The Bobby Bones Show - Lunchbox Guesses Weight + Amy’s Son Has First Hip-Hop Dance Class

Episode Date: February 12, 2019

Lunchbox guesses listeners’ weight just by speaking to the on the phone. Amy recaps her son’s first hip-hop dance class. New artist Caylee Hammack stops by. Also, Bobby calls Shay Mooney from Dan + Shay to discuss their Grammy win.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here you go. Today, if you're listening to this today, today on Tuesday, February 12th, today is the peak day for getting dumped. Yeah, I mean, I can see that, which is so wrong. Because guys don't want to go through with all the Valentine's stuff. Is that why? Well, it's safe that people don't want to go through Valentine's Day. And it's not something serious. They cut it now. Yeah. They don't want to have to do it. deal with like Eddie dinner and a gift and all the chocolates and the flowers so they're like you know what this isn't really working out and then I even heard like a few weeks after Valentine's Day they conveniently get back together oh that's called smart save themselves some money mm-hmm if someone did that to me I'd be like nope sorry you would know that that's why

they're doing it yeah what if it's today because it tells me I'd listen to this show day's like national dump day I'd probably I'd listen to this podcast and I know that today's national dump day correct I mean you'd be so mad for forever, huh? I wouldn't get back with them. So, yeah, Valentine's Day is Thursday. Which is the thing. Yeah, it's a thing for us, because Eddie's doing something, lunchbox

is doing something, I'm doing something, we still don't know what you're doing. Well, I'm working. I'll be in California. Okay, you know girls in Cali. But do I? Yeah, you do. La La Land. Yeah, it's called Twitter and Tinder. Yeah. And Instagram. I don't... You've hung out with

girls that... I don't know, actually, if they live there, though, but they have work there. It's tough to reach out to someone that you kind of already know and be like, hey, Valentine's Day. Yeah, that's... It'd be easier to do it with someone you don't know. And be like, hey, let's just go on a date, first date. Let's go on to go on this. That'd be fun. No, no, no. I don't have...

But I don't have... That'd be cool. Find a rando on the street. Like a haughty. Okay, what are you doing tonight? She actually might think that that's really awesome. I did that one time in college. And I asked a girl that just thought she was pretty, I was like, you want to go get ice cream? And she said, uh, yeah. Yeah, okay. And we went and had ice cream.

It was amazing, but then she never called me back after that. But I got her to go get ice cream with me. Like right then? Yeah, we were just walking on campus and I was like, but on campus though. Yeah, that's different. It's different than the streets of LA. Yeah, because nobody has a job.

Oh. Also, I don't think there were muggers then and bad people. All right. Yeah, I don't know that I would ever do that. Just go like, hey, what's your name? Cool. Let's go out tonight. You hungry? You hungry. You have any allergies?

You know who my dating confidant is is Morgan number two? I hit her up and I send her stuff. I'm like, wait, thank. She gives me back. Oh. It used to be Amy a little bit. Dang, Amy. I know.

I'm wondering like why, what happened to me. Amy takes like three hours to respond to anything. And she has other priorities now. Yeah. You have shifted. Oh, okay. All right. It happens, Amy.

Yeah, you're busy. It's fine. And I think of one reason is Morgan number two is more connected and in the younger demo. Well, I did send her someone Yeah, Bobby's like, sorry Amy, I'm not looking for the 40-year-olds. Listen, I'm looking for anybody. But by the time you're 40, you're mostly married and, you know, got your deal going. Yeah.

What are they not? Like, you're almost 40 and you haven't been married and don't have your deal done. You don't have your deal gone. I'm a unicorn. I'm a unicorn. I know so many girls that are our age that have not been married yet and don't have kids. And they're like, what the heck is? I know so many.

Name five. Okay. name them I mean you know but then unfortunately you've tried to date some of them tried to or have Have

Is there any chance that you're gonna be like a troubadour rest of your life What do you mean? Like well I just roam in the earth I haven't roamed it yet Yeah you have you've been You've been places

Not really like a troubadour Like you never see Crazy Heart No It's like the story of like an old musician I don't want to be that Okay okay That was my question I don't want to be that.

But I was talking to Morgan number two last night, and I was like, hey, don't say who it. We're not going to say who it is, obviously. I was like, hey, what about this person? And she was like, I don't get a good vibe. And I was like, I don't either. And so we decided collectively, who is it? Well, what person? Yeah, like.

No, that's not it. Not saying. Wait, so you guys talk like every day, just like, hey, what do you think about this? Maybe not. We talk almost every day, though, don't we oddly? Yeah. Yeah, I think we do. Not talk.

I don't talk to anybody. Right, right. Text, and then you send her a picture. Like, what do you think about her? No, not pictures. Usually an Instagram profile. Yeah. So I can do some creep in if I don't know.

Go investigate this. Do you have any plans on going out with Morgan number two to go find out, like go out and dance and find some girls like out in the scene? Dance. She invited me to go out when last week? Yeah, last Friday. But I had been at Jessica, my assistant's. Oh, her birthday party. Her birthday party at Topgolf.

Oh, yeah. And it was so loud and it was freezing. And she was like, we're going out. And I was just tired. And I was like, I can't tonight. So, yeah. Yeah.

It's fine. But I couldn't go. I would have went. It looked like a party. Look like a bunch of girls. She was like, we're having ladies night. And I was like, do I get to show up to ladies night? Yeah.

Is that weird? You only do it at ladies night? Well, then I guess it could be. But then I was watching them on Insta story. They were drying it up. They're at the club. Some dude came up to you and was like, hey, I want to take you out or what?

Oh, so some guy had come up to me and kind of like was dancing. with us and it was fine but like two minutes go by and he's like hey I'm getting out of here like can I get your number I was like I don't really know you like we didn't even talk you just kind of stood there and he was like well I'm gonna give you my phone you have two seconds to put your number in and I said bye Felicia wow you said Felicia that's weird his name is Felicia I was not Henry Tom yeah so you didn't do that I was not having any part of that was he hot I mean he was attractive but I was like that's not I mean two seconds like don't pull that I feel like that's too much so I was like I'm good.

He's putting the sales crush on you. Yeah, so what if you even said five seconds? No, like any seconds. Why are you giving me seconds in a bar to put my number in? And when I already was like, I don't know you very well yet. Like, we didn't even talk. How do you much need to know someone to give him your number? I mean, at least like talk to you for 10 minutes before you go to the point of being like, hey, throw your number and I'm leaving the bar. I'm never going to probably see you again unless we try to, I guess. I guess you could do these days, can't you just do like, here's my Instagram?

That way they don't have your phone number. Morgan number two is really good. She can find anybody's Instagram with just their eye color. Wow. All you got to do is say, hey, think she had brown eyes. Is this her brook? That is. Wow.

How did you do that? Isn't it kind of hard to talk to a guy in a bar or talk to anyone in a bar? Why? And you communicate with your bodies. Have you never been to a bar and talk to another person? Well, yeah. Eddie's like a hundred. Eddie, a lot of people don't meet a bar.

Eddie, we used to go to the canteen. A lot of people. Is it really hard to talk to someone in a bar? It is loud. And then when they talk to you and they're screaming in your ear and it hurts. Like, that's not... Have you never met anybody in a bar? No, not really.

I mean, just, we go party at a bar. Like, get loud. But no one's talking to each other. Like, hey, I want to get to know you. You're so pretty. What? You're so pretty. No, it's more like that.

No, it's more like that. Yeah, pretty. Yeah, pretty. That's how it's at a bar. Okay. And then you go out and then you find out. Yeah, they're not someone... Sounds like too long guys trying to talk about how they used to pick up girls in the bar.

They used to party? Yeah. Party animal. He's a party animal. All right. Amy, anything? Nope. All right.

Have a good day. Have a good day, everybody. Bye, Felicia. People still say that, though? I don't know. When Morgan said that, I was like, wait, you really said that? It's not in my common vocabulary, but I had a little bit of alcohol and I was just kind of like, bye, Felicia. I'm not.

I'm not going to say, because I'm out of my vocabulary. I was like, yeah, I started 3.30. Didn't think I'd still be drunk when the show is over. Bye, Felicia. Bye, Felicia. If you're in Boston, you're listening, or you want to go up to. to Boston for the show. On St. Patrick's Day, Eddie and I are playing. We're bringing the Raging Idiots out of

retirement. Yeah. We're playing a show at Orphium, a big theater. Only balcony seats left if you want to come, but it'd be fun, man. You go to Ragingidiotes.com if you're in Boston or near the area, and you want to come. Ragingidiotes.com. And that's it, and we shall start today's show now. Way we go. Folks, it's your buddy and my...

Mr. Bobby Bow! Hey, welcome to Tuesday's show. Let me say hi to all my friends here. Morning studio! Morning! I'm gonna play this brand new George Strait. coming up in just a second, so only we'll do in about two minutes or so. Am you good today? Yeah, doing good.

I want to hear this George Strait. We'll do it. In this segment, we'll play the new George Strait song. So I hang out there. Today it's February 12th. So I do have, on this day and country music. The Bobby Bonds show on this day in country music. Got to keep this segment going, a period.

You know why? Because your country music's youngest historian. Yeah, and some of these are really good. So today, 1979, 40 years ago, Kenny Rogers had the number one song With The Gambler This song

Sadly didn't come up When we talked about Those famous songs ever Country songs This has got to be one of them Oh yeah Yeah This album

The Gambler sold over 35 million copies worldwide He won a Grammy Did you know A fun fact That Johnny Cash Originally recorded the Gambler No. Yeah, you want to hear it?

Yes. Yeah. That's good too, you know? So good. Most of the times we hear the version that didn't make it and we're like, we know why I didn't make it. But it was Kenny's version that ended up being released first, so it ended up being the one. Wow.

I mean, that's one of the most quoted songs too, right? Don't people say that all the time. Even people that don't know country music, know the gambler. We'll talk about TV shows in a minute. But I watched that tricky dick And Richard Nixon Did you see that one? Did you watch it?

I did. It was tricky dick in the man in black About Johnny Cash and Richard Nixon? Did you like it? I mean, it was okay. I loved it. I mean, you pumped it up. I loved it.

You did love it. I love the politics side of it too. You do. Yeah, okay. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories. Our producer, Ray Mundo is in the glass room with a stack of news.

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the worst of the flu season is yet to come. It's not too late to get that flu shot. So your daughter wants to play Fortnite? Yes, and we don't even have a gaming system. Has she ever played Fortnite? I guess my nephews have it. and maybe over Christmas she was exposed to it, but it came up out of nowhere.

She's like, Mom, Mom, can you come upstairs? I need to ask you something. Out of nowhere. I sit down and I'm like, okay, wait, is this like a serious talk about to have? She's like, can I play Fortnite? And I'm like, what? I don't even know how to get that whole thing.

But things stick with her. I guess she remembered enjoying it once over Christmas break and now she can't stop thinking about it. Amy's daughter's 11. And I don't think they had video games at all at the orphanage, right? No, they didn't. They didn't. So I don't, they've never, you gave them some gaming system, but it's like 3Ds.

We've had to protect them from them because their eyes are mature enough. What? Come on, boo. Protect the eyes. That's what, that's not helicopter parent. But do I need to get, do we need a gaming, her birthday's, in April. Like, do we need... What is Fortnite even on?

Tell her bones. Like, PlayStation. I have a PS4. I have a PS4. Yeah. I don't have Fortnite. I'm not addicted to it. I haven't played it in months. But what I hear about kids when they play is they're addicted. And she, she might be addicted to Netflix. Oh. So she... I think it's weird that she doesn't play all the time and she wants it. Yeah, I mean, she literally, I don't even know. She must have been thinking about it.

And then she finally decided to ask me because I didn't even know she had played. But I talked to my sister and my nephews do play and they have the headset and they talk to their friends and they do the whole thing. Eddie, you have two sons. They all play Fortnite. They may be the two kids in the world that don't have the itch to play Fortnite. Like, I did download it on my phone so they could test it out. There's a phone version. Oh, really?

Yeah. And they were like, whatever, no big deal. But you play Fortnite. Did, bones. Did have it. Is it like, is it okay for kids? It's just like an issue. them up game.

You're talking to people. Yeah, why not? Why not? No, that's not how we approach her. Why not? Like, my daughter came to me and said she wanted to play whatever that one game is that's really bad.

Call the duty. No. What is it? You're thinking of Grand Theft Auto. I'd be like, um, it's not like that. No. Fortnite you shoot people and run around. It's nothing.

So here's the thing. If you do want her to, I'll listen, I'll get her for a birthday. If you want me to get her out gaming system. PS4? Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. And I mean, I'll get her Fortnite.

if you'll let her have it, but you have to put rules on her. Okay. Because they'll play all the time. Okay. Mike, do what are you looking at? Well, ooh. It's a teen rating. Ooh, teen rating.

He says it's for ages 13 and up. But she's about to listen, but her birthday's in April, she's turning 12. Yeah. And, I mean, I let her watch PG 13 movies sometimes. Well, put up on her Facebook if moms think you should let your 11-year-old, about to be 12-year-old, have Fortnite. Yeah. Be Fortnite. It's a good pool.

And y'all gave me. is the way of the future. Well, yeah, but, I mean, she can get into college. She's smart. Kids turn into zombies after playing for a long time. I know.

She turns into zombie after Netflix. Too much Netflix. I have to like, now she's, if she wants to watch another episode or something, she has to make, like, a certain amount of bracelets

while she's watching. I think if you still hold those rules, like she can only have X amount of time. They don't think it's a bad deal, and you can probably get her some other games, some learning games. Yeah.

Does PlayStation 4 have learning games? Yeah, everybody has learning games. Okay. Everybody makes that crap. Yeah, they do. Yeah, they have to, by the rules, the large. And if she could have a headset and communicate with other people, it could help her with their English.

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I almost watched that show on Netflix. A must watch section? Yes, because everybody's watching it. And then you and Lunchbox watched it and you were like, oh. Because it's very dark. I knew it was obviously going to be dark because somebody got abducted, but I didn't know the layers of darkness. I didn't watch it.

I put my cursor on it. I was going to click it. You didn't want to go there. I didn't want to go there. Instead, I watched them at Ray Romano's comedy special on Netflix. Complete opposite. Yeah. Maybe that's what you needed at the moment.

But when you're ready for it, I think you should watch it. Why? Well, why did you have people watch Dear Zachary? Oh, I wouldn't anymore. I tell people don't watch Deer Zachary. But you kind of don't tell them. It's really good. Like, it's really good, but don't watch it.

It's bad. There's a lot of stuff that's bad, and you're like, how is this really happening and how is this a human thing? But we still watch it. You know what else I watched on Netflix was? I watched Tricky Dick and The Man in Black, which is about Johnny Cash and Richard Nixon, and how their paths ended up crossing each other

then what happened. It's really good. There's a whole rematch. So that's one thing. It's not tricky dick. Yeah, it's one. It's a document. It's called remastered.

Okay. It's a documentary series. I'll watch that. And then there's a show. I'll look up and see what network it's really on. It's called Slobby's World. You ever seen that? No.

It's about a guy. You know how Pond Stars, when on the Stars, they go on to the shop and they they haggle and. Yeah. So Slopies World is kind of like that, except it's at an 80s and 90s retro store. So everything's like 90s. Gucci and 90s Jordan and Super Mario Brothers.

Okay. And this guy's pretty funny. And they have it for it? Yeah, they go on and they buy things. It's pretty funny. It's like that show, but a little more us because it's a lot of 90s. Yeah.

That sounds cool. I'll watch that Slobby's world. And there's two seasons of that. It says, obsessed with pop culture collectibles, Robert Hall buys themselves vintage clothing and memorabilia from the 90s and 80s. He lives in Arizona.

It's on Netflix. Is that what made you do that 90s post on Instagram? No. Actually, it was the opposite. I did the 90s post on my Instagram story, and then I was flipping through on Netflix and saw it. I was like, oh, I'm kind of in the mood for this.

Yeah. And I went out of feeling the 90s. You see anything good? No, we're just cruising through Friday night lights. I've already watched the whole thing before years ago, but my husband had never, we're on season three. When I texted you this weekend, I made a couple days, but I was like, hey, and you're like, it's on Amazon. Yeah, you were like, it's not on Netflix.

I was like, well, it was, but then Netflix got rid of it, so now it's on Amazon. So, just log into your prime account. Yeah. And you know what? A lot of people may not know if they have Amazon Prime. They also have all the shows. Yes. Because I would never pay for another network or another streaming service.

And it's something also, too, I've known about for a while, but it's not like Netflix is just in my brain. Like, oh, Netflix it. It's almost like Google it. Netflix it. But Amazon is right there with that stuff. And Hulu's got some great ways to watch things, too. It just depends on what you've got access to. Yeah.

Well, well, well. Here we are. A little TV update for you. I've been home a little bit, so it's been cool to watch some shows. So, yeah, Slobby's World. If you're just trying to decompress, it's pretty interesting show. And then keep us posted on if you watch Abducted and Plainsight. I'm probably not, but I'll let you know, all right?

The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No. 2's 32nd Skinny. George Strait dropped a new song from his new album coming out on March 29th. The song is called Every Little Honky Tong Bar. Here's a clip. That's what happens in every little honky-ton bar. The McIntyre has a new album coming out called Stronger Than the Truth. It will drop on April 5th.

She says it's the most country record she's done in a long time. Also in Reba News, she'll be back to host the 2019 ACM Awards. You can catch the show April 7th on CBS. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good.

So this husband and dad is driving his pregnant wife to the hospital to give birth with their three other kids in the back seat. When she's going into labor, it's happening. She's like, pull over. We don't have time to get to the hospital. And she's obviously done this three times before. So she knows what it feels like. It's icy weather, all kinds of things.

So they do it. On the side of the road, call 911, have someone on the phone, walking them through the process. And then one of their kids in the backseat, I think, is like 11 years old, offers up a shoelace to tie off the umbilical cord. So it was a family effort. And, I mean, those other three kids, they don't seem traumatized by the event.

Do you think if you were like nine or ten, you want to see your mom have a baby? I don't know. Good question. When I was reading over this, I was literally thinking, okay, my daughter's 11. I feel like she would just be in the backseat being like, this is so gross. This is so gross. Where's the hospital? This is disgusting.

That's funny. Something like that. I mean, yeah, it's a whole family. And the baby's fine? Yeah, baby's fine. Everybody's healthy, happy. This wasn't part of their birth plan, they said. But the family handled the experience well.

and everybody was perfect. That's good. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Norrie up to day. This story comes us from Claremont, New York. A pregnant woman went into one of her favorite restaurants and tried to order, and they said, sorry, man, we're all out of beef patties.

She said, okay, she left, went home, got a baseball bat, and broke out the windows of the restaurant, causing $2,000 worth of damage. Why does her being pregnant have to do anything? I just says in the story, pregnant woman becomes angry when no beef patties available. I can answer that possibly. You have certain cravings when you're pregnant, and she really wanted the beef. And then also, you're kind of hormonal.

So maybe you act a little irrational if they don't have the beef. I mean, I wouldn't do that. I would think that would be enough to be a bonehead without her being pregnant. Right. Just a woman goes and beats up the place because she didn't have a beef. But also now we have the whole layer of like, this woman's going to be a mom. And it's her favorite restaurant. She goes in there all the time and they talk about her pregnancy.

No. Well, I hope the baby changes her. There you have it. Lunchbox, thank you. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. Bobby Boom. Come on.

Okay, so get this. I have a friend. And she wanted to do something special for her new boyfriend for Valentine's Day. So she was like, well, can I get him? And I was like, well, guys,

they're so simple that they're tough. You can do a pair of shorts. You get concert tickets. She's like, concert tickets. That's a good one. So she goes to him. She says, who's your favorite? band and he says this band called Copeland.

I've never heard of Copeland. But okay, everybody has musical taste and now musical tastes are so varied because you can just stream it anywhere. You know? So she goes and she gets some Copeland tickets because they happen to be coming through town like in the next two months. She's like, hey, early Valentine's Day, I got

you tickets to your favorite band Copeland. He's like, what? I never heard of Copeland. She's like, you said that that's the band you wanted. He said, no, I want a Cole Play. Oh, the truth. I mean, when you Say it quickly. Colplay.

Copeland. A little different, huh? She was like to even know what Copeland was, and I was so confused. She thought for a second, for a split second, that it was another dude who told her Copeland that she dated before. Him. But it wasn't, he said Colplay. It was easy.

It's such a shame for us to pop. Funny? It was funny. Easy So did they end up going to Cuppeland? No, both of them are like a couple weeks away. It's a Bobby Bones show. You know that boiling water challenge

Let's block where people take it and they throw it up in the air? Yeah, when it's freezing cold outside and they watch it turn to, I guess, gas or ice right away when you throw it in the air. It's so cool. Yeah, it's not like snow-ish thing. It's like it's 12 degrees. Watch us throw boiling water in the air and it's... It freezes before it hits the ground.

Right. So what's happening is people are doing this everywhere. I saw it on the news. So if I see a news person do it, I'm like, well, everybody can do it. But people are throwing it up, and there are people that are watching it, and it's coming down on them, and it's sent them to the hospital because it's burning them. Oh, it never freezes. Or it's not cold enough exactly on some of these places.

And they slip and fall when they're going to throw it, and they have a bad shot, and they hit the people with the boiling water. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Both are issues. Okay, yeah, that's bad. Come on. So they're saying, just don't do it. Well, even if Anderson Cooper is doing it.

it, that doesn't mean you should do it. Because one, it's like people that shoot guns in the air. That bullet's got to come down. I think I thought about that last night. Did you? Yeah. The bullets got to come down. It may not even come down at you, may not come down near you, but it's going to come down on something. What goes up? Must

come down. So, the boiling water challenge is getting people hurt. Two ways. One, it's landing on people. And two, people are doing it with a bucket. Imagine their feet slip out from under them and they go crashing into the ground. Funny, huh? Yeah. That's really funny. I do want to go over to Morgan number two for a bit food world here this morning. She does

love food. I don't say that she does. Right, Morgan number two? Yeah, I really do love food. There it is. It's time for Food World. Num, Num, Num, Num! With Morgan number two. So there's this thing that just came out, and they're called one-hand chips, and they're basically potato chips that are made

crushed up, so you can just eat them out of the bag with one hand, so you don't have to get your hands all greasy, so they're called one-hand chips. But I don't understand, because whenever it's crushed up, like I've eaten some lays, right? Yeah. And they're crushed at the bottom of the bag and I got to grab the little ones. Yeah.

I don't like that. Then it's all over that. Then it's everywhere and you try to eat it and it goes everywhere and you're... Yeah. Are we missing something? The bag is made so you don't have to stick your hand in there. They crush them all up so you can just basically drink the chips. You hold it with one hand.

You hold the bag. Yes. So the whole bag fits in your hand. Yeah. So it fits in your hand and then all the chips in there are crushed small enough so you can eat them and you don't have to like take them out and chew. Like dumping into you. Yeah.

That makes sense. Hold on. Don't they have those small bags? like Subway. Like when I get a Subway sandwich, they have those smaller bags. Yeah. But the chips are whole.

Oh, that's a good point too. Dang! I'm getting counterpointed like crazy. Now I get it. I'm a little slow this morning. It took me a bit. Morgan number two, thank you. Yeah.

That's Food World, Morgan number two. That was Food World with Morgan number two. Num, num, num, num, num. A couple things. We're going to bring the girl group in in a second, and we'll ask all of you guys, so you can think about this for a second. What do guys wear

that you find really attractive? Okay? So think about that. What do guys wear? Okay. They're like, oh, I like it when a guy wears that. We'll come back and do that. Also, let me say this.

Morgan number two now does the skinny. She did it last hour. She'll get later than this hour. And people still ask, hey, what happened to Amy? Why isn't Amy doing the skinny? Do you want to address this? You can. Amy doesn't want to do it anymore.

I mean, yeah. Not in a bad. But, yeah. No, not in a lazy way. That sounds bad. I'm not so much into like the gossipy type stuff anymore. for the stories. So I was like, cool, Morgan number two is, she'll do it.

Yeah, it's a totally, it was a... Yeah, it wasn't, I don't feel like doing the bit for sake of doing the bit. It was like, I don't want to, I'm okay not doing that anymore. Yeah, I feel like she can take, I pass the torch. She passed the torch. The skinny torch. The skinny torch, yes, so there you go.

People asking, ask and you shall receive. Yeah. So it's a good book says. All right, guys. All right. All right, bring in the girl group in next. All right, we brought our girl group into the studio. Everybody, here they are.

It's our panel of wonderful ladies to tell us what you really think. Up first, Amy. Amy, tell everybody something about yourself. Man, I'm starting to drink water like it's my job. Which means you have to go to the bathroom all the time, huh? Yeah, it's like, I think hydration is super important. I want to water myself like a... You want to water yourself?

Like a plant. Wow. I want y'all to see me like a flower petal blooming. Yeah. And I just shared that fun fact about myself because I want to encourage others to drink water too. There you go. And 37 years old, so I got to stay young. This is my plan.

Hydrate. Hydrate. Let's go over to Morgan number two on our girl group. Morgan number two, tell me something about you. Well, I'm 25 years old. And interesting fact about me, I have two middle names. What? Yeah.

They're Lane Nicole, L-A-Y-N-E and then Nicole. You have two middle names. Morgan number two? Yeah, they couldn't decide. That's why her name's Morgan, two middle names. All right, and over to Hillary, our used to be phone screener. Now she's doing everything until we get it all figured out. Hillary, go ahead.

I'm 26 years old, and to kind of play off Amy's, all I drink is water. I don't drink sodas, coffee, never have in my entire life, just water. Your entire life? All I've drink is water. Your entire life? Yeah, when growing up I only wanted water. Well, hold on a minute. Have you tasted other things about water?

Yeah, but I only like sips. I've never had like a full soap. or anything like that. Whoa. Boring. That's awesome. I'm a really boring person. Don't be a hater of it.

Oh, sorry. Yeah, no, that's amazing. All right. So we have our girl group in here. Wow, that's crazy. The question is, what do guys wear that you find really attractive?

Right? What do guys wear when they got it on? You're like, oh, I like that on the guy. Like, that's the thing. All right, let's go over to Amy first. Amy? Well, currently, right now, I'm really into joggers or sweatpants.

You're in luck because I have a lot of those. My favorite thing. Yeah. So does my husband now, too, because I buy them for him. Oh, you buy them what you like? That's what you got for Christmas. A bunch of jogging pants? A couple pairs, yeah.

So I'm into that. I like it. Morgan number two. You see a dude, random dude. What do you like it when they wear? Nice shoes. Like a nice pair of sneakers or dress shoes. If they're wearing like some weird-looking shoes, I'm like, man.

Okay, Bobby's saying, no. Well, you're in luck because I got a lot of nice shoes. Well, you're in luck. Because I got a lot of nice shoes. I love shoes. Let's go over to Hillary. Hillary, when a guy wears what? I like a well-fitted, like,

a t-shirt with a little v-neck. Nothing too tight, but just, like, a really nice, like, fitted shirt. Must he have a good body, too? I mean, it helps, so yeah. What if Eddie wears a nice-fitted shirt? Eddie's got a great body. Woo!

That's what I'm talking about. Thank you. Everyone in the room look at each other, like, who's going to say something? None of us are. Eddie, you have a great body. Thank you, guys. Thank you. I work hard.

Do you? No. Not at all. Would you say you have a dad bond? Oh, for sure, dad bod. I mean, I work hard at my dad bod. Hillary, do you like dad bods? I mean, they're not, like, terrible.

Yeah. They're okay. Yeah. Okay, well. They're not like terrible. Anything else that you like to add to the list? Things that guys wear. Flight suits.

Okay, your husband's the pilot. Yeah, go ahead. I mean, just. She's like aviator glasses when they fly. Airplanes. I'm shocked. one's saying hat. It's really weird. What do you mean? Like hats. The girls don't like hats

on guys. Bobby, what do you think? Looks good on guys. I like it when Ryan heard wears a chain. Jewelry? Yeah. Well, no, not all jewelry. I don't like rings on guys. Okay. Oh, to clarify. How did I get involved in this conversation? Yeah, just like... Are you one of the girls again?

State your age, please, and a fun fact. My name's Bobby. I'm 38. And I'm not a girl. Debatable. You know, I like... I like blue jeans that are really light blue. On a guy? Just, yeah, why not?

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datapus. dot edu slash military. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So strangers, like 35 years old, living in the same city, found out that they were sisters after doing the 23 and me DNA kit.

And people would even, people that encountered both of them would be like, do you have a sister? Do they do that? Really? They really did. And strangers, even like now that they're together and around, people will ask if they're twins. But these are, like they spent most, well, all of their life up until now, not even knowing that each other existed. And now, because of bringing the test, bringing them together, they found another two half-sisters and two half-sisters. Wow.

Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Like both of them have half sisters on other branches all because of this DNA test. I'm like, do I have any siblings out there? You know, I have so many extra relatives because of 23 of me. Really? Well, what happens is I did it. I like it because it told me a lot of things about my body.

And by the way, I also do commercials for 23Mee full disclosure. Oh, yeah. This has nothing to do with that. Yeah, I just thought it was a cool story. It made me think of that documentary we all watched about the three identical strangers. Yeah. The 20, I get emails like once a month going, you have new relatives. and it's like third cousins

but it's them and now I feel like people are just like they figured out that it's the guy on the radio and so now you can't fake if they're a cousin but now they all hit me up well you say too

you have a half brother that looks just like you and it's like that's gotta be weird to see yeah I've only met him once crazy looks just like me yeah Amy what else okay so did you know that you can get a bouquet of Olive Garden Breadsticks for Valentine's Day no go ahead

I just on headline and thought it was so funny And, I mean, if your significant other loves carbs, well, this could be love at first bite. Oh, boy. You know what? That's actually kind of fun, though. That's a fun Valentine's gift. And those breadsticks are amazing. Yeah.

I know. I just thought it was something different. And, yeah, it's a legit breadstick bouquet. So check out your local Olive Garden if you're into that because you probably need to reserve one ASAP. Valentine's Day is like, what, in two days? Two days. What else? How long do you think it takes to make a BFF, best friend for a best friend forever?

Interesting. A breast friend forever. A best friend forever. Like, how do you, because I have a number. But I don't know how long it takes you to consider someone a best friend. Is it BFF different than a best friend? No. You said BFF.

BFF is best friend forever. You're forgetting the forever part. No, no, but you have a lot of BFFs and you have one best friend. Oh, when it's an acronym, it's more casual? Well, it's still a BFF. Morgan number two, you weigh in here. You're 25. Do you have a lot of BFFs?

No, I have a lot of best friends, like BFs. Interesting. Oh. But only one BFF? I have like two or three BFFs. Shouldn't you just have one best? Yeah, because it's best friend. It's like close friends or like really, really close friends.

Okay. Okay, what are we talking to? Well, I did the math on ours, but basically they found for someone to move from an acquaintance to a casual friend, you got to spend about 50 hours together. Okay. Oh. And then. Fifty hours not straight, though, I was sure. No, not straight.

Then to move from casual friend to friend, you got about 90 hours together. But if you want to be best friends with someone, you need to spend around 300 to 400 hours of quality time together, which takes about a year to accomplish. Wow. That's a solid year. Yeah. Three and 400 hours, that's almost an hour a day. I guess it could be.

It falls in that middle. Right. Hour a day every year. And you're not going to do that. Yeah, that's wild. Yeah. I did the math on us. You and I?

Yeah. And I don't know if I did it right, but I tried to do it like. I don't know. But what are you adding up? What's the... I added up having to be at work with you for like, you know, over five hours a day, five days a week, 48 weeks out of the year. Go ahead.

For 14 years. Then I sprinkled in times we hang out outside of work. And it was over 20,000 hours. Yeah. We are... As written outliers, we are experts in each other. Oh. Put it in 20,000 hours.

Okay. Isn't that what it is 20,000? 10,000. Oh, we're double perfection. Wow. That's a lot of hours. But we are, when you think about knowing, like, the ends. Yeah, you are, you do become an expert in the other person.

I'm definitely an expert in Amy. Mm-hmm. All right, is that it, Amy. And my emotions. Yes, that is my pile. Amy, and that's a pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.

With Bobby. Tell me something good. You know I love a dog story, right? Yeah. A woman in Florida is alive after suffering from a stroke. thanks to her two Labradors. So she lives alone and she had a stroke. She's on the floor.

She tells the dogs, Mommy needs help. So she has video because there's video inside of her house and the outside of her house. So her doorbell cam captured both dogs sprinting out of the house

into the street to get help. They came up on their neighbor who could tell that something was wrong because both of the dogs were acting crazy. She followed the dogs back to the house where the door was open, walked inside, found her on the floor,

called 911, paramedics arrived, treated her if she's okay. They're like, we got this. they're in time. We were able to help with the stroke, and there's no doubt the dogs saved her life. Crazy.

Crazy, right? Like, my dog, if that wouldn't have him, my dog, he would have went out, seen a squirrel or a piece of meat, and forgot all about me. But good for those dogs and good for her. That's good. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. Hey, it's Bobby Bones here. And talking about this for a while, if you haven't played Best Fiends yet, man, you're missing out. It's like Friends without the R. Best Fiends.

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from the App Store or Google Play today. That's Friends Without the R, Best Feens. Folks, it's your buddy and mine. Mr. Bobby Bowles. She's got her a joke. Now time for the Morning Corny. A morning corny. Why does Skunk celebrate Valentine's Day?

Why do skunks celebrate Valentine's Day? Because they're very sentimental. Pretty good. That's pretty good. That's solid. Right down the middle. Nailed that one. Yeah.

That was the morning corny. You know what Richard Gere is? Of course. What do you know him from? Pretty woman. Oh, that's right. He was a pretty woman. He was married to Cindy Crawford for a while.

That's how I would know him. Yes. So he's 69. He's had a baby. Wow. Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva. are proud parents of a baby boy. I knew that was coming.

I'm just curious. I knew that was coming. Why can't she be 69? She's not. She's 35. The 69-year-old actor confirms that he and his 35-year-old wife welcomed a son a few days ago in New York City. Man, he's dating somebody younger than I am.

I was thinking he was going to say. Good for them. Yeah, I love babies, baby, baby, baby. What are you going to say? I mean, I was thinking. what I was going to guess, 20-something. So 35. It doesn't seem as bad. 35-65. Is that as bad?

No, I listen. 69. Oh, he's almost 70. What do we care? I don't. I don't. And it's Richard Gear. Do you remember the gerbil? Was that real? Yeah. I know.

The what? The gerbil. The rumor was the... It's probably not to talk about right now. A gerbil like went up... Richard Geer and the gerbil. Never heard about this. Okay, cool. We'll talk about off the air.

Cool. Hey, so here's something funny. So the Grammies happened, right? And Cardi B wins Rap album of the year, which is a big deal because she was the first solo female artist to win it. And when it was done, she was thanking everybody who sent her flowers

and gifts for winning, and she thanked Tom Petty for sending her flowers. Have you seen this? No. You know Tom Petty's dead, right? Oh, my gosh. Oh, my goodness. Here's what happened. Thank you, Tom Petty for the flowers. I left the room, but

and the flowers were very big. I want to say thank you so much. And this is such a beautiful note. So someone just put a Tompettie for, Tom Petty quote on the card. Oh, no. Oh. So she, because they wrote the quote out and then put Tom Petty because of the quote, so she thought Tom Petty.

She said Tom Petty Center Flowers. Dang, and no one told her. The note which read, you've got a big heart so big it would crush this town, our lyrics from walls. Because you got a heart so big. It would crush this town. So she thought Tom Petty's Center the Flowers. Oh, my goodness. Yeah.

Thank you, Tom Petty. Thank you, Tom Petty. That's so funny. Yeah. I'll tell you, she came off wonderfully at the Grammys. When she was giving her speech, here's the reason I like Cardibee. I don't listen to a lot of Cardibee music. I like the hits that come on the radio.

I don't go search them out. But she is just herself. Authentic, like her, don't like her. She just says what she feels. And that is very refreshing today. And I like that. That comes on, though, and all the girls sing that one. Come on.

You know the words that one, Morgan number two? Yeah, I do. Everybody knows all the girls just started singing that one. Oh, my daughter loves that one too. Does she? Yeah. Yeah. Tom Petty sending flowers.

That's how you know you made it. From Beyond the Great. Poor girl. I do love Tom Petty. She's a good. Love's her mom. Loves Jesus in America too. She's a good good.

Harmonized. Yeah. It's crazy about Elvis. Love's horses And her boyfriend too Still a jam, right? For all ages? Yes

Morgan number two, you like this one or no? Yeah, for sure. Where did your brain go when you hear it? He doesn't go to Jerry McGuire. No, me too. I go to Tom Cruise, like, behind the steering wheel, like, just blasting this. Mine just goes to the record. Yeah.

Yeah, like, I'm a music nerd. What do you want from me? You know? I'm a snob even. Come on. Breaking her heart. Now, three! Take it lunchbox.

That's called harmony. Take it, Lutzbox again. Yeah. Free! No, no. Free fall. There he is. There it.

There it is that, man. People always flip out about this segment right here. And when people are in the studio, sometimes we like guests to watch, their mind's blown because lunchbox just talks to callers. No trick to it. It just guesses their weight.

within five pounds. It's like back in the day in the circus, you go up, I will guess your waiter, I'll eat my hat. That's what they used to say. So it says on TV. But lunchbox sits here, same thing. You ready? Oh, I'm ready. I'm warmed up and, you know, walking, pacing, doing steps, clapping, jumping jacks, let's go. Let's go over to Kelly and Virginia. Everybody's say how to Kelly. Hi, Kelly. Hi, how are you? I'm looking good. How are you? I'm good. I'm looking good. Hey, Kelly, have we ever met? No. Have you ever met Lunchbox? No.

All right, here we go. It's time to guess your weight. Now, what's going to happen is lunchbox will ask you questions for 30 seconds, and then that's it. He'll get your weight within five pounds. Are you ready? I'm ready. Let's rock and roll!

Go! Kelly, how old are you? 36. How many kids do you have? Two. Did you wear braces? Yes. How long did you have braces?

A couple years? What did you have for dinner last night? Um, I have no idea. How tall are you? Five, six. And how old are your kids? I have an eight-year-old and a two-year-old. We're going to call time right there.

She jumped out of one of the questions I felt like. Yeah, she was trying to throw me off by, I don't know what I had for dinner last night. It's okay. Hey, Kelly, we're not going to fight about this. We're just going to tell you your weight and we're going to go on throughout the day. All right, here we go. Within five pounds, lunchbox. Yeah.

Kelly and Virginia. She's chasing around an 8-year-old and a 3-year-old, and she doesn't know what she had... She didn't have time to eat dinner last night, so she has to be 116. 116. Kelly, what do you weigh? I weigh 119. Yeah!

There he is. One more fun of a baby. That's what I'm talking about. All right. Yeah, you better get some breakfast, though, because you're probably hungry from not eating dinner. Okay. Most important deal today.

Amanda. Yeah. How are you doing? Good. How are you? We're really good this morning. Lunchbox is here. He's guessing caller's weights.

Just by talking to them, we'll ask you what we ask everyone. Have you ever met me or lunchbox or anyone on the show? No. Are you an insider at all that we would know anything about you? No. Okay, lunchbox, you have 30 seconds. Her name is Amanda in Minnesota. Go!

Amanda, do you like roller coasters? Yes. When's the last time you've been to the mall? Oh, a good couple of months. What's the number one website you visit when you get on the World Wide Web? Wow, the World Wide Web. Google. And what kind of job do you have?

Retaining walls. How tall are you? Five, four. And are you... I'm sorry, that's time. That's time. I feel like he was asking too much about the World Wide Web. And, yeah, okay, but hey, you're the master, not us.

Ladies and gentlemen. Okay, here we go. Amanda from Minnesota likes roller coasters. She hits up Google a lot. Guys, I mean, this is my girl. She's 169! He says 169. Amanda, what do you weigh?

Okay. No. Our phones died. Literally, everything just died. All electricity went out on our phones. Now, now that's... I don't know what she weighed. Oh.

Did you guys unplug the phones or what? Just the power went out? Well... Close the circus. This is America. Oh. We're being hacked. This is America.

We'll keep it going. Hold on. Maybe you should call back. Yeah, I don't know. Lunchbox, I have no idea what our way it was. The Bobby Bones show. Ready, try this again? Oh, I'm ready. I'm ready. I mean, woo.

Our power went out in the building. So I don't know if you got the last one right, but we'll count it as a tie. No decision. Okay. That's what they call in UFC. Let's go to, hey, Ashley. Yes. How are you?

I'm good. How are you? Where are you from? Arkansas. Okay, this is Ashley. Don't know much about her because I can't see through the phones, so I'm asking a lot of questions here. Ashley, I'm going to let you talk to lunchbox. You're going to have 30 seconds, okay? Ashley, how old are you?

We haven't started yet. Relax, relax, relax. Here we go. Three, two, one, go. Ashley, how old are you? 27. What kind of shampoo do you use? Do you use shampoo and conditioner two in one or is the two separate bottles?

What? Separate bottles. Okay, and where do you work? I work in a doctor's office. How many kids do you have? Two. How old are you? I already asked that.

He's off his game. He's off his game. He's off his game. We lost power. I don't think of it about this. He's off his game. Oh, no. Okay.

Ashley's got to get it within five pounds, okay? Two separate bottles. Two separate bottles. She's got a couple kids. How are you feeling right now? Not very good? No, I'm not feeling very good. That power outage kind of threw me.

But, you know, I'm a, A magician never forgets his tricks. Even when something goes wrong. Is that a saying? A magician never forgets. You've got to figure it out. Okay, go ahead. So, I'm going to say 2.47. He says 247.

Ashley, what is it? 245. Oh, my gosh. The questions may have been a little rough, but guess what? What? Got it. Got it. You want another?

Oh, you want to do another one? Yeah, let me shut. Let me shut. Yeah, I got one another one ready. Okay. Okay, let's go over to Brittany. Hi. How are you?

I'm good. How are you? I'm good. Where are you from? Arkansas. Oh, wow. We've got two of my home staters here. All right, Brittany, lunchbox is going to have 30 seconds. Are you ready? Yes. We have a map, right? No.

You're not my cousin. A lot of us are related. And be honest with you guys. A lot of us, Arkansas are related. No, not related. All right. Lunchbox and go? Have you ever met Bill Clinton? No. Where did you go to college? I went to Arkansas Tech University for a little bit

Okay, oh for a little bit How many times a week do you hit the drive-through? At least twice How many times do you hit the gym? Well, we play softball on the weekends, but no gym membership. And what is your favorite TV show? Orange is a new black right now. And how tall are you?

All right, time's up. Now, Lush, Fox, you have to guess her weight within five pounds just by talking to her. It's Brittany, right, Brittany? Yes. Okay, cool. It's Brittany from Arkansas. She's never met Bill Clinton.

She doesn't go to the gym, but she does play softball on the weekends, and she hits the drive-through a couple times a week. I mean, this is an easy one, guy. Within five pounds. Yeah, it's an easy one. She definitely weighs $191. He says $191. Brittany, what do you weigh?

190 exactly. Yeah! Woo! Woo! Woo! Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Let's pocket.

Thank you. There you go. Okay, let's do one more. Is that right? Oh, no, I don't know how to do it. Brittany, are you also from Arkansas? I did for Brittany? Yes, I am.

I think we've only opened our phones to Arkansas right now. I love it. Hey, Brittany, you last one, you get to talk to lunchbox, and you're ready to go? I am. The guy hasn't missed in like seven in a row. All right, are you ready, lunchbox? Yeah. You have 30 seconds and go.

Brittany, how tall are you? I'm five, six. And how many kids do you have? One. How long have you been married? Five years. And does your husband encourage you to work out? Eh, sort of.

What is your favorite movie of all time? I don't have one. Okay, what's your favorite dessert? Chocolate cake. And how tall are you? Oh, there's time. All right. That's easy.

Oh, you feel like you know it. Yeah, yeah. Her husband doesn't encourage her to work out. She's got one kid, been married five. years and she loves chocolate cake. Come on, guys. It's 154. Brittany? No, 132.

Oh! No! It's the first one he's missing 11 tries. Oh, no. She got him. Give it up for Britney. I got it. I feel like Brittany gets to get something.

Do we have something to give her? No. Hey, do we have something to give Britney? Hey, I'll give you a sign of a book, Brittany. How about that? I would love that. She stumped him. Wow, he never misses.

He never misses. I'm going to put her on hold. She's on line five. Let's try one more lunchbox. No, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. This is Amber in Pennsylvania.

Amber, how are you? Good. How are you? Lunchbox just got stumped. So you're coming in. He's not feeling very good. It's his first missing over 10 tries. Perfect.

Okay. Are you ready? I'm ready. Hey, within three pounds. Let's see how tight you can get now. O'oh. Wow, Lee, guys. You can do this, you can do it. Focus.

Where's Amber from? Pennsylvania. I'm from Pennsylvania. All right, Amber, are you ready? Yep. We've got to build up my self-esteem again. All right. What's your favorite holiday?

Christmas. When's your birthday? December. One piece or two-piece when you go to the beach? Two. Okay. And, yeah, how many kids you got? Two.

How old are you? 26. When's the last time you? Oh, don't finish that question. Okay. Who knows where he's going, though? Who knows where he's going? I was going to ask her when the last time she kissed her husband.

Okay, show you where. Lunchbox, are you ready to guess this one? Your last one. Yeah. Last one of the week. Amber from Pennsylvania, let's get it back going. I mean, she sounds smaller than the girl that beat me. I got to go 123.

123. Amber, what do you weigh? 125. He's back. He's back. Let's do it again. Do you feel better? Do you know

Let's do it again. Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da There you feel better. Look, I want to say I'm sorry to America but you messed me up. Three people in a row from Arkansas just threw me off. They got you. They got that last one.

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slash military. So a woman goes on Reddit, which is a website that I'm at all the time, and you just post stuff and people like it. They upvoted it. And the most upvoted things

get seen by the most people, right? And she was talking about how disappointed she was. was about her engagement ring. And she's like, it's ugly, it's old. Old. Well, it looked old because of like how it was set. And she was like, it's just not for me.

She said she's learned to quote, tolerate it. So they were on her pretty hard. Like, hey, this is supposed to be about love. I also think it's fair to not like something. I do think it's, I agree. Before we get on her high horses about, it's fair to not like something. That being said, she was a little too much not liking it. Turns out it was his grandmothers.

Oh. That hurts. And it featured a pearl, which was her birthstone. And so now she's like, oh, kind of like it a little more. Dang. That makes it special. You get a ring and you don't like it. Oh, gosh.

Right, right. I know. I want to say that I would be like, oh, this is so beautiful. But, I mean, one time my husband got me a watch and I didn't know like it, and there's no way. I know a watch and a ring is really different. But Bobby, I would have never, I would never wear it. I wouldn't. So I thought I would be honest with him instead of having to just put it away and never wear it or

awkwardly wear it. And I told him and he still has issues with it. And it was a watch. Yeah, but it was also his heart buying something. Exactly. He said he picked that out specifically. He saw it and he thought of me. But like, here's my thing when it comes to a ring.

Now this was in his family. So it's a little bit different. But like whenever you're going to propose, like get with her siblings, her best friends, her co-workers, anybody. If you don't have a clue of what she wants, like, try to do research to where you can save yourself from this situation. Can I give you the other side of that? Yeah.

If I'm going to propose ever in my life, hold on a second. Dear Jesus, Bobby, I would like to propose one time in my life. Thank you. Anyway, so I had to throw a quick prayer up. Gotcha. I don't want her to know. No, no, loose-lup sink wedding proposal. No, I didn't know.

My husband went to my sister and his sister and got. I don't trust. Every secret I've ever told has been told. Okay, well, I didn't know he was going to propose. Like, I was shocked. Yeah, I would just, I wouldn't want to risk it. And it was like exactly what I had said that I liked. Well, I do think it's okay to not like something.

It's just, it's a tough one. Yeah, well, tell that to my husband because I still hear it about the watch. In fact, he's like, it never bought me. Oh, one time he got me this bracelet from Afghanistan. When he was serving? Yeah, go ahead. Just letting everybody know why he's serving our country. Exactly, which I fully supported

and have supported a lot. He was thinking of you over there. Why he's protecting us, he's thinking of you. There's this one particular stone, I guess, they get sold there a lot, like in the markets. I don't know. But all these other guys, they were buying it for their wives, and he was like, oh, I bet, well, I bet Amy would like one.

So, anyway, he bought me one. And it was so bad. Like, I wouldn't ever. wearing it so I didn't know how to say. I know it was so thoughtful and like I know he was just over there serving and I love that and I appreciate that and I like it but like I'm just not going to wear it.

So I still have it but I don't know where but that watch and that bracelet sore subjects around our house. Soar like sore. Like I don't think he's bought me a piece of jewelry after the watch. I wouldn't know if I go over too I'm not giving the chance to strike out. But I mean so I was like so you just bought this because all the other guys used to well the other guy said

their wives love this stuff. He was listening to other opinions. Yeah, of the guys, I said, well, they have different taste than me. So I have, yeah, I have it. Sometimes you just got to wear it and be cool with it. Sometimes, occasionally. Okay, I'll dig it out. I don't have the wash anymore.

We're at tomorrow. Wear it tomorrow. But I'll just see if I can find the bracelet. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. You all remember last week, the polar vortex, you know, went across America while outside St. Louis, there was a bus crash.

So these two EMTs get the call, they respond, and the ambulance has really hard time getting through the ice. But they get there, they rescue the driver of the bus. They're like, you know what? The ambulance isn't going to make it through the snow. So they put them on the stretcher, and they pushed the stretcher to the hospital. Wow.

Because the ambulance was struggling and sliding all over the ice like, this isn't safe. Yeah. So they strapped them on, and they hiked it. Wow. That's crazy. That's crazy. Yeah.

That's a good one. I mean, that's going above and beyond pushing. I mean, get the clean next guys. Come on, these guys. No, no, that's a clean next one. That's more like an amazing superhero one. I'm not crying. Get it.

But it's good, though. It's good. It is good. It is good. It is good. Lunchbox is what it's all about. Thank you. That was Tell Me Something good.

On with us, because I saw him retweeting stuff on Twitter. I didn't even believe he was to be awake at this time. Is Shay from Dan and Shay? What up, buddy. There is. What's up? Dude, how are you awake so early? Dude, you know, I'm domestic now.

You know, I'm a baby. Yeah. Hang in, dude. Hey, let us say, congratulations on that Grammy, baby. Come on. Thank you so much. And for holding, like, the longest note in history. Hey, let's start with the Grammy.

You guys won the Grammy. What was it like when they called your name? Dude, it was one of the surreal moment. You know, it's really hard to describe it. We were sitting there, and, you know, they announced our category, and I just couldn't believe it. It was just, you know, whenever she said to Kea, I thought I was going to pass out for just a second.

But it's crazy, man. I'm just feeling very thankful, and I'm still processing it all. Asher is also looking in the mirror right now. I think he's processing as well. You doing good, bud? For sure, Dad, right now. Hey, so is it easier to perform after you've won a Grammy than the other way around?

I would say so. I mean, I haven't done it any other way at this point. But the CMAs you guys had to perform after you didn't win the award? Yeah, that sucks. I would definitely prefer it this way. It definitely took a lot of the pressure out because it was, you know, we were still on a high from that moment. So it definitely made it a little bit easier.

Talk about that performance because at the end, are you going, I'm really going to nail this note? Are you playing it by ear at how long you're going to hold onto that note or what? It honestly was. I think for the last two weeks, I've been kind of visualizing that moment. you know, and just kind of what it would be like. And, you know, I think probably way too much about that stuff. I'm always kind of running over it in my head and, you know,

worrying about, oh, my gosh, am I going to have a voice this day? Like, you know, I kind of let the pressure build up a little bit, and I probably shouldn't. But I just knew in that moment, you know, this was a huge opportunity for us to really take that home. You know, it's obviously probably the biggest moment we've had in our career. And I just kind of thought about it. I was like, all right, I'm going to hold this until I literally,

either my heart stops beating or I pass out or something. That's awesome. It was long as I possibly can. So, yeah, man, it was crazy. Shea from Dan and Shay on with us right now. It was one of the most tweeted about moments was you holding out that note in you guys' performance. Is that good?

That's crazy, man. It was that good. I figured, we made a bet with my manager. I said if we get standing ovation, that he had to buy me a baby grand piano. And so I figured if I just held out the note long enough that people would have to stand up eventually because they wouldn't really know what else to do.

It ended up working. Is he going to buy you a baby grand? I'm getting a baby grand. Come on. Eddie has one question and we'll let you get back to your baby. I do. Shea, I just want to set the record straight. Was your zipper on your pants down and did you know that?

Yeah, I had somewhere to put my Grammy. I didn't know what else to do with it. So I just, I panicked. But no, I don't know what happened. But this is so good. I told myself, I was like, I think this bracket is down because my pants actually wasn't a zipper. They were buttons. And so I think one of the, like, the clas, there was like two little metal clasps.

And one of them broke at some point when I sat down. And so when I found out, it was just kind of all crinkled and folded up. Listen, man. If that's the worst thing that's right. That looks like my fly was down. I'll take that. That's awesome. me and I'm fine with me.

Dude, we're so proud of you. I'm proud for you. Congratulations, bud. Dude, I love you guys. Thanks so much, man. We appreciate the support. There he is. Shade from Dan and Shay.

See you, buddy. Have a good morning. Thanks for answering the call. I saw him. He seems like he's never up. And I text him during that George Strait song. And I was like, someone's retweeting your account.

And he was like, no, that's me. I'm like, all right, all right. I was like, you up. So, yeah, that's the first time I talked to him. I try to leave him alone because I knew it. That's a lot. Like the day from when you win, And it's just like, br-br-brum.

So, yeah, congratulations to those guys, man. Your top three songs in country music right now, you want to hear them? Number three, beautiful crazy, Luke Combe. Beautiful crazy. That's a jam, huh? Yeah, that's great. All that guy does is jam. Number two.

I never met a girl like you. Jason Aldeen. That was last week's number one. And this week's number one is Scotty McGree. This is it. Jam, too. This is what I've been talking about. Looking out.

Over on the hip-hop side, Cardi B never won money. But nothing in this world that I like more than checks. What I really want to see is that. Those are the big songs. I got a message while I'm name dropping here, if you don't mind. I'll drop another one here. I got a nice text from Maddie, from Maddie and Tay. She was listening to the Laura Velt's podcast that I did in the Bobbycast.

I always love it when people reach out to me because they like the podcast. I work hard on that thing. Like I sit. Mike D. and I do all of our research. We get into it and we just sit face to face for an hour and just talk. I'm exhausted when it's over. But I really take pride in this Bobbycast. And so Laura Velt, she wrote, speaking to Dan and Shea, speechless with those guys. And she wrote, I could use a love song. I could use a love. It takes me back. And I asked her about that song, because she wrote that with Marin Morris, which is Marin's first number one. It was a really magical thing to be a part of. And Jimmy and I who wrote that with her. We have a bunch of songs coming out on her next

project. We have a very incredible writing relationship and friendship. It's a great team of people. Marin is a magic little creature. I just adore her. So check it out. Just search Bobbycast, wherever you listen to podcasts. A lot of great songwriters, a lot of great artists. You know, Stapleton stopped by the house. Dirk's stopped by the house. So yeah, it should be good. Let's play this clip because this is Kaylee Hammack who's going to come by and play in just a minute. So this is called Family Tree. She's one of my class of 2019.

She's going to come play in studio probably like 10 minutes. Amy, I was watching your answer story last night. And your son was dancing to this at his first hip-hop class? Yep. That was his first one. First class. Yes. He's eight.

He's eight. It was either ballet or hip-hop slash break dancing. And I, up until that moment, I thought we were going ballet, which is on Wednesday nights. But last minute, we got him enrolled in that class. Did he pressure him? No, I just said to make a decision. I want this to be your choice, but he kept going back and forth,

and he doesn't really even understand what ballet is. You just wanted to do it because Stasheera, his sister's doing it. And I'm like, you've got to start making decisions for yourself. When you're around the house, so I pulled up YouTube, we showed him ballet. When you're around the house, is this what you're doing? No, you're doing this. And I, like, started doing, like, hip-hop dancing, like white mom style. And he was like, okay, I mean, but I put my foot down.

I said, you make a decision right now. And he was like, okay, I'll go tonight. And I was like, okay, so we enrolled him and they took him in and he went. And then he got home. All he wanted to do was, like, tell Alexa to play Drake and, like, he wanted to just dance. He learned, like, two moves. So we just kept doing those, like, over and over. That's all I did when I first started.

Yeah. So I think that it's, like, he has one class a week and then sometimes on Saturdays is like a bonus day. And then come May, they'll do, like, some sort of performance. I got to go to that. Because I got a feeling he didn't go freestyle. That's what I like. It's called dancer's choice when you just do whatever you want and everybody else doesn't know about it. Yeah.

That's cool, though. I'm good. I was watching your answer story. He was a little bit clueless. And I was like, oh, I know that feeling. Yes. Bobby replied, it was actually really funny. I laughed out loud.

He said that was basically me at every Dancing with the Stars practice. Every practice. I'm like, oh, God, what I do? You felt that. Just about that. That's cool. He goes back every Monday? He goes on Mondays and then we'll start.

So tomorrow, I guess, Dachir will start the whole ballet thing. You think he can get it? I hope so. We're still, I mean, it's his first time ever doing anything like this. I mean, we're also trying to get him into soccer or basketball or something. And then music lessons as well.

Jeez. Yeah. Well, because we're doing that homeschool thing. Like, they're only in school three hours a day. Like, we have to start filling them with other things that are going to broaden their experiences. Yeah. They just, They just don't know what they don't know.

You watch The Bachelor Lunchbox? Yeah, I watched The Bachelor. Man, it's a good. Is it? Yeah, because you're just wondering, like, is he ever going to, you know? Going to, oh, do it? Yeah. He's going to be on tomorrow, by the way.

Colton is. Can't wait. He's going to be on the show. And so he is a virgin. I read he, he would play college ball, right, like Illinois State. But then he went on like three NFL practice squads. Yeah. Like, he actually had a shot.

Oh, I thought he was in the NFL. Well, that's considered, I mean. Yeah, it's, he got paid by an NFL team. He was on, you know, he practiced with them. I'll be like, yeah, I played in the NFL. Well, yeah, I mean, that's what they say practice with the players. But there was a, like, a club I was watching this morning, they were playing stuff back about how he was like, I don't know what they're here for. Like, I'm confused.

Well, because there's this girl, Katie, she doesn't get a rose. And as he's walking her out, she tells them, hey, some of the girls aren't here for the right reasons. That's the third person who said that there are people still here that aren't ready. And that's, that's terrifying. That's my greatest fear in all this. I'm going to end up with somebody who's not here to be engaged at the end of this. I thought when Sidney said it, she was talking about Demi. And then I don't know who Demi was talking about.

And then I say goodbye to Katie and I don't know who she's talking about. Am I missing something? So wait, don't you understand that most people there are just there to get famous on that job? You would think. Right? Yeah, like that's why they're there. I think that, yeah. They're there to go on Bachelor in Paradise and live off the Bachelor fame.

So somebody dumped Colton. This says Sidney dumps Colton. Second girl. Two girls, two weeks. They say, you know what? Listen, you're not giving me enough time. I got to go. If it was right, it would be a lot easier that it has been between the two of us. So I just don't think that we can get there based on me just needing more. Wow, you got dumped on the show. That's what happened to me. Everybody would dump me. But then these girls, that's ridiculous. Like, they need all this time, but they know they're going on a competition with 25 other girls. So my theory is now they know there's a Bachelor in Paradise. There's a lot. life to after it. Oh.

They know, I don't want to win. Then I can't do Bachelor in Paradise. That's good. Yeah, because last week the girl was like, you don't pick me for all the one-on-one date, so I got to go home. Like, well, no crap.

Oh, good point. So then she can end up on Bachelor in Paradise. Can you imagine? Got it. If I go on that show, just hypothetically, yes. And I get done by every girl. Wouldn't that be a little dose of real life? Hey, that would be the most dramatic roast ceremony ever.

They get out of the limo and they just get back in the limo. That soon as they see you. Yeah, they get out and open. They're like, oh. Oh, no, no, I'm good. Driver. Next Bachelor, please. They're like, do I still qualify for Bachelor in Paradise?

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dot EDU slash military. On the Bobby Bone Show now. Kaylee Hammack. Brand new artist Kaylee Hammack is coming in. Walking down the hallway right now, she has a song called Family Tree. There she is.

Come on in. Have a seat, Kaylee. There's you. Hey, guys, come on and set up. I haven't told my story about you yet, Kaylee. By the way, it's your first time here, huh? Oh, goodness. Yes, it is.

I think it's our only second time to meet. It is. I came, and I saw Kaylee play at the girl. What was it? Girls of Nashville. Girls of Nashville. And it was like 15 female singers. And I was like, okay, I'm going to go watch this.

And I saw Kaylee play. And then when it came time to make my class of 2019, based on that one performance, I put you on. Thank you. And also the song's really good too. Are you good? Yes, I'm good. I have it all. Amy, hi. Kaylee, your first time here. This is Amy. This is lunchbox. This is Eddie. This is Eddie. This is Raymundo. And this is Morgan number two. It's so crazy to put a face to all of the voices I hear. Yeah. Everybody good? We're all friends now. What do you have here with you? What is this?

This is my most valuable piece of equipment. Looks like a kid xylophone toy. Is that what that is? It might be. It was $1.99 at Goodwill, but is priceless to me. Are you serious? Like that's a real... Do you play that? A little bit. Like for real or as a joke? No, I play it. Guys, is she... No, she's... I mean, I think she relates part of the song. Dude, we're starting radio tour and I'm bringing this little sucker with me everywhere. So what do you do with it then? So I have a song called Just Friends that I play it on and I was like, well, if we have to do a second today, this is just my little backup. Do you play just that when you do your song? Do you do it? It's just me with this. No way.

No, I'm kidding. No, I have my two guys right here, Lance and Jeremy, that's going to back me up so that I can dittle around on this silo phone. Kaley Hammock is here. You grew up where? South Georgia. And how'd you end up in Nashville? Well, in 19, I'd had my heart broken for the last time in that little town. So I threw all my clothes in trash bags, and I drove 399 miles to Nashville.

And I slept in the Target parking lot on the south side of Nashville and Brentwood because it's really nice. If you ever have to do it, sick place to park and sleep. And you did that for how long? For a few weeks. You slept in the parking lot for a few weeks in your car. Yeah, it was what I had to do. What was your dream, though? To move here and do what?

I wanted to make music. I wanted to be an active creator for the rest of my life. So that's creating and performing those songs and getting those connections with people. So I just decided that if I wanted it, I had to be in Nashville, Tennessee. So that's what I did. So how do you start? If you move here and you don't know anybody, your clothes are in trash bags.

What do you do? Well, I had a high school diploma and a fake ID. And I was 23 in Florida, actually. 23 in Florida, actually 19. And I snuck into Honky Tonk Central on Broadway because at that point, all I knew since I was 13, I performed every weekend. And I had a band back home. And I had no other job experience, really.

And, yeah, with a high school diploma, I was like, well, I can perform. So I snuck in and I used the fake ID and I asked the bass player to let me sing. And he said that it was $40 to sing with the band downtown. Wait, you had to pay? $40 to sing. Yes, because the thing is, a lot of people come to Broadway and they get drunk and then they're like, my friend, she sings really good. Oh, okay. And then they get up there and it's like, people are like, who are these people?

Are these the singers? Anyways, so yeah, it's always, you got to pay $40 to sing. and I was super snarky at the time. And I was like, dude, I get paid to sing. I don't pay to sing. And I was like, but thank you. And I turned around and walked off. And there's this dude right behind me, Mr. Humphrey.

And he was the band manager down there for years. And he was like, where do you sing? Where do you get paid to sing? And I was like, all over the southeast. And anyways, he looked over at Jeb and he was like, don't be a blank hole. You know what I mean. And he was like, Jeb, let the girl sing. And I was like, okay, all right.

I got up there and sang a few songs. What did you sing? What's the first song you sang? You remember? I sing gumpowder and lead because I was like Miranda Lambert goes well with the crowds. It was mostly all covers. So I was like, okay, I can do that. So I did gumpowder and lead and Copperhead Road.

And then I did cocaine by Eric Clapton. And I brought my harmonica so I could do Mary Jane's Last Dance. And anyways, yeah, I got off stage. And Mr. Humphrey was like, do you need a job? And I was like, I really need a job. At that point, I had maybe $200 left. and yeah, he gave me a job and he made sure that I could get a motel

and I could find an apartment later on and he gave me a job doing four-hour sets every night downtown on Broadway for two and a half years until I got my publishing deal. Wow. Yeah. That's a really cool story. It's inspiring, huh?

I know. I'm all in. Like, I want to hear more. Yeah. Do you want to hear her sing? Yeah, well, that too. You haven't heard her sing yet, huh? No.

Oh, yeah, she's real good. Yeah, she's real good. Yeah, she's real good. Yeah. Okay, Kaylee Hammock is here. Boys, how are you guys doing? Good. Yeah? What's your name? Lance. Lance has got a guitar. What's your name, buddy? I'm Jeremy. And Jeremy is sitting on a cahone. Got your neck cut out of your shirt. Yeah. Oh, yeah. We're rock and rollers. Yeah, rock and roll band here. Kaley, you're going to play Family Tree? Yes. Okay. Kaylee Hammock is here, and this is her song called Family Tree. Whenever you guys are ready. Hey, guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything. with music on this iHeart radio channel or podcast anymore but you can't go to bobbybones.com to see it we hate that we had to take it down wasn't our decision but i just wanted to keep you up and we wanted to keep up as much as possible so go to bobby bones.com to watch or hear whatever

you're missing right now and thank you for listen to the show and sorry about all the legal stuff thank you so you can have a hippie vibe too huh do you can say that about yourself i'm definitely the hippie in a hillbilly town growing up so it has definitely translated do you have a little hillbilly though too Oh, Lord, get me drunk and the hit shines through. Is that way? I will not talk. I will not respond to get me drunk.

I will not get, no. That's for the podcast part of this. Kaylee Hammock is here. Are you with Lancoe? Do it some stuff with Lanco? Yeah, I just got off the road. I finished up Hallelujah's Night's tour with them. I was opening up for Lanco on the road for the first month of this year.

And it was my first tour ever. So it was really cool. I'd never been to Canada before. Never been on the West Coast, never been in a tour bus before. So I was feeling real fancy. This whole thing's got to be weird for you, honky. I mean, you've been grinding it out in hockey talks for so long. And now, like, you're playing big stages?

Yeah. You got your own band here? I know. This year's been a lot of first, man. It's first tour ever, first single ever, which I got to write and produce. It has been a true blessing. And then yesterday, I woke up at 4.30 a.m., which I know is, normal for y'all but not for me and uh anyways we spend all day doing the music video for

family tree so um there's a lot of first but i'm super blessed and really grateful for it so i want to hear a little bit of this toy that you have here so give me like a verse and a chorus of the song where you play this little toy in front of you you got you guys know it right all you're familiar with it all right making sure okay so what is this song it just give me a verse in a chorus but she has this little toy in front of her it looks like a kid's xylophone eddie how would you describe that's a preschool a xylophone. Okay, so it is a xylophone. Okay. A co-writer of mine, Sam Ellis, this is his. And I went on like

this massive hunt right before we started radio tour and everything. I was like, I got to find this like kids silophone, this little piano, like a Fisher Price one that was red. We had it in the 90s in the early 2000s. And anyways, I wanted it and I couldn't find it. I went to all

the goodwill I could find. And finally I started thinking about Sam Ellis. I was like, Sam has one of those in his writing room. And I was like, can I take it out on tour and he was like, I don't know why you want it on tour, but yeah, sure, you can have it. So you play this on stage. I'm learning this. I don't play it for my main shows because I have all the different parts sung, but this song is called Just Friends. And when we wrote it, I knew it was going to be hard to translate because I wanted a song that I referenced Randy Newman and Everclear

when we produced it. I wanted a song that had a bow down to the old country that made me and started me as a child and also a nod to the 90s grunge and alternative that made me who I am. So this song, we'll do a verse chorus. It's a very weird setup, but I'll do a little bit of it for you. All right, Kaylee Hammock with her toy xylophone and her band doing a song called Just Friends. Just Friends. All right. You were actually playing it, too.

I thought it was just like a goof around on it. No, she is. Can you tune that? I wish you could because as you go down, listen, that's just sad. It dies there. Yeah, it kind of dies as you go down. But these three notes, the three I needed to get that little riff in the acoustic version of this song, I was like, it'll do. Well, that's really cool.

I'm surprised you actually played it. I thought it would be like a goof. Cool. Like a dung, dung, dung, well, Kaley Hammock, it's really nice to meet you. Thank you. Thank you for let me come on. I guess we met before, but like nice to meet you more than seven seconds. walking through going, hey, you're really good.

So, yeah, Kaylee Hammock, fellas, good to see you guys. What's next for you? Well, we're going to have this music video out. I'm going on radio tour to promote it. And, yeah, we're going to see what Family Tree can do. Yeah, Family Tree, Kaylee Hammock, good to see you, and we'll see you soon. Whenever this thing blows up and becomes a huge smash, don't forget us little people, all right? Oh, my goodness.

I'm excited to be here. Thank you. All right. Kaylee Hammock, we're back in one second. The Bababon Show. You know we were given Morgan number two a hard time yesterday? Because she takes pictures of just herself, like, sitting and smiling, and then it's just like a picture of her. But she's not doing anything except smiling.

And then there's a long caption underneath it. And I was like... Normally inspirational. Yeah, or like sad. It's like... Sad? I don't mean sad. Whatever she's feeling, basically.

And we were giving her a hard time, so Eddie and I took the camera out of my Instagram. I just took a picture sitting on the couch, smiling. It got so many likes. I texted Morgan number two last night. I was like, well, you got it figured out. I know. The kids are on. something. It's not just Morgan number two. It's all kids. Not kids. I'm only 37. But it is,

I have noticed, it is that age range. They do that. I just feel very selfish if I'm just putting a picture of me doing nothing. Yeah. It's like a yearbook photo. Well, you're not doing nothing. That's what the quote's for. Yeah, that you use the picture and then you put the quote to hopefully inspire. I'm going to do another one today. I'm wearing a black and white hoodie. And so I'm going to Google something about black and white, like life ain't black and white. Yeah, yeah. And then we'll post it to Google something. Yeah. Yeah.

Is that, yeah. Just Google something and inspiring about black and white. Yeah. Because it don't matter if you're black or white. Oh, Michael Jackson. Oh. So I'll post it.

My Instagram's Mr. Bobby Bones. You can see the one that I did yesterday. And Morgan number two, I got to say we gave you a hard time, but it worked. I told you I haven't figured out. I kind of know what I'm doing over here, you know? Oh, shoot. So should we all start doing that? Yeah.

Well, I don't steal my thing. Wait, well, let's try it. It's not your thing. It's Morgan No. 2's thing. It's all the people her age thing. Did you see where people are upset about the emoji of the blood, the period blood? Yeah. I saw a headline.

Like that's what it's supposed to represent. It's a red dot. No, it's a blood. A blood. A blood drop, right? Yeah. Yes. So the new entries to the emoji, people aren't happy about it.

And there are 230 new characters. One of them's a red droplet that is supposed to, in the stigma associated with the women's time of the month. Yeah. There is such a stigma, and we should be able to talk about it freely. It happens every month. To every woman. The woman that gave birth to you had it. It happened.

It had to happen for in order for you to even be here complaining about the period drop. My thing is, it is what you're complaining about. Your life's pretty good. Yeah. Like, have everything to complain about. If you ever want to complain about something so trivial like this, do a little more research and find something less trivial to complain about. You're going to waste your energy on complaining about an emoji? Yeah.

Because who's going to listen? Bill Gates? No, he's not going to listen. Oh, yeah, no. So you think they don't get rid of it? He's like a Steve Jobs thing is. Tim Cook. Tim Cook. Yeah, Tim Cook.

Yeah, yeah, I saw that. You've been mixing up Bill and Steve. I know. I know. Eddie and I have our emoji song from The Raging Idiots. Hopefully next Friday I'll be ready to go. Have y'all done an edit to add in the period drop? Oh, no. No, that's gross.

No, no, that would be mad at us. I'm just kidding. It's not gross. That's disgusting, Amy. Don't talk about that. Why would we ever? I'm just playing. We didn't.

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And George Washington's is February 22nd, so Monday's president is. Andrew Johnson was vice president at the time of Lincoln's death. Andrew Johnson went on to become president, right? So he's the vice president. Did you know that? Andrew Johnson or Jackson? Johnson.

I don't know the guy. Never heard of him. Okay, well, he was the 17th president. Well, a lot of times, guys, we don't know the vice president. Great. This is a perfect segue. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to give you, we're going to play vice president or Avenger. Oh, no.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Amy, you're out first. Okay. The person I'm reading you is he a vice, former vice president of the United States or one of the Avengers. Oh. Okay. Steve Rogers. He's an Avenger.

Steve Rogers is Captain America. What is up? Wait, in like real life, these are their names? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, because his other name would be... No, no, not real life when they're not the superhero. Yeah, that's what she means.

That's not real life. No, no, I was thinking real life. Real life means their born name? Yeah, Steve Rogers is his character name, but he turns into Captain America. Right, gotcha. Okay. All right, how about this? Lunchbox.

William Wheeler. Huh. William Wheeler Is he one of the Avengers or a former Vice President? There's no way they had a WW in the White House so it has to be an Avenger.

I mean William Wheeler, that doesn't sound vice presidential. William Wheeler was Vice President Number 19. Sounds totally vice presidential. I would say that too. Eddie.

Yep, come on. Is this next person, a Avenger or a vice president? George Dallas. George Dallas? Come on, man. It's the Vice President of the United States. Vice President number 11th?

11 is George Dallas. Yeah, he was. Wow. Amy. Hannibal Hamlin. Oh. Hannibal Hamlin. Was he an Avenger or vice president?

Avenger? Hannibal Hamlin was vice president at 15. Got it! I was thinking, Hamble Lippert. So who was he VP for? Oh, they didn't put that on my sheet. Mikey wrote the game. Oh, 15?

That's Lincoln. No, he's 16. Dang. Hey, lunchbox. Scott Lang. Vice president or Avenger? Scott Lang. That's too plain to be a vice president.

That has to be an Avenger because you need some more sophistication. Scott Lang. Scott Lang, otherwise known as Ant Man. Eddie. He's on the board. Come on. What score, Mike? All right, Eddie, you can take the lead right here.

Yep. Clinton, Francis Barton. Clinton, Francis Barton. That is Vice President Clinton, Francis Barton. Clinton Francis Barton is actually Hawkeye, one of the adventures. You've got to be kidding. Oh, boy. You tricked me.

You're all tied. Let's go around one more time. Amy. Peter Benjamin Parker. Adventure. Spider-Man. Yeah. Nice throwing that middle name in there.

Yeah, that middle name got it. Lunchbox. Spiru Agnew. Huh? Spiru Agnew. Spurro Agnew. Spiro Agnew. That's Flash.

No, it's Vice President number 39. 39. That's recent. Gordon. Come on. James Logan Hallett. Ah, Vice President James Logan have lit. That's Wolverine.

Dang it! Amy, you are a winner. There she is. We'll clap for you. There she is. There she goes. Lunchbox is. No, Amy's telling me something good.

Comes up in a second. Tomorrow, the Bachelor of Colton is on. Also, Chris Jansen and to play tomorrow. Did you know there's yoga that it's called rage yoga? And you do it and you scream and you curse if you want. Oh, wow. things. Whoa.

Okay. How do you feel about that? I mean, I guess whatever works, I guess the most intense I've gotten during yoga is like lion's breath. There you go. Ha, ha. Yeah. Like, that's like the level I take it to.

But yoga, I feel like it's supposed to be like really calm and soothing. Well, they have in my yoga studio that I go to, they have hip-hop yoga, which is fun. Oh, that one's fun. I've done that too. Where it's like, yeah. Like, I don't need the calm. Yeah, I know. I'm just saying typically yoga is calm, not rage-filled.

That's what's up today Amy, what's going on today? Oh, what is this? It's Mr. Rogers' neighborhood We heard it yesterday. I know, but I didn't know this is like a new thing. When we talk about our day in the neighborhood,

we'll hear this on now. So my husband had to cancel on me yesterday to record my podcast, so he's actually coming up here today. Oh, he's going to come up. That's going to be crazy on Amy's podcast Thursday. Her husband will be on it. Yeah, which is so crazy.

He said he hasn't been on the radio since he came on to, sing Jingle Bell Rock. Yeah, like seven years ago. And you tricked him. No, it was like, I think it was like 10 years ago. And you tricked him. He's still holding on to it.

I had no idea. But this all came out like when we were discussing him being on my podcast. He goes, well, I don't know what's going to happen because you and I were supposed to sing together. And then Bobby turned your mic down and it was just me singing. Got him. So I don't know. We've got that. Amy's podcast.

It's called Four Things with Amy Brown. What's one of the things you talked about in your last podcast? Oh, face shaving. What else was? Women. Oh, nice. For women, yes. Grace, some people have really like that.

Oh, this week, too, I've got coming up, sleep. How to get good sleep, I want you to listen to it. Because I got advice from a sleep hygienist. Sleep hygienist. They smell you while you sleep. Oh, keep you clean while you sleep. I don't know. Maybe you're not at sleep hygienist, but she works in sleep hygiene.

I didn't sleep very well last night. I tweeted at like 2.30 this morning. I just woke up in like an anxiety attempt. Just like, boom, boom, my neck was pounding for no reason. Yeah, I know. I feel like you've got to get to the root of that. Obviously, it's for some sort of reason. Right.

But I don't know why. I tweeted it. I was like, uh, don't know what's up. But yeah, the last couple nights I've been struggling a little bit. So, yeah, I know. I got to get to that. I want to go work out. I'll go box today.

We're thinking about doing a group class. Yeah, a boxing class? We all go. We all fight each other or just exercise box? It's not a boxing tournament. No, you just box the bag. Yeah, it's like, okay. I'm in.

So, yeah, yeah, I have that. I got a couple random work things. Lunchbox is up today. I got to take the dog to the vet just to follow up after his surgery and then I got to hit that nap circuit. I'm just, I got to.

Gotcha. Well, well, well. I have to pack for American Idol. I'm gone. Finish the show tomorrow and I spend the rest of the week up until Monday of the next week shooting. So I shoot for like five days

and then I'm done until live shows. We're taping the duets this week. Nice. Like top 20, yeah. There's a couple kids that show, they're really good. Can't say much else, but they're even better than pretty much everyone

last season. Oh, wow. Yeah. Like, you think they can win? I don't know. It's all about voting, so I don't know if they'll connect with America or not, but they're really, really good. Hey, won't you be my neighbor? See you tomorrow, everybody. Tomorrow, Colton Underwood, The Bachelor, will be on. Tomorrow, Chris Jansen will be on. Oh, yeah.

Bob, there's so many people to see. Yeah. Florida, Georgia Line Friday. Trisha Yearwood coming up Friday. It's a big week for guests. That's it. Thank you. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones Show.

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