber or Bobby? Being nervous is uncommon.

It's uncomfortable. It's stressful. But that's why it's awesome. Being nervous is how I feel alive. To me, it's a rush, a mental bungee jump. Bieber or Bobby? This is so hard. Wow.

I don't know that I've ever heard you say or I don't recall of reading mental bungee jump. But, golly. Bobby. Correct. Oh, yes. Wow. Yes, yes. Oh, I don't get a clip.

Beaver gets a clip, but I don't get a clip. That's funny. Thank you. Thank you. All right, ready? Beaver or Bobby? The sooner you embrace the truth, the sooner you can leave behind the bitterness of what you don't have

and start with what you do. Bobby. Beaver or Bobby. Excuse me? Bobby. Correct. We got that email. There you go.

All right, let's do one more. No matter how dysfunctional you think your background is, how broke or broken you are, where you are today, or what anyone else says, you matter, and your life matters. Bieber or Bobby? Bieber. Well, you don't think I can say that? I mean, you, yes, it sounds like you. I'm just, I can't, I was like too much of hemmy-hawing between the two of you. Like, apparently y'all are a lot of like.

I'm just going Bieber. He's my inspiration. It is Justin Bieber. There is. I'll give you one more. The smaller you break down the activity or the time it takes to do something, the more manageable it becomes. Bobby. Yeah, that's correct.

Yeah. That's all about, if you look and you're like, man, and I have to do this project at work. Or I have to, you know, my kids got to have great grades for second grade. If you just look at the very end, the end result, it just seems like it's almost impossible to achieve. But if you look at it every single day and you just do what's in front of you every single day, all of a sudden you've been breaking it down. One, it's scooting by a lot quicker. And two, every day's manageable.

All the days, not manageable. So I did say that. I do believe that. That's how I live my life. Here we go. One more. Everyone is insecure about something. That's the quote.

Uh-huh. Beber. No, Bobby, I'm sorry. Sorry, Amy. That was like, Bobby's like, who said this? The. Oh, you want to hack?

Is this what this is? This is the Amy roast this morning? No, but I mean, that was like so big. She didn't win the game, so she'd roast to me. Who said this? I had eggs for breakfast. Um. Are your credit card bills keeping you up at night?

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on Netflix that knew Ted Bundy movies out, but Zach Efron's playing Ted Bundy. Amy, did you watch that? I did. And, you know, I thought it was okay. I don't know, maybe I got too excited about it because I loved Ted Bundy tapes. I thought Zach Efron did a great job.

The whole time I was like, wow, he's come a long way since high school musical. Or like any other role he's been associated with, I just was kind of like, is he really to be able to take on this role? It's very serious. And, I mean, he was believable. but the movie, I don't know.

I wasn't as into it. That's disappointing. You know what else almost watched? And then Eddie told me not to was The Mule with Clint Eastwood. Oh, I have that on my list. Is it not good? Yeah, no, it's not. It's not.

Really? It's okay. It's one of those movies where you watch it and you're not going to think about it again. You're just like, it was fine. It wasn't like a bad two hours in my life. But Clint Eastwood's just, man, he's getting old. And he's the star of the show. He's not getting old.

He's old. and he's the star of the show and it's just like, man, I feel like he's getting tired as he's talking right now and he might fall asleep. I'm looking at Rotten Tomatoes. It's 70% positive.

I thought it would be higher than that. The audience scores are lower than that. But yeah, I thought the mule was going to be really good and I was going to watch it on the airplane and I kind of was not into it because Eddie said that the review wasn't good. It's a cool storyline. It's just like Clint Eastwood needs to stop, I think.

Oh, no. Anyone else see anything good lately? Like, go around the room. It can be streaming or a movie. I'll go first and I talked about it last week. I saw La La Land and now I can't shut up about it. When anyone asked me anything, they're like, hey, what's the weather like today? I'm like, who knows, but La La Land is so good.

So I'm kind of annoying about that. But I really like La La Land. Amy, you? I mean, the last movie I've watched is the Zach Efron Ted Bundy one and I don't recommend it. Watch Ted Bundy takes. No TV shows either, nothing? Oh, my husband and I started a football one called. All-American, maybe.

I haven't seen. Now, what's it on? It's Netflix. And we're, yeah, I hadn't really formed an opinion yet, so I wasn't going to share, but I guess since you asked me, I mean, we're on like episode three, but it's about this kid that grew up, like, in the bad part of L.A., but this football coach from Beverly Hills comes over to get him and recruits him for the high school football team. And it's, like, got some racial issues. And I don't know, it seems pretty interesting.

Like, update us. I'll update you. I want to get a few more under my belt, and I'll give you official review. I watched the Bray Brown special, which I thought was fantastic on Netflix. I'd recommend that to anybody. Lunchbox, you've seen anything? Man, I haven't really watched TV in the last week, two weeks. The last thing I sat down and watched was Free Solo, and we talked about it.

It is amazing. So good. You have to watch that documentary. Eddie? So I started watching on Netflix. There's the show called Perfect Bid, and it's about a Price's Right contestant who went like 40 times, I think, and he finally got his shot. and he studied every single price that he possibly could

on every item that was on the show and he, I don't even want to ruin it. But I'm not even done with it. I'm about halfway done with it and it's so far so good. Okay, since you're not done with it, you have what happens at the end totally wrong. Okay, all right. It's fantastic.

It's a great documentary. Yeah, we talked about this about two years ago on the show. You did? Yeah. It's under the recently added on mine. Well, it was just added to Netflix, but I think it came out. But it's really good.

And I would also recommend that movie, the Three Brothers, what they called Amy? Oh, identical strangers. Three identical strangers. Which is fantastic too. And abducted in plain sight. I don't recommend that. That one's heavier. I don't recommend that.

They're heavy. Yeah, heavy. So anyway, don't watch Ted Bundy. Don't watch Clint Eastwood the Mule. Right. And have a good morning. How about all that? But watch Ted Bundy tapes.

Like, if you haven't seen that, do that. I just want to clarify it's the Zach. I'm also not going to recommend that. It's too dark and killy. Like I think if that's your thing. Oh, it's not my thing, but I was fascinated by it because you're like, it's almost interesting how, and you got, you appreciate and are thankful of how far we've come as a society to like, you know, with government and or with, um, police. I think it's technology more than society. Okay.

Well, yes, as a society, we've grown in communication between our state to state. Like, we're like, well. I'm just happy the internet exists, basically. Yeah. Okay. Because of the internet, we can now find serial killers. But that's one of those where I don't recommend it to people because they may hate it and may give them nightmares. It may be a lot of killing.

Yeah. Well, Ted Bundy's a lot. A lot. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Okay, so Facebook can be negative at times. We talk about how it's a dark place, but it also can be a happy place.

And that's where my tell me something good comes from. Some preschoolers. They were, you know, sweethearts back in the day. Then one of the kids' families moved to another state, so they got separated at like five, six years old. Well, guess what reunited them way later in life? Facebook, and they got married. Preschool, sweethearts. You know, what else can you say about?

You know what this makes me think of is my friend Missy, who in college she started dating this guy, and she was my roommate. And then she found out her parents gave birth at the same hospital. and they were both in the NICU together as babies. They were both born premature. They were both in the same NICU. So that's technically when they met. And then, boom, they got married. They met.

Were they NICU, sweetheart? Yes, they were. Isn't that so cute? It's sort of like this. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobby Bone Show.

Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes with us from Bridgeport, Connecticut. A man was looking for a job, so he took an application into the Kentucky fried chicken, and the manager's like, hey, man, sorry we're not hiring right now, but I can keep your application, call you if something becomes available. Guy got mad, punched the manager in the face, manager threw hot water on him, so he got second-degree burns, and he got arrested for assault. Boy, who did? The guy that went in looking for the job, because he punched.

Okay, but the manager didn't get in trouble. No, because he was self-defense. But it reminded me of when I worked at Dunkin' Donuts, the coffee pot sat right there to the left of the register, and I always always, had visions of someone coming in and trying to rob us and me going, yeah, and reaching over, grabbing the pot of coffee, throwing it on them, and diving out the drive-thru window. This was my scenario. Why did he have the hot water buy him? Was it like coffee?

I think it was from the coffee thing. Yeah, like a little whatever you, however you made the coffee. Yeah, the water spout. Imagine that. Someone comes in for a job and then you get punch in the face. Gosh. But he didn't get the job. No, I wouldn't think so.

No. Is that it, lunchbox? That's it. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Folks, it's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bone! I hate to bring bad news to the show. What? I know. It's kind of what we're not about here.

But, I don't even want to say this, but... French fries are apparently the worst thing you could possibly eat. Oh. Why? Because they're... Well, so the whole thing came out. You can't look at them as potatoes. But they are. But they're fried. They're destroyed.

Yeah, the potato has been destroyed. Yeah. Some people think since French fries are made from potatoes that, you know what I mean to potato? They're not that bad. But so they did French fries at almost every major restaurant. And they are near the bottom of foods to eat. Because one, if they dip them in oil, pretty much it's over. And then they cover them in salt.

It makes it ten times worse. So health officials say if you're going to eat fries, you should have like three. Three fries. Three? That's hard. I don't even want a fry if I can only eat three. Right. So it says just stay away from fries.

McDonald's French fries are the best French fry. I could probably eat just four or five boxes for lunch of just French fries. Did you see that story too that came out about people when they ate a bunch of garbage in a short amount of time? Their body kind of readjusted quickly, Amy? No, I didn't. So it was like if you just binge on ice cream for like a week, like it's not. not good for you. And you may put on a couple pounds, but your body kind of goes back to where it was before that for the most part. But it's if you do it for long term is when it really starts to take a hold.

Gotcha. We're so just genetically who we are and little factors like food and exercise can help us or hurt us. But we are really who we are. The whole thing was like scientists say your body can adapt to short binges, like short binges, because they had people doing extra thousand calories for like five days. And they found that although your hormones briefly changed, they kind of went back

to where they were. But if you did it longer than that, your hormones changed completely and you were just either, if you ate weight less, a thinner person or what we do, we eat way more, and you're just bigger.

And it's hard to shake it out. Like you actually have to go and lose that weight. That makes sense? Yeah, no, it makes sense. I mean, hormones and metabolism and stuff, like for me, I did a lot of that,

studying that, whenever I was recovering from eating disorder, stuff like you you mess with your body you mess with your given metabolism you're given hormones like what you really are supposed to be because like if you ever have struggled with that you don't you don't know what is your normal what is your normal because you've you put too many other factors in there to mess it all up so you have to like finally have a long time where

you're even and try to get normal and your body recalibrates yeah it's it's odd we start messing with our wiring and then you're rewired yeah you have to unwire it Yeah, a lot of times if you just left it alone to begin with and not freaked out about anything, you probably would have been healthier. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevant.

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Where do you hide your valuables, Amy? The best place to do it is the laundry room, I read. Why? What happened there? Well, because the security experts, they all got together and they said that your laundry room is totally like a low priority location for thieves. because it rarely contains the valuable stuff.

Burglars, they want to quick in and out, you know? So hide your stuff on shelves above eye level or in your laundry room is what they say. On average, burglars are in your house for about nine minutes. And so they're not going to take the time to reach up high or go in your laundry room. How lazy are they just not reach up high? I don't know. But the laundry room thing is pretty fascinating because, again, what are they going to get in the laundry room? Dirty clothes and dryer sheets?

Yeah, I know. It's kind of genius. You could hide stuff in there and they'll never know unless they're listening to this show right now. You ever had your house broken into? I have when we lived in North Carolina. That's why I ended up getting Josie is the house got broken into and Ben was going to be deployed a lot because we were stationed at Fort Bragg. And I was like, I need a dog. We need a dog. And then like a week later, a pastor at our church rescued a Rottweiler. And I googled. I don't even think I knew what a Rottweiler was. And I googled it. And I was like, perfect guard dog. I'll take her. Isn't it so crazy because my house was broken into it and had a ton of stuff stolen? Yeah. Like when you walk in at first it's just kind of confusing. Mm-hmm.

You're like, wait, what? Where my TV go? Did I move that? Knowing I didn't move my TV? Yeah. And you feel violated and it's scary because someone was rumging through your stuff. And they took my husband's Air Force Academy ring. Oh, that's nothing.

They took my skydiving pictures. Oh, yeah. That's right. That's nothing. Like, I'm like, Amy, I can't believe you'd worry about your husband's Air Force ring. Oh, no. just remember at the time we were young and we were newly married and those rings are expensive but obviously we wanted to replace it because that's super special yeah and that stinks yeah they took my

PlayStation they tried to take our TV off the wall but they couldn't get it they couldn't get it uh I guess we had that thing stuck in there real good because yeah well they struggled what we learned is hide your things in the laundry room yes valuables yes you're valuable so this guy Johnny bananas is Lunchbox's hero. And he was on what show? Real World Key West. And then he's been on the challenge ever since. So he's been on probably 20 seasons of the challenge.

And so Lunchbox sees him at a bar in Austin, goes up, freaks out, but he starts following you on Instagram. And Twitter. Yeah, we are, now we are like social media friends. And you haven't reached out to him direct message because why? Well, I didn't want to go on too strong because he commented on my picture and he said something about Grindr. and so I was nervous.

I was like, I want to play it cool. Like I'm not checking my social media all the time for his comments. So I didn't want to reply within 10 minutes. So I played it cool. And then I... What's your end game with him, though? Be friends. And then maybe I get to hang around other challenge people.

And then maybe they have like a version where they bring on fresh meat and they bring me on the challenge. Because Johnny Bananas says so. In the end, you just want to go on the challenge. So you're just using him? No, no, no, no. I'm saying, just, I want, but I could work with him. I could be one of his alliance. How awesome would that be to be in a Johnny Banana's alliance?

Well, so I'm not super familiar with Johnny Bananas, but I have some people that I know that are, and they love the guy. They think he's fantastic. And so Lunchbox finally reached out to Johnny Bananas. Now, this is on Insta Messenger or direct message? Direct message on Instagram. Okay, so what did you say? I said, because he's leaving for the next season of the challenge, like I think this

weekend, I said, good luck on the challenge and can't wait to catch up when you get back. We have to keep our friendship strong to prove grinder works. Oh, wow. Well, you're just hanging on that grinder joke, huh? Well, he made the grinder joke and so I thought And we kind of told him to do that. Yeah, you guys told me

to keep the grinder in there. Oh, do we joking though? Okay, so, Amy, do you think Johnny Bananas replied? Yes. Eddie? No, absolutely not. Lunchbox did Johnny Bananas reply? As of now, bananas has not replied.

Oh. Yeah, yeah, I knew it. And how long ago did you send the message? About 24 hours. Oh, man. What's the wait time on that, Bones? If you do... Well, you can look and see when they're active online. Oh. And if they've been online, they didn't reply, it's because they didn't want to reply. Oh.

Well, maybe he gets a lot of direct messages. Maybe, but how many people does he follow? 500. Okay, that's not a terribly lot. Oh, man. Yeah, but I'm nervous. Like, I'm hoping I didn't come on too strong with Keep our friendship strong.

Like, I mean, I don't know. It does sound like he's got a new girl he likes, huh? Like, I just didn't know. I was like, I wanted to sound like a friend and not a fan boy, and I thought I kind of sounded like a friend, but I wasn't sure wishing him good luck. I felt like I played it pretty good. Well, he may not have got it.

Send him another one that goes, hey, did you give him the last message? Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Really? Yeah, because he may not have got it. Yeah, because he may not have got it. Okay. I mean, if you think that's going to work. That's not a little too desperate.

Like, I mean, if you think that, I mean, maybe he didn't miss it. Maybe he got looked over. Maybe he just forgot. Yeah. Put one of those wavy emojis. Be like, hey, it's me in case you forgot to message me back. Like, hey, we took a shot together at the bar. Do you remember?

I mean, he has to remember that. I would just sit on it. Dude, I really wouldn't send him a message now. He was already typing it up. Oh, he was? I was already going to his Instagram. No, no, don't do that. Just sit for a minute.

All right. The next thing, the next move would be just a comment. of his pictures again. Okay. Man, this is stressful. This is tough, man. I mean, I'm so close to Johnny Bananas. I don't know what's going to happen.

Just find the next picture of post and comment on it and then see if he replies back. Let us know in the next couple days, all right? All right. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Today is National. Have a Coke Day because it's the anniversary of the first day Coca-Cola went on sale at a pharmacy in Atlanta way back in 1886. So it's 133 years old today.

You know they put cocaine in Coke? Yeah. Is that why it was called Coke? I don't know. I'm not sure. I don't think so. I don't know. I think it just works.

I'm not having a Coke today. I'm not having a Coke. Yeah, I'm probably not going to either. But, I mean, if some people need an excuse to have a Coke or Diet Coke, now's your day. So Wendy's is bringing back its spicy chicken nuggets. And we have Chance the Rapper to think for this because he tweeted something. something like this. Positive affirmations for today.

I will have a good day. I will succeed today. Wendy's will bring back the spicy chicken nuggets at some point. Please, please, Lord, let it be today. So then Wendy saw him tweet that, and they decided to put something up on their Twitter and said, you know, we'll bring back the spicy chicken nuggets if we get two million likes.

Well, they got the likes, so spicy chicken nuggets coming back. All right, there you go. What else? And Starbucks received more than a, $11.6 million in free advertising, thanks to a coffee cup that accidentally made its way into a scene of Game of Thrones. And it wasn't even a legit Starbucks cup, but it was from craft services there. And it was a cup of tea, and people just thought it was Starbucks. Well, it was shaped like that Starbucks cup lid.

Yeah. And cup, yes. And so. But it was still amazing. They left it in the scene. And I haven't seen this week's episode yet. I'm going to watch it hopefully tonight. Well, HBO has since gone back and removed the cup from the episode on HBO.

Go. So I don't know where you're going to watch it if you see, but it's funny, they went and they're like, oh, we're removing that. No more free advertising. But when they added it all up from radio, TV, social media, everyone talking about the cup, it would be like $11.6 million worth of advertising. Well, I'll watch it on HBO go, but I've already seen the clip. Okay. It does look like Calesia sitting at a table having a dirty child. You're like, wait. Just so not game of drones. Yeah, right.

All right, cool. Yeah, I'm Amy. That's my file. There you go. It's time for the good news. News. With Bobby. Tell me something good.

On Saturday, Sharonda Wilson attended her son's graduation at Central Michigan University. But oddly, the same day, that was her own commencement at a different college because she went back to school. And she was like, I'm going to go to his more than I want to go to mine. So the school, her son was graduated from learned about it and didn't tell her. And they also had her little ceremony at the same time they had her sons. Oh, that's cool. So the other university gave them permission to go up and do that and award her.

And so they did that. And the video shared by the university, the crowd can be heard cheering the mother on. I defer upon you, Chandra Wilson, the bachelor's degree that you have earned, please move your tassel from your right to your left. Isn't that cool? Yeah, I love it. Yeah, I love that one too. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good.

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dot apus. dot edu slash military folks it's your buddy and mine Mr. Bobby Bones Let's go Transmitting across America Over to Amy with the morning corny The Morning Corny

The Morning Corny Why do cows wear bells around their necks? Why do cows wear bells around their necks? Because their horns don't work. Oh, Hong Kong. All right, there we go. Thank you. Thank you very much there.

That was the morning corny. Although, just to be fair, I think bowls have horns and cows don't. Well, I didn't need to get specific. I could have. Not necessarily. Is that right? Is that right? Yeah.

They both have horns. They do? Well, there you go. Learn something new every day. Let me say this real quick, because I'm getting a lot of crap about, I posted an Insta story of me running. Have you guys seen it? And people say that I do not run manly.

Oh, are you like, Phoebe on Friends? That I do. It's all, there's, I almost took it down because I was really getting hammered for it. If you go to my Insta story on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones, M.R. Bobby Bones. And you click through, it's like one of the things I've posted. And you see me run up a hill. And you know what?

I don't run the manliest. But I don't think it's worth all the heat I'm getting for it. So check it out. Are you watching it? I'm watching it. I have to agree, Bones. That's not very manly. That's funny.

Lunchbox. But let me say this. Oh. Your hands look weird. Are you serious? Wait. You can't. You can.

You guys are rude right now. I don't do a lot of things super masculine, but you know what I did instead of pulling it down? I just said, I embrace who I am. I'm not embarrassed of it. I still can run pretty good. I was moving pretty good. However, maybe I don't look the most masculine.

Everybody's laughing at the room. It's like it's the beginning, like the way the arms and the hands are going. That's the hands and arms, I don't know what it is. Like, something's weird about that. When you're manly, you kind of have a fist when you run. You don't run with. your palms out. Oh, no.

Oh, no. Like, he's kind of wax on, wax off. Yeah, spirit fingers. You are you, though. There's one thing about me is that I'm me. Oh my gosh, I've now watched this like six times. Okay, move on with your life. Wait, I want to go back and vote.

It's Mr. Bobby Bones on my answer story. Should I be embarrassed of my running? That's my question. Yep, did you click yet? Oh, but yeah, I did. Just because. What's the poll right now? So right now it's 20% yes.

80% no. Thank you. Thank you, guys. Everybody who's voting in my favor I just shouldn't be embarrassed Whatever Let me see if I can work with these phones We're in a new studio

We're in a temporary studio right now Heather, hello Will this work Heather? Are you there? So right now we are in a studio that we're sitting in for the next two months Until they get our other studio built It's our first day out of the studio

And I've tried to go to Heather Heather And Ray, I don't have her And that could be a me thing because I pushed line two, and she's still not there. So we're going to sit and do this on the air on a national show because that's just how we roll.

Should I just go? So entertaining. Just play a song and come back. Let them make fun of me some more of my running. Do you see my running? What do you think? Yeah, it runs or runs. Thank you.

I'm the only one clapping. Okay, hey, we're going to do Luke Combs that premiere are coming up in the next 55 minutes, right? Are we doing that today? I'm going to play a song. Heather, if you're still sitting there, I'm trying to get to you. Let me try one more.

Rachel and Maryland. Are you there? Nah. Okay, so we have no phones that work. That's okay. Hello? No, that's you. You don't do that.

Oh! What I say? Rachel? This is so cool. Hey, Rachel, stand by. How do we do that? Ray hit something. What button did you hit?

The numbers. The numbers, one, two, three, four, five. So only hit, don't hit this side, hit this side. Yes. Okay. Hey, Rachel, so we're in a temporary studio they built us just to hang out for the next couple months. And you go ahead. Okay.

What's up, guys? guys, this is the coolest thing ever. Here she is. Rachel, everybody. Hey. Hey, everybody. Is everybody there? Yeah.

We're all here. We're all here. Wow, this is so cool. Well, I just wanted to call to say that I travel a lot for work, like, probably three weekends out of the month, and I get a lot of travel anxiety. So I download the Bobby Bones podcast every morning and listen to it on my flight. Oh, well, thanks a lot. And it relax me, and it's awesome.

Can I ask you an honest question? Yes. Okay. Tell us a segment that you like to hear. and then one where you're kind of like, I don't love that one so much anymore. Okay, well, I love the one where you guys guess Amy's jokes. Okay, so you like the investigative corny on Thursdays? I do like that one, yeah.

That one tracks me up. What's something where you're like, you know, okay, but next? I don't know off the top of my head. Like, I really like all of them. I also like when lunchbox guesses the weight because I have no clue how he does that. That's a fan favorite. Neither do we. Okay, then do this.

When you think of something that you don't like anymore, call us back. Okay. I'm just trying to make, I'm trying to basically be an algorithm where I can now go, oh, I know what they don't like. We're not going to do that anymore. I'm going to give you what you like. Yeah, I love that. Oh, wait. Also, I have a thing for Amy really quick.

Go ahead. So, Amy, your son likes to dance, right? Like, he likes hip-hop. Oh, yeah. So I actually work for a traveling hip-hop company, and we do events all over the country, and we have one in Nashville coming up in January. Oh. Would you like to feature him as a dancer? Yeah.

It's for all ages. So like young kids all the way to adults. Oh. So I was a weekend with famous choreographers in the industry. So. Are you looking to hire a dance champion from a reality show? Because Bobby's a champion. You know what?

Has two thumbs and is a dance champion. This guy. I know. I know. I saw you do some hip hop. Do you see me run, though? Hey, go look at my Instagram, Rachel. And it's on my Insta story.

see if you like my running technique. It's a little something new I'm trying out. Okay, I'll see it. I'll take a look. All right, thank you. Hey, have a good morning. Thank you for calling. Yeah, you too.

Thanks, guys. All right, call us back sometime. All right, we are hanging out this morning. We have a bunch of people on the phone. Are you guys asking them questions now to see if they're good to get on the show? Yes. So there are asked through questions? Screener questions, yep.

Because in the past, we've had some people on that claim they were good and they got and they got no questions right. Because we're going to play Win Bobby's money where I match up in trivia. against them and if they win they get my literal money for my wallet. So I think now starting this week we're screening them? Not before we haven't screened them? No. Okay. Well, that stinks.

I like them we don't screen them and I just want to dominate. Here's Madison. Hey, Madison, are you there? Hold on. Madison, are you there? Yes. Okay, so did you get the questions right to be screened through? Did you get the questions right, Madison?

Do what? Did they screen you on questions? No. Yes. Maybe. All right, Madison sounds like a hero to me. He sounds like a winner. Madison, can you beat me and win Bobby's money?

Maybe so. Lunchbox, what do you think about this one? I like people that are confident. I mean, sorry, Madison. Like, I like you. It's a cool name. It's the name of a city. But, I mean, you gotta go.

Oh, Cutter? I think we cut it. I mean, I don't know. Did they quit? I don't know. Can you win? I don't know. I mean, when you call them to win, you say, I'm going to win.

Lisa in South Carolina. Yes. How are you doing? I am doing good. You pretty good trivia? I like to think so, but, you know, we're always happy in our own little bubble world of what we think we can do. Lunchbox is saying to cut her to her, too. Oh, my gosh.

Guys, we need confident people. When you call in to win a competition, you've got to be confident. You don't think LeBron James goes on the court and says, you know, I think I'm going to lose tonight. Hey, have we screened them? They did screen them? Do you want or do you want to just take a new batch? Bobby, I mean, I mean, I like her personality. She did think in her own bubble she is good.

Lisa, do you want to take me on or not? Come on. Yes, yes. I'm going to try. You have to try. Okay. Lunchbox, your final decision on her. Come on lunch. Come on. Help a girl out. Okay. Split the money with me when you win. All right. You're in. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant.

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and she did go through a few questions beforehand is Lisa. And so, Lisa, are you there? I am here. And where do you live in South Carolina? I live in Charleston. Oh, love it, love it, love it. I got it.

The low country, as I like to call it. Low country, that's right. And so what I'm going to do is I'm going to leave the room. Okay. And they're going to ask you, how many, 60 seconds, where the questions? Yeah, 60 seconds, how many questions you can get through. If you don't know it, you can pass. If you get it wrong, you'll are...

And if you win, you will beat me. I am 2 in 0 this season, and I got a little extra cash to send you your way. Are you ready? All right, I'm ready. Let's play. Win Bobby's Money! Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. children all around the world.

It's time for another edition of Win. Bobby's Money coming out of the blue corner, Lisa from South Carolina. Oh, boo. And coming out of the red corner, the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. With a record of 2 and 0 this season, Bobby Big Head Bowes. Boat, Boots, Boots, Boots, Boats, Boats, Boats, Boats. Lisa, I'm walking out. Have fun because when I come back in, I'm going to mop the floor with you.

No, no, no. All right. I like her. I like her. I'm leaving. All right. All right, Lisa, what do you do? I am actually a gang investigator inside of a large county jail.

Whoa. That is legit. Can I come shadow you for a day? Man. I like a little day in jail. All right, all right. Well, I was going to ask you a bunch of questions, but Bobby will get mad at me because I'll start interviewing about jail and, you know,

gangs. Yeah, gangs. All right. Are you ready? The timer will start when I finish reading the first question. The category is U.S. cities. And what is the city of brotherly love? Philadelphia.

Correct. What city is Disneyland in? Anaheim, California. Correct. What city has the largest U.S. airport? Atlanta. Correct. The U.S. Steel Tower is one of the United States.

tallest buildings in what city in Pennsylvania? Pennsylvania? Pittsburgh? Correct. What city is known as the Motor City? Detroit. Correct. The University of Oregon is located in what city?

The University of where? Oregon is located in what city? Portland. Incorrect. What fictional U.S. city does the Simpsons take place in? Springfield? Correct. What city is known as the alien capital of the world?

Roswell Correct. What city was Elvis born in? Cupelo. Correct. What is the largest city in North Dakota? Coupal? Incorrect. And that is time. Wow. She got so many right. Lisa!

How many she get right? She got eight. But don't tell, Bobby. Hey, cover that up. Mike, come on. Come on. Hey, Lisa, just, you know, hey, man, Lisa. That was terrible, man. That was terrible, man.

Lisa, you need to keep investigating. those gangs, okay? Amy's got a bad poker face. She's like, uh-oh. Amy, you can't, you gotta be better than that. Be cool, Amy. I was being cool. Lisa, how'd you do it?

Not good enough. That's the idea. I'm ready. You know what her job is? What? She investigates gangs in the county jail. Yeah. Okay.

That's pretty cool. I don't care. I can give a crap when it plays trivia. You investigate corny's bones. Yeah, that's right. All right, Bobby. You know what my job is mentoring 16-year-olds and singing competitions.

Boom. Take that. Lisa. Let's go. Okay. The category is U.S. cities. The clock will start. When I finish reading the first question, if you do not know it, say pass.

Go ahead. What is the city of Brotherly Love? Philadelphia. Correct. What city is Disneyland located in? Anaheim. Correct. What city has the largest U.S. airport?

Atlanta. Correct. The U.S. Steel Tower is one of the tallest buildings in what city... Pittsburgh. Correct. What city is known as the Motor City? Detroit. Correct.

The University of Oregon is located... Eugene. Correct. What fictional U. city does the Simpsons take place in? Springfield. Correct. What city is known as the alien capital of the world? Roswell. Correct. What city was Elvis born in? Tupelo. Correct. What is the largest city in North Dakota? Fargo. Correct. What city is home of Starbucks? Seattle. Seattle. Correct. What city is the chocolate capital of the world?

Hersey. Correct. What large Ohio city was Jerry Springer once the mayor of? Cincinnati. Correct. What city's nickname is Space City? Pass. Alcatraz Prison. Time is up. Space City.

I don't know that. San Francisco. I knew that one. No, it's Houston. Alcatraz. No, Alcatraz San Francisco. I know. I know, but Bobby always rings in before you finish.

How many? I got 13. Bobby got 13 right? And how many did Lisa get? Ladies and gentlemen, boys. Girls, we do not have a new champion. Winner and still

undisputed champion of the world. Bobby, Big and Bones! Bones, bones, bones, bones, bones, bones, bones, bones, bones. How does she do? She got a great. Oh, good. Yeah, you just smoked her, though. Hey, good for you for finishing second loser?

I'm just kidding. Lisa, I'm totally kidding. No, no, you can talk trash when you win. What, Lisa, I'm sorry. Go ahead. Oh, no, I'm the first runner-up, so that's good. That's true. I'm proud of you. You got eight.

I did. I did. What did I miss Space City? Houston. Yeah, Houston. I didn't get that far. I missed South Dakota. I said she falls. Yeah. And she said University of Oregon. She didn't know that. It's in the Dakota. Yes. Yeah, that's good. I don't think I would have got Space City ever. I know NASA isn't NASA there? Yeah. I never knew it's called Space City. And then what was the other one? Alcatraz. Alcatraz Prison is located on what city's Bay. San Francisco. We didn't get that. You said Bay, I think I would have got.

it otherwise. Okay, well, Lisa, hey, you did not win $60 and $60, but you had a good showing. I had a great time. If you're happy, I'm happy, you know? I'm happy. First time caller, got to play a game. Bam, mark it off my list. All right. Well, I don't know. What else is on your list? What else can we help

with? I don't, you know, I get to, someday I will get to meet you when you come to Charleston. You've been here twice, so third school will got to be the charm. I don't leave. I'll leave winners. No, no. If we come to Charleston, can we check out. gangs at the jail?

Yes. Yes. What is wrong with you? You want to go to jail? I'll give you a tour. And meet gang members. Yeah. I do actually. Okay. Hey, Lisa. I would love to bring you guys in. Thank you for calling. I really appreciate you listening.

Seriously. You're welcome. Thank you. Bye. Everybody clap for Lisa. She gets poor. It gets for it. I mean, I've never met a more happy loser. I get so competitive that now I got to turn that off and be just the normal guy that I am right now. What, the champion? Yeah, three and a though, baby.

That city's right in my wheelhouse, though. If you ever do state capitals or cities. Yeah, what's that Pittsburgh one, the steel, whatever? Steel. It's a Steel City. I just went by that because of the Steel City. Well, that does make sense. I don't know the steel building, but if you give me steel, it's context clues.

Yeah. Steelers. Exactly. Oh. Mm-hmm. Shout out Pittsburgh. Okay. All right.

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You know six, seven years ago And so, you know, for me Mother's Day is I hope everybody else has a good one But for me it's not the best day for me But You know, I don't hide from it And I'm in an interview And someone goes, hey man, we're sending messages

To our moms for Mother's Day What would you like to say to yours? Ooh Mm-hmm And it just puts me in a weird place because I don't want to bring the room down and go, hey, my mom died a long time ago. And for a lot of our life, I wasn't so close to her because, you know, she was an addict. And so I just didn't want to do that. And so I was like, hey, a bit. You did a fake

message? Sort of. You tell me if I was wrong for doing this. Because I was just like, hey, mom, if you're watching this, that's crazy. Hope it's a happy good mother's day. That's funny. Because it is crazy. Because she's not alive. Yeah. I mean, yeah. Like, what are You just have to handle it. What would you have done if you were me? Because I didn't want to be like, ooh, she's not. Because. Well, I don't know.

You're funnier than me. That's like a quick, that came to you quickly and that's a funny way to handle it and probably fits you. I probably would have been the awkward one that been like my mom died. Yeah, because Amy's mom passed away. Five years ago. Almost, yeah. And so, again, Mother's Day's tough for you. But I will say that you actually have something cool happening.

is that you're now a mom. Right. Where I'm not a mom yet. Yet, yeah. I'm still waiting to be a mom. Now it's shifted to where I don't. I mean, it is still a time of, you know, you would want to, you miss your mom. But yes, the focus shifts because then you've got your kids and it does help.

Mother's day's tough for me. Yeah. I just kind of ignored as much as I possibly can. I always have a moment where it's like a, you know, think about it for a second. But I really do the healthy thing and just try to hide, just mush up. it down. I know. I never know how to handle it with you.

Like, well, because obviously I can empathize with what you're going through with your mom being gone, but, I mean, 100%. But I never know if I should text you and be like, you know, heart, broken heart. You can always text me an emoji. Flower emoji. I'm always good with the emoji text. Because that's how I deal. Whenever it's awkward, what do I do?

High five. I text back emojis. Yeah. That's my way. But Mother's Day Sunday, I'll say this. Don't forget about it, though. because if you forget, you're a loser kid. Oh, yeah.

Or a husband. Or a husband, yeah. If you have like lunchbox, you've got a baby, baby. So you're the one that's in charge of making sure she gets recognized as being a mom. And this is your wife's first Mother's Day. Oh, yeah. I realized that last night. That is Mother's Day.

We were sitting there and there was a commercial on TV and it said something about Mother's Day. I was like, I wonder when that is. And I googled it and it's Sunday. And I have no idea what to do for my wife's first Mother's Day. because the first one is probably the most important one. Why don't you pamper her instead of getting her something that is like flowers are good. No, flowers, I mean. No, flowers are good.

Oh. But I think you could also pamper her and like get her a massage or something. Yeah. Not give her a massage. That's different. No, gift. Get her. Yeah, yeah.

Oh, like send her to the massage place. Yeah. Like you watch the baby and send her to the massage place. And tell me like, come here, honey. I got, you get three, you get one three minute coupon. of lunchbox's hands. Cash it in at any time. I mean, I could give her a massage here and lay down right here on the couch, you know.

No, I know, but I don't do that. Gift, gift, gift. Yeah, send her somewhere because she gets an hour of her time. Yeah. You get to sit in that little room in a robe, and you watch the baby. Yeah. And we're giving you an easy idea right now. Get her some flowers.

Okay. Which I could recommend, 100 flowers. Okay. Or let me say that you should just send her and get her a massage. And cook her one of your blue apron meals. Boom. Yeah, I'll just do whatever. Well, you do that all the time anyway.

Don't do something you always do. Oh, dang. Okay. Well, those are the ones he knows how to cook. I know, but don't do something you always do. Okay. Because it doesn't seem special. All right.

Okay. Maybe I'll do the kid's laundry too. Do you never do that? No, that's hers. But again, that's so practical. Oh. There are certain times when you should, you can also do that. But you can avoid practicality at times.

Lunchbox takes like three-hour nap. She works a full-time job. I work a full-time job. I know you do, but you have a lot of hours at home where it's so easy to throw on a load of laundry, but you're like, that's her job. No, no, no. I do my laundry. She does hers and the kids laundry. Okay. Why don't you just make her a list of all the things for Mother's Day that you're

going to do, and that can include that. You could get her some flowers to start the morning, have them ready for her. Okay. You could then... It means I get up earlier than her. That's what you probably do, don't you? On the weekends, I try to let her get up before me. I try to let her. You could also send her to get a massage, and while she's away, you could do the kids' That's a lot. Okay. But it's one day.

I know. I got to sit the bar high because in Father's Day she has to top it. Oh, I didn't think about that. It's such a competition. There's a company experimenting with an ice cream where they use maggots. Now, before you go, oh, how gross, eating anything, bug or animal, you're just kind of picking what you think is acceptable. I know, but maggots is not at the top of my list. I know, nor mine. But I'm just trying to be pro-maggot here.

Okay. Shouldn't discriminate, you're right. These maggots are trying to live a life too, you know? Well, not if we eat them. They say that maggots and other insects are environmentally friendly and blended with flavors like honey and cocoa, and it's a great source of protein. Like maggots are super protein-filled.

And so they're making an ice cream using maggots. And I do think that if it was good, we would eat it. Because what's the difference is that in any other insect or bug? Really, except we're taught they're bad. I don't look. They're not appetizing to me. They don't look. I'm not taught.

I see. And I'm like, ugh. Like a maggot. Ugh. Nothing sounds good about that. What are some of the weird things you eat, though, that we go, ugh. Nothing. Nothing like a maggot.

Are you serious? Cale? You think it. Exactly. Ugh. Okay. Okay. Here's one.

Same thing. We've seen some of these crazy internet challenges go viral. But the last one, speaking of maggots, not really maggots, but cockroaches. The cockroaches. Challenge has people putting live cockroaches on their faces and taking a selfie and putting it on social media. Really?

Yeah. That's how you... The Cockroach people also eat cockroaches because, again, super full of protein. I don't know who started the cockroach challenge, but they've had over 6,000 posts of this in the past week or so.

But you have to find one. Yeah, that's hard. Probably just go to what, lunchboxes' house? Back of the couch. His car? My teacher in college. He used to teach class with hissing cockroaches crawling all over him. But it was an entomology class. It was all about bugs, and he loved bugs.

And he served maggot pizza sometimes when he would do a bug potluck. Oh, and how good were they? I didn't eat it. I didn't eat it. Are you crazy? Did you ever eat like the chocolate grasshoppers ever? No, but he had termite brownies. What?

Are we sure this guy had his degree? Yes. Yes. And like sometimes, and I had to sit. I was late the first day of class. and wherever you sat the first day of class is your assigned seat. So I was front row. On his lap?

No, but I was front row. And sometimes when you would teach class with the hissing cockroaches, I was like, freaked out one was going to make its way towards me. But that was a very interesting class. But bugs are in everything we eat. I learned that. But still, I don't like to think about it. Texas A&M? Is that where that was?

Yeah, me and all the football players, entomology. Oh, one of one. Oh, yeah. Speaking of schools you went to, there was a kid in Austin High School. He was awarded, no, she was awarded for donating thousands of books. Her first goal, her name is Melissa Kasbegan, which is to collect 1,000 books. And now at 2019, here we are.

She's collected more than 15,000 books. Oh, wow. And this is Amy's high school. And so she's a junior in Austin. Well, it says Austin High School, but I'm telling you it's Westlake High School, which isn't exactly the same. But they started a nonprofit called a thousand books two years ago.

And then now they raised 15,000 books. Wow, I love that. A kid with probably other kid things in their mind, but they decided to go and do something for some somebody else. So there's that. Hey, do you know what the ranking is? On my answer story, am I running? Have you guys looked at that? Because I posted an instant story of me running, and a lot of people were giving me a hard time saying that it was very flamboyant. I was just trying to show exercise, you know? Like, hey, get out there and grind it. But then people are like,

look how you run, weirdo. The style's definitely unique. Mr. Bobby Bones. Right now, most people say that I should not be embarrassed as much as all you were hating. Only 23% say I should be embarrassed. It's gone up, though. Oh, okay, stop it. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian university based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it.

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With lunchbox. A Dallas man was working on his home, pouring some concrete, doing some work, and he had a medical emergency, had to call 911. They transported him to the hospital, and the firefighters are like, man, if he doesn't get this concrete done, it's going to be ruined. He's got to start over.

So they called some off-duty firefighters and said, Hey guys, you guys know how to do concrete. Come over and finish this guy's job. So off-duty firefighters showed up with their tools, finished the concrete job. That's a cool one. And the guy did live. I mean, he got the hospital, he's okay.

Oh, good. And that's cool. They hopped in and finished it for him. That's cool. There you guys, what's all about? That was tell me something good. Folks, it's your buddy and my... Mr. Bobby Bones.

Let's go. This is the... Turn it up. What's happened? Let's go to... Is it Paver in Seattle? Yes, oh my God What's happening?

Well, I live in Seattle, but I'm from Arkansas Woo Pig. Woo Pig is right. What do you want to say? Well, ever since you suggested that we need to wake up song, I have the worst time waking up in the morning.

So I love vacation and I sat down as my ring turned last night and my husband would roll over laughing this morning and it was great. It was fun. And yeah, I'm ready to get the day for. Well, I'm a big believer in if you wake up to a really upbeat song, that it does help you. A bit, if you just listen to it for long enough, you start to feel it.

And she has picked vacation. Are you down for a bay, bay, bay, vacation? A song there's a boy, Raymundo's in. It helped right, by the way. Ramundo said that so many people have been listening to this song because there's a line about White Claw. What's White Claw in my box? It's like a spiked seltzer. So there's a line in it.

So people's Instagram ads have been showing up White Claw because they're listening to the show and Instagram hears it. I'm about we hit Costco. Heard the guy to do. 12 pack of White Claw. So the ad that pops up is White Claw. Isn't that funny? Hey, do I have a way to talk to you guys in that room, Ray?

Because we're in it, when you just yell at me, I don't know what you're saying. We're in a temporary studio until they rebuild our new studio. So I don't know if I can even talk to Raimundo in the other room. thumbs up or thumbs down. No, I can't hear you. Okay. But I do have a best top five moments from our other studio. I just heard him.

Did you hear him? I heard him. It's only through our ear. Oh, radio can't. Okay, got it. That's why I was like, we can't hear you. Raymondo talks to me all show through my ear. And you guys normally can't hear that when we're in a normal studio.

Oh. But now you'll be able to hear him talking. It's like magic. I was like, wait, we can hear him. Do you want to know my top five moments? At least, I'll give you my number five moment from our old studio that we moved out of. Oh, yeah. Which they're doing demolition on today.

Crazy. They actually called it demolition. Do we get to knock down walls too? Yeah. Help them? Probably, but why would you? It'd be so fun to, get some anger out? Aren't they doing demolition today in the other room?

That's what they were saying. By the way, at five moments, my five best moments all time from our other studio. And drum roll, please. Thank you. I'm only doing number five here. You know what, at number five is kind of a weird one. Because in that other studio, in that other room, I met both of my last two girlfriends.

Oh, boy. Which one did you like more? Which moment? No, no, no. No, I'm saying. I'm just asking. Like, as in things that happened in my life, like, I met both of them in that room.

And they're both great relationships. But that's still a top five, right? Oh, yeah, I would say because it was a significant part of my life. Okay. Like, I met both of them when they had come in for, like, an interview. Yeah. And number five. Wow.

But that's the only place I meet people are like. And you mesmerize them with your words. Well, that's the only way I can get girls alike me is if I'm like, hey, let me be funny. Because nobody like sees me and goes, like to get with that, dude. Yeah, but it probably is impressive how they... Why would you agree so quickly, though, Amy?

Just a little bit I would like me to go. No, I was going to go into something else that they probably find attractive. Go ahead. Because you're... No, but he's like able to run the board. Like, he's got his fingers. He's like working.

Really? No, no, no, no. You're producing it, and then you're also still talking and doing the show and being funny and it like, it looks like you've got a lot of control over the room, which you do. which is powerful. They like control.

They like that. I'm not sure that's sexy. No, I feel like them watching you run the board. That's why you look at Bobby the old cell. Do you like watching my fingers push random buttons? No. Hey, paper, are you still there? I'm here.

What do you think about that? Do you think me pushing buttons is sexy? Because if so, I'm just going to walk down the street with the board. I'm going to go to the club or a bar with just a little like producer board. And just say, hey, baby, check it out. I turn level three. Okay. Okay, well, my husband is, like, attractive, but he has kind of, like, a nerdy job.

He's a software engineer at Microsoft. And so, like, hearing him talking about his work and, like, programming is way over my head, and I don't understand it, but he has so much control. And that's how you are. You are in such control, and you do other things, like, more than just pushing buttons, I assume. See, I think she agrees that it is. Like, girls would find it hot. But, Paber, let me ask you this.

If you see your husband coding, are you like, Baby, just take those glasses off and give me some of that. You got to have little glasses, but, no. When I see my husband flying an airplane, it's hot. I mean, I'm pushing a button. Yeah, flying an airplane's a little bit different. And when I push a button, this happens. Nothing, actually.

Here we go. Are you down for a bay, bay, vacation? Maybe that's my, that's my sexy. Number five moment. Eddie's kind of turned on. I am. Watch me do that. Okay.

Hey, Morgan number two, you're the only other girl in the room. What do you think about that? Well, I can't really see you pushing the button. The pushing the button is not high. But that's not the thing. That's not the point. It's the point of you in your element. This is like you're doing your thing.

I'm definitely in my element. And they're like watching you do it. And you're multitasking and you're making it all happen. That's attractive. I just think I'm able to be funny. And they're like, oh, this guy's kind of funny. I did say that. At the same time, pressing buttons being funny at the same time.

So do you think they're watching you do the show and they're like, he's funny, he talks a lot. Like, that's what I want. And then after you're done with the show, you're just like, quiet. Oh, I don't talk in at all. I know. I know. So what did they happen? What happened?

Are they like, what happened to that guy? The guy that I met, pushing all the buttons. Where's the funny guy that pushes all the slides? That has so much to say. Yeah, I have so much to say here. And then I got, well, 1001.1. Shut down. Power down.

Yeah, I got nothing there. Hey, Pabar, thank you for the call. Let me do another one. This is, is it Rina in Texas? It's Rihanna. Hi, Rihanna. What's going on? Hello.

Morning. Hi. I'm a first-time caller, and I've never gotten through, and I'm so happy that I've gotten through. And I just want to let y'all know that y'all have brought so much positivity in my life. I went through a really bad depression, and I just started listening to y'all like a couple months ago. I just want to say, like, I thank y'all from the bottom of my heart. Like, y'all really

have changed my life and the way I look at things. And I really do appreciate it. Oh, thank you very much. I'm sorry to hear you were going through that, but if we can be any part of helping that, that makes us feel good. Listen, we feel, I feel like my job literally is companionship. Like, if I can't be your friend and I can't help you get through stuff, then I'm not doing my job. So I hope you feel that way. Well, awesome. I really appreciate it. You keep doing what you're doing, dude. Like, seriously, You've inspired so many people like myself, and I wouldn't be the person I am today without you guys. So seriously, thank you. Well, thanks a lot for that call.

That means a lot. Do you think it's sexy when people push buttons, though? Oh, boy. Yeah, you think you laugh. All right, you want my number four moment? Yeah. In our old studio that we left, we're not in there anymore. We're in a temporary studio.

My number four moment, all time in the studio. It's kind of our first or second week in that studio when guests were coming by, and Randy Hauser shows up and brings a goat. and it was like, hey, welcome to the studio. Here's a goat. There's a goat in our studio, and we're going to put the pictures up. And this is the same goat that performed with Gary on this song.

Let me show you how country. Everyone in the goat, we used the goat clip. Oh, yes. Yeah, yeah. Same goat. Get some of this laid on. Your shoes off. Kick him up.

Ray, clean that out. You're the goat poop cleaner. So, yeah, the goat pooped in the corner. Yeah. So that's my number four. moment in the studio. A little lighter. It was a good time. I have top three coming up too. We finally moved out of our old dump

of a studio and now we're in a temporary studio, which is quite dumpy as well, but I'm happy to be here. Temporary dump. Because when we go back into our other in a couple of months, it is going to be awesome. And so we were going through my favorite moments of our old studio. At number five was

I actually met my last two girlfriends in that studio. At number four, it was when Randy Houser brought a goat to the studio. He's one of our first big guests, He brought a goat, and the goat peed and pooped everywhere, which was funny. But that also made people bring other animals to the studio, because then Gloria Ana brought a parrot, which is also how I met my first girlfriend. Oh, yeah, the parrot.

So a lot of people started bringing animals to the studio. We're now at number three. Do you have some of these two? I do. Okay. I'll do my number three, then you can do yours. At number three, all time, was we had two interns. One named Sarah, one named Random Kid Cody.

And I got pretty close to both of them, but really Cody. And he really liked this girl, and I was like, I'll set it up. I'll make sure you guys can't get together. And so I made them slow dance on the show and made them go on their first date. And they got married. So crazy. Like a month ago. So me hiring both of them, making them go on a date, and then eventually they got married, my number three moment, favorite in studio.

If you guys don't feel anything after this, then we'll never do it again. Okay? So it's your love. One of the most romantic songs ever. And I want you to slow dance to it. There you go. So here's intern Sarah and interned Cody. Let's see if they have a spark here.

All right, you two. Cody, this is your chance to go. Embrace her, Cody. Embrace her, Cody. Just put your arms out like. There you go. And that turned into marriage. Yeah.

Us yelling, embrace her! I think lunchbox goes, grab her butt. That's what you do when you slow dance. No, you don't. Not first time, Bobby is. Yeah, we've got a slow dance. That's how you know if the girl likes you or not. If you're slow dancing, you butt grab and she lets the hands stay there, you're in.

No, that's, you get in trouble. You don't grab a butt for slow dance. No, no. You don't grab a butt third slow dance. You don't only grab a butt whenever it's been determined you can grab butt. Yeah, when you're married. I don't know, maybe more than that. I don't even grab a butt slow dancing if I'm, like, been with someone for a while.

Oh, man, it is so fun to have the cheeks hanging in your hands. You don't do that. That's so gross. That's so white trashy. Like, that's not good. Or to slide the hands in the back pocket when you're slow dancing? Less white trashy. Okay, yeah, but like going down and grabbing and holding it there.

Oh, grabbing you guys like a cup, cup the butt. No, no. Oh, come on, guys. I don't think so. Not public slow dancing. Oh, you guys. You guys don't slow dance right. I guess I don't. What about let me ask you this question? I'm going to phrase it gently. Let's say you're dancing, Amy.

And there's a song on and it's like a club and like hip hop, you know, boom, boom. And you're dancing with a girl. I'll be the dude, you be the girl. don't get grossed out. But let's say as we're dancing, I start to get like it. No, I don't even want to know. Do girls like that or no? No, I don't know.

I don't want to talk about this. You never even said what you're doing. You can't figure it out. I think that it's probably awkward. Okay, let me ask Morgan number two. You're thinking, is it attractive? I don't know. Like, should I be embarrassed?

Like I'm 12, like run away. Morgan number two, you're dancing with a dude at a club, and you kind of, and that happens. Uh-uh. Do you like it or not? It's like a weird thing. You feel a compliment because you're like, I, cool. But then you're like, this is also really uncomfortable, and now I have to get out of this situation. But is it uncomfortable?

Yes. Is it ever like, this is all, like, for example, you're at the club, right? And all of a sudden. You're dancing to Justin Bieber. This is my God. And all of a sudden, you feel. him. You're into him totally.

Is that still weird? Yeah, that's a little too personal for public space, you know? Interesting. I shouldn't dance anymore with girls. You do that a lot? Every girl. I still don't even know what you're talking about. You don't? No. You mean the grind?

Yeah, when you're grinding, dude and Oh, when you do that, oh my gosh. You guys feel that? What? Yeah, you better hope they feel that, dude. All right. I'm one of the restrooms. That happens.

I should never dance. Okay. What were we talking about? Well, I was just talking about setting the two-hand turns up at dance. Oh, yes. That's my number three moments. Wow. What is your number three moment, Amy?

All-time in studio. My number three moment would be when you blindfolded me, and I had no idea why. And you had someone coming in, and it was the surprise, and I got to guess who she was. But then I never quite guessed her. And finally I got to take the blindfold off, and it was freaking Amy Grant. For me. Stop it. Amy Graham? Yeah, take your mask off.

Amy's going to hugger. That's pretty cool. Yeah, she was my first concert ever as a kid, and I love her, so that was cool. Number two, do you have one of those? My number two moment was when Jake Owen got rained out at CMA Fest, and we brought him in to play his set live. The next morning, you were just kind of like, he was rained out. Like, come play your full set here. We won't cut you off.

We won't take you off stage. And that was our first total, like, full band in studio concert that we ever did. And it just, like, was, it felt so cool. That was so cool. It was cool of him to do it, too, because I was like, Jake, I hate that you didn't get to do your set. You got this whole show to do it. And he did. Whoa, never going to grow up.

Never going to slowdown. That's a good one. Yeah, we were shining like lighters in the dark in the middle of a dark show. Whoa. My number two is I got an email from a friend one night. And he was like, hey man. And I just want you to hear the song because my friend didn't have a record deal or anything

So I listened to it and was like, oh, how about that? I said, I told Ray Mundo. I said, hey, load that up on the computer. I may throw to it because that's a really good song. But I don't think nobody knew the artist and he didn't have a deal. And so I had like 40 extra seconds one morning before I had to go to commercial. And so I hit the song and it played. And listeners were like, oh, that was interesting. Would you play that again?

And so I played it again. And then we started to see this unsigned artist start to climb the chart. And then by the end of the show, thing was number one. It was Chris Jansen, and it kind of launched his career, which was really cool for us. Because it was not deliberate. It was just, oh, I got a buddy who emailed me a song.

It's pretty good. Let's play it if we have time. And then it turned into, by the end of the show, we were like champion in this thing. Come on, you can do it, listeners. Let's make it number one. That was awesome. It was really a special day.

I know it was for Chris, but for our listeners, because our listeners of this show have more power than anybody else in country music, period, to change the landscape of anything. TV show ratings, songs, like there's not a bigger, more powerful group than the listeners, not us, but than the listeners of this show.

And they've shown that a few times since with songs like Girl Crush, Buy Me a Boat, it could go on. But our listeners have a lot of say-so in this format, so I was pretty proud of that. Your number one moment, Amy? Oh, hands down, this was so easy for me. You had me on the phone with George Strait,

and we were in the studio, and I'm just talking to him because he called in and I thought he was in Texas. And then next thing I know, that studio door opens and in walks George Strait with a cell phone up to his ear, still talking to me on the phone, but now he's in that studio. And I was like, ha, I mean, I just, I freaked out.

Yeah, next time I'm in town, I promise I will come by. Wait, there you are. Hey, yeah. He tricked us. Okay, well, I do, but Amy didn't know. How long did you all know? I haven't know. Did you know?

I mean, give him a heart. That's the first time, in a long time seeing George Strait. Yeah, and I love how he was total an actor mode. He's like, next time in town, I'm going to come by there. And then there he was. And I just, I was almost speechless. It's funny, our number one is very similar because yours was meeting George Strait in that studio. As we talk about our favorite moments in our old studio, which we moved out of.

And mine is the first time I got to meet Garth. Yeah. And I was like, holy crap. He came in And it was crazy because One Garth Brooks is the biggest selling American artists of all time And he came in And he was like hey what do you want to play

And I was like Play if tomorrow and ever come So he does He goes what else you mean to play? And I was like I don't know James Taylor And he plays fire and rain And I'm like this is crazy And then it's weird now that Garth and I are semi-social

And we're cool But at the point That's my favorite moment ever Was getting to meet Garth for the first time So, yeah, there were some others that were close. John Mayer coming in and hanging out for a while was good. Oh, yeah. That was a fun one.

Anything come to your mind, lunchbox? Yeah, when we had Amber Portwood and Kailen Lowry from Teen Mom, when you guys surprised me with them in the studio, had me blindfolded and I'd ask them ten questions to figure out who they were. Number one moment, by far. Yeah, we got chairs sponsored by artists because our- Oh, yeah. Oh, that's a good one. Our company wouldn't buy us chairs.

So Garth sent me a chair. Dirk Spentley said Amy a chair. Carrie Underwood sent lunchbox a chair. Tim McGross and Eddie a chair. Chair McGrossum. Chair McGrossum. There you go. One that I almost made the list, but it was when I finally told you that I went to see your kids in Haiti.

Oh, yeah. Wow. Yeah. That was in that studio. And these are powerful moments because every single one that you're mentioning, even lunchbox and then my stuff that we're talking about. Like I just, I picture it like it was yesterday and we're all sitting in our little chairs. I feel like we'll never forget those moments. But we're so glad to get out of that dump of a room.

Yes. Like that equipment we were using, like DJs 20 years ago were using them. And so we're in a temporary room, but in a couple months, man, we're going to be rocking. We've got a whole studio built for television. So it's going to be pretty cool. The Avengers Endgame is now the second biggest movie of all time. It's made $2.27 billion. Only ever beaten by...

Avatar. That's correct. Avatar is the biggest movie of all time. time still Avengers Endgame and number two Avengers Endgame we'll catch it though I haven't seen it yet I'm gonna try to see it Saturday I'll be in California this weekend for the next to last Idol episode and I think Saturday night I'm gonna go watch it nice who's seen it Mike D seen it loved it Eddie I've seen it cried two times and nobody else has seen it huh no no you don't want to though oh no I want to but I got to wait and figure out a time to go with the kids and they like Avengers

yeah guys it's a must see right yeah we have it on our list of things to do. We just haven't been around to do it. Amy, what's up with you today? Well, speaking of the kids, I'm excited because Stasheera has youth group tonight for the first time. You know, she's officially 12. Oh, is that the rule to get in, the cutoff of 12? I don't know. I think.

It's just now, we're finally, she had ballet on Wednesday nights, but we're sort of done with that. And now she's going to attend her first Wednesday night youth group from 6 to 8 p.m. And I'm like, 8 p.m. That's cool. Youth group is a big part of my life.

Yeah, me too. On Wednesday nights. So I'm excited for her. She nervous? No, she's excited. And I hope she makes some friends and it's close to the house. So that would be good. So maybe some, like, neighborhood people to hang out with.

And yeah, we're going to walk her there and drop her off. Ooh, a youth group, though? If she's youth and you're walking her? What if you walk her from far behind? Okay. So what if the other kids are like 15. Okay. We'll walk her to the corner.

You know, I'm just saying for her sake, what if there's like 15 or 16-year-olds there and they see her getting walked by her parents. Okay. Is that fair? Yeah. Man, she just got her hair done last night, too. I saw it.

It's a story. Well, so it, when she has the fresh braids and this ponytail look she got, she went from looking like young or like her age, like 12 to now like 16. My husband's like, I don't know that I could allow this, this braid hairdo anymore because she does look older and very, it's a beautiful look on her. And now he wants to come. and find her to the house. That's what a dad should be wanting to do that. So lunchbox what's your guy going on today?

For the first time in a little over three months, I will be returning to the pitch, also known as the soccer field. My bones first feeling good, so I'm going to make my season debut, and hopefully it holds up, and I'm not back on the disabled list after tonight. You're going to have to get a bike if you can be hurt. I know. That's what I'm scared about. And what about Bobby?

Well, I have a bike. I'm going to go around my bike today. I love that thing. So I haven't acknowledged me yet. I work so hard just for them to go, good job, Bobby. Because my name's like Bobby Bobby Bones on that thing. And they don't know the radio show because they're all in New York. But I just wanted to be like, hey, Bobby Bones, you're really killing it out there today.

Because they recognize like the dumbest people. Like somebody's next to last. And they're like, hey, Frank in Wilmington, you're doing great. I'm like, Tcha Tito told me a bone. It'll happen. I'm going to ride the bike. I have a spray tan tonight that I have to get, because I got a big week of television. Which I'm not ashamed to having a spray tan anymore.

And I'm not ashamed of my running style on Insta Story either. Over on myanza story, people have been critiquing my running style, saying that it was a bit flamboyant. That's a good word. Yeah. It's a good word to describe it. Like out of the gate, just. Flamboyant. It's up, Mr. Bobby Bone.

Just look at Myanza story. You can vote. I didn't know I was going to get so much crap for that. Thank you, have a great day. We'll see you on Thursday morning show. Hey, you can be anywhere of the world. We're happy that you're here. Have a good one.

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