The Bobby Bones Show - MON FULL SHOW: Lady A In Studio! + Foods That Start With The Letter 'T'!

Episode Date: December 30, 2024

Charles, Dave and Hillary Of Lady A join us live in studio! Plus, Lunchbox needs help getting "free" furniture back to his house and we all draft foods that start with the letter 'T'!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's going to be a great show. Lady A is going to be in later. They're going to play. My three favorite songs, yet they don't even know what they are. I was like, will you do a thing where I just request songs? And I'm like, yeah, we guess. So it's going to be awesome. I love those guys.

Lady A in a little bit later. Morning studio. Morning. Okay. We're going to go around the room and get to know each other a little better. I'll ask the question. Since you haven't heard the question yet, I'll go first. What's the funniest place you've ever fallen asleep?

Think about that. I go back to being probably 18 years old, and I used to run a countdown on the weekends on my very first radio station. It was called KLAZ. It was a Rick D's countdown. Rick D's weekly top 40. Here, come into a number wood. And had to switch CDs out. So the first CD would finish. It'd get to like number 20. I'd put in the CD from 20 to 10, put in the CD from 10 to 1. But I had to watch it myself. And I remember that middle CD, I was so sleepy because I had worked the night before. I had like three hours sleep. And I was out at like a bar or something doing a radio event. And I remember dream.

dreaming that I was dancing with Ricky Martin. Live in Lovita Loka. That's a cool dream. And I was like in the video, ah, da, dot, oh,

and that was the number 11 song that was playing and it went off and I just stayed asleep. Dead air. I woke up and was like, huh? I probably was asleep for seven minutes. There's nothing on the air.

And I just remember dreaming of Ricky Martin, live in Lvita Loka, because that was the last song that was playing as I fell asleep. And I woke up like, oh, God, I switched out of you. Nobody ever call me. No one was listening. Oh.

Guess not. That was the scary and the funniest place ever fallen asleep, Amy? I mean, I don't know if it's funny or not, but there was that time I was trying to be a step instructor. I was 18. And the fun part for me was the physical part, like when we would learn routines, because it was two parts. It was that part, learning how to actually do it. But then the, like, kinesiology part, like the books part where you have to, like, study. And there's all these people there.

And, you know, you're paying to be there. You want to get certified. And we were sitting all on those, like, gym floor. And I'm, like, up against the wall. And I just fall asleep completely. Which probably is why I passed the actual physical part and failed the kinesiology part and why I am not a step instructor. Dang.

Wow. Dang. Eddie? So it was a party. George Strait was playing a concert in Kingsville, Texas. and me and three of my buddies went to go visit my brother because he lived there. We went to the George Strait concert. Man, we went hard.

We went real hard. And I remember waking up on the bathroom floor. And I had a roll of paper towels as my pillow. Is this the funniest place we passed out? Yeah, that's passed out. Sleeping, guys. So you woke up. Go ahead.

I woke up on the bathroom floor with a roll of paper towels as my pillow. And everyone said that I threw up in the bathroom and never came out. And so then they just decided to leave me there. Ew. Yeah. Is that passing out? That's passing out. But isn't that still asleep?

That's falling asleep. It wasn't your house though. It was a friend's house too. Yeah, it was like, I guess where the party was. Last box? I mean, I guess, I mean, I chose to sleep here because I was in South Padre for spring break and you were only allowed a certain amount of people in the hotel room. And so four people got wristbands.

And the other three we kept trying to sneak in. And the last night, they wouldn't let us in. So I tried to sleep in the back of the bed of the pickup truck. And they were like, oh, no, you can. came to sleep on the property. So I went to an intersection and they were doing construction and those big cylinder like concrete. Yeah, circle tubes. Yeah. I just climbed in there and fell, went to sleep. What if they started construction? Well, I woke up and it was morning traffic. Like cars driving all around. You were homeless. I came out of the little tube and went walk back to the hotel.

What honor. Good for you, buddy. Oh, Bobby Bones. So an old college friend is getting married and I don't think I was invited to the wedding because everyone else from our group got an invitation. I did not. I wasn't too upset because we weren't the closest, but it's not like we had a falling out. If I were getting married, I would invite him because he's a good friend of my friends. So long story short, I got the invitation yesterday that I didn't get originally. But I wasn't so quick to RSVP because in my mind, I'm on the B list of guests. And he probably doesn't care if I go or not. I look at it this way. if I R-SVP with a not attending note, no harm is done.

Also, I don't have to bother getting him a gift or even inviting him to my wedding one day. Am I obligated to go if I got the invitation so much later than everyone else? Oh, and I never got to save the date. What a classy move here. Signed, mad that I didn't get the invite. It sounds like he does really want to go or he wouldn't have sent this email. He's like, I don't even want to go. You were feelings were hurt that you didn't get an invite.

I understand that. it sucks and not be invited places even if you're not super close but people super close to you are invited happens to me all the time with every party no literally every party all my friends are like did you get the invite mm-mm sure didn't they're like did you check your email nope probably in there check it nope not in there so i understand you're hurt a little bit but no you don't have to go if you don't want to go but i don't think you should go i wouldn't invite into my wedding and then later go you know what then i won't invite into my wedding you're hurt by this and that's okay you do not have to go.

You can RSVP and say not attending, but I would encourage you not to hold it against them. Also, the B list. That happens, buddy. That happens. We had a B list at ours. We didn't get to it because everybody said yes, but we had a B list,

meaning they're on the border. Did? Yeah. Like they're on the border, like close, and we don't have enough seats. And when you invite people, especially if it's a specific amount of food and chairs, you have to only invite up to that point.

And so we didn't get there, but we had to be. list. I think also too sometimes even if it's not a B list they just roll out at different times and they're you're working on a list. Oh I don't believe that probably all go out at the same time unless it's like well we got seven nose so let's send some more

out. Oh. Yeah I don't think it's really going on ships. I didn't know that happened. What? I didn't know that happened but if you got a certain amount of nose I just figured you just take that amount off the list and then your head count goes down. You don't have to like fill a there's a quota. But then you may be getting pressure from like cousins being hey why don't you invite

this cousin or what? And it's like okay. Okay. Because we had some of that too, but I was like, we're having the wedding on our house. We have no more room. So we were able to get out of it that way. So I would also encourage you to have Ronnie Dunn, from Brooks and Dunn singing at your wedding. You don't do it. When you have one. Super easy. Don't worry about it, buddy. They say you know RSVP, if you don't want to go, just say, hey, can't come. Appreciate that. Have a good day. But my heart says you want to go because your friends are going to be there. Go to the wedding. Go. Just go. And you're, you're, you're, don't let that hurt you. And things that

stood out to me were you're like, we weren't that close anyway. Oh, the whole thing's defensive. Right. Go to the wedding, have a good time. Don't worry that you got invited second or third. Listen, they didn't even want me for this job to like fourth or fifth. The whole world is successful people who weren't the first choice. So this isn't a huge deal, but go and have fun.

There you go. That's my recommendation. I don't know if people listen to this show and they go, ah, those people on that Bob-Bone show, they can't be real. like they're probably playing a character it'd just be hard to stay in character every day for 15 years I think that'd be a difficult part of this and so sometimes things happen and it's sent to me

and I'm like I'll just play this on the show so people know that what we talk about is real this wasn't a bit scuba steve had reached out to me it's like hey this is a clip I want you to have and you can play it on the show if you want so apparently lunchbox saw a couch on the side of the road and asked scuba Steve for his truck to go take the couch home oh mine oh man

so here is and people like lunchbox doesn't do that he didn't drive away down the road and find free stuff and take it home. Okay, whatever you say, here's a voicemail that lunchbox sent Scoobie that he sent to me. Play it, please. Yo, scuba, not sure what you're doing, but I'm driving on I-40 towards Memphis, and there is a brand new love seat on the side of the road. It's still wrapped in the plastic. I think we should go pick it up. What are you doing? Hit me back. We should go pick it up. You just wanted this truck or you wanted the love seat. No, what happened? So I was just driving and I look and on the shoulder there is a perfectly wrapped brand new love seat.

You know the one with two seats and not, it's like a couch, but it only has two seats. Yeah, we know what a love seat. And so I was like, someone obviously just dropped that. Like it looked in perfect shape. Like it fell off a car? Yeah. But then why would you think you needed to go steal it if you think someone? Well, if it's just sitting there, it's for free.

You take it. But they might come back. But you just said someone probably accidentally dropped it. Well, I mean, if they can get there before I do. That's the rule? Yeah, it's finder. Finders keepers, losers, weepers. And I mean, I called Scoob because it was only 10 minutes from the station and he's up here.

He has a truck. We can throw that thing in. Boom, have it at my house in 15 minutes. Did you? No, he didn't call me back. Good. Oh, that's funny. He sent it to me immediately.

I guess didn't call you back. But why would you not want a brand new love scene? It ain't yours. It's like falls out of your truck. Sorry. If it was old and crappy. and they threw it on the side of the road because they just hated it. Well, yeah, I wouldn't want it then.

Exactly. I don't want an old crappy one. I mean, this is like, it was like probably from a factory truck, like, you know, a moving truck or whatever, a delivery, because it was wrapped in plastic like you do when you buy it to the store and it comes. Yeah, we get that. It was like perfect condition. So did you see it this morning coming in?

I didn't, no, I rode my bike. Oh. But the other way. I was just, I was taking the kids somewhere to get something to eat. And I saw it. I was like, dude. Would you take them by today and if it's still there, scuba, get it for them? I don't want to be a part of it because what if it is somebody's or it's a store's.

Now I'm accomplice for stealing something. If it's there for a whole day, then you can have it. If it's there today, yes, they have to go back and get it 24. Oh, absolutely. That means they forgot about it. If it's six hours, they can't get a truck, no problem. But 24 hours, absolutely you can go get it. I'm with you, dude.

I disagree. That's just littering. That's not couching it. But what do I get out of it? Me using, he's using my truck. Nothing. How do I win? Just being a friend, I guess.

Yeah, being a nice guy, hooking me up with a free couch. If you leave it out there any longer, weather's going to destroy it. Yeah. Sunshine's going to start fading. You're saying now we need to go save the couch? Yeah, now it's hashtag save the couch. If it's there today, I have no problem with you getting it. All right, Scoop, let's go out to the show.

How far from here? Ten minutes. There's no chance it's still there unless they didn't want it. I mean, we could go in commercial breaking me back. You know what? Where's the line? You know what? That feels like how long our commercial breaks are sometimes.

Okay, let us know. Scoop, we're going to buy your truck? Just let him go. Him drive my truck? No way. Would you let him drive your truck? No, I would never let drive my truck. Oh my God.

No. I'm a man, dude, I can drive it. Would you let him drive your car? Yeah. He's a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I know how to drive.

It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. Last week, deputies with the Pierce County, Washington's Sheriff's Department were out. They got a call that there was a dog that was hit by a car. So they go out there. They call animal control. They can't get out there fast enough.

So they say, well, let's look for the dog. And they find out that the dog went down under a roadway into a culvert. It was hit, and then it tried to just escape. I guess hide. Yeah. Really. And I guess a culvert is one of those pipes that go under the road. So the dogs, the sheriff deputies hear the dogs.

They say, okay, dog, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. Dog's not moving. Scared and injured. So one of the deputies says, you know what? I'm just going to go in and get it. And there's body cam footage of the deputy squeezing in that tiny little pipe, reach is for the dog finally after like 30 minutes they get the dog out i love the story i don't like that the dog was hit by a car but i love the story that they went and saved the dog then so they named

the dog piper because it was stuck in a pie right so then they're thinking oh my gosh this dog needs emergency surgery so they call a vet they say we can do it but it's going to be really expensive so they're like oh my gosh what do we do so the sheriff contacts an organization called people for animal care and kindness they say don't worry about it we'll take care of the bill So Piper got surgery. And now I just saw the update yesterday. Piper is at a foster home ready to be adopted. That's awesome.

Come on. That's really good. I love that. Man, no stories get me. Those are the animal ones, man. Those are the ones that really touch the old soul here. Yeah. Like humans.

Animals, now we're talking. Piper has two colored eyes too. A cute dog. That needs to be adopted. Great job by those police officers. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win.

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Lady A. Hey, guys, good to see you guys. Hello. Hey, let me ask you, Charles Kelly. You're just going to town on the cop drop over there before we went on the air. It's like a horse eating corn, man. I never seen anything like this before. It helps your voice.

So, like, it's early morning singing. I got a whole bucket for you. But is this a thing? Like you're not sick. You just have a lot of cough drops. Oh, yeah. No, I do a cough drop. I mean, literally our assistant that comes out.

I mean, she's got a thing full of cough drops, some hot teas and different things like that kind of help you, you know. Your voice. Every person we travel with out in that room has a cough drop in their pocket. Ready to go when Charles asks. Hillary's gotten on the cough drop train too, though. I do. It's a weirdest train. I've heard some trains.

That's a weirdest train. That's a weird one. Well, think about it. I mean, if you've got like a little crud in your voice or just anything that opens it up, it's effervescent. Oh, wow. So it's just a singing thing and you do it constantly. There's no, there's no COVID over here, my friend.

Because I would have moved you to that room. It would have sounded like you and these two will stay in here. Nope. It's just, it's just a thing, man. It's honestly, too. It's like, it's now just become like a ritual, so to speak. It's interesting with you three because individually I really love all three of you. You know, and I feel like I have a different.

relationship with all three of you individually, and then you come in and I don't know who I really want to talk to. So I'm just going to kind of go down the line here and talk to each of you a bit differently. Charles, one more question for you. And that's not really a question. It's just a statement. We were backstage, and I'm telling the show this. You already know this. We're backstage at the Opry and Charles was performing and I was performing and my wife was with me. And I believe it was Charles's first time to meet my wife. And Charles, you know, he'll just say whatever he thinks whenever he's saying. He goes up to her and she's not pregnant. And he goes, when you having a baby? Yeah, I did. And she was like, the tall guy just asked me.

me a really weird question. Well, I just, you know, figure y'all got married. I said, when is this baby train starting? Hillary, good to see you. Hi. You know, I was thinking about you, and mostly it's kind of your relationship with fame because it is such, fame is weird, but for you guys, and you especially with growing up with a mom who is in the business and had her fame and her talent, you, you guys blowing

up taking a break coming back and even again you and i at a different time we're talking at the opera about you just walking out of target and somebody being so surprised they saw you just walk out a target what is it what is fame to you and your relationship with it now what have you learned about what it means to actually be famous my relationship with it has changed over the years i think then that's natural i mean we're 15 years 16 this summer and to being a band um it's a little bit different now with kids but i think as i've gotten older I consider it, you know, a privilege and an honor, and I kind of take the platform pretty seriously. And really, because I just want to be a good example for my girls.

But ultimately, what I'm learning is the older I get, the more work that I do, the more normal my life is, the happier I am. So I'm going to go to Target. I'm going to go to the grocery store. I'm going to do those things because they're fun for me. And I love being able to engage with people who either just have. hey, your daughter has on a really cute dress, or hey, I really love that song that you sing. Like, however conversation starts in public spaces,

I welcome it because it's fun. When we travel together, we get recognized a lot more. And I would say Charles gets the brunt of it just because he's six, six, and, you know, he walks into a room or walks to the airport and, you know, he's tall. Charles, do you, you go to airport? It's not normal person airports at this point, do you?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You fly. Guys, we are A-list on Southwest, okay? We, we, I mean, listen, I think the quickest way to go broke in our line of business is think it's going to last forever. And you never know how long, you know, the thing's going to last.

And it's like, I want to be, I want to take care and have something to leave my kids and stuff. And anytime you start to figure out how much you could spend on private planes, it's just too much. Hey, Dave, we've a group dynamic here with you three. Yeah. You guys have been together a long time and I can tell you from experience myself, we've had a group dynamic where me, Amy, lunchbox, we've been together a long time. For you guys, what has been the key? And I would not like an answer like communication, because that's

always a, what's the key to marriage? Communication. All right. Yeah, I'm good. I know what that means. What's been the key to staying together, even though sometimes you don't always want to stay together. And I mean that you love each other. We love each other. But it's not like we're not real humans and don't fight. And at times we have to because we're so close. What's the key to stay in together over a long period of time. Honestly, I think we have such a respect for what the three of us have when we get in a room together. I mean, we've been a band for 15, 16 years.

We often play, like, the first song we wrote. And it just takes me back to that room. Like, when we walked in, something was different and special there. I just feel like no one can take that away from us. When the three of us step into a room to create something, I know we can. That's just where we're great. That's what we do. That's what we love.

We feel called to do that. So I think it's a respect and a remembrance of that, which, gives us the fuel to kind of like power through the times when it's tough. Somebody's in a tough season. You know, some of the other ones kind of, we pull each other along. I mean, honestly, we literally have like seasons where one of us may be really struggling and the other two are kind of like there and supportive and we're listening or present with each other and trying to lift each other up. So I don't know, but it all comes back to me to just the respect of each other's talents, what they bring to the table what we all have when the three of us kind of step into

a room together. Here is my number three favorite Lady A song. It is Needs You No. Oh, I love that you're requesting because that's the name of our tour is request line. So we're getting requests from you. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. I love it. I'm going to request a machine gun Kelly next. Yeah. You guys have 11 number ones that I have here on the list, which is so, it's so many songs, and it's got to be difficult to put a set together at times because you want to get them all in. But I was, I didn't look at the list when I was picking my favorite songs. And what I picked here at number two was not a number one, which again reminds me of it's not always about what's number. number one that ends up lasting in people's hearts and minds.

It's so true. I mean, Love Don't Live Here was number three. I think you look good, went to three, like, dancing away. We've had a few that are like two or three. At number two, you look good from 2017. All right, that's number two. That's so good. We're going to come back tonight.

It was so good, yeah. Oh, I just like how they, I mean, I don't know how they've seen it live in here before. Maybe they did a long time ago. Oh, that song. That particular song, because they wrote, it's interesting, they go in and out. Yeah. Pretty cool, huh?

Three of them. And they're a group. Okay, whatever. We're going to come back. One more segment with Lady A. And now we're going to do the number one song. But what's funny is I'm going to sing it. They're going to watch.

Wouldn't that be weird? On the Bobby Bones show now. Lady A. So you guys are here. We're going to do my number one song from you guys in a second. But I wonder, when you guys, you're all, I mean, such wonderful singers. Charles, how do you warm? before a show. What do you do specifically?

Run to you specifically is one of those. It used to be loved to live here before like Runny was a single, but I always know if I can go full voice into that falsetto, then my voice is in good shape. And then if it isn't, I have about a 30 minute panic attack. And I'm drinking hot tea. I'm doing the netty pot. And by falsetto, that's the high. I run. And then I do like, Carter, I do one in a need. And I was like, loved all in fear. anymore and then I'm that's it and I'll literally do that down the all day. Bobby this is like everyone on our team can attest this is about 30 times a day.

We probably all haven't memorized. I've been in a hotel room multiple times. I can hear through the pipes from another room. Oh yeah. True story. So it's there's, I've got a lot of quirks. I mean over the years too they develop in this kind of thing where it's like these little routines kind of just happen.

I mean cough drops. Cough drops. Hot teas. Warm ups. Warm ups. push-ups to get your voice kind of, which is weird, that push-ups, but get your blood flowing. I don't know. It's just.

But at this point in your career, you know what works for you. Exactly. And I can tell, too, right when, like, I'm about to have, like, a sinus infection or something, I'll go in and get, like, a little, one of those little steroid shots, you know. If you have a show and the show doesn't go as well as you had hoped, which one of you is the most upset? You can pretty much guess. Is it you?

Okay. Oh, yeah. And what if you have a great, are you able to celebrate a great show, too? Oh, gosh. Yes. So you are the emotion. You're up and down the most. You're, I mean,

okay, listen, this is, this is the guy. This is the guy they chose. And who is the most even killed, though? Who's the one who's like, all right, guys, David, too? I can be even keel, but I get upset when there's technical things that happen in the show and something goes wrong. I mean, that upsets me. But I can still be like, you know, see the bright side and everything.

Like, I'm so grateful to be here. But are you never too high, never too low because it'll affect a performance? I mean, are you that linear thinking where, okay, I'm going to focus and make sure we get the best out of us and not get so emotional it affects us either way i try to let go with that who cares what happens i mean when we just like what we're doing today just play songs make tell stories i mean this is what i love this is my favorite lady a song it is from 2010 it is american honey that's awesome lady a in studio listen i say it again and you know i don't ever want it to get lost that i just you guys are just really cool like i like you as people you're also very talented

as a group but you're just you're just cool folks and i can appreciate that and i would never ask you guys just to come in and perform because it's early but they were like do you want them to perform i don't know if they want to perform they're big stars and they're like no they'll perform one one i said no and charles like you don't want us to perform and i remember that and i'm like i'm never going to fin charles again so it's a great opportunity that to like show people what we you know what we love to do so thank you and can't wait whenever you guys get the full body you'd do a whole record if you're going to do that great if not whatever you got a key to the place so come by anytime thank you all right there they are lady a everybody bye guys

It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Matthew Wilkinson was on the ground, working on the brakes on his work truck with his 15-year-old son, Dalylan. Daly was helping him out, just handing him stuff. He was having trouble getting the rotor off the truck, so he shimmied up under the truck to have leverage to get under it. So this is the dad, Matthew. And as soon as the rotor came off, the truck dropped down.

Pinned him to the ground. The dad was rushed to the hospital and treated for some minor injuries, but he didn't have a clear recollection of how he was able to get out underneath the truck. Later, because of all the cameras people have, the door cams, the doorbell cams, his son was the reason he was able to get free, his 15-year-old son. After the truck dropped on him, his son

ran over and lifted up the rear of the truck. Like, lifted it up, took off enough so his dad... That's crazy. 15-year-old son? Yeah, and he's not like, I mean, he's under it and you see him, it's like he's deadlifting, and he pulls, pulls, pulls, and he finally lifts it up, and the dad comes out

and he drops it. Like adrenaline. Amazing. 15 years old. That is an amazing story. What's crazy is the dad doesn't remember me. Yeah. Which I get.

Pest up. But he's like, I don't remember it. And they're like, well, let's just watch the old footage. What the? That's great. The footage is up if you want to look for it. We'll put it up on our Facebook page. This is from ABC 7, the footage we're looking at here.

And it's them sitting on the couch. And the kid's like, he's in slides and a hoodie. He's like, yeah, man, I just picked it up. He's just being a teenager. He's like, yeah. Can I go play Fortnite? All right. That is what a thing.

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Steve Redavit's trying to put you through Mike D's writing this week's next bit And Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is This is the Bobby Vaugham store Let's go over to Amy and get in the morning corny The Morning Corny. What do you call two eggs living together?

What do you call two eggs living together? Co-existent. Oh. It's co-existent. That was the morning corny. Morgan, you're the draft champion now. You should take the bell. Oh, yeah.

Give me that lunchbox. We did it before vacation. Morgan won the most romantic couples draft. This would be a quick turn of it. around though because now we're going to do the draft for foods that start with the letter T. Now, Ray Mundo, you're back in. Amy finished last. How do you know?

I heard. You heard it was embarrassing for you? I heard that I came last. Okay, so is it a dice roll? Here we go. Food to start with T. Ray. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

Wait, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Morgan, okay. Oh, boy. Morgan, foods that start with tea. Okay. Go ahead. I'm going tater tots. Wow, I didn't think about that one.

Tater tots. Okay, well. I have it up there in my top section. Red. I do. Oh, I can get it so late, so I got to wait. Tortilla chips. First thing I reached for it.

At a Mexican restaurant. My number one still on the board. I'm so happy. I had tacos. Good job, dude. You just won the draft. I don't know where you. So happy I got tacos.

Oh, there's more stuff. Yeah, but there's a lot. I got a whole page. Lots. What? I take tacos. Lunchbox? Yeah, give me a second.

Please say, like. How much time do you need? A lot. Taffy. Because I had tacos and I had tater tots. I did not have tortilla chips. So we're drafting food to start with tea. We'll put teams together.

You vote on your favorite team. Go ahead. Give me tamales. That's good. Yum. Eddie. I mean, guys, you can't have the chip without the actual tortilla. Give me a tortilla.

You can't have a taco without a tortilla either. Right. So I win it all. Well, no, we're not doing it. Because you're not just going to eat the tortilla. It's not the book of Genesis, bro. It doesn't start and create. This is just, you get tortilla.

Yeah, I get the next one. So, yes, now you get to go first in the second round. Come on. Give me Twix. I love twice. That's food. You don't have to justify it. Tortilla and Twix is all I need in life.

That sounds good together. Lunchbox? Guys, you know what I love? I love me some turkey. You do? Turkey! Turkey and tamales? Oh my goodness.

You just cooked a big turkey at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Very festive. It's good. Woo! Man, I had a good one picked. I was hoping you guys didn't take it, but I can't take it. I know. I'll tell you about it later.

Okay. I'm such an idiot. Why can't you take it? I'll tell you about it later. Well, I know, but. The one I want to pick, I don't think it counts as a food. You can pick whatever you want. Okay.

It just says the listeners don't vote for it. Okay. You don't get it. What could it be? I'm going to do tomato soup with the grilled cheese. You can say that? Yeah. That's great.

I literally just said you can say whatever you want. The listeners decide. Okay, that is good. Tomato soup with the grilled cheese. That's awesome. That's awesome. Really good. I didn't make that up.

That's the thing. Ray? I'm going to still punt my other one to the third round. Here in the second, I'm going to go with the best cake

you're going to have at any holiday party or regular party. You probably just had it, though. Trace Lachis cake. I have it on. He's a very

Mexican food letter. All the best stuff here is Mexican. Tamales, tacos, Tres Litches. I like the way he named all of ours and not his. Thank you.

What he's Well, it's not Mexican, though. Tortilla. Oh, true. He goes, Somalis, tacos. That's a good point. He just gave us credit. Yeah, but that's not how the voting works.

That's true. Voting does work on credit. All right, go ahead. Okay. People have this every... Wait, wait. It's my turn. Oh, I thought Eddie just went. Sorry.

Dang. Okay, people have this every morning. It's toast. Oh, toast is solid. That's good. That's solid. Just dry toast? Toast can come in every kind.

You can insert your own narrative with toast. You have food. Tortilla. Leave me alone. Delicious. Ray? This is my absolute favorite thing. I can't believe I have it in the third round. It has been stolen from the fridge because it is so amazing. Wait, am I supposed to go?

Oh, no. Yeah, yeah. Will you leave toaster choodle for Ray? No. Will you please leave toaster chudel for Ray? That's not how the game works. But if she wasn't going to take it, let Ray have us toast or soodle. Oh, Morgan, steal that.

It's up to you, Morgan. I did have it on my list. Would you have taken it next? I don't know. Take it, Morgan. If you feel like you would have taken it next, take it next. Oh my gosh. I do love an apple toaster, too, but I'm going to go Twizzlers instead.

Ray. Yeah, put it in the toaster, strudel me. Okay, so. You're welcome, Ray. I'm final here. Whoa, no, no. For me, it's my final pick. Yeah, we all got one more.

Yeah. But we go backwards. Because I'm so confused. We know. Because it went Morgan, Ray, so it should go, Eddie, me, than you. No, it doesn't. What's wrong with you? You okay, dude.

Do a clock. I am so confused. Who drafted first? Me. Morgan. It went Morgan, Ray, me, you, Eddie. Then it goes backwards. Oh my God.

I thought Ray drafted first. That's why I'm lost in now. But even if that were the case, it was still being me. This is the third round. I'm drunk. What you got, Bobby? I'm going to go T, parentheses, sweet. C, sweet.

C, T, C, A. C, parentheses, sweet. Okay. Yeah, that works. Hey, tea. Presley sweet. Lunchbox. Yeah.

I haven't hit that dessert cart yet. So I'm going to go hit that dessert cart. I think you're going to do something that you don't know if people eat it or what's food. Yeah, I don't know if I can say that. Harry's? Eddie, I'll write it down. Oh, tongue. No, you can't say that.

Okay. No. 100%. Oh, my gosh. Nope. Oh. Mike Okay, go ahead

Pick your other one I'm gonna go with Taramisu That's good Eddie What is that? It's an dessert It's Italian

I'm gonna end up with Totina's pizza rolls Okay Okay so here are the teams And you guys Please go vote on your favorite team The names won't be on them When you vote

You just see the three Don't vote for just the first one Because that's the first round Vote for the team The total team And if we're looking at the teams here Morgan had tater tots, toast, and Twizzlers. That's solid.

Food start with tea. Riemundo had tortilla chips, treas lechis cake, and toaster strudel. I have tacos. I've won. That's it. Tomato soup with a grilled cheese and tea, princely sweet. Lunchbox had tamales, turkey, and TierraMisu, and Eddie had tortilla, twixt, and Totino's pizza roll. Yeah.

And lunchbox confuses all the middle of them about the order. I mean, I got so confused. I was going to, I had two really good ones I was going to use. I thought taco would be gone. second round I had plan to take Taco Bell or Taco Bell Cunchab Supreme. Yeah. And then I was like, I can't pick tacos and then Taco Bell to contract Supreme. Oh, Taco Bell.

I didn't even think about that. I know. All right, don't miss one. Everybody's playing Amy, Lunchbox Eddie. Write your answer down. You'll only have seven seconds to write your answer down, okay? I'm going to play you one line from a movie. This is very easy.

Just name the movie. after I play it the second time, the timer starts. Here we go. Nobody puts baby in a corner. Nobody puts baby in a corner. All right, here it is again. Nobody puts baby in a corner. All right, seven seconds on the clock.

Looks like everybody's in. In, yeah. All right, you guys can all stay at one, two, three. Dirty dancing. Good job. You're all moving on to number two. Number two, here we go. You had me at hello. A little emotion there

You had me at hello One more time please You had me at hello Seven seconds started Oh everybody looks strong They raise their heads up quick Okay All right on the count of three

One two three Jerry McGuire Good job everybody All right Let's turn it up a little bit Number three I feel the need The need for speed

Write that one down. Hit it again. I feel the need for need for speed. Good. Everybody feel pretty good? Yeah, I hope I got it. Oh. Licebox is not so sure, so let's go to him first.

Lunchbox, what do you have? I put Top Gun. Amy, what do you have? Top Gun. Eddie? Top Gun. Correct. You're all good.

Moving on. I thought it was too obvious. Number four, go. I will look for you. I will find you. Here it is one more time. I will look for you. I will.

find you and I will kill you. That's not saving Dory. Finding Nemo. All right. Everybody feel like they got it? No problem? Yeah, yeah, that's great. Okay. One, two, three. Taken. Wait, did everybody say Taken? Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

I just said it in a deep voice like Liam. Confusing me. I thought there was some really masculine person in the group all of a sudden. All right, here we go. Next up. So you're telling me there's a chance. Yeah! You're telling me there's a chance. One more. So you're telling me there's a chance.

Yeah. Oh, shoot. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. You got to go to Amy first. Amy, what's your answer? Oh, no.

I wrote down dumb and dumber. Lunchbox? It's dumb and dumber. Okay, good. Hugh. Eddie? Yeah, 100%. One of the best movies of all the time.

Yeah, yeah. Good job, good job. Next up. Number six. Houston, we have a problem. Mm. That one got you. going or what?

Let's see. Okay. Houston, we have a problem. All right. Everybody feel good? Oh yeah. One, two, three. Apollo 13.

Hey, lunchbox did not answer. Sorry, Apollo 13. At all. No, what do you have on your paper? I have Apollo 13. What's he have, Eddie? Apollo 13. I blake when you said everybody at the same time.

I was waiting for you to go around. But we do that every time. No, we didn't. We didn't do it with dumb and dumber. That's why. Most time. But we only don't do that if someone's. like I'm struggling.

I know, but dumb and dumber was a one of the board. Here we go. Next one up! Oh my gosh. What? You don't like that one? One more time. All right, everybody pins down.

Amy, I'm going to go to you first. Field of dreams. Eddie? Field of dreams. Lunchbox. Field of dreams. Nice job. Okay, okay, okay.

We're moving. Next one, number eight. What, like it's hard? One more time? What, like it's hard? So we have, if you build it, he will come, and then what? Like it's hard? What?

Stupid name of that movie. Oh my God I think Amy's got it too No she has it and it's so easy What is it called? What is it called Bobby? He's not going to tell you Gosh, tell me the name of the movie

Oh my goodness Why are you yelling? I'm scared This is so dumb Scuba stat I need you in here Wait someone tell me what it is called Time need an answer lunchbox The girl's name is El Wood She goes along

Time. Incorrect. Eddie. Legally blonde? Correct. That's it. Amy. Yeah, it's when she gets into Harvard and she's like, Amy, need an answer. Like what? It's hard. Legally blonde is what I have.

Okay. Yeah. Any more like extra you can get the buzzer. This is speed. Oh. We don't need it. We don't need whole dissertations from the movies. Okay. Here we go. Number nine. This one time at bang camp. For sure.

Got that one on repeat. But lunch is out, though. Oh, I'm out. You're done. Yeah, you're out. This is easy, yeah. If it's easy, you're out. It wasn't easy.

No, if the game's easy, you're out if you miss one. All right, Amy. American Pie. Eddie? American Pie. Good. Next one. You can't handle the truth.

In. Yeah. In. You're not playing. Eddie? A few good men. Amy? A few good men.

Good. Next one. Rose. Rose. One more time. Amy, you got it? Yeah. Amy.

Back to the future. Eddie? Back to the future. Good. Next. I'll have what she's having. Oh, oh. Oh.

I'm in. In. Amy? When Harry met Sally. Eddie? When Harry met Sally. Wow. All right.

Last one. Go. Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. One more time, please. Oh, dang it. Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. I'm in. Amy, then?

No, not yet. Hold on. We only get seven seconds. I'm going to give you three for right now. Oh, gosh. Frankly, my dear, I don't get... First, this is from Eddie's era. Uh-huh. Amy, what do you have? Clark Gable in...

There's Zablanca. I don't know. It's not. I can't think of it. Dang it. What's the name? Eddie? Clark Gable and Gone with a win. That's correct. That's correct on the final one, Eddie, man. Bobby Bone Show.

Bonehead. Norrie up the day. This story comes to us from Miami, Florida. A 54-year-old man was wanted on a $4.2 million Medicare fraud scheme, so the cops are closing in. He's like, man, how am I going to get away? I got a jet ski. He jumped on the jet ski and tried to take it all the way to Cuba. Oh.

Probably not a gas station in between here in Cuba. I don't know how far I was going to get. I don't know. Could you get to Cuba on a jet ski pretty easily or no? I mean, people are raft, right? Yeah, but it takes them a while. But yeah, I don't think that's like an hour trip. Okay, yeah, probably not.

Yeah, yeah. I'm assuming he didn't make it. No, they jumped in the boats and they went and surrounded him. They arrested him off his jet ski. All right. I'm lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. The Bobby Bones Show. That's right.

Wishing you a happy new year. Amy and I were talking right before we came back on air and I was like, hey, we went to dinner last night at this place. Called, like Yulon. What's it called? Yulon. So I hadn't heard of it either. And so we go and I order this Noki, which I,

I've never been quite sure what Noki is. I'm pretty sure it's potatoes at this point. Okay. But it feels like a noodle in your mouth. It's like a potato pasta. It's like potato on your plate and noodle in your mouth. Wow. Yeah.

It's so, Noki is so good. Well, and I didn't know if Noki had meat in it, and it didn't. I learned last night. But I looked at the menu and it was a little expensive for Noki. Because most Noki is I get olive garden. I'll be honest with you. That's how I usually roll.

I get the Noki with some meat in Olive Garden. and so they bring it and they're like oh we're gonna get you we're gonna put some truffles on this it doesn't truffles they do nothing for me like you just don't taste them it looked like they were putting tree bark and I'm sure if you're a truffles fan it's amazing but they're like sprinkled it on top or shaved it

shaving it oh and Caitlin's like that looks beautiful I just don't for me I just I guess am not sophisticated enough to love a truffle I love truffle Chocolate truffles Oh yeah those are good Those are good Yeah that's not what they're shaving on there

No And that place was really good It's just the truffle thing It's weird to me But we ate it And it was good It was good food We were out probably way too late

Last night 845 or so Oh That's way too late for me Nowadays It was a really good place to eat though And it had been a while Since we got to go out

And just have dinner And talk You know Not worry about the kids Yeah of course Yes, yes. Get away from the house. You need that sometimes.

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