The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Part 1: Times Our Phones Blew Up

Episode Date: November 25, 2024

Cody Johnson revealed the massive amount of texts he got after his CMA win. We reveal the times our phone blew up with people reaching out and why. We play a round of the Bobby Feud with Top 10 American Fears. In the Anonymous Inbox, we help a guy who thinks he's getting blown off by a woman. And Bobby shares a groundbreaking story that he wants to show his wife.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's great. Amy did it. I was gone. Amy did it. Amy's the leader. When I'm not here, Amy's the leader. And you led in this situation. I liked it. I had some stuff last week. Maybe it went the best. I get critiqued for playing too many video games. I found a new story that's like, you should play all the video games you want. Find a new story that contradicts any hate you get.

Oh. Okay? Because I'm telling you, there's a story for anything. Any hate? Yeah, find a new story that contradicts any hate you get. Okay, so I want to start the show here. Thank you guys for being here. Let's play this song.

We will come right back. Find that story that we can then go, Ah, Eddie, shouldn't be eating so many tortillas. And you're like, oh, tortillas. Don't use that one. Let me start a little bit. All right. Back.

All right, I have a story I'd like to read. Thank you all for being here. This story justifies a lot of what I've said on this show for many years. From a research journal called SciRX, a recent study found the people who play video games four, five, six, or more hours a week have brain function 14 years younger. So I'd like to say for all those times, you guys have made fun of me for playing video games? For those times that my wife's been like, have you been up on your PlayStation 5, the last couple hours?

It's helping my brain. Have you sent that to your wife yet? No, yeah. I'm about to take a picture. I'm going to send it over, though. Even playing video games just sometimes is linked to a brain that's five years younger because of what the video game is doing for the brain. It's basically working out. Video games are important for people that keep your brain active and constantly functioning at a high level.

They also improve your problem solving abilities. Boom. That story justifies everything you have said and all you guys can kick her eyes. Amy, you have one of those? Well, sometimes you don't make fun of me for forest bathing or y'all don't really understand what I'm doing. What is that? It's just going for a walk with the trees. Being one with them.

Yes, out of Stanford, which I mean, credible source, it is scientifically measurable. So this is based on science. It's not just that I'm going into the forest and hanging out with the trees to just feel better. And it's like all in my mind. No, it lowers your cortisol. They've measured it. So if you're feeling anxious or you need to calm down or you just need to feel like just better, go forest baths. And forest bathing isn't actually in water.

You're not naked. You can be closed. I wouldn't even say naked. I was just saying water. Yeah, because it's bathing. It's the season of Amy, you know what I'm saying? Right. Everything's like purvy.

No. It is not. Lunchbox, what do you have to prove us all? Oh, you guys get mad at me. Oh, you don't shower. I can't believe you go three days without showering. But Harvard health, they say... Pretty reputable.

Yeah. Exactly. Go ahead. They say, showering every day is bad for you. Sorry, you left because you, say, say, say, shay, shay, shay. Did you start it, go again? They say showering every day is bad for your health and bad for your skin. Antibacterial.

soaps can actually kill off normal bacteria that upset, and that upsets the microorganisms on your skin and encourages bad bacteria to get on your skin. Your immune system needs a certain amount of stimulation by normal microorganisms, dirt and gunk and sweat, and by using that soap, you're messing with it. Bad news for your body if you shower every day. Look at this. And Harvard. And Harvard says it was a ton of water. From Harvard. And Amy's from Stanford. Look at all this stuff we can make fun for it for. We're actually right. Eddie? Well, mine just says from science. Science says...

Science is not a source. Well, I don't know. You guys make fun of me for watching old black and white movies, but science says that old black and white movies can be considered good for your mental health because of their slow pace storytelling and they're understimulating and overwhelming. Because they're just old black and white movies. So these new movies are boring as crap. Correct.

Yeah. Okay. The science says it. That's science. Anybody else have something that want to prove everybody wrong about? Yeah, I have one. Go ahead. So according to the Mayo Clinic, getting random acts of kindness done to you can increase your sense of connectivity and decrease loneliness.

And all of you guys make fun of me for getting all my ducks all the time and having all my ducks on my Jeep. And those things have really brought me a lot of joy and decreased my loneliness. I think we, I should say I, not we? I think mostly that's just dude's hitting on you. Yes. I have ducks. Guys, they don't ever see me. Eddie down near as many ducks.

Like she drives, it's like she's driving in a ball pit from Chuckie cheese. You're right. Just having to fight away. Because so many dudes are putting ducks inside of her jeez. She has extra ones in a plastic bag in her car because she has so many. Because I'm going to give them to people. And it's absolutely 100% dudes hitting on you. And almost dangerous. Like I saw her once driving up and I was like, what is in the wind?

And you see her little head in between all the ducks. Guys, but this is what I'm saying. People putting them on my Jeep not only made me feel less lonely. It combated my low mood and improved my relationships with people. And this is all according to the Mayo Clinic. So we all found stories to prove everybody wrong. I tried to find something about Cardinals for sure being lost loved ones, but there's no scientific research on that. Unfortunately, it's unmeasurable.

Oh, Bobby Bones. About a month ago, I met a girl. We hit it off. To the point where we exchanged numbers, when on a date, started texting. I'm starting to get a red flag feeling. We've made plans to get together five times, and each time something comes up or she's busy at work or her mom needs help. I would like to give her the benefit of the doubt, but something fills off here. What can I do to find out if she's really that busy or if I'm getting the blow off sign blown off Bob.

Okay, Bob, you're the problem. Yeah. It's five times. You're the problem. Yeah. So one time, absolutely cool. Two times, dang, that sucks. I start to go, do they really just not want to hang out with me?

Two times. That's that. Three times in a row, I am no longer going to invest any time or energy trying to get together with this person. It is now on them if they want to get together with me. Anytime after three, that's on you, Bob. and I can tell you this because I'm not with you right now and you won't punch me in the face.

But Bob, that's on you five times. Also, you're way too available. You're way too available, Bob. Why does you want to go out of you? You're so available. I'm free anytime. Who wants to go out somebody's free anytime? Bob, that's not a red flag.

That is a roadblock. Stop. Well, yeah, she either doesn't like him or she's not. Or she's not real. So stop talking to her. But they met. They said they met. Okay.

And they exchanged numbers. And they even went on a date. Sorry, my brain immediately. went to some crazy documentary. I just watched this girl that talked to a guy online for eight years and he scammed her completely. They never met up. That could be true. I believe that one.

No, but this one, again, he's a matter. It's five times. What you do after two is you put it on them to make the next plan. Two, completely acceptable that it happens twice. That sucks. It's rare, but it sucks and it does happen. But after two, it's on them to make the next plan. Bob, you're the problem, it's you.

Not that you're a bad person, but that you're just letting yourself suffer like this. Because you're probably like her third choice. You're like third round traffic. Yeah. Are you saying it's you? I'm saying, Bob, it's you. Bob, the problem, it's you. You may be surprised to learn.

You can bring Thanksgiving dinner with you if you fly. It's possible to transport an entire turkey, all the fixings, as long as it's packed safely inside your checked bag. Stop. Right. I'd be afraid that things would, like, get out. But items that are liquid but have frozen completely solid, if your gravy in it, it's considered a solid. You can even put that in your carry on. Well, as long as it doesn't exceed the ounces.

No, it's solid. It's not liquid. And alcohol doesn't freeze, so. Yeah, I can do it. Well, you can get that on the other side. You can just buy that. But no, yeah, if you freeze it, it's a solid. Okay.

Yeah, so anytime I take a weapon through, I freeze it. And they never even question it. It's really cool. But baked guys like pies, cakes, Thanksgiving sides like mac and cheese, they can be frozen properly and carry on or you can put it in your checked. Okay. That's the part where I'd guess I'd just get nervous that they'd suddenly tell me it wasn't properly frozen and they'd throw it out and I'd be like, no. Good point.

Is that from TSA or is that TikTok? It's from eater.com. Okay. So I would assume it's from like TSA. So what I would be worried about is that the TSA, when they go through your stuff, they think, well, that like scrumptious and take it for themselves. Right. So just go ahead and check it.

That's what I used to do when I wanted to take my own stuff to. No, I mean, when they check it, because sometimes they open your bag and there's a piece of paper, it's like, we went through your stuff. Yeah, we searched it. And I'm like, where's my dressing? You know they're eating in a break room back there somewhere. True. Anyway, there's that. Here's Amy's pile of stories.

I saw a hack on TikTok if you're hosting Thanksgiving. Use chat GPT to enter in everything that you have to cook, and it will print out or spit out a plan for when you need to put everything in and what order you should do it all in. What based on like, you know, temperatures and times and it can get really, really complicated and overwhelming. But use AI. Do you guys use chat GPT? When I Google, it pops up on the top, right? Is that the same thing? We have to pay for it.

Oh, you have to pay for it? Well, I guess I use the free version. Maybe there's a free version. Like anything I'm saying now, chat GPT has told me to say. So I pay for the other version. So, oh, that's why I can only ask you like one question. Yeah, but right now. I guess because the free, it'll give you one for free.

And then it's like, you've hit your limit for the day. I'm like, okay. What else you got? The formula for the perfect night at home has been studied. So I'll tell you exactly what that is. But Bobby, I'm curious what a perfect night looks like for you first. If I can be in bed by eight, if I'm working backward, I would be in bed by eight, falling asleep by 830 because you've got to wake up so early.

I would say dinner at 6, 545 would be good. It doesn't even matter what it is. I don't care really what we eat because I eat boring stuff for the most part. Watch a show with my wife. Get a couple games of NCAA football in. I mean, I would love to further be like an Arkansas football game that we win, but we don't win games anymore. This is getting very specific. Well, you asked me a perfect night.

Okay. And maybe it's like a double header because sometimes if it's a weekend, Arkansas will play like 3 p.m. And they'll play a basketball game that evening. Oh, that's cool. That's cool. I'm going to be super selfish like that. Why? What do they have? Well, the perfect night is getting home from work by 5.30 p.m. and immediately taking an approximately 19 minutes shower. And then you follow that up with snacks and relaxing on the couch by no later than 6.42 p.m. I ask chat GPT. The perfect night for an American can very widely, depending on the personal interest in regional culture, a cozy home, warmer summer evenings or crisp fall nights, barbecue, maybe a favorite craft. beer, watching a big game, streaming a blockbuster movie. By 6.42 p.m., yeah.

Bonding over stories with your family. Relaxation, out by a fire or a chill evening. That's nice. See, that's mine. JetGVT. All right. What else? If you've ever wondered why Coke tastes better at McDonald's, there's a reason.

And it's a whole process. A lot of fast food restaurants, they have their Coke syrup delivered to them in plastic bags, but McDonald's gets it delivered in stainless steel tanks. And the tanks keep the syrup fresh. And that's why it tastes. I thought it was from an angel's mouth. Different. But I mean, there is, I mean, I love Diet Coke.

And yes, there is something about a McDonald's Diet Coke that just hits. They're fries, too. Oh, so good. Just hit, as they would say. Yes, so. Just hit. Plastic bags, they don't help keep that sour of flavor quite like the metal tank. All right.

I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home if something good. Elaine Rad had just started her. her shift at the community store right by the river when a little boy runs and goes,

help, help. We tried to walk on the river on the ice and my friend fell in. Elaine runs down to the river, says icy water. I'm not scared of you. Boom, jumps in the water, grabs the boy, gets him up on the shore. And then she climbs out. The boy was taken to the hospital. He's okay.

He had hypothermia, but he's alive. Yeah, she rests her own life there. Yeah, for sure. She saved alive. And that's always awesome, but I don't know if I'd have done that. I see river. I don't think I have the guts. It's real cold.

Somebody started yelling, help. I'd have to run to it. I didn't like, yeah, help. Yeah, somebody help. Somebody help. What he said. That is a great story. Good for her.

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Top 10 fears of common Americans. We're going to roll the dice in just a second, but first, let's talk to Justin. Justin, what's up, buddy? Hey, how are you? We're doing pretty good. I'm going to give a chance here to win a $250 Walmart gift card from our friends at Throw Thoreau Burrito. All you have to do is pick the person that wins the game.

Is it Amy, Lunchbox, or Eddie? if you pick the right person and they win, you win. We're going with lunchbox. Okay. Yeah, smart dude. Justin picks lunchbox. Let's roll the dice and see who goes first. It is Lunchbox.

Lunchbox should go first here. So, top 10 fears of common Americans, 10 answers on the board. Go ahead. Heights. Show me heights. Number one answer. Give that guy one point. Yeah.

You ready for another one? That's how the game works. Death. That's good. Show me death. Death is not on the list. Eddie? I'm going to go with Afraid of the Dark.

Show me the dark. It's not just children. Everyone got through that? Yeah, well, most. Okay. Spiders. Show me spiders. Two points for Amy.

Go ahead. That's number two answer. Okay. Cancer. Show me cancer. Illness or getting sick. Is that one. Okay.

Let's see. That's number eight answer, by the way, eight points. Okay. The question again, what are we? A recent study found the top ten most common fears of Americans. Can you name the top ten? Most common fears. Commitment.

Show me commitment. Dang. Heights, spiders, and illness getting sick. Three off the board. Points are doubled. Back over to lunchbox? Snakes. Show me snakes.

That is your number. number seven answer worth 14 points. Yeah, another thing they're scared of are sharks. Ah, the old fear of jaws. Show me sharks. Eddie, you do not have any points. I don't, but I'm about to get some.

A recent study found the top ten most common fears of Americans. What you got? Losing their job. Losing their job. Calibrate. This is not good. Okay. I'm in trouble too. Flying.

Show me flying. Number four answer worth eight points. Good, Amy. Ollie. Escalators? That's weird. Escalators, no. It is a little tricky.

Points are now tripled. Yes. Amy is in the lead with 18 points, so lunchbox needs one here to stay ahead. Justin, how do you feel about your boy right now? Are you feeling pretty good or no? I'm feeling great. He's got to get at least one here. Lunchbox, top 10 most common fears,

height spiders, flying snakes, and illness getting sick are all off the board. Yeah, I mean, this one is when you go to the doctor and you got to get this little thing in your arm, it's called a needle. People are scared of needles. Bobby passes out when he sees a needle. No, I don't get needles all the time.

I don't like him, but I get a needle. No, he said you passed out. No. He mean needles. No. So Lunchbox did not win the game. Eddie, you can still win the game here. Don't call it a comeback.

We're not. Okay, well, it all starts with the end of the world. People are scared of the apocalypse. Oh, zero. Come on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Show me apocalypse. Damn.

Open? I can get one point? No points. What on earth? Amy, this is a victory lap for you if you can know one. Sure, aliens. Are you apiece? I think I've started, you know,

kind of stoked that fear here in this room. Yeah, and in the world. Aliens. Cool, but I won. You did win. So we'll get to that in a second. Your number three answer was fear of public speaking. Number five answer is not having enough money for the future.

Number six is losing a loved one. Oh. Number nine is corrupt government officials. And number ten is terrorist attack. I almost said war. Would that have counted? I don't think so. You'd have to be more specific.

But you did win. That means Justin did not win. Now, Justin, you chose lunchbox and he let you down. What are your thoughts? If I was lunchbox, I'd probably throw a couple of words as way. But I love lunchbox. That's right. Smart dude.

I mean, sometimes it doesn't get done. I mean. How much you can buy Walmart without love is what I say. Just kidding. Just kidding. All right. Thank you, Justin. Let's get Justin off for another game later.

Okay. Maybe today or tomorrow. We do that, scuba. I never want to give somebody a 1-0. Yeah, but he was pretty kind, so I like him. Let's do it again? If he's mean, do we not let him back on? We don't let him back in now.

Okay, okay? All right, Justin. We're going to have you on for another game, okay? Awesome. All right, buddy. I love y'all. Thanks, man. See?

Love you too, man. Now we're good. I got a really cool Cody Johnson story for you. I literally gave my phone to Brandy and said, I can't take it anymore because there's like 105 text messages on there. I have no clue who they're from. So I'll decipher through that on the 16-hour ride back to Texas. So, Juan, congrats to Cody.

that's awesome too. What was the moment in your life that was your phone blew up moment? It couldn't be good or bad, but all of a sudden you're looking at you're like, holy crap, I got a lot of text messages. Amy, I'll go to you first. Gosh, just a recent one for me would probably be when we announced that I was getting divorced on air. People were texting you after that. Yeah. Heard this. What are they? What was, what was the comment? I think it was people in our inner circle knew people close, especially in Nashville, but just so many people, you know, being from Austin and we're on air there. So many people that I grew up with and they just weren't aware because we kept it so like to our such tight group. And I just started to get random text of support and just thinking of y'all praying for you. And I was like, oh, okay.

At this point, she's over it. Yeah, or hey, we went through the same thing. Like, let me know how I can help you all. So I think that that tops the list for some stuff. Lunchbox is your phone blowing up moment. It's easy as when I'm wearing the marathon without any training. I mean, people didn't think I could do it. And when I got done, I mean, I had so many text messages.

It took me a couple days to respond if I responded. Just people saying what a beast I was. What year was that? By the way, do you know what year? 2010. Yeah, maybe 2010. 14 years. Morgan wasn't even born yet.

Eddie? Yeah, I think when I did my walk from West Virginia to Tennessee. But it was cool because like when you're walking, you know, 25 miles a day, like you have nothing else to do. So when people were texting, it was cool. I'd text back. But I got lots of texts. I think I was texting the whole time.

Then when at the end of the day, when we were at the hotel, I just responded more texts. A lot of texts came in that time. If you're new, Eddie walked from West Virginia to Tennessee, just like the song. Because he came on the air going, that's not that far. Right. And so we're like, then do it. And he raised a couple hundred thousand bucks for charity. It was amazing for foster children.

And his foot still hurts. He has an injury in his foot. A sacrifice. Yeah. Hey, for the kids, man. Sacrifice for the kids. I don't think you knew your foot was going to be hurt. But I think, yeah, that's one.

Mine is whenever I went dancing with the stars. Oh, for sure. I don't even know if some of the people were that were texting me. And I hate red dots, so I spent out right afterward just trying to clear it all. And then I just would copy and paste. Hey, hey, man, thanks. But then I realized everybody wasn't a man. And I was sending a hey man.

I know. All three of y'all are all physically taxing. Yeah. I guess mine was emotionally taxing. I think mine was more emotionally taxing than physically, though. Oh, really? Went in that show? You did hurt your shoulder.

A lot on your body. Yeah, it was a lot. more on my brain. Okay. Well, then we're good. I'm like, well, I need to go do something active. What's the best gift card to give somebody for the holidays? Because they have a whole list here. So if you have to get somebody, maybe you're not even that close, but you got to get them a gift. What do you get them? Amazon? Number one is Amazon. Okay. Good job. That can come in handy for everybody. You're tuned in. Go ahead. What else you got? Um, like a Uber eats. Nah. That's a good one. There's not everybody. A lot of rural places don't happen.

I know true. Yeah, number two is Target. Oh, yeah. Okay, now my brain's working on that. Walmart. That four is Walmart. Okay. Instacart.

Uh, delivery. You're in the future. Ah, gosh. You're big city in right now. Oh, oh, gaming cards. No, no. If it's, oh, I saw that that's the number one thing kids want for Christmas is gift cards for video games. So, four is at three.

Who? Starbucks is an obvious one. Oh, that's there. Nike, eBay, R-E-I, which I was surprised because I don't, R-I-I. Yeah. Home Depot, Disney. Okay. But what do you get from, because it's not going to Disney World, what do you get from the Disney gift card? Shows? Can you download movies and stuff?

I don't know. I don't know. I don't have one. I don't know. I can't check mine to see. Disney. I mean. But they say Disney's top 10 on the gift card list as well. I take the Amazon. Amazon and eBay, there are the solid ones because you can get whatever you want from those. Or cash. Give me the cash. It may not feel personal, but cash. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Jared is from Mesquite, Texas.

And when he was a little kid, he remembers his dad talking about this Chevy Camaro that he had. A 1967 Camaro loved it. But he had to get rid of it because, well, he had kids. He had to buy diapers. He couldn't afford it anymore, so he had to sell it. Well, now Jared's older. He said, you know what? I'm going to try to find this Camero for my dad.

So he went on a nationwide search. And turns out it was only 70 miles away. He found the exact Camero. It took him two years to restore it. But now his dad turned 65. And he surprised him for his birthday. thing. That's pretty awesome. Dad, here's the Camaro that you had to sacrifice for us. I love that. Are you like replaying the voice of the kid? Well, I kind of feel it because since I became a dad,

I start realizing, and I never thought about it, but when I became a dad, I was like, man, my dad really, like, sacrificed a lot for us, and I didn't realize it then, so I wish I could have done something like this. Yeah, you could have got on my Camero. I don't know, he never had a Camero, but that'd have been cool. Maybe anybody in Camero will be cool, yeah. Maybe now your kids can do something like this for you. Yeah, play this for him. What would that be, though? Whatever. You haven't given up much. He haven't really given up much.

You play a lot of golf. Yeah, I do. Also, Amy's looking for a Bronco still. Yeah. Yes, my kids can come to me and say, Mom. That's a great story. But that's okay. Who cares?

Yeah. You just want the Bronco. That's been awesome. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. What's up? I'm Miles Turner. And I'm Brianna Stewart.

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We talk tanking. I mean, honestly, like, I might get in trouble for this answer, but I think it's like definitely happening in the WMA. And yeah, we talk about our mistakes too. They pulled me to their side and was like, hey, man, we got a call last night. You can't be rolling around the city like this tonight before games, no, you know, doing this, doing whatever. And of course, family stories. They'll be like, Mommy, why did you miss that?

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Time now for Amy's Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What do you call a stolen spud? What do you call a stolen spud? Hot potato. Got it. That was the Morning Corny. You know the saying, open sesame?

Open Sesame, I say it. Open Sesame. What do you think that means? Open Sesame. I can honestly say I've never thought about this. But is it that, does sesame seeds come in little shells like a pistachio and you have to open them? I don't know if that's true. I read Open Sesame was originally open says me.

Open says me. And now it's said open sesame because it's been said wrong so many times. Open says me. Open says me. Which is turned into open sesame. Oh, okay. I see how that happens. Fun fact for you.

A flight to Dallas, they had to duct tape a guy down to a seat because he was trying to open the door. I wonder if planes have extra duct tape now. Because it seems like that's what you do to somebody who's out of control. Yeah. They just duct tape them. But I have audio of this. So the guy's trying to open the door and they all jump, hold him down. Here's one of the passengers talking about apprehending the guy.

There was no time. He was two feet from the door. It was just chaos. He was going for the door. And so I just grabbed the guy from behind. and kept him from pulling the thing on the door, you know, we're on our knees holding him down. Do you think you beat the crap out of him first if you have the ability to? Because I think I would.

Not that I have the ability, but if I did have the ability and somebody's going crazy, I need to restrain him. I'm going to beat the crap out of him first and hopefully knock him out and then tie him out. Oh, gosh, knock him out. See, that seems risky to me. Well, you know, it's riskier pushing the door of the airplane. And everybody gets sucked out. I know.

I know. I'm in for like a little jabber kick, but like I don't know about beat the crap. I think I would just try to beat the crap out of them. Knock them out, you're right. And incapacet them. And then duct tape them down. Yeah. It'd be easier to duct tape them if it was knocked out.

Absolutely. Oh, then might just put them in a sleeper. Sure, that'll work. That's not a real thing. Oh, it's not? I think so, too. Like wrestling, do one. The handle drop two.

Here's another one. This is a flight flying to Miami. It had to turn around when it hit serious turbulence. There's a video. Don't watch it. Oh, yeah, I know it's scary. Because everybody's screaming. I hate.

Turbulance, I hate flying. So, by the way, no one was seriously hurt. Thank goodness. But it is crazy. Here we go, hit it. That sounds like a movie. It's like a movie where they're about to crush on a deserted island and lived there for years. Did you watch the video?

Yeah, of course I watched a video. So was it one bump or was it lots of bumps? That was one of the bigger bumps. But I think there was some turbulence leading into it with one humongous drop. Yeah, I only saw one person's ankle and I just saw stuff flying in the air and people freaking out. And like to me, it sounds like a roller coaster. Yeah, it does. Play that first part again, right?

No, that's an airplane. It's not a roller coaster. And you have to think, too, everybody doesn't have their phones on the whole time. They only turn it on once the turbulent starts going. Right. So they're catching like the biggest moment of it. That's, that makes me not feel good at my, like, sternum. No, and it was like just like a flight to Miami.

Oh, yeah. It seems like that should be happening somewhere else. Which would you rather have happened on your flight? one quick boom turbulence and you're back up to normal but everybody screams or a guy trying to open the door and they got to beat him up and duct tape him the duct tape guy yeah he can actually open the door no he can't he cannot no that that turbulence video there you're you're scarred for life probably duct tape guy you're like can you believe he was on my flight it's a good point okay you convince me I'll side with you Earlier we were talking about open sesame, which was originally open says me, but now we say open sesame. There was another thing that I saw. I only want to give you the first part of it because I don't want to ruin it.

So the Blink 182 song, What's My Age Again, right? What's my age again? What's my age again? What's my age again? Yeah, that's it. Okay. So if I go, I took her out. It was a Friday night.

I get alone. I get the feeling right. Do it again? I sit, hold on, start again. I took her out. It was a Friday night. I was alone. No.

You're doing what I do too. I get to feeling right. So this is what, tell me if you, this is right. I took her out. It was a Friday night. I walk alone. I get the feeling right. I started making, right.

It's I work alone. It's not I walk alone. Yeah, because they're together. So that's why I've always said alone. But then you're like, I took her out. It was a Friday night. And then why would he be alone? But I walk alone is how I've sang that song forever.

Okay. You're right. It makes no sense. I wore cologne. That got her feeling right. To get the feeling right. I took her out. It was a Friday night.

I wore cologne to get the feeling right. I never knew as I wore cologne. I've seen this long 10 million times. Same. Never. Which I made a minute out. I know the rest of this out. There's another one for you.

And that's about the time she walked away from me. So you can tell all your friends, hey, St. Blank, one and they'll be like, I'll walk alone. So do y'all wear, do y'allone to get the? I don't have colone. I don't even own cologne. No. I don't have cologne.

Oh, yeah. On date night? I finally found a clone that I love. Oh gosh. You sound creepy, man. What do you mean, dude? It's awesome. It changes how you feel.

That's fine if you say it like that. You were doing like some weird. He did some grunt mugs. I didn't mean that. I don't, I don't own a bottle of clone. It's so bizarre to me because you're so... Clones like fake.

What do you mean? What do you mean? It's not, what do you mean? It's like putting on a costume. No, it's just a little... It's not a clean. It's not a clean thing. I know that you're a very clean person.

That's my point. And you like, you typically... Cologne doesn't make you cleaner. Bones, when Keith Irvin walks here, you don't go, oh, man. I'm not a cologne guy. I'm not, I'm not a Cologne guy. No, but don't you think it's fair for us to say it's odd to us, you're not Cologne guy? No.

Oh, it's always been odd to me. If I didn't wear deodorant, I think you could go, it's odd to us, you're not a deodorant guy. But I even keep deodorant here at work, just in case, I forget. Okay. Okay. I just have always. Cologne feels cheesy to me. Yeah, I know.

For all these years, I've always thought, how is Bobby not Cologne guy? You should give it a shot, man. Yeah. I don't want to be a clone guy. Like everything else about you screams like this. No one does it. Don't say I scream clone guy. Wow.

I'm so insulted. Okay. On the Bobby Bones show now. Matt Ramsey from Old Dominion. He's here. What's up? Hey, yes, yes, yes. Hey.

First of all, congratulations on another CMA. My question for you guys, because you've done it so many years in a row now. When you get styled or you, as a band, you pick out your clothes, does one style that's work with all of you together, so you kind of look like a boy band, kind of matching, kind of not. Or do you all do it separately and just show up and hope you don't like accidentally wear the same thing?

No, we have the same stylist. She's been with us for a really long time. So yeah, she kind of knows our preferences at this point. I feel like it's a pretty solid question. I'm going to be honest with you. It's pretty good. Yeah, because I kind of want to like have a theme. That's pretty good, man.

Yeah, I like I want to give myself props for that question. I've always wondered that. So, and then you win again. And you're absolutely deserving of it. No doubt about it. You guys have so many hits. But at this point, a little bit like you're going to win until you're, you don't when they're about to say the name at this point, right? Like, you're like, it's probably

going to be us? You know, this time it did not feel like that. You know, I mean, I think at some point in the run, it probably did feel like that. But this time, I think it was just a little bit more nerve-wracking because obviously there was a record at stake. And, you know, there's some new guys in the category. And, you know, so you never know anyway. Everyone in this category is so good and kind of so on the same level. Seven consecutive vocal group of the year awards. Unbelievable. The only streak that's better

is my non-being-late-to-work street. That's it. That's number one and seven consecutive is number two. Hey, so you're calling it... Equally, it's hard to achieve. Yeah, yeah.

I agree. I expect to be at work, though. You're starting to doubt yourself, though. Yeah. So I do want to talk about the seven-for-seven Riemann residency, which you guys are going to play

a bunch of shows at the Riemann. Seven-for-seven, so what's the deal with the title? I think I know. And then also, why are you these shows seven consecutive wins seven consecutive shows was the idea just to figure out a way to like celebrate it in a big way and give back because man we're so blessed and have gotten so much out of this career and our fans and you guys and want to figure out a way to like give it back a

little bit so we thought we'd pick seven different charities each show would be for a different charity it'd be just a fun way to have a hometown residency we love the rhyming so much it's a good way to get back a little bit of what you know, we've been given. What song do you guys play in the crowd sings allowed us back? Memory Lane is insanely loud.

How's that one go? You're playing with the in-ear monitor back in by the house. Oh, that's a good one. You remember that. No, I do. When you sing it, I do remember it. You guys have so many number ones.

It's like I just see a title now and I'm like, which one was that? Which one was that? Got it. That's your favorite one, man. That's the one. You're doing all these shows and you've picked all the different

charities. Tickets are on sale now. You guys can buy tickets to go watch Old Dominion. And you can, man, that's a, do you feel any imposter syndrome at all meaning if I had seven shows up, I'd be scared to death that like none would sell out or only three or six. Like, how do you, how is your mental health when it comes to selling tickets? I definitely have that fear. You know, with every show, I'm like, I wonder if anybody's going to be here tonight. You know, it always works out pretty good. You know, when I was talking to our agent, I was like, is this a stupid idea? Tell me if we're going to get down to the end and nobody's going to be there. And he was like, I think we're going to be good, dude.

Like, just stick to it. I think you're going to be good, too. I think they're going to sell so fast. And a lot of them already have. You guys can go to Old Dominion Music, which is the Instagram. Find the link there. They're doing seven for seven. It's a rhyme and residency in Nashville, all to benefit charity. You guys have a bar that's ODI's is going to open up. What's going to be the different thing about ODIs than a lot of these other bars that these artists have opened? For one thing, it's in Midtown. Most of them are downtown, but this one's in Midtown and just something that we really care about.

We really put a lot of work into it. So, you know, the other bars don't really have anything to do with us. In one way, it's going to be, you know, that's the main difference. This one's going to have something to do with us. Yeah. We're not trying to make it a big museum for Old Dominion. We're just trying to make it a place that kind of has the, like, feel-good vibe that we try to project with everything that we do.

And, you know, we're just going to try to really showcase the local original talent. I want to ask you a couple more questions. if as a band you guys were going to the CMAs. And how would you describe, like, what is the dress code at the CMAs, would you say? It's more formal than most of them, I would say. It's a pretty formal. Yeah, we were wearing tuxes. What if one of the guys, like, most all the guys were in, like, suits,

but one of the guys wanted to wear a hoodie and jeans. How would the band feel about that? Hey, man, you do you. You know, do your thing. If that's what you want to wear, man, go for it. Feels like you're talking down to them a little bit, though. No, not at all, man. Like, dude, we're so far past that.

I guess you guys are. We've been together for so long, man. If you don't want, yeah, look, we have a fifth member, believe it or not. He doesn't come to those things because he just finally said to us like, guys, that really stresses me out. I don't really want to be there. And we said, that's okay, man, stay home. He can't wear hoodie and jeans.

That's why. We got our CMA award this year and Lunchbox showed up in a hoodie and everybody else was in a full suit and tie. And we were just like, ooh, it's a little more formal than this. So I wondered what you guys would have done as a group. I see now where the question. was coming from. And that's why he wanted you to say I'm a loser

and I'm an idiot for wearing that, but you were on my side, so yeah, I'm Old Dominion all the way. I'll be at your bar. Step it up lunch, box. Come on, buddy. Exactly. We're not Old Dominion. Hey, congratulations, Matthew, and good to talk to you. And the 7-for-7 Ryman residency tickets are on sale now that benefits so many charity, seven nights

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