The Bobby Bones Show - (Mon Full Show) Has Amy Gotten Paid For The Damages From Her Car Yet? + Bobby Was Caught Being A "Sad Fan" + The Shows Highs & Lows From The Weekend

Episode Date: March 13, 2023

Amy shares an update about her fender bender situation. Find out if she's gotten paid for the damages yet. Plus, Bobby was caught being a "sad fan" on TV, hear what happened and how he felt about it! Then, everyone on the show shares their highs and lows from the weekend! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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listen. He wrote over the door. He right knew I needed him for that one. But he's going to come in and perform. It'd be good to see him. It's been a while. All right, let's go around the room here. Eddie, you're up first.

We do a segment called Eddie the Dad. And he recently made his son write 150 sentences for being bad. Oh, yeah. Here he is. Eddie. Someone please explain to me how insurance works. Because somebody came to my door and told me that I have a chance for a deal of a lifetime. It was a guy that works on roofs

And he says, hey, you've had hail Come by, you know, the last few weeks I guess we got hail like a month ago, two months ago I guess I don't know, okay My wife said that we did Okay, I wasn't home We did.

Okay, especially over where he is. Got it. Okay, so I guess. I wasn't there. So then the roofer goes, look, it's everyone in your neighborhood's doing it. So you can claim on your insurance that you have hail damage,

I'll go up there, check it out. And if there's a little hail damage, you can tell your insurance, we'll get you a whole new roof and you just pay your deductible, which is going to be cheaper than replacing a whole roof anyway. I'm like, ah, how does this work? That's how it works.

That's exactly how it works, dude. If you have hail, you call a roofer. They say hail damage, you get a whole new roof. But what is your deductible? Do you know? I don't know. You need to find that out because if it's really high, it just depends if you're going to put a new roof on anyway.

You're telling me I can get a whole new roof. Whole new. For what? Like, what's an average deductible? $3,000. $3,000. And that's how much is a whole new roof normally? $10,000 maybe?

Maybe more. Maybe I would have said more for your house. Dang. And it's not a scam. And you can get the expensive shingles because it's paid by them. It's not as, it's borderline. I mean, I drive up and down my neighborhood and everyone's getting their roots redone. I'm getting in a roof right now.

Everybody was jumping off a bridge, would you? Yeah. No. Okay. I wouldn't. I might know. That's different. But it's legit, right?

So if you do have hell damage, why do you have insurance? Well, to make sure that if you're damaged, it can fix it. So if they go up and go, yep, he has damage, you file a claim, then they fix it. You pay your deduct. That's, it's legit. But I would have never known I had hail damage if this guy hadn't come to my door and told me. What's not legit is sometimes they will do this and there is no hell damage. Or they'll go, you don't even have to, we'll pay your deductible because we're going to make so much off of it.

So that happens, but they didn't say that to you. They didn't say that. They didn't say that. They're probably just doing all the roofs around the neighborhood. Oh, yeah. They're busy. Here's what I would say. I'm a man of integrity.

But if you have hell damage, you have hell damage. I would say go check it out, let me know. So I should get a ladder inspecting myself? I wouldn't go on. You don't know what it looks like. You will die and we need you on this show. Okay, all right. I would just say, yes, call them back. Say, we'd love for you to check it out.

Let me know if we have it. And then let me find out what my deductible is. Dang, okay, let's go. Because that sounds like a deal of a lifetime. Especially if you had to get a new roof soon. If you're not getting a roof for five, 10 years, maybe not. Okay. But a new roof soon, the timing maybe couldn't have been better.

All right. Let me check this out. Right. Well, I'm just shocked at Eddie's like, I don't understand how insurance works because this is like, you're, you're paying. Yeah, like if my roof fell off, I'd be like, oh, insurance will cover that. I get that part. But I feel like my roof is fine. This guy just knocked on my door and told me it's probably not.

Okay, so it's that part because I'm like, he does get that like you're paying into it all the time. So like it's not just free. Like, because my roof right now, we're not having to pay for anything, but we're put it under some insurance that we got like 16 years ago. And we've been paying into it and paying into it. So it's really not free. Yeah. Go for it. I let them check it out.

And if they say they have hell damage, good. And if they're doing other roofs, good. If they're, like, from town, good. They don't always have to be from town because I used to travel and we used to do roof houses. There'd be major storms. We would kind of regionally drive and go and put bids in on places because they didn't have enough roofers for all the roofs that have been damaged. But just make sure you're working with a good company. All right, I will, man.

Thanks. He hangs out in bathroom stalls. And he's a pro doing prank calls. Here he is. Lunch, box. Celebrity in the wild, guys. I was at the driving range the other day, and I'm hitting some balls,

working on that golf swing, and some guy comes walking up, and he's about three people behind me, three mats behind me, and gets out a tripod, puts a camera up, and I'm like, who is this tool? You don't know what's a celebrity yet? No, I don't know what's a celebrity yet.

And I'm like, and so he starts filming himself, and he, in long pants, a vest, looking like a pro golfer. At the driving range. Yeah. And I'm like, wow. What were you wearing? I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt.

This is fine. Yeah. That's driving range. I was like, wow. And I'm like, this guy takes his game serious. And then he starts hitting him. He's hitting him far and straight. I'm like, wow, I do is pretty good.

But the camera and everything, a little over the top. And I get my bag and I start walking back to the car. And I'm like, ha, that looks like that dude from Old Dominion. And so I had to go home and Google him. Which dude. Brad Tersy. Oh, yeah. The Old Dominion.

Guitarist. That dude can play. I saw him in a golf cart. No, that was the other one. One of them was Wayne Gretzky playing golf. Really? What? And Brad's dark hair.

Yeah. But yeah, I recognized him, but I didn't know his name, so I couldn't say anything. But it was just two celebs on the driving range. But at first I was like, major tool. And then I realized it's him like, oh, celebrity. I wonder if he was like, it's a driving range dressed up because we're going to play golf later? Because that is, I'll say it to his face when he's in here. Why are you getting dressed up to go to the driving range?

Maybe he's shooting video, maybe for Instagram. Yeah, maybe he was making tutorials. I don't know. At the end of a driving range, it doesn't matter. Do you all make audition tapes? For driving range of talent or what? Wait, what are you talking about? I was like, he's dressed up, got to look his best,

like film it, submit it to be a part of some tournament. Man, not really. But it's funny. Let's watch him. What a tool dressed up like that. Mike, we got to make a note to ask him about that. Yeah, but he hits it pretty well. Yeah, he invited me to play once.

And I was like, how good are you? He goes, I'm about a three handicap. And I'm like, I'm busy. He's real good. Yeah. That's what that is. Like when I was watching him hit, I was like, who. Next up, her son will send her a million calls.

Her daughter's learning to play softball. Here she is. Amy, everybody. So I ordered this nexy vegan salad thing, and I'm eating it. It's so good. All the things, sweet potatoes, lettuce. And I take a bite and I, 100% it's bacon. And I guess it's...

In a vegan salad? Vegan. Not fake bacon. No. Faking. I know bacon. Because I eat. I'm not vegan.

But this salad is so good, so I get it. So for me, it wasn't that big of a deal, but I was already, like, a few cheese deep. Like, I've eaten the bacon. And so it did make me think of Mike D who's vegan or Morgan, who's a vegetarian. And I'm like, what would they do if they ate bacon in a salad that had fallen in there accidentally? How would, what would they do? That's a great question, Mike. And Mike got, why did you become a vegan?

I was training for a marathon and somebody said to try it out, stuck with it ever since. You like it? Yeah, I like it. So you're eating all of a sudden you were like, you had a couple bites of bacon. It's happened to me before. What do you do? I had a salad.

I started tasting and I was like, this is the taste I haven't had in a while. It was bacon. He's like, I feel so good. Yeah. And then, are you upset? Are you upset? I was a little bit upset, but it kind of broke my streak, but I don't count it. Oh, a streak.

But do you go ask for like, hey. Are you mad? A refund. I was a little bit mad, but it was a takeout order. I'd already got it. What was I going to do? Fire off an email, like Ray. I remember when Ray accused the business of poisoning him and his wife.

Love it. but that wasn't the case at all. Okay, so if it were about animals, think it would be a different situation. Yeah, I don't do it for a moral reason. Yeah, because you're not moral at all. Who cares, right? I don't know moral.

Yeah, yeah. Morgan, what about you? Oh, I would definitely throw up because any time I've accidentally ingested meat now, I almost in the next five minutes throw up, it's like my body rejects it, and I've sent it back, and I've called places when they've accidentally put meat on

because it actually makes me sick. So what if you've had meat and didn't know it, and you didn't throw up? Is it only when you realize there's meat that it triggers something? thing and you throw up? No, because there was one time somebody confessed it was in something and I had like serious diary over like a whole day and I didn't know why.

You could say your stomach was sick? I was being bad. I was so gross. Yeah, I was all good with that. I just telling you my body was fine. I hear you. I got that. I mean, we're good on that.

All right, Ray, go ahead. From Mount Pine, Arkansas, he has a ghost dog at his home and I don't believe that he's ever been to Rome. That's true. That's true. Sure. So I want to let you guys in on something. It's something we've talked about in the post show before on the podcast, but we don't hide from it. But when an artist comes in, we do a segment of that interview. And we go, hey, these are uncomfortable questions that listeners have sent us about the interview. I make them up, might mix them up. And then we just ask them under the umbrella of, well, listeners sent this. So if you're mad, you got to be mad at the listener. So that's us making these up. Like with Tim McGraw, we were like, oh, it's an uncomfortable question from a listener. Do you sell an island? And he's like, yeah, I'm that stupid listener. How do they want to know? That was us.

So when we do that segment, we say, well, it's time for uncomfortable questions from listeners. No, it's us. We make them up and then we just blame you guys, the listener. That's great. Because you're faceless to them, unless they're in your town. They're like, ah, these crazy listeners. So behind the scenes, we won't mention this. Maybe once or twice ever again.

But it's our inside joke that uncomfortable questions from listeners is really just us figuring out how way to ask a question without making it weird on us. You guys knew that too, right? Yeah, yeah, you told us one time. Yeah, before I told you, did you know that? No, of course not. No, I had no idea. I was like, man, these listeners are.

Well, you already listen to the interview lunchbox. I mean, I didn't know, but I figured. Yeah, yeah. We've been doing this long enough. Right. It's time for the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's mailbag.

Hello, Dr. Bones. I need some advice to someone who hates exercising, probably even more than you do. I've started to put on some weight lately and have not been feeling my healthiest. I know I need to start doing something. I just don't know where to begin. I currently work five to six days a week, 12 to 14 hours a day. I wake up for work at 3 a.m.

And on a good day, I'm home by 5. Some days, I'm not home until 6 or 7 p.m. There's no way I can wake up any earlier. By the time I get home, I have no energy. How do I get myself motivated to go exercise when I just feel dead to the world when I'm at home? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. sincerely tired in Tampa. That's a great question because I think a lot of parents feel this way.

A lot of people that have, you know, long days at work, have to have long commutes back home and then they have kids. I think it's a very common thing and it's an absolutely reasonable reason as to why people can't get in exercise when they've got other priorities. So first of all, you're not alone and it's very difficult with your schedule to try to go and exercise for an hour at like a gym or something. Man, if you're working six days a week too,

that's tough. So, I ain't saying anything by kids or anything. Running, and I'm not a big runner. I hate exercising, but I'm not a big runner, but when I hear your schedule, I go, what can he do quickly and from home? Right? Because it's going to save time of going to the gym.

Driving there, parking, going in, buying a membership. Like running is quick. Just don't want some shoes, a little stretch and go. and also it's just going to be uncomfortable and you have to know that. Like it just sucks. There is no easy answer.

This is how to do it and how it's going to be easier. It just sucks. You have a hard job. Sounds like life kind of got you right now. And there's not an easy way to do it. If you could run during lunch, if you have an hour of lunch, you could spend 20 minutes of it running two miles.

Yeah. And go from there. You could do a couple miles here, a couple miles after work. What do you do that? What do you call a prison workouts where you just like push up, sit up, Yeah, most people call it bodyweight workout.

Someone like you. Yeah, because you're just like, it feels like you got nothing else to do. No weights or whatever. Just work out. Jump rope. Same type of running, like things you can do at home where you don't have to go to the gym. You absolutely can get the same. It's about the amount of work you put in, not how fancy the equipment is that you have.

Amy, what do you say? Well, something that changed for me drastically was five years ago and one day, suddenly I had two kids. And I went from being able to work out whenever I wanted to not. And one thing I changed was just releasing that pressure. of having to do it all at one time or fitting in a certain amount of time. And so breaking it up, like sometimes I'll wake up in the morning and if I've got, carve out 10 minutes, I'll do a little something there. And then later in the day, get in 20 minutes of something and just releasing that pressure.

And then slowly over the week, all those little pops will add up. And I think you'll feel the difference, like mentally and physically you'll feel good. And I think if you have this job where you work at 12 hours a day, like if the job is done, When you're done, not based on a clock, you can work out in the middle of it a little bit. Yeah. And just extend that work day. And actually, it would just be worse at work, tired at work than tired of work. I mean, literally, you know, you can do it in the middle of the work day.

There are a lot of options here, but I promise you it can be done. There have been weaker people that have had it harder and been successful at it. So, I believe in you. You just got to make it a priority. Sometimes it's not a priority. Sometimes there are just other things that are way bigger than getting exercise. You should. We all, oh, I get your exercise.

Sometimes life just comes at you and you can't. Don't be nodding your head, Eddie. That's not you. No, it is because if it wasn't for you to say, hey, we're doing this at 3 o'clock, I would never do it. Right, but you could, right? But I said, we're doing it at 3 o'clock. And so I'm like, well, whatever I'm doing, like you said, split your work day. That's what I do.

I'm like, I'm not done with work, but I got to meet Bobby at 3. We've got to work at 3. Sometimes. Hey, that comes with, show biz, baby. Show biz, baby. There's so many free... Why are you shaking your head? Oh, he's so busy.

So busy. I am. So busy. We believe in you. There's a lot of ways to be efficient with exercise. Don't feel like you have to get the best new weights or best treadmill or best. You can do it like Eddie said, prison workout. Amen.

You can also run and you can do it the middle of the day. You can do it later. And there's so many on YouTube. Like you can just type in. Netflix. Type in what men do in prison. No, no. No.

No, type in just like, you know, quick. At home workout, no equipment. Thank you. Close the mailbag. We got your email and we've got to close Bobby's mailbag. Yeah. I think Ramundo's got a pretty solid jaw line, don't you? Yeah.

Like, I think he's got the best jaw line of all the dudes here. Thank you. Strong jaw. Like, if I were to describe Ramundo who runs our board, who is our head audio engineer, he kind of looks like Mark Ruffalo. You know, it plays incredible. Hulk? Yeah. Mark Ruffalo would like not a lot of sleep. Okay.

I'm tired Mark Ruffalo. Yeah, yeah. Aw. But I think Ray's got like a great jaw line. And so I was talking about this. It's like a comp on his jaw and he goes, you know, some guys pay for this. I don't know what he's talking about. So he sends me a story about how guys

are now paying tens of thousands of dollars to have their jaws broken. What? So they can actually rebuild it, reshape it, and give them a manlier looking jaw. Oh. Wow. Give you that strong jaw. So what they did, they took a bunch of the guy's pictures.

And basically, when they got their jaw fixed, women found them to be one to one point five points hotter than they were before. Without even knowing why they were judging these guys. It only bumped them up one point. But that's pretty solid. If you go from a six to a seven, that's a game changer. Big jump. Oh, is it? Yeah.

It's a big jump. A point? Why don't I sound like Miss Piggy? One point? Okay. Kermy? But yeah, solid jaw. Ray, but you've had some procedures.

Yeah, not jaw procedures, though. No, no, go ahead. Did the Botox, did the PRP in the hair? That's scalp needle in the scalp, right? Correct. Blood. But way less expensive than $10,000. That's insane.

I had, because I cracked another tooth, I had to get the Botox in the jaw again. I don't feel anything again. You might need, you might look at it this way. Well, the first time I did, I did very, very, very little because I was scandals. I don't want Botox, because then I have to admit that even if it's just in my jaw,

that I got Botox. I don't want to be, because I haven't got. Okay, normalize getting Botox. No, who cares? Not for me, because I'll get made fun of. I get made fun of enough. Anybody else can say it, fine, but all these guys here, I am, I am Miss Piggy. You've been getting Botox?

Well, first of all, you know this because you're being an idiot because I told you. No, no, your wrinkles are kind of gone now. I got it in my jaw. There are no wrinkles on my jaw. Have you been doing your lips, too? Well, I got filler. I thought so. No, no, no, no.

Just thinking that your jaw is. so strong you need more. Well, so I told you guys I got just a little bit because I was scared of it. It didn't do anything. So this time, and Eddie was with me right like an hour later. So he's full. And I was like, dude, I had to shoot needles and like 30 places in my jaw because I grind my teeth so hard. I'm not even sure.

Botox does what? It paralyzes the muscle. Yes. So what if I can't chew anymore? My jaw just hangs. That's not good. Not in that way. You'll just drool.

No, it's just going to allow you. You're so tense right there. that it's going to just relax that area so that the, you're building that muscle. It's a muscle right there. And you can even, there's sizers there that like sometimes I grind so much. I build that muscle.

But I've gotten it in my jaw as well. And I saw that muscle relax and go down because I wasn't working it so much. Yeah, mine. How long ago did I do that? My tooth? Like a week. Yeah, this tooth up here?

I crack. Yeah. I say cracked. It like chipped off the bottom because I grind so hard. And Kailin's like, you got to go and do more because you didn't even give it a good trial. If you do it again, it doesn't work, we'll try something else. I'm wearing mouth guards.

I got needles in the face. And then they're like, whatever you do, don't work out for like six hours. And I'm like, no, Eddie and I're working on an hour. Sorry, and like, yeah. I just, really? You can't work. Maybe just don't go upside down. Well, then they said you can't lay.

You can't get your heart rate up to like 160, which I live over 160 working out because we go hard. Yeah, we do. And then, too, they're like, don't lay down. And you know what I do? A lot of laying down. You're such a rebel. Thank you. But the whole time, I'm watching my Apple watch going, Eddie, 15 now.

we gotta slow down. I don't want my face to be paralyzed but it's okay Are you going back again this week? No, I'm not going back No, oh you're done with Botox It should last for months

But it doesn't work yet is my point You guys still see me come here in the morning In the first half hour I'm here Yeah, you're like stretching your jaw I'm just stretching my jaws out Because I grind, I clenched so hard So, and then I have All my teeth are fake

Whenever I first started to make any money at all Because I had busted teeth in my whole life Even the bottom ones? Uh-huh Oh wow I had bad teeth in my whole life I didn't go to the dentist until my 20s, so I said, there are two things I was going to do. Buy my mom somewhere to live and get my teeth fixed.

And so my teeth are fake. What did they do with all the old stuff? They're hanging up in his office. Oh. Do they really put them up? No, I have no idea. I didn't ask. No, that would be cool, though.

Like, you know, you go to some places. It's like, oh, they have a picture of your client. Like, oh, this person working out of that person. Here is teeth. And then there's that person's teeth. That'd be creepy. Hilarious. I don't take your teeth out.

Yeah. But you know whose dad did my teeth? Caroline Hobby's dad. Really? Uh-huh. I went down because I know what I was doing, and he lives in Waco, did, maybe he probably still does. And he was like, yeah, we'll take care of it. And I was like, I'm so embarrassed in my teeth. My whole life, I had really bad teeth. And he didn't go to the dentist forever. And he's like, we'll get you fixed up. And so they did the top first. Can't do both the same time. Did the top first. I had to wear like a guard. Couldn't use my front teeth for like three months.

Oh. Put them on. Then they had to do my bottom. Couldn't do my front teeth for another three months. It was like six months. I can never use my front teeth. That's tough. No apples for you. But now I'm just cracking them. What happened they're just cracking my teeth. Okay. We're going to play this. Thank you guys for hanging out. Anybody want to get their jaw broken for...

I thought about it for a second. Everybody good? Job line would be awesome. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can use a better job. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good.

So when you think of firefighters, you think of them putting out fires, rescuing people. True, I do. Big red trucks. Sponders. Ladders. Yeah. muscles men and women. Muscles.

Yeah, I don't know that really doesn't cross my mind. But go ahead. Well, they're yes. They're very strong doing like all the things. Well, you can add. Why is she going on on about that? No idea. Just sweating.

Go ahead. You can add hooking high school girls up with graduation dresses and prom dresses. Why what's up? Well, they decided to rally together. This is the Louisville Firefighters Union. And they hosted a pop-up shop where high school girls could come and shop for dress. and shoes and jewelry and accessories and all the things totally for free this is something where otherwise these girls might not have the things that maybe some other people at school

would have and it's called giving loving and heartfelt that's the organization was it the neighborhood or the town came they donate to stuff yeah like they're actively looking for donations because they want to make this a yearly thing this is the first time they've ever done it and they were able to give away 230 dresses and that's just so far and then they're working on creating a whole nonprofit. Again, it'll be an ongoing thing. So if you know of something like this in your community, I think it's a great thing to donate to.

I feel like we should get a hose and hose Amy down after that first part of that. Yeah, yeah. Rippling. I said men and women. Yeah, yeah, but you're like, um, biceps. I just said, like, you don't picture them passing out dresses, really. No, you're a picture I'm doing a lot of things.

Yeah, you're pictorials. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Pectorals. Lats. That's a great story. Thank you. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying.

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or wherever you get your podcast. The Bobby Bones Show now. Easton Corbin. Easton, it's been a while, so we've seen you, buddy. Yeah, man, it's been a little bit. Yeah, good to see you again. Yeah, you too, man. I was looking here, just some old show notes.

And you were one of our first guests ever when we started here, and we've been here now 10 years. We just hit 10 years. And so you've been on since then, but you were one of our very first guests. We were so new. The day was March 19th, 2013. We didn't really start until March 1st doing the show, you know, in multiple cities.

So our second week, you're in, you're singing. We got to know you a little bit. Do you happen to remember, not that show specifically, but at that time, I don't know, people thought we were just weird. They still do. But they were, they warned you like these guys are crazy. No, not really. I mean, I knew it was a new show, you know, and all.

But, man, you know, I do remember over the years doing, set with you guys. Then he was like, these guys are crazy. So he learned himself. I'm probably crazy too, so trust me. I won't say who, but somebody in the studio had seen you somewhere and they were like, I don't know who it was at first,

but there's a pretty good looking guy, pretty beefed up, pretty like muscular. And then they like, oh, it's Easton Corbyn. And so I went to your Instagram. There's like a picture of you doing curls or something. Your arms are massive. Like, what's happening over here, buddy? Man, just trying to be worth a durn.

I hear you. I hear you. Are you like bodybuilding? No, no, man. I just love to work. Tell me he doesn't look massive. Oh, he looks big. He looks massive.

I just, man, I just enjoy it. It kind of sets the tone for the day. And, you know, it just makes you feel better. You're a Texas Tech fan? No, it's funny. They were asking me that. You have a hat on? I was down home, and my high school was a Trenton Tigers.

Got it. And I seen a kid with his hat on. I was like, dude, I love that hat. And it was just for the baseball team. And Trenton Tigers. And so I took a picture of it, and I had my merch people. I was like, well, I bet you they could probably make it. So sure enough, I called them.

They're like, yeah, we could design that. So I just had to make me one. Oh, yeah, because it's orange, not red. I'm colorblind, so it doesn't work for me. That's, well, and I think, because somebody told me there was another high school in Texas, and they were whatever, you know, town starts with a T, tigers. And I guess they were selling them. And I guess Texas Tech, I think, sent them like a cease and a cyst.

Boo. That must be why they got to sell them. Oh, good. All right. Easton Corbin's here. And I want to get to your new song in just a second. We're going to play the whole thing. So it's called Married That Girl.

So we'll come back with that. But what I'd like to do if it's okay, I know you and who's your friend here? Yeah, we got Lorne over here, man. How long have you been with me now? 12 years. Yeah, 12 years. And all the same capacity? Like playing with them?

Yeah, for the most part. What's he like as? Easton? Dude, he's right. No, he's rat. He's super, super chill. Do you guys work out together? You both have big arms.

Oh, yeah. You have to have massive arms to be in the group. Yeah, and tight shirts. Yeah. Yeah, dark tight shirts. Yeah, you'll have a... Literally, they have on the same... I swear...

Every time I will show up and he's wearing the same thing. Now, hold on, I show up first. So every time I show up, he's... Eddie and I do that sometimes. Oh, yeah, of course. It's not today. You guys look great.

Before we get to the new song, Eza, could I just make a couple requests? Yeah, man. Would you mind playing a little bit of a little more country than that? Yeah. Like, my wife will just randomly sing this around the house. And she's...

And I'm like... I was like, what's... that. What are you singing? She's like a little more country than that. And she has this version of the highwayman in her mind. And you're one of them. All right. Yeah, yeah. So that's not bad company. It's not. Well, you don't know who the other three are. It's me, Eddie, and lunchbox. All right. We'll do that too. A little bit from Easton, here's a little more country than that. Ethan, when you went to school, did you study ag? Were you an ag major, ag guy? I did, man. I went to the college agriculture, University of Florida and basically studied ag business.

That's what Amy. Amy's at. Yeah. Oh, really? Yeah, from Texas. Zanem. Okay, there you got. They called it ag development. Okay. Well, the official name was food and resource economics, but it was basically an ag business degree. So what did you study?

What were the classes? A bunch of economics classes. Oh, that doesn't sound very country. But it was like economics of corn. Yeah, maybe so. Supply and demand. What was yours? Similar turf management.

We had a bunch of stuff. All my labs were on farms. Like we would go out to chicken farms or be with cattle, and that's where our lab would meet. I took a chicken sex class. What? What? That was more.

Really? If you went to Texas A&M around 2019, 1999, 2003, you know what I'm talking about. A chicken. You signed up for chicken sex? I don't even know if the teacher that taught it is still there, but it was a very interesting. That's interesting. Well, moving on to Easton here.

See, you have a new song called Marry That Girl. You're one of the writers of the song. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, what you walk in, I always like to know kind of how the idea came about or if somebody showed up with the idea. Yeah, it was me, Adam Craig, Wade Kirby, and Shane Minor. And, you know, a lot of those writing sessions, as you know, they all start for about the first hours, a big BS session.

Hey, chewing the fat, like you talk about there in a song there. Catching up. And Adam started talking about, and I don't know how we got on the, this, but he started talking about how he met his wife. And he's like, man, as soon as I saw her, I knew I was going to marry that girl. And I kind of looked at some of the other guys. I was like, man, that might be the title for the day. So I'm glad we went down that road.

And how long it would take you to write this one? Probably two or three hours, not too long. Oh, okay. It came pretty quick. You know, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. be like a standard writing session. You do it, maybe record. Okay, that's pretty quick.

Kind of fell out of you. But that's only after an hour of chewing the fat. So this one came even faster. Exactly. On the Bobby Bones show now. Easton Corbyn. So here's a clip of Easton's new song called Marry That Girl. I'm going to change your name, but she don't know it yet.

She's what I've been praying someday God would sin. I ain't never been the same since we first met. I'm going to marry that girl. It's good, my man. Oh, thanks. Hey, were you raised on a farm? I was, yeah. I grew up kind of on small cattle farm in North Florida, my grandparents. Did you have to do like chores before school?

Not before school. Okay, because that's always the story. Like I couldn't even go to school until like... No, my grandpa used to take care of that. But after, after it was when the chores began from me. What were the life lessons you learned from living on a farm? Man, you learn like, you just learn about life in general, you know, death, you know, being born and, you know, through the cows and stuff. And, you know, just through all the hard work that, you know, and usually, you know, it, you know, lands on you. It's up to you get it done, you know.

Well, ain't that right? You guys always counting on me. I'm like, won't you counting yourself? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's constantly the thing. They're like, Bobby, do it for me. I'm like, no, you do it for yourself. Go work on a farm.

We'll be learning a little bit. Oh, man. Hey, it's story of every morning here on this show. Easton's here, and he's nice enough to play a few songs for us here. Would you do all over the road? Just a little bit of that one. All right, here's Easton Corbin and Lauren, his guitar player. Can that's a question about your name, Lauren?

Yeah. Because I got picked on a lot. out for my name me and Bobby because there were Bobby girls. There's Bobby boys. And mine was on like 50% girl. You're big dudes. I want to be as completely like, we're cool. We're cool. Right? Everybody, we're cool. Yeah, we're cool.

I don't know a dude named Lauren. There aren't many. I've only met a few in my life. But mine is the man version, the spelling, L-O-R-E-N. So that makes me feel better right there. Lorin. Yeah. Lorin. And Easton, your name. Where does that come from? Man, I have no

idea. I think maybe I was born the day after Easter maybe I don't know They just said it wrong I guess Like being from Arkansas Windor means his window Maybe

And he's like Easter Yeah Easter No Easter? No Eastern Oh Easton Okay we'll go with that Yeah We go with that one So you put out a record in January

But I was trying to look at some of the Time it's five years In between right? It's been a while yeah I put out a few EPEs and things Since then Yeah But full length record

Yeah it's been a while Why what was the deal there Man just You know I separated with Mercury And then went about Three years doing my own thing and just writing a bunch and taking my time and just kind of, you know, looking for that right label home and finally found it with Benny Brown and, you know, Stone Country Records

over there. And I had a ton of songs that I just stockpiled over the three-year period of just writing. And honestly, man, it was a really good period because, you know, they say you have your whole life to write your first record. And that three-year period was like having my whole life again to write a whole record and just take my time and, you know, write songs I love. How old are you when you learn to play guitar? I think I was the 13.

And why guitar, who was like, here, this put this in your hands into guitar? Man, I just always loved the guitar. And I came across this guy down home. His name was Pee Wee Mountain. And he was from Greenville, South Carolina, and retired in a little place called Steenhatchie, Florida that you've never heard of. And there was a local music store about, I don't know, 10, 15 miles from there called Dixie Music. And they just happened to be, you know, offering guitar lessons over there. And my dad took me over and away.

I went. Did you practice so much that you got pretty good? Like, were that passionate about it? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I would literally, my routine every day would be come home from school. I practiced about three or four hours in my room, and then it was time to go feed up and do the farm stuff. Ah, the chores.

That's right. Always back to the chores. Okay, Easton Corbyn's here. Got a new song called Marry That Girl. Can we get one more from you? You guys can play one more? Yeah, of course. I mean, I have you to bring your instruments here.

I don't get chores to do it at the farm later, but let's play a little music here. We can do this. How about loving you as fun? You guys do that one? Perfect. Nice job. Easton Corbyn. Sounds good.

Do you kind of feel like this is a new iteration of you and your career here? Yeah, I think so. It's given me a really great opportunity to reset. And, you know, I say those last three years to really get back to my roots and, you know, just write music that I love and get back to what I love about country music. Because, you know, it's funny when you make your first record. and you know you don't know if you're going to have success or not you hope to but you know being new you just don't know and once you do have success it's almost like okay you did that then you got all these these other cooks that want to get in the kitchen and put their spin on it and it's like well that works so why we're changing it yeah i hate a good cook you know right right but you know what i'm saying they try to you know they want to change it when it's working and uh this is allowed me to really get back and you know do what i do and and that's what i love about benny you know he he's he he's He loves country music too, and we got on the same page, and it just worked. Yeah, it's got to be cool to, like, feel fulfilled.

Absolutely. Again, in doing this. Well, that's really cool. Are you mountain biking? I love to mount bike. I love the dirt bike. What in the world? You're going to break something.

You're at that point now where you can't break something. You need, like, a contract from Benny to go, you can do stuff, but you can't do stuff is going to hurt you. Like, these quarterbacks that can't go skiing. Right. Right. Man, it's, I love it. It's fun, man.

It's always loving you. Yeah, yeah, they got me in a shirt. I got it. I just don't know it. Have you wrecked? Oh, yeah, yeah. If you're riding hard, you're going to put it down for sure. Write that down at eight for a shirt.

If you're riding hard, you're going to put it down. What is like riding hard? I don't know. Well, just like. It just sounds cool. You know, Amy. Like hard and d'urro stuff, you know, obstacles and things like that. Where it's just, yeah, I mean.

Like you compete? I'm sorry. Do you compete? No, no, no, I just love the trail riding. Just with Lauren. Yeah, that's right. One-on-one to the death. look, Easton, we're super pumped that you got some new music, you came back in when they said,

Easton, once it come by, I was like, let's go, let's do it, let's bring them in. And I don't know what to say, except it was the first of probably a bunch of times that we'll be seeing each other. I hope this thing will just crushes it. Congrats on the new deal with your record label. I know Benny was instrumental, a lot of people's careers, and it's kind of started something new. So that's really neat to see you. And I won't say who, but somebody saw you again and said, man, it's a good looking dude. Oh, you want to do uncomfortable questions from listeners?

Should we do that before we go? All right. These are uncomfortable questions from listeners. All right. Is Easton Corbyn single? Yes. Okay. Okay.

Okay. How much can Easton Corbin bench press? Not that much. There's people a lot stronger than me. Do you ever max, though? Not really. Yeah, we were talking about this because Tim McGraw, talking with him, and I think somebody asked how much do you max bench press?

And Tim's like, I don't max. I'm not 17 trying to get a scholarship. Yeah, exactly. And they're like, can you believe Tim McGrawl doesn't max, like challenging him after he left? And I was like, why don't you challenge him while he's here, Eddie? Sorry, I didn't say who that was. Oh, okay. Can Easton Corbyn change a tire?

Change a tire? I don't know, like a car. Oh, oh, a tire. A flat tire. Yeah, sorry. Yeah, absolutely. Okay. Has Easton Corbyn ever been in a bar fight?

No, actually no. Almost. Yeah. Has Easton Corbyn ever had to stop a show because there was a fight in the crowd? Oh, yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And then finally, does Easton Corbin own the red corvette he posted on Instagram? No.

Tell me the story because I didn't see the picture. Man, we were at, we were planting this dude's farm. It was a big FFA event, and he just happened to have one of the new corvettes, and I think they're pretty cool, so he let me drive it. And I was like, yeah, why not take a picture? And act like it's mine. Yeah, why not? Why not?

Okay, so here's the thing. Easton's got an album that, I mean, what is today? I mean, it came out like two months ago called Let's Do Country Right, and if you love, old school, like traditional country with like sonically, there's some definitely new elements too but it definitely is traditional country. Sure. If that's your jam, go check out.

Let's do country right from Easton. New songs call Marry That Girl and then go over to Easton's website and I mean, you got a lot of dates. They printed off all the dates and it was like sheet and a half. Oh yeah. So I'm busy. Yeah. Which I'm complaining.

I'm glad to be busy. Absolutely. You play all the hits though, right? You don't do that bull crap where you show up and don't play the hits. That's some bull crap when artists do that when they leave out their biggest songs. I hate that, man. You play a little more country than that, right? Absolutely.

Because I'll be, I'll be, get my money back. Easton Corbyn, there is. You guys go follow him at Easton Corbyn. Good to see you, buddy. That's awesome. There he is so much. I appreciate y'all. Thank you for having me.

I have an hour-long podcast, a sit-down, in-depth with Chase Rice. It is fantastic. This is Chase Rice talking about what he had to do to get his dad to buy him his dream guitar. And then I wanted, I'd be in class like Googling Martin guitars. I don't know why I wanted a Martin. I showed it to my dad. My dad made me sit and play. The only time he's ever seen me play, which is cool that he got to.

He made me sit in front of him, my mom, in the living room in their house in North Carolina, and play like four or five songs. He said, I'm not going to buy you the nice Martin that you want unless you do this. And I did it. So he bought me the Martin that I still play today. And that's like him in college, and he talks about his dad died. He was playing football at North Carolina, had moved his way up to basically be in a starter and got himself hurt real bad and his dad died.

So he had to sit out of season and his dad died. and he just never kind of got back at it. Talks about all of it. Super in-depth. Not all sad stuff. Also some really happy stuff. But check it out. It's the latest episode of the Bobby cast with Chase Rice.

It's up now. And tomorrow, Martina McBride for an hour, which is equally amazing. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So I've got a list of stereotypes that most women still face today that we're hoping to change. But Bobby, I don't know if you can relate to any of these. I knew that was what she's going to say that. Most people, if they hadn't heard the show, they'd be like, Bobby, do you do this to women? No, she's like, do you suffer the same stereotypes when people look at you?

Do you feel this like we do? Okay, go ahead. Okay, these are things we can work on changing. Girls are more delicate and emotional than boys. But I think generally that's generally... Right, because y'all are conditioned to not be... But I also am delicate. So, I mean, I'm with that.

No, these are girls and you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you were raised by women. Yes. So it makes sense. but I mean most men in this room were conditioned to not probably show much. Even if they do feel delicate. Exactly.

Not to show it. But okay, go ahead. Boys are stronger than girls. Well, physically, men are built bigger, but I don't think they're stronger. Emotionally, intellectually, the only way guys are stronger mostly is just because we're built bigger physically. Oh, physically, in ways certain parts of our body are, and some of it's mental, because y'all could not handle. a monthly period. You just couldn't. Well, we could. No, you couldn't. We could. And I wish I had

one that means I could have a baby and I always wanted to bond with the baby. So, but the only way that guys are stronger the girls is like bench pressing curls. Because we're not stronger than women. Right. Like mentally. There are women stronger than me though, for sure. Oh yeah, yeah. You got a plug though, like me. Girls are like pink and boys are blue. Pink's like my favorite color. It's one. Red, number one. I love pink.

If I can find something pink, I'm in completely. So again, I'm being stereotypical. with you. Men are better drivers than women. I believe that. I think you saying that just adds a whole different wrinkle because we just look at you in this. So I don't know that that's true universally. But in this room, yes.

Girls can cry. Boys shouldn't cry. Boys are taught not to cry even though they probably want to. Which goes into another one. Boys are braver than girls. That is not true at all. That's the dumbest one I've heard. But it is, that is a condition of like, oh, we'll have the man go do it, he can handle it because he's not going to be as scared as you. But I'm scared. I told you. Football is a boys game.

And. Well, the only reason that is, though, is because they don't really encourage women to play football at junior high high school levels. And if they do, it's like, that's so cool. But there isn't that. This is from one pole.com. I didn't make it. I'm not mad. No, I'm just answering your question. And then science is more for boys. Well, that's dumb. I know. I have women are smarter than

we're breaking the, we're breaking through that one. Go ahead. Okay, I have a list of celebrities that have seen or communicated with ghosts. One, like me, ghost dog. Right. But I'm not a celebrity, but I'm just, I'm like a, I'm like a foe celebrity. Like I'm not famous, but I'm like got a little notoriety. So I'm like a fake celebrity.

So I've seen a ghost dog. Well, Lungebox, he thinks he's a celebrity and he's seen a ghost. Yep, I've had an interaction. I was walking down the hall and I pushed me in the closet and I couldn't get out. Kate Hudson. That sigh was for me, by the way. Go ahead. Kate Hudson says that she and her mom, Goldie Hawn,

they can feel spirits. Share said that Sunny Bono plays tricks on her. That's her ex-husband? As a ghost. It is, yes. You got Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez. Selina even has a ghost hunting app. So that doesn't make you...

I can download the app. That makes me equal... Well, she found a ghost who was telling her the names of people in her life. The most full of crap on that list. Ariana Grande. Probably me too, same. Oh, really? Yeah. I mean, Cher probably is talking to a ghost. I was thinking the Goldie Hawn Kate Hudson, they're a little wack.

Genetically, if one can talk to ghosts, passed down to the next one. That's true. Yeah, I feel like they're free and open to it. I can't prove they haven't talked to ghosts. I've never talked to a ghost. I don't think we humans can talk to ghosts. I don't know that there are ghosts. I don't know if there's not.

Did you see the article about how like 28 girls were hospitalized because of anxiety after playing with a Ouija board? No. Are you sure that wasn't on like the onion? Really? No, it's real? It's got to be real. They were playing with it at school, and then they got, they were so anxious.

It has nothing to do with the ghost. I don't really think that anything happened with it, but they freaked out. Got it. Okay. Country stars have named the weirdest things that fans have thrown on stage. Thomas Rett, a packet of breast milk. That's pretty random. Maybe they know all the kids.

They're like, you probably need this. Here's a practical gift. I'm going to throw up there. Go ahead. Kane Brown and Ashland McBride say brawls. Okay, a lot of bras. Walker. his underwear, Hardy, a prosthetic leg.

Interesting. Oh, wow. That one I would be confused by. All the rest I kind of get is in the culture. They probably wanted that back, right? Or it was an accident. They were really just doing a kick in the air. Like, yes. Whoa! Jelly rolls is interesting.

Mims, whitey-tides, and drugs. What? What drugs I get? The whitey-tidies don't understand that. Go ahead. And then Jordan Davis said that someone threw a boot, like they did, threw a boot on stage. And it says he did a shoey out of it.

You know what that is? You pour the beer in the boot, you drink it out of it. Very famous in Australia. That's their thing, but it has slowly drifted into country music. Yeah, but Jordan, he can't do that. Drink out of... Well, you won't be seeing me kiss him soon. That was Amy's pile of stories.

It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. There's a call that came into the Beth Main Sheriff's Department, and they said that somebody was driving, saw a dog laying in the middle of the road. road. And it's really cold in Maine this time of year, freezing temperatures. So deputy Mark Anderson shows up. He looks, he doesn't see a dog. He's like, this is the area. Kind of just checks it out. He looks in a ditch. Well, there's the dog. It's a 14-year-old dog almost frozen to death. So he gets the dog, wraps her up in a blanket, puts her in the cruiser. But he doesn't like just leave it there. He says, well, let me go down the neighborhood, knock on all the doors, see who's dogs. He went through like dozens of houses. Finally, knock on the right door. They're like, oh, my gosh, yes, that's our dog. And we took her out last night. and she hadn't been back. We hadn't seen her overnight, and she finally got reunited with the owners.

Oh, wow. I liked that for a couple reasons. I thought at first it was like a dog abuse story, and then the cop saved him, but no, the dog got out. The dog got out and never came back. The family got their dog back. Yeah.

Dang, good thing that cop did that. We had, Eddie and now were working out, and my dog. He doesn't get to do much because he tore his second ACL, his ligament and his leg. So he's just always so restless because we can't let him run yet.

He's still in run. rehab. And so I let him out while we were like lifting and it was like you rolled a bowling ball into a group of small children. He was just like, oh, I can't believe it. And he's just running into Eddie, me jumping on Eddie's head. If he could talk, he'd be like,

oh, what are y'all doing? Oh, what are you here? Boom, boom. It's like the Kool-aid man, but a small bulldog just running through it. And I was like, okay, sit says, so much energy. And he would sit for a second as soon as I would turn my back. He could not sit. Well, yeah, too. He sees y'all being all active and. Maybe you wanted to work out. I think about that.

He's a bulldog. Of course. That's a great story. We love animal stories. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Now, on the surface, that sounds dirty, but it's not. It just means no kids. Right. But these things keep going viral. I'll say it again. If you're having a wedding, it's your rules. If you're having a party, it's your party.

If you want to cry at it, you can because it's your party. You can cry if you want to. Cry if you want to. Try if you want to. You would cry too if it happened to you. No one gets that except that. So, that being said, we didn't have kids at our wedding.

And it didn't go, it wasn't even a big deal. Unless they were in it. I mean, we had to find a babysitter, so that was rough. We made it happen. It's your wedding. Don't worry about us. It was your wedding. It's not rough.

It's all about you. It is. There were no, we didn't have any kids at the wedding. So it didn't go viral because nobody gives a crap. Right. Just remember, if it's your wedding, you do whatever you want. And how these things keep going viral? I don't know. I'm going to post on there again.

We had a wedding with no kids. Let's see if it goes viral. But it wasn't like controversial. Did you go, well, that's stupid. I mean, yeah, I had to find a babysitter. That's stupid. I know you would. Let's go over to Amy and get in the morning corny. The morning corny.

What did the little seed say to the mature flower? What did the little seed say to the mature flower? Okay, bloomer. It's like, okay, boomer. That was the morning corny. No? That's for Oklahoma? No, no.

Exactly. A boomer is somebody who's older, and for like three months, three years ago, that was the thing you said, okay, boomer. Yeah, that'll never work. Yeah, yeah, that's tough. She's on a... She hadn't had a hit in a while. What? Okay, like two days.

You put out like three singles that have like three bad songs in a row. Might get dropped. The record label's wondering if you're ever going to put out another hit. Okay. Okay. All right. All right, that's the morning corny. Okay, Bloomberg.

Sometimes I just laugh at them in my head, but then when I say, say them out loud, I'm like, okay, yeah. Oh, in the middle of saying it, you're like, this is... Oh, yeah. Like, I know. I just have to own it. That's funny. On the phone, Justin, who lives in... Yeah. What? He must be living in Scottie McCree right now. He is. I am. Yeah, anchors in Alaska. Justin, what's up, buddy?

Good morning, studio. Morning. All right, buddy, you're up. Hey, I just wanted to tell you, if you get the chance to ride in the back of a fighter jet, you absolutely have to go. Why? I'm really scared of heights. I get sick, and I'm a baby. So go ahead. Tell me why. Because, one, you've been teaching mental toughness for years, right? So you got this.

You just got this mind over matter. And it's the best part of flying. Like, take off, they're going to put you in a jumpsuit. You'll go through some egress training. And then you get to see something that very few people ever get to see. It's amazing. What's egress training? So it's just something that happens how to hold on.

So when the chair comes out of the plane, how to hold on, you have to, you know. Ejection. Wait, ejection training? They're going to eject me from the plane? Only, listen, that's, it's, only if something really bad goes on, but that's, you know, the chances of that happen are slim and almost not. But you've got to be prepared. He can't say none, because. Wait, how do you know this, Justin?

So I got the opportunity to ride in the back of an F-15E when I was in the Air Force, and it was the biggest highlight of my Air Force career. Yeah, but you were in the Air Force. You like to go up in planes. Yeah, but I'm not a pilot. I'm an electronics technician. Okay, well, I'm looking here. So the F-15E goes 1,800 miles per hour. Whoa!

Can you look, Mike, at the Blue Angel that I'm going to be in? If I could do this. So the Blue Angel is super fast, too. So here's the deal. They asked me my birthday. They sent me all this stuff. Like, I haven't committed to anything yet. They went my jacket size, my height, my weight.

They want all of those. Why does it matter? Justin, how much I weigh. Because depending on your size, some people are too big. Those seats are very narrow to fit in a cockpit. And so that matters.

They're going to do rolls with me in this, because that's what Blue Angels do. Dude, and Justin, I know you don't know me, except for listening to me on the show, but if I ride in a car, if I ride in the back seat and I look down at my shoes for 30 seconds, I want to vomit. And we're not rolling. We're just driving

45 miles an hour. and if I'm not driving, it's, and they're going to roll me in this thing? It's going to be coated in my vomit. No, you won't. And honestly, you talked about that. They'll give you a bag. So you won't use in the cocktail. His answer is not, you won't vomit.

They will give you a little white bag. Do I wear one of those masks with a tube or like a, like a, like a coming out of it? Like the, you know, the, like, top gun. Yeah, there's like some sort of like tube to some machine. That's your oxygen, right? So if you get above 30,000 feet, that's your oxygen. So yes, you'll wear that. But you probably won't get that high.

You'll put on a helmet one, it's safety. It's got your comment. It's got so you can listen to the pilot. And then you can listen to all the pilots talking to each other. And then is there a way I could accidentally hit that eject button? Like if I'm getting slung around and I accidentally elbow something that I shoot out because I don't need that near me. No. Absolutely not.

It's above you. It's above you. It's on the steep. And you have to have both hands on it and pull it down. I mean, the chances is, yeah, no, zero. What if I'm just like grabbing crap? Like I'm scared of like, ah! That's why you go through training?

There's handles on the seat. I remember lunchbox he went in the bathroom and wanted to test how strong that soap dispenser was? He was like, let's see how strong this is and he broke it. But I'm like, let's see if this, ah, boom, and it happened. And then I'll just get thrown out of the plane? You cannot eject yourself. The pilot has to.

I take that as a challenge. Now I get mad. Okay, Justin. Thank you. I, yes, Amy. That freaks me out because what if the pilot passes out and you need to eject? He said slim to none.

I know, but he just said you won't do it. The pilot does it. What about that, Justin? What if the pilot passes out and I have to eject or land us? Once again, that's why you go through the egress training. And egress training is going to teach me how to land the plane? No, to eject. Nope, they're going to tell you how to bail.

This does not sound good. I know his point was to make me feel comfortable, but now I'm a little more scared. Okay, Justin, thank you, buddy. I got to commit in the next few days. I appreciate that call, though. Good luck. I wish you the best. Thanks, man. I do want to wear the suit. Yeah, you can do that without flying the plane.

I know. So I want to be like, this one boarded the suit. So, yeah, the Blue Angels have invited me to go and fly with them except I am a, I'm a pud. That's the truth. Thank you for the call, Justin. This guy's eating nothing but coconuts for 28 years. Oh, that's it. And he's not doing it to go, look at me. He has some sort of, like, gastro reflux situation that's so bad that anything he would eat would, like, feel like fire inside of him.

So he just figured out the only thing he could eat was coconuts. Wow. And that's all he's eaten for 28 years. There's no joy in food, which also might be pretty cool, because then you aren't overjoying in food. You find your joy in other place. Oh, me too, man. I'm on this whole 30 right now.

I don't even know what it was. I thought it was like a diet. It's not a diet. It's just you only eat foods that can go bad, basically. so most of the stuff has no cheese or sugars unless it's fruit. It's tough. But you're doing it for your gut. I'm going to go to coconuts.

And this guy, I'm not careful. Yeah, I'm not doing it for any other reason. Yeah. Except I'm just trying to find what's wrong with me. But that's what happened with this dude. And he was like, coconut has minerals and calcium, magnesium, sodium, sodium, potassium. Apparently he was so weak because of his, like, disease or it was so bad, that he would lose all strength where he could barely walk for more than a minute.

at a time. But then he just started eating coconuts. 28 years later, it's all he can eat. Do you guys like coconuts? I like coconut water better than water. So I'll do coconut water sometimes, but coconuts don't taste that good to me. Like the meat of a coconut. That's gross. And we have these pouches that my wife's cut up of coconut pieces, like from the meat of a

meat. Meat is weird. That's what's called. I know, but it's meat, coconut meat. I know. It's bizarre. And she mixes it with like mangoes because she knows I'm a child. and I need a little sweet things too. And even then, I'm like, the coconut is not that good. But I don't mind coconut cream pie.

No, coconut flavoring's awesome. Or I like it on the girls'-snow. Yeah, it's great. Yeah, coconut, sugary coconut. That's where it's at right there. Daylight savings time. If made permanent, would save money and lives. Let's go.

We almost got to where they were passing a law, but I think it just wasn't signed in by the president a couple years ago when it got close. Or maybe it didn't hit that. Like one of the little deals said, good, let's make it a law. And not everybody agreed to it. And some people are like, well, do you want the sun to come up at 8 a.m.?

Don't mind it. Let's just keep the time the same. Do you guys fill off today? Oh, I'm so tired, man. But you're usually tired anyway is my problem. I don't know. You guys always come in tired. I'm telling you.

Yeah, I take a different mindset this year. I normally am tired, but I feel like tired, talking about being tired, and complaining about the time. change makes me more tires. So, I'm reversing it this year. I feel great. Amen. Time change does not affect me at all whatsoever. This weekend, we all turn our clocks back, which I like this time. I don't think we should be changing our clocks anyway. However,

permanent daylight savings time results in fewer car accidents with animals. Because they're not awake. Yeah, what's going on with that? They can, oh, they're confused by us because we're normally not on the road. And then they think they can cross the street. Correct. Okay. They're all like. We thought we'd go to Starbucks this time, but no traffic. The study estimates that humans would kill 37,000 fewer deer each year in car accidents. And of the 37,000 accidents, some of those are fatal.

Like on our end, two or three thousand for the humans. That alone, we're saving at least 1,000 lives. It's crazy. I hate moving the clock. So animals don't get the memo? Yeah, they don't switch. Well, they don't have good internet. They still have dial-up.

earning more money actually does make people happier, says scientists. Boom. Well, as we suspected, there's research to prove it. Earning more money does make people happier. That's according to a new study from these researchers at Princeton University and the University of Pennsylvania that finds happiness rises as income does. The analysis upends previous research that said people were happy to about $75,000 and then it kind of started to peter out.

However, they say now, the more you make, the better you feel. Up to now from $75,000 to $500,000. Oh, that's quite the jump. It is. After about $500,000, though, they say it kind of peters out. More money, more problems. But I just wait for another one to go, ah, they were wrong too. It keeps going up.

These are Princeton and Yale. These aren't no dummies just at get rich.com. These are Princeton and University of Pennsylvania. Made up the Yale part. Oh, whatever. They played in basketball this week and something. I don't know. I just know that they're really smart.

They're Ivy League. And so we need to listen. And thank you. Now when I say money matters, you all know I'm telling the truth. I don't think any of us debated that money matters. I think we all said, except for you, that money's not the most important thing. You once said you would not see your kids or wife for three years for $1 million. That's right.

You remember saying that? Yeah. It may have been $10 million, but I don't remember how much it was, but you're right. And yes, but they agree with me. and I'm just telling you that when you have money, you are happier. Money drives everything. It drives the bus.

Well, there's less stress. Exactly. Maybe. It makes your life so much better. More money and more problems. That's right. But, like Bobby would know, you don't have to worry about bills.

The easier part is that you can stress about different things. Yeah. Yeah. Growing up, I wouldn't have enough food. That was real stress. Now it's like, which polo match I want to go to?

I'm just kidding. I've never been a polo match. Give me $500,000. Let me stretch. I'll figure it out. Exactly. No, I agree. I agree.

Here is voicemail from Cindy in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Your team is going to be playing their first game in Des Moines, Iowa. Welcome to Iowa. If you happen to be able to make it to the game, go hogs. Love your show. It's the friendliest date I've ever been to Iowa, and I will be there. I should be on Thursday. Gaines at 3.30.

I will do the show, and then I will go up to Iowa, and I will watch the game, and then I will try to be back before Friday show. I say try. I might end up crying in an alley somewhere because Illinois is pretty good. But yes, I will be there. I'm excited. I'm fully dressed today. I really wear sweats to work anymore, but my wife found me this new Arkansas Razorback

sweatsuit, head to toe today. Wow. I'm rocking. I may rock it every day until Thursday when we should. You know? So I appreciate that. I'm super excited. Eddie and I did not wear our big hats this weekend because we were lucky enough to sit in the

coaches section and we didn't want to be annoying and have those huge hats on. We just didn't want to be annoying and have the huge hats on in that section. Some of the players' parents were sitting behind us, they wouldn't be able to see we were wearing the big hats. We don't want them to not be able to see their kids. They invested their whole life into it. So, but the game we went to, we won. It's pretty cool.

But we may wear them this weekend. We may wear them Thursday. But wear your seats then. I don't know. I just, Abby did such, such good work on these massive hats. I mean, they're two feet tall. foot and a half wide and they fit on your hip

they're funny yeah well you could just take a picture in them and post no you gotta wear them to the game this might be our last chance if I had the full sweatsuit that the team wore pregame I would wear it to the game I almost wear a jersey to the game this weekend

watching him oh man no what they would have thrown you in the game you worried about that? I'm afraid of that they know I've been training Bobby here it yeah you never know but I'll talk about that coming up we'll do high low from the weekend but yeah all indications right now are that I will be in Iowa on Thursday afternoon.

Okay, let's go over and do the news. Bobby's Big. Stories. So there was that kidnapping in Mexico, and sadly a couple people lost their life. I remember that van goes in. I think they're four of them. They're from South Carolina. They confused them for like a Haitian drug.

Smugglers. Cartel, smugglers. And so they go and they kidnap them. I'm thinking there's somebody. else. Two of the people die. And we're like, wait, what happened? Why did they, turns out it was an accident. The cartel has apologized.

Oh my gosh. Which I never thought I would say those words. A Mexican cartel has taken responsibility and apologized for the kidnapping of four Americans, two of whom died. The Gulf Cartel Grupo Escorpiones. Yeah. Sounds right, man.

Says they were acting on their own in violation of cartel rules. Five men were tied, found near a pickup, Thursday morning, and a note was found on the truck's windshield saying they shouldn't have done this. We're turning them in. I mean, how crazy is that that they turned them in? I'm sorry they didn't just kill them. That's what I was thinking.

The note says they condemn the events on Friday, March 3rd, which unfortunately, an innocent working mother died and four American citizens were kidnapped. For this reason, we have decided to hand over those involved and directly responsible for the events who at all times acted under the-examined. their own determination and in discipline and against the rules in which the CDG has always operated. Oh, wow. That's from ABC and NBC News. I was so surprised they came out and apologized.

And then I was even more surprised they just simply turned them in and didn't kill them, their own people who messed up. But even they don't want to get canceled. The cartel. No, I felt that, buddy. You know? I mean, do you think the real Haitian smugglers are like, oh, heads up? They're like, yeah.

Maybe. I didn't think about that. There were some in a white van three minutes behind them. They're Scott Free. And they're like, we can't believe it. Wow. That is, that is, that is wild that they apologize. The cartel.

To reduce food cravings do this simple activity. Take a 15-minute walk. Well, that's pretty easy for you to say. I don't really want some candy and go, you know what? Let me go walk for 20 minutes. I'll be back. Because I want it right now. But they say sweets and chocolate in particular,

it reduces the craving by almost 50%. I'm going to walk 15 minutes and then it's not even going to be... You're going to have to want it? Yeah, no, it's even that. It's like, okay, flip a coin. Well, I still want it when I get back? So then if we walk 30, do we get 100%? Exactly.

I've learned that cooking stuff, though, does not go by that. If it says 30 minutes at 300, don't do 600, 15 minutes. Oh, no, it doesn't work that way, no. Ovens don't even go to 600? I'm saying don't do that, though. Or mine doesn't. Yeah, mine doesn't either. I don't think.

But I've asked the question if it's like 185. for 10 minutes. Like, why can't we do it in five? Yeah. It doesn't work like that. That's from Plus One, a research publication. Some things get worse post-daylight savings time. We talked about car accidents earlier, especially hitting animals, because animals are used to the roads being at this hour, clear.

So they know they can walk across. Well, they can't do that sometimes. Boom. 37,000 accidents. Higher blood pressure, having outbursts at work. Oh. which is just probably tired.

hormones are different because you're not getting the sleep. You need abusing alcohol and sleep medication. Whoa. Probably because of people having outburst at your work and you're like, I need to drink.

And then sleep medication maybe to actually sleep because you're so tired because you're so tired. It's like I need to get back on track. And not being as productive at work. That's from AARP magazine. You know, I look for stories about New Hampshire because I'm convinced it's just a utopia

of either wonderful people or it doesn't even exist. I never met somebody from New Hampshire that still lives in New Hampshire. Every once in a while, I get a seed. Somebody go, yeah, I live there for a while. Nah, I don't know about that. I think you were sent here by the New Hampshire Foundation.

But there's a new story that comes out of New Hampshire. This hotel is deeply sorry after throwing out a box of passports, leaving students stranded for days. This is the worst story I could find coming out of New Hampshire. Whoa. Is that people were apologizing

because they accidentally threw away some passports. I think they know I'm on to them, and so now they're starting to chum up some stuff. But that's the deal. There's a management team of the New Hampshire hotel that they destroyed the passports of dozens of students from

England. They're apologizing. 42 students, four staff members were recently there for a ski trip, but they couldn't leave. They were collecting garbage. And so they don't and away they go. That's pretty bad.

Can you imagine being in another country and they're stuck? I don't even know this is real though. That's my thing. Because they don't want to do a bad story about New Hampshire because they know we know it's a utopia. I mean, I guess if you're going to get stuck somewhere, it's New Hampshire. Yeah. If you're even getting stuck somewhere, you know what I'm saying?

Pediatricians reveal things that you should never let your kids do. Number one, ride in the front seat before they were 13. First of all, I was like five sitting on the middle thing, not even in the front seat. I was five on the console or whatever that little thing is. Maybe he didn't have airbags back then. Yeah, who cares? I was rock and roll kid, you know what I mean? Yeah.

Jumping on trampolines. Period. It says public trampolines or trampoline parks. And even trampolines, if you're not able to be there, off limits for kids because there are so many broken bones and orthopedic injuries. Ride an ATV. Swem alone. Ride anything without a helmet. If it has wheels, put on a helmet.

Or go to a house without asking about firearms. What if you had to ask every house of your kids, especially here? If you say, hey, do you have firearms? They'd be like, yeah, we share it. Send them over. It's safe. Yeah. That'd be the difference. Yeah, that'd be weird.

I guess you say, you could just go and say, are your firearms locked up? Yeah, but even then, it would be, are they somewhere safe? Yeah. Under my bed in case I need them. We're all safe. Right on my head. Under my pillow. Yeah.

So that's from today. I get it. These are probably common sense things, but I don't think it's common sense for everybody, depending on where you live. Like, could you imagine not letting your kid be on a trampoline at all for any reason whatsoever? Or a trampoline park. This magician story, hilarious. Awesome.

Yeah, it's crazy because I'm thinking what would I do in the situation. And I don't know that I would do what the guy did, and I'll read you the story, but I would not let it go. So, Ben Murphy, he's a magician in Australia. He's a TV host. And so he's doing one of these cruise ships. He's out there, and he has a card trick, and somebody puts a card in their mouth, and he leans. He takes a card from their mouth at their mouth, and it's like a kiss type thing. but the girl is not, it's just somebody pulls from the crowd.

So he does this card trick where he's pulling it. And her partner runs up and tackles him on stage. It's like, what are you doing kissing my girl? Oh my gosh. What? It's like he got jealous. Yeah, it is. What are you doing kissing my girl?

That's common. Bro, you don't get to call her up and then make out with her on stage. Oh, oh, you're on the dude's side? I thought you were in the magician. Yeah, I thought you were in team magician. That magician's an idiot. You can't be kissing random girls you're bringing up. Oh, wow.

And you're using. But it was part of the trick where he's like, He created the trick so he could smooch with girls. She was an older lady. It doesn't matter. Okay. Hey, what? We're all into different stuff, you know what I'm saying?

That's true. Older women can't be... No, I'm just saying the magician's going to call someone up. Like, how about... Why not pick the hottie? Oh, my God. Well, he said, too, that the volunteer had given her consent, but did she even know what relation she was giving her consent for?

Right. And even the lady was like, hey, stop hitting them. Like, hey, relaxes a bit. She liked it. I'd eliminate that trick. Oh, man. Unless you made sure they were single when they came up. Because some dude is.

eventually going to attack you from making out with her girl or just kissing their girl. What a dummy. That was crazy. You saw the video too? Of course. John Wick, chapter four is almost three hours long. That's the movie with Keanu Reeves, but critics are already saying it's amazing. I'll watch it.

You love those John Wicks. Yeah, I'll watch three hours of John Wicks. In theater or home? No, not theater, no way. I don't know that I'll ever go to a movie theater again else I'm forced to. It's just an awful place where I end up in a bad mood. because if I go back and when I have gone back in the past couple of years, people are on their phones the whole time.

And I don't mind the phone, but when it's dark and you're watching a movie, it's a no phone zone. So you don't flip it up because it's like a little fireball in your hand that everybody's attention is attracted to it. So I would just rather watch it in my house. And if I got to wait, I'll wait. I don't like theaters. Seats aren't that comfortable.

And they now have the new longer seats, longer seats. They're doing stuff. But you're seeing, I predicted theaters would be dead. a few years ago, and it's becoming dead. They're having to change what is known as a theater in every way. The movie theater from 2008 is dead. Now they have to give reservations, the seats have to be more comfortable, some of them have real food, and everybody's on their phone.

Alcohol. Assigned seating. Crazy. That's from People Magazine. But when it comes out at home, I will watch it, and I'll watch it in three installments. One hour at a time, because I get sleepy. Scream forward. No, screams. Scream 6? They've done six of these? Really?

Scream 6 dominates the box office with the best opening in franchise history. Wow. Hey, Mike D. Let's go over to Movie Mike from Movie Mike's movie podcast. Scream 6. Have you seen it? Yes. Is it good? Not really. Very cheesy, but people really like these movies.

How did this become the number one of all time in that franchise? Scream 1 was awesome back in the day. Oh, yeah. How? So what they're doing now is kind of remaking the first Scream. So Scream 5 was almost a remake of Screen 1. and Stream 6 is now like a remake of Stream 2. So they're bringing back that nostalgia.

Nostalgia does sell, which is why a lot of these big touring number one concerts of the year, older acts. But I can't imagine sitting in the theater with people on their phones that won't stop talking the whole time. All right, there you go. That's the news, thank you. Bobby's Big.

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And so we did a lot of stuff. We went to basketball games. Went to the Country Music Hall of Fame, which is always amazing. If you come to Nashville, you got to go to that. Went to the Grand Ole Opry. And usually I'm either performing or doing the TV show while in there. And so I was like, hey, can I just get some tickets and just go? So I sat out in the crowd.

It was awesome. I mean, I work there so much. I think sometimes it gets lost on me because I'm there all the time. It's just how special that place is. And so we went because her grandpa had never been before. And so it's a great show. It was Ashley McBride who just crushed. She's obviously amazing.

She's been in here many times. She did four songs. Craig Morgan. Oh, fun. Who I texted beforehand. I was like, hey, Caitlin would really like to hear this song. She's a big fan. And so he was up there basically playing requests.

It was awesome. It's just fun to have friends that you can just text and be, hey, will you play this? Vince Gill, who, funny enough, before Caitlin's grandpa had. left Oklahoma to drive over here. He just has a buddy or something that was like, hey, if you ever see Vince Gill in Nashville, tell him, I said hello, just being funny. Well, Vince Gill was playing the opera, so we went back,

and I know Vince, and he was like, hey. And so, Caitlin's grandpa went back with a picture of him to Vince Gill to show his friend. He was like, hey, I ran into Vince Gill. Hilarious. Yeah, so that was super cool. But Vince Gill is on stage, and he's playing all the hits, and he's playing, whenever you come around. Yeah.

Never you come around. In the middle of the song. they have to kick two people out for being drunk and just causing trouble. And this song is on. People are like feeling it. It's emotional. It's sad. It's not like rowdy.

Yeah. And the cops have to come down in the middle of the opera and remove two people. It got so weird wherever those seats were. It was just two people. Everybody else having a great time. I've never seen it happen before. And I got a shout out at the opera because they saw a problem and went, boom, out. The people were sitting, not the bad people.

The good people were having to sit in the aisle because the other people were causing so much trouble. Wow. And so finally the cops came down. down and said, you guys can't ruin the opera. And it was in the middle of this song. And I was like, this is not fit. So does Vince just keep going? Or is it?

Yeah. Okay. Yeah, Vince never, he's a pro. It's awesome. Didn't phase him. And he talked about the song. He said, you know, I wrote this because him and Amy Grant been married for like 26 years maybe. He said what the deal was.

And he said he wrote the song for her before they got married. I didn't know that. He did this and he did go rest high. Oh, that's nice. which was super emotional because Caitlin's other grandfather that had passed away they played that at his funeral

just like a month ago and somebody else had passed away and he was talking about the story I haven't seen him play that at the Opry many times he played that and then he played I still believe in you

no he played another really good one though more of an upbeat one because I don't know they wasn't for like super slow jams but it was super cool we had a great time and if you get a chance to go to the Grand Ole Opry go

I went just bought some merch at intermission. And so I'm just in there. I'm still with her grandpa and her dad. And a couple people were like... Because there's no way you'd be at the gift shop. And I was like, yeah. And so I'm taking a picked...

I reposted some of my Instagram. And people were like, is this a joke? What do you mean? Is it a joke? I want to buy shirts too. So we bought a bunch of stuff. Had a great time.

Go to the Grand Ole Opry if you come to Nashville. I'm telling you. But that was really one of the great moments from the weekend, just that in general. But we can do high-low from the weekend. And I'll do high, in that me, Eddie, kickoff Kevin, and my wife went to watch Arkansas and Auburn play basketball.

What day? I don't even know. Thursday night. Yeah, Thursday night. And we won the game, and it was amazing. We took some fun pictures, had a great time. Boom, big win. Low was the next night, went back, and then we lost the game.

So that's that situation. Oh, sorry, to Texas A&M. Yeah. Which, by the way, I'll say this about Texas A&M. I like their coach, old buzz, and I thought I had a little relationship with them to where I met him on a court once in Arkansas and he was like, hey, I don't know.

He said, I don't know who you are. My kids, they do, they like you. Can we take a picture? And I was like, sure. So I was like, we're cool. Me and old buzz. And then I asked him, hey, you want to come on the show? And he wouldn't come on the show.

He didn't come on the show. He's not, I'm busy. He just turned me down. And I was like, A2 Brutee? What does that mean? He like, turned on him. turned on me. Oh, A2 Brute. Julius Caesar?

I've heard of the guy. He gets stabbed. He looks at Brutus and is like, oh, you too? Like, you've also turned on me? Was Brutus's friend? Cool. He was. Didn't know that. And so I A2 Brutade Buzz. And so I'm going to have to put the curse on Texas A&M unless they come on the show. Unless it comes on the show. Okay.

You don't want the curse. I put the curse on Clemson. It worked. You see what happened? I don't. They lost in South Carolina. It was a whole situation. A bad season. So, TikTok, TikTok, Buzz! So that's what's up.

But... Well, he's probably listening right now on Aggie 96. Oh, for sure. That's where Amy went to school. It wasn't that he didn't have time. It was like he just passed. And that's okay. But I thought we had a relationship.

I thought we were friendly. Maybe he just didn't. He needs to hear on his kids to be like, remember dad? He hates me. That's okay. Tomorrow I'll get the wind chimes out. Oh, oh, the heck's time. Yeah, maybe Wednesday.

We have to curse A&M. We have to curse A&M. And I like Aggies, too. So that was situation. So my high was basketball, my low was basketball. Amy, you? My high is I got new betting, and I'm winning this for a long time. So I'm very excited.

But what it did was it motivated me to work on other things around the house. I'm moving stuff, and it's stuff I should not be doing. Because I got on a whim, I'm doing it at like 6 in the morning by myself. And I hurt my back. Oh, wow. Bad. Like yesterday I was walking and it would just like spasm and I, I think I would buckle. Well, that's where it started.

New bedding was, you know, it inspired me and I thought, oh, that stuff upstairs. I could do this, move this around, da, da, da, and then now spasms. So I've got to go probably see my chiropractor today. Spasmas, man. The spasmsms like stop me in my lap. In my house. Yeah, I don't know where. It's like someone's hitting you with a cattle prod.

I don't know where. That's a good way to describe it. At the opera, too, I was going to bring this up. Bobby Osborne and the Rocky Top Express played in their Bluegrass Group. He's like 96. And he was singing and playing the Nogel. What's his name? Bobby Osborne on the Rock Top Express.

And he had two of his sons were in the group. One of them looked to be about 65 playing the drums. The other one looked to be about 30. Interesting. Yeah. My wife goes, I don't know, maybe two wives. Quite the gap. He was like, it's a big gap there.

Maybe not. But he was 90. He was killing it. Wow. We can only hope to be in our 90s playing the mandolin on the Opry stage. And he's playing fast, too. like bluegrass fast? He's playing bluegrass.

He's playing the cords. But he was playing him singing. He sounded good. I mean, I can't play the Opry, playing bluegrass with the mandolin. And 42. So at 96, I'd love to be able to do it. Lunchbox, high low.

My high would be, I mean, even though daylight savings time is terrible and I'm tired, my kids actually slept till 7.30 instead of getting up at 6 a.m. because it was still dark. It was awesome. But my low was,

we had promised him we'd take him to the soccer game Saturday night. It was 41 degrees, and raining felt like 32 degrees. And we still took him to. to the game because they were so excited to go. And it was freezing. That is miserable.

Oh, man. I'll change plans. If it's something outside and it's 49, that's my threshold. It's got to be 50 or up for me to do anything outside. Is that when you can say, oh, games canceled? Oh, to the kids? Yeah, I mean, I don't know how you do that. Eddie?

Man, I made so much money on gambling this weekend. Oh, wow. It was crazy. So, like, so people know, I start with $40 a month. Guys, at the end of the weekend, I ended up with $100. $180. Wow. Slowly basketball, a little bit of a UFC, a little bit of that.

So that was my high. Bringing it up to like $180. It was awesome. My low is we did family basketball, which is great. But I jam my finger. And I'm playing with my kids. Like this is me, my wife, and my four kids. And there was a pass going to one of my boys.

I tried to intercept it. Jam my finger. It's not like pick up with the Y with other adults. No, no, no, no. It's me and my little kids. So you hurt yourself as a low. You hurt yourself as a low. It was too cold for you as a low.

Oh, man, it's freezing. Are we getting old? You know what my other low really is. I was featured a sad basketball fan on TV. Oh, that's right. I forgot to mention this. You know how whenever a team's losing, they find their most sad fan and show them,

and they're like, it's a rough game for these. That was me. I didn't know it until I got home. And people were tagging me, and I'm just like miserable. My eyes are like half closed. I get my hand on my face. You know that camera guy's like, hey, look at this guy director. He's sad.

They like, I mean, right on my face. It's on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones. but I've never been sad fan before after a loss. You mean on TV? Yeah, but it's always a lot of a sad fan. Oh, I'm sad, angry fan after every loss, but I mean, I've never been sad fan that's highlighted. And then we almost didn't get to the game in Taiwan,

Thursday night, Friday, whatever. Why? How? Traffic was terrible. And if I'm not there when it tips, we will lose. So the fact that I got there in time and we won, that's effort. Yeah, he believes that, Amy.

If I don't have the game turned on, by tip off, I don't believe, I'm not superstitious. But if, that's fact. So would you just not turn it on or not go if you know you missed the tip? Don't be crazy. That's ridiculous. Don't be crazy. But I was stressing a little bit.

And Eddie's like, I've never seen you stress out before like this. That's crazy, man. He was grabbing his hair. I was just like, oh, we got a good dude. We're not going to make him. I'm driving on the shoulder. Do you actually go over the speed limit? No, no.

Because traffic was so bad. We were three miles an hour. It's the one, it's the thing. Like, obviously there are people and animals that I really. love, but it's like my favorite thing in the whole world. So that's High-Lo. We got two injuries. We got Spasma Amy and Broken Fingeretti.

You guys can call us if you want. 877-77 Bobby. I do want to take one quick call from Sean in Indiana. Let's go over to Sean. Sean, you're on the air. Hey, how's it going, Bobby? Good, buddy. What's up?

Hey, so I'm listening to the podcast, and I live. listen to you talk about Stanley and how you went through hell. But the episode before, you went 18-D-D-D-Dobble hockey stick. And I'm just wondering how you feel about that. Eddie, you want to tell him the difference? Go ahead. Sure.

If he's talking about the place, that's okay. Yeah, that's not a curse word. It's not a curse word. But if you're saying, you know, like what's an example? You're using it as an exclamation. What the? You doesn't say that because that would be a bad word. Right.

That'd be using it in a sense. of anger. You know, if you're cursing, you have a cursing because it's just a good old fashion fun day. But what if you're like, oh, hail? No, no, no. Well, Minnie Pearl? I don't know. Hail.

But that's not anger, but it's saying. No, I wouldn't do that. Okay. I will only refer to it if it's a place. I would never say what the, I'd say what the heck. Mm-hmm. Oh, heck. Yeah. The Bible speaks of hell, the place.

It's a place. Right. So is Tupelo and Mississippi? So it's Des Moines, Iowa. So it was Nashville, Tennessee. So when you talk about the song, all dogs go to... I can say it because it's place. Right.

Yeah. Oh. But Sean, that's totally normal of me, so thank you for calling. All right, thank you. See you, buddy. Let's go over and talk to David, who lives in Knoxville. David, what's up, buddy? I want to know if there's any update with the lady that bumped Amy in the parking lot.

So here's where we are. Amy is in a parking lot. She walks out, her car had been hit, but the woman was still there waiting. And the woman said, I don't want this to go on my insurance. Can I just pay you cash? And he goes, yeah, sure. She goes, I don't have the cash right now. Can I just give you my phone number?

Am I was like, yeah, sure, didn't check anything. So the woman disappears. You had reached out a couple times. Yeah, we texted. And then she said, I'm going to pay you via Zell or whatever that app is through the bank. And so I was like, cool, I'll figure all that out. And got an estimate from the auto repair shop. This is the total.

And she's been paying in installments. So this is the update here. Because we said we didn't know if she was ever going to pay at all. So what do you mean she's been paying in installments? Well, apparently through Zell, that's what you have to do. Like, there's a max. How much was this wreck? How much it can cost her?

A little over $2,000. What part of the card she hit? Rear driver side panel above the tire. And that's a whole replacement. Sure, that kind. That's the problem. So she owes you two grand. A little more, yeah.

A little more. But the $1,000 is the cutoff. So I've gotten a thousand. Oh, you did get $1,000? I got a thousand. Are you sure it's real? It's real. Well, yes.

Well, because once you got sent some money or a check or something, and they were like, Oh, can you give it back? Yeah. And you did, and that's how they scammed you. No, this is real. Okay. And then later, she's like, there's a limit. And then my husband's out of town.

There's all these things. And so I was like, okay. And then, voila, the other thousand came. And then now we're waiting for the remainder because again there's a limit and I don't know. So it's less than a thousand bucks that she owes you now. It's like a few hundred or something. So we'll see if it comes through. But this is what did we learn from this?

We can trust people. What do we learn from this? I was fine. That Amy got very lucky. Yeah, that's not the way to do it. But take a picture, document, get insurance. No, that's what we learn. Check a picture of her.

This could have ended up really badly. And luckily it did it. license. I know, I know, I know. I should have done all of that. So what did we learn? I learned it worked out. No, no, no. That's know what happened. It set you up for not working out. What you learned was if somebody, this happens, you need to take a picture of the accident.

Probably a video, yeah. If you need to call and let them know, you call the cops. No, no, no, no, because then you have to file. Not doing that. But I don't know if I don't know them. I'm not going to fight. Nope. I know. I had to do that one time and that guy hit me and I call. Whenever I called the police, I was crying because I did not want to call the place.

But that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. He didn't have insurance. He didn't have a driver's license. I was the reason why he was getting all these tickets. But he did wrong. I know. He was the reason he went to jail. But he murdered seven people.

Murder's different. I hated being a part of the, like he seemed like a hardworking guy that was down on his luck. But he still messed up. I know. Hopefully, what did that make possible for him to hopefully get insurance? get a driver's license and then his life is better. Maybe I prevented him from... Or he went to jail.

Maybe I prevented him from a bigger, you know, mistake down the line. So that's how I had to talk to myself. But what we learned here is you need to get all the information from the person. If they're going to give you a number, call their phone right there and make sure that that's their number. Yeah, yeah, yeah, do that too. There's just a lot of things. Not you can trust people.

That's not what I thought you would go with that. All right, hey, look, appreciate that call, David. I didn't know the update either, so thanks for asking. Yeah, thank you. All right, buddy, have a good day. Bobby Bones Show. Boney up the day. This story comes us from Florida.

There was a group of motorcyclists on the highway doing wheelies. When a cop rolled up, whew, woo, woo, tried to pull them over. They're like, nope, not going to catch me. High-speed chase. And as they're going through an intersection one, one guy turns back to the cop, gives him the old bird, runs around. Why are you flipping us off in the room? You can just say flip us off. Let's like stuck his middle finger up at all of.

of us. Yeah. I'm doing the I'm, it's all. We hear it, but you just, that was like, I was stunned. The story's interactive. Wow, 3D. So he's, oh, you're not going to get me. Gives the bird, runs red light, T-bone by a truck. Oh, caught on camera. Because he turned around.

Anybody get hurt? No, he got up and ran away. And they caught him. What was he doing as he ran off? Ah, like, he's limping. No more bird, though. No more bird, but then. The fact that he flipped me off in the middle of that story, I lost track of what the story was. But how incredible is that? You are running from the cops, and you take time to turn around, get them the bird, and that's what gets you hit by a truck

because you're not looking forward. Yeah, you flip us off. Hilarious. That's like the first time that's ever happened. Someone's ever flipped somebody off in this room. It was like he got the okay to do it. It's like there was a murder and he starts shooting at us. Like you can't act out all the stories, right?

No, no, not all of them. And it's all caught on video. The video is great. I don't like watching those T-bones. I remember once when we were living in Austin, we were down on, there's 6th Street, but then there's the other side of 6th Street that wasn't as crazy. There was a bar called Molotov. Oh, yeah.

And I was right there. There was a crossroad, and I saw a car T-bone another car. Boom! It was like metal slamming metal. And you always think, well, that would be kind of fun to see if nobody dies or gets hurt. It was not fun to see. I can still hear it. Oh, you'll never forget that sound.

It's just like, oh, I don't like that at all. And then everybody went to make sure, but it was okay. And they were, but they hit hard. Do you think that cop laughs a little bit, though? Like, as he gets flipped off and then he gets hit by the truck, like ha ha kind of. Probably not. Because he's probably worried that the dude died. Nobody wants somebody to die. And maybe he wasn't flipping off. He was like, I'm married, wrong finger.

Look at me. I just got married. Leave me alone. Oh, maybe. Yeah. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. What's up everybody? Let's hear from Addison in Pensacola, Florida. I listen to you guys. I've been listening to you since fourth grade before COVID. I just wanted to tell you that I've been having some trouble with friends and stuff and who I can share with some hot can't. and every time like someone's like being really rude or whatever and I'm having trouble, I just put on your show and I always feel like you guys are the friends that never like fail me. So just thank you. Thanks for being nice for me.

All right, Addison, I appreciate that. Sometimes kids are going to be mean. The only thing that you can control is you. So you keep being nice and let everything else fall where it may. And we have not let you down, which means we're due to let you down. Wait for it. We are due at some point. Addison, but thank you and really hang in there, kid.

I know what it's like. It's the good news countdown. Counting down the biggest good news stories across the lab. Let's go to number three. Number three. A cop in Florida named Marshall Smith received accommodation for saving a kitten that got stuck in the wheel well of a car. It's since been adopted and the owners decided to name it Marshall in the police officer's honor. That's pretty cool.

Number two. A photo of a 98-year-old woman in Kentucky's been making the first. rounds after she met her first great, great, great, great grandkid last month. Oh, wow. She already has over 230 great-great-great-grandchildren. Whoa. There's no way

she can give every one of those kids five bucks of Christmas. No, she can't. That's expensive. That's a lot. That family tree is spread out, man. I'm gonna say she doesn't know their names. Oh, no way. There's no way. No chance either. Yeah. She didn't even know her grandchildren's names at this point. Number one. An 83-year-old vet. named Paris Davis finally got the Medal of Honor last week.

He risked his life over and over to save soldiers during a 19-hour firefight in 1965. He should have gotten his medal a lot sooner, but the paperwork got lost, which how do you lose that paperwork, was resubmitted, and they lost it again. There's a conspiracy here. Oh, yeah. I need to know who doesn't like Paris. There's an enemy in there. Somebody.

Yeah, I think they got one in. But now he's finally getting it 83 years old, getting a Medal of Honor. about dang time. That's number one. That was the good news countdown. All right, that's it for today. Thank you guys for hanging out with us. We'll be back tomorrow.

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