The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Post Show (3-29-21)

Episode Date: March 29, 2021

Bobby on being out in California doing American Idol. Bobby starts with talking about people saying Pat Sajak made a very suggestive remark to a contestant on ‘Wheel Of Fortune’. We debate whether... or not it was suggestive or not. Bobby talks about a deal he made with Caitlin to go somewhere fun after he is done filming American Idol. They were planning a weekend away but instead she offered that they could go to Indianapolis to see Arkansas play if they make it through tonight. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:03:01 Thank you. It is a joy to be here today. A little later today than usual, because I'm in California and we finished the radio show. I had to go do a couple of things. But we're back. I'm committed. Committed to you guys. Thank you for that warm intro.
Starting point is 00:03:14 And thanks to our announcer, Raymondo. How you doing, Amy? Doing good, do you? Yeah, I'm doing pretty good. Speaking of, like, game show stuff, Pat Sejack, you listen to this and you tell me what you think. I'm not even going to set it up, okay? Here is Pat Sejack making a remark to a contest. on Will of Fortune.
Starting point is 00:03:31 D. She wants a D and she's going to get one. And you can pick up that wild card. What? What's wrong with it? Do you want to hear it again, Amy? Yeah. Go ahead.
Starting point is 00:03:45 D. She wants a D and she's going to get one. And you can pick up that wild card. Is that, is he saying she wants the D? Well, or a D? Like D? I don't know. I'm asking you if you think that's suggestive or not
Starting point is 00:04:00 because I feel like he's just going, hey she wants a D, she's going to get one. Yeah, like I think he would have, if she has said S, he would say she wants a S. Or would he have. She doesn't know. He's not saying she wants a D. He's saying she wants a D because she wanted a D. If he had said she wants the D, that would be bad.
Starting point is 00:04:18 But listen closely, do you hear somebody laugh? Because he goes, she wants the D. Do you hear somebody go, ha ha, like, listen closely. He says a D, yeah. Listen. D. She wants a D and she's going to get one. And you can pick up that wild card.
Starting point is 00:04:33 Yeah, I heard the laugh. And when he goes, she wants a D and she's going to get one, yes or no, is he being slightly suggestive? What I would say, after all these years of him doing this show, I'm sure there's audio of him saying, she wants an L and she's going to get an L. Like, I think that it's just part of what he says. Is there any insinuation, Eddie, if she wants a D?
Starting point is 00:04:57 No. I bet we look back far enough. He's probably said, give her the D, like 50 times, 100 times even. But, I mean, even other letters would make it. Sure. It's not dirty, no. Okay. So now I think people are just looking at Pat Seajack to get him in trouble after the whole Lisp controversy. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:13 Which I don't think he even meant to do there. Again, I don't know why. That one was risky, but I know. That one was close. I don't know why I'm such a Pat Seajack advocate. I just feel like he's had such a history of doing it the right way that he's just not going to purposefully be mean. I'm not saying he's not going to make a joke that falls a little flat. but also, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:05:32 I'm not going to stick up for Pat Sayjack and then get canceled myself. I don't remember. The Lisp thing, Mike, how'd you feel about that? You didn't hear the Lisp? What do you mean? I didn't think he's making fun of him either. I like old Pat Sajjack.
Starting point is 00:05:48 Bones, do you think you would get canceled if you stood up for Pat Sajak? I'm kind of making a joke about society at this point. Because that would be crazy. But also, is it bad? I don't know. I'm not even standing up for Pat Sajek. I'm saying I don't think he was
Starting point is 00:06:01 being mean on purpose. Okay, but let's say he was saying she wants a D and she's going to get it. Like, is that bad? You're saying if he's referring to the male anatomy? Yeah. Like, say he was making a joke. Yeah, that'd be bad.
Starting point is 00:06:17 On Will of Fortune? Yeah. Totally. And she's like, I'll take a D and he goes, yes, you will, baby. Yes. You can't do that. Okay, cool. Yeah, you can't do that. That wouldn't be bad, Amy. Unless it's like Will of Fortune on HBO. That's a different show.
Starting point is 00:06:32 Okay, so here, let me say Willa Furchin was a, like they were working in numbers. And she was like, she had to say like, 69, Pat. And he was like, nice. Like, would that be bad? We do that all the time. I don't know that one would be as bad. I think that's a little more universally accepted. For example, like if something sucks, right?
Starting point is 00:06:53 Like you look deep in the meaning of that, that ain't good to say. But it's become societally, it kind of just means that stinks. and then when something stinks though that's even like smelling a fart you know we say words and they slowly stop meaning what they literally meant and they mean something new therefore it becomes a little more accepted
Starting point is 00:07:11 we all on the same page there yeah not really Eddie well it's just that that sucks one's bad man it is you don't say sucks uh uh uh you don't say that was weird saying it right there because like if my kids said that I'd be like whoa no no no can't say that oh wow I say
Starting point is 00:07:27 but Eddie you don't say that on like if we're together you don't ever say something. Not really. Like, not really. It's not part of my... I mean, I'll say bad words, but for some reason that one, my parents were really big on that.
Starting point is 00:07:37 Do not say that. The literal translation of it is not good. But I never mean it for that. Like, I don't... I haven't said a curse word in probably four years, period. But I say sucks, because it just, to me, just means is not the... Like, if something sucks,
Starting point is 00:07:57 it's not the most... what about that definition of sucks be I got it it means it's just like ugh this is frustrating it sucks like uh sucks means uh again that's not really the definition
Starting point is 00:08:09 if you look it up it's mine my definition I say it all the time Mike what does it say oh yeah so that also means like if someone sucks it means no talent like they're not that good so a lot of times I'm told I suck
Starting point is 00:08:23 go ahead not good in fact bad okay like uh another one I could never say was screwed like I got screwed out of that Yeah. Oh, I say that. That means you were unfairly
Starting point is 00:08:35 screwed over. Given a result. Correct. But what is it? The rule, you know what it is? That means if it's being like blanked. Like I was blanked out of that. Screwed and blank.
Starting point is 00:08:47 It just gets worse. Anyway, I tell you guys a little story. So, in California this week, and so we're shooting a lot of American Idol that's coming up in the next few weeks. And just has been so much. much really tiring travel since late July of last year because we've been cramming everything in because the pandemic delayed everything and we're doing two TV shows with Breaking Bobby
Starting point is 00:09:11 Bones and American Outer. I'm not complaining to setting you guys up. Yeah, just go ahead. And the radio show and so it's just been all the time on an airplane going somewhere, being tired. But Caitlin has gone every step of the way and we'll be out doing whatever and we're in sometimes towns where they're not even a restaurant. And so I was like, hey, when this, after this weekend of American, or this weekend
Starting point is 00:09:31 of American Idol, we will go somewhere because I have a weekend off. We'll go do something fun. And we'll have like a weekend away. And so she's been looking forward to it for like a month. Well, if Arkansas wins tonight against Baylor, which no one's really predicting them to do, we will play the next weekend in the final four in Indianapolis. And I didn't ask her. I wasn't going to ask to go to the game because for months I've been promising her this weekend away. And so she yesterday said, hey, if Arkansas wins, like when do they play again? I was like, well, I wasn't going to say anything,
Starting point is 00:10:06 but next weekend. And she goes, okay, well, I'm happy to take the trip to Indianapolis if they're in the final four, and we'll go to watch the game. I thought that was freaking cool. I didn't even tell her. Yeah, I mean, I'm not surprised she did that, though. That seems like something she would do. Like, she knows how much you like basketball.
Starting point is 00:10:21 She likes basketball. It's not basketball. No, no, no, it's Arkansas. That's it. Oh, right, right. Like, I want to go to the NBA finals. I wouldn't know. I don't care about that.
Starting point is 00:10:29 I think she knows how important it is to you. And she, too, likes sports. It's not like you have a girl, a fiancé that is, doesn't like sports and wouldn't understand your love of Arkansas and all things Arkansas. Like if you had that kind of fiance, I don't think that they would be that forward thinking about it. But I'm not surprised that she's all, she's, I love that she did it, but she's that type of person. I was slightly surprised just because we had been waiting for months and months to go do something that she wanted to. do because she's just been. I know, but you know, she thinks of you, like, that's, this is a good thing.
Starting point is 00:11:07 This is a good thing. I'm not surprised. It's not a bad thing. It's like, that's the type of girl you found. It's like a girl that puts other people first. Yeah, I felt like you're going to keep talking with that sense. I felt like she just kind of collapsed. I think, Bill, because I was going to go on about how, and sometimes that might, you might
Starting point is 00:11:30 have to step in and be like, you know what? No, Caitlin, a lot of times, you. And a lot of times you worry about other people first, but we need to actually, we're not going to do that. So you might have to step in and redirect her because she is that she's wired that way. Not for this one. But also, listen, Arkansas's a big underdog. Nobody's predicting them to win. So according to the odds, we will not be going to Indianapolis.
Starting point is 00:11:55 But according to my heart, let's go. Let's go. We barely won against Oral Roberts. That's a crazy game. But when is the game? If you go. Tonight. No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:12:05 If the weekend. Next weekend. It's probably Saturday. Could be Friday, but probably Saturday night. So not this weekend, but next weekend. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, but I'm pumped. I'm ready for the game tonight.
Starting point is 00:12:18 It says we're in California. The game is on at 7, which is great. It's on at 9 where you guys are. But yeah, that's it. Let's go. Let's go team. Anything you want to say, Amy? No.
Starting point is 00:12:31 You? Nah, I think I'm pretty good. One other thing I wanted to follow up on was Ray Mundo. You guys know his friend South Beach? Yeah. They're not friends anymore, though. Well, Ray had this friend for a long time. How did you in South Beach meet?
Starting point is 00:12:45 In college, up in Chicago, and then he told me about Texas State. He said, I know an awesome school that's easy to get into. It's not UT, but it's close. And so we both transfer there together. And by close, he just meant proximity, right? Yeah. Well, and, like, awesome. Just great weather.
Starting point is 00:13:00 There's a lot of lakes and stuff, cool concerts. stuff like that. So, yeah, proximity. Not, it's a school that's very close to being like University of Texas. Yes. Yeah. So, but you guys are not, you weren't cool for a long time, because why? Well, he had asked for a lot of sports tickets. He wanted Sam Hunt, Kipmore. I hooked him up with Jason Aldeen. And then he wanted George St. Franks and I was in the process of getting him those. There were concerts in L.A., San Diego, Phoenix. And I finally just put my foot down and ended the relationship two years ago. You felt like he was using you? for whatever reason I didn't see it the writing was on the wall though and I had some other people outside of me say hey he's just using you for tickets you've gotten him VIP he met these people but backstage I was asking bosses and stuff for hookups and then I thought man is this guy just does he even like me and so then I just had to come to Jesus moment just stop talking to him and they were bros bros meaning they were both in like little tanks and backward hats and they were I mean if you can think of a Texas version of Jersey Shore with the dudes it was Ray and
Starting point is 00:14:00 South Beach. Yeah. Which, by the way, what was his name, South Beach? He used to live there. He, right after college. But he's not from there.
Starting point is 00:14:30 No, but he became a South Beach type guy. happy about my wedding. I mean, he probably would have been the best man. I mean, so it was weird. He didn't even end up going to the wedding. But yeah, it was cool of him. He said he saw the pictures and it looked awesome. And I just said, sorry. And we were moving forward, man. That's what the pandemic does. It makes you think about stuff. Is that what happened? I mean, I don't know. I thought a lot about it. I mean, he is a good friend. Let's not let some tickets to Sam Hunt show getting the place of our friendship. You know, what? That's a good story, Ray. Yeah. I like it. Speaking to the pandemic, here in the building where we are in California, there's not a light on.
Starting point is 00:15:04 There's nobody here. Like, I was asking Mike, like, hey, can we reserve a studio? Because we got to be here in the morning. There are other morning shows here. And then can we keep it until, you know, it's almost, well, it's only 1115 where we are here. It's 115 where you guys are. And I was a little worried we wouldn't get it. But there's nobody here because of the pandemic.
Starting point is 00:15:21 They don't come into work. And where we are, we've been at work, you know, butt-necked for the past three months, four months, five months. five months. It is just a different, it's a different place out here. Good or bad, that's not my comment, but it's just, it's a completely different COVID culture here. And so when we walk out of the room, we have to put a mask on. Like, we're working in this room now, but in Nashville, again, we don't even put clothes on and we walk out of the room. We're spitting everywhere, slapping each other on the butt, you know, having a good old time. But it's, it's pretty wild here. I am here, Ray, play that first voicemail that we have from last night.
Starting point is 00:15:57 Got it. Hey, Bobby. Why is Lionel at home and not an American Idol? Give us answers. Last night, Lionel, it was, I don't, I didn't get to watch the whole episode or watch some of it last night. Do they not explain on the show? I don't want to say something. I think that there was a bit of contact tracing back two months ago, and Lionel might have been around somebody that had been around somebody.
Starting point is 00:16:26 So they just said, hey, we're just going to not put you in the room with anybody. because they take this stuff seriously in American Idol. Like, there's no, if you're, if you even like have a cousin who met somebody once two years ago that had COVID, like, you're going to take a break until it's for sure you didn't have it. They did say it last night because I did not see the first part of the show. American Idol show stop around. Richie was doing virtual because exposed to COVID-19. All right, great. Yeah, that's what happened.
Starting point is 00:16:50 He was around somebody. I think it was like a hairdresser of someone. And then, so Lionel just stayed away. And as young as Lionel looks and as awesome as he is. He's in his 70s. And he acts younger than pretty much anybody else on that show. So that's why. And then the flooding, anybody else get hit hard by the flooding this weekend?
Starting point is 00:17:10 I mean, I would say about a quarter of a mile from my house. I mean, I drove by today, and I didn't realize how bad it was, but there's debris all over these baseball fields that I live by, and you can see watermarks going up to windowsills on houses. This was a couple of days ago for us, so I didn't realize it was that bad and that close to my house. We did get alerts all day when it was happening, you know, just like you're, we live on a hill fortunately, so it didn't really get us. But man, I saw water flowing down my street.
Starting point is 00:17:38 Like, it looked like a little river. It was pretty intense. I believe they, I left right as I was about to start happening, but I believe they said it was the third rainiest day in Tennessee ever. Oof. Like there were parts of town that I frequent that was like, you know, a foot underwater. So, Amy, did you get anything? No. Up on a hill.
Starting point is 00:17:55 Yeah, I guess we're on a hill-ish. I mean, it was loud and for sure woke us up a lot and kept getting the warnings and I could hear things that did not sound great. But there was no damage really where I am. Bones, there are still some cars that I saw like in the middle of fields that got taken away on like streams or creeks or whatever. They're still there today. Crazy. Dang. All right.
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