The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Ray’s Chaotic Cruise Behavior + Bobby’s First Cruise Experience + Best Stories Of The Weekend!

Episode Date: March 2, 2026

We checked in with everyone after the first weekend on the cruise. We dove into Raymundo’s chaotic party behavior and Bobby’s first cruising experience. Amy and Eddie talk about how it was cool how listeners decorated their doors of their rooms on the boat. Lunchbox is mad he didn’t get the same card as everyone else. We also go around the room and all share our favorite stories from the cruise and how Eddie busted Scotty McCreery’s cover.  Did Lunchbox have a bad run at the blackjack table?Amy shared how her 45-minute talk went on More Whimsy, Less Worry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right now, we're checking in with people on the boat right now. Scuba, come in. I'm here, check, check. Can you hear me? Yeah. Everybody got a microphone? Yeah, we got everyone here. Eddie, Amy, Morgan, Ray, and lunchbox. Okay, explain to me how everybody's sitting.

We were all sitting in like a horseshoe fashion. You got Eddie next to Amy and then in order, Morgan, Ray, myself, and lunch on the end over here. Everybody pretty tired or feeling good or what? A little bit of both. Yeah, two things can be true. I don't know. Where do we start? You can start with Ray and all of his madness.

Okay. I mean, no, we're already going. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, we're already on. I'm just like, where do we start? Like the question here. Yeah, Ray, it looks like you've been drunk a lot. True?

True. And I thought that's what I was brought on for. But yeah. To be drunk. That and to be a party and have a lot of fun and try and help the listeners get out of their comfort zone. Can you give me a Ray moment, Eddie? My favorite Ray moment was late one night. He's DJing with DJ Des on the boat.

And I hear him say, I'm going to face-time Garth here in a minute. And then finally somebody just says, you need to go. And he got pulled off the stage. While he was working? Yeah, yeah. He said he was going to FaceTime jelly roll, Garth, Jake Owen, and they're like, we've had enough. Get him off the stage. But he wasn't DJing.

The DJ was DJing. Wasn't he just standing there, like, yelling? Fist pumping. Mm-hmm. But there were only one. Yeah. It was kind of accompanying the DJ. Hipe, man.

I really, honestly, Bones, I don't. I don't know what he was doing there. Like he was standing on a mic, like on a mic next to the DJ. Ray, really just supposed to introduce the DJ and get down, but he just sat there and was like, Woo! Ray, was that your job just to introduce the DJ?

One more time. Was that your job just to introduce the DJ? Yeah, it could be a real quick intro, or they said I could linger and kind of that's what I did. I was just behind him and at times me and him would both be on the stacks of wax, or I'd just let DJ Des take over. So. I saw you doing karaoke, but I had heard karaoke was over.

You just stayed up. It could have been that, but he also, Desla, hey, if you're going to do a song, what's the song you know the absolute best for karaoke? And I said, Cowboy. And so he played it, so I sang along with it. Was karaoke maybe over? Sure, but Dez also had said, if you want to do a song, I'll exclusively give you one that you can sing to.

How is your stamina at this point? Oh, I'm good. I'm conditioned for it. Trying to entertain now Bayer because we're doing a lot more working. So she's wondering, am I hitting an island? Are we going to go swim with dolphins? And I'm trying to connect to the internet. So now I'm more of work mode.

I think the big party mode of me is already over. That was three days of that. You know what I was surprised by being on the boat was how people decorated their doors? I've never been on a cruise. I think people that come on a lot of cruises, that might be part of cruise culture to decorate your door specifically to who you are. Have you guys noticed anything about that, Amy? Just the, they've decorated doors with us, like all over all.

Those are the ones I've seen like someone did a Mount Rushmore and it had like our heads and then other people. There was this one door. The door was covered like, you know, ceiling to floor of all these pictures of us like little characters and it was really funny. I mean, people have gotten creative, but I have just seen, which this feels weird to say, but I've just seen the ones with us all over the door. I saw one. I saw one where I think, Bobby, did you sign one? Yeah, a couple doors they asked me to sign. And so I didn't sign any without permission.

in case you want. No, I got walking around. No, I wasn't walking around with a Sharpie, just signing doors. And also didn't sign the door. I signed the things that were on the door. Well, so they had a door decorating contest. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, so.

Oh, that makes sense. I think it's one of the cruise activities. So there's different things and a judge was going around looking at all the doors and then picking a winner. Whenever I left, I tried to give scuba Steve my room because it was a pretty nice room. and they wouldn't give it to them because I think they said that Keith Urban needed it. So I did try to give them my room.

Hey, that makes so much sense because I saw them the other day, like just redoing it all. Like there were security people in there, people in and out of that room, so I didn't know what they were doing. That makes sense. And so for those that were wondering, I did have a butler, as we talked about,

and he came to my room quite frequently, just to check. But you walked in and there was a room and then inside the room that I had, there was another room that had walls around a bedroom. So it was kind of like a square and inside the square

there was another square and then it was the bed and the bathroom and the television. Then I went into Eddie's room because it wasn't on a different floor it was like three doors down and it was just a nice room

but just like a hotel room so it wasn't a bad room it was just a hotel room but it was still on looking out over the water right Eddie? Yeah I had a balcony and everything I would say it was about

a third of the size of your room. I didn't realize it was that small. I mean, dude, your balcony, I've made the joke. Oh, the balcony was big. Oh, the balcony was big. Oh, I think Eddie's a little off on that. It's probably like a fifth of your room.

Okay, that's probably right. Yeah. The balcony was large. It had a whole table than another set of chairs. My balcony, not yours. Oh, do we lose them? Nope. You're back.

You're back. Okay. Did we lose you for a second? Yep. Dang, waves, huh? Yeah, man. Rogue wave. Choppy.

It's choppy out here. Dang. Yeah. Balcony, yes. I never saw Amy's room, so I don't know the difference in Amy's room to the guy's room. Did you, Amy, did any guys come to your room? No, it was like the size of your... Well, I'm going to, I'm trying to give my room to Ray, but the, I would say the size of your living room was the size of my room.

Wait, wait, there's a living room? Bobby had a living room. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, he had a living room. Oh, yeah, I had a living room, had a bedroom, dining room. Bathroom, huge... I had to sleep in a chair. balcony. Scova had the supposed worst room. How was your room? My room is the size of like a city

apartment. It would say me 300 square feet. I do have a balcony, which is nice, but you can't really like turn or move. You have to walk either forward or backwards to get in and out of my room. It's very, very small. And on a different floor from everyone else. Yeah, I try to give you mine. No, I do appreciate that. But I, someone had mentioned that a listener at that St. Hugh breakfast. And as soon as they finished the words Bobby's room, some guy was like, nope, that's going to Keith Urban. And I was like, oh, yeah. Oh, really? Yeah, I didn't have a chance to even fight for it. Some things that I didn't know, because it's my first cruise.

You get on a cruise, kind of like you get on an airplane at the airport. You drive in or you bus in to different, like, terminals, which I thought was wild. The boats are huge. I think that's easy to say, but until you actually see the boat, it's freaking huge. It's like a city. But yeah, you drive in, and we had a car, and it took us right into the terminal. and then you go and you just stand in line like you do at an airplane terminal, then you get on. Amy, was that your experience?

Yeah. I mean, it felt very organized. I appreciated that. Like I thought when we got off the boat in Key West getting back on, like even Eddie was texting me because I got on the boat before. Then they were still eating and he's like, tell me if there's a line. Because we kept, I just kept thinking because it felt like an airport that it was going to be like we were in the TSA check line. But they're efficient. Yeah.

They were drug checking the backs of cars driving in. Like ours. I don't know how you guys got in because it was me. Who was in my car? Me, scuba. Me, you, Ryan, and my wife. Yes. But we were going through and they pulled up and made the person pop their trunk and dog

checked their cars. How did you guys get into the main terminal, Amy? On a bus. So I didn't see anybody getting checked. They got checked. Yeah, they got checked on our bus. It was a truck though Like produce truck

Oh yeah that'll do it Right in front of us And I'm like oh boy What are we gonna see There's a produce check There's probably some drugs going in So yeah That happened

Let's see what else Stood out to me When I got in to the boat It's wild They're elevators on a boat It's just crazy that they're I'm thankful But I'm just saying it's so big

I've never been on a cruise before I've never been on a cruise before So to get on a boat And to see elevators Inside of a boat Elevators where you like look out to back glass, like the size of a hotel. That was crazy to me.

You can fall overboard, I feel like. I feel like it takes a little effort if you need be kind of athletic in some of those places because those lifeboats are on the side. But I think from mine, I think I could have jumped out into the water. Oh, for sure. From my balcony. Yeah. No problem.

And if you really were to try, I think you could go overboard from your room. I don't know about you guys's rooms. Eddie, could you go overboard from your room? No, I'd have to give it a really good lead. because yeah, you're right, the rescue boats are down there. So about maybe 15, I'd have to jump outwards to get into the water. But I didn't notice there's people, like if you look down all through the balconies, there are people with binoculars watching the sides at all times.

No way. Yeah, to make sure like nobody jumps off. No. Yeah. Wait, that's their job? Yeah. So like where the pilot is, those windows come out, almost kind of like a hammerhead shark. I mean the captain?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, captain. Right. Right, right, right. And so on the sides, they have people, like, I guess they're just watchers who watch the side of the boat at all times. Oh, wow. That's cool. For the people that didn't go, Abby and Mike, do you guys have any questions for us about the crews in general? Anything because for me, I didn't know what it was going to be at. We had internet. You had to put your phone on airplane mode, but the internet was good. So if I had to call anybody, if we were out on the water, I just used the internet to call. I noticed that we had movies in our names. Did I put those movies in my? name I don't know how those got up there but there were some movies under my name but I don't remember submitting those no I don't think we did we did I didn't know we submitted those movies no no I never got yeah I would have never put elf as a movie if I pick five

movies now it's a good movie but we're going in February March I don't think I would put Elf as one of my movies I saw I saw my name on there and I purposely did Key Largo which is like an old Humphrey Bogart movie and Little Mermaid Yeah, I posted on my Instagram. I'm the only one. Mike, anything. What was that thing that Ray posted about how much you have racked up in food and drinks? Ray?

Yeah, so me and Beezer ended up doing the all-inclusive. So we get unlimited alcohol and it's so annoying. Every time you get a drink, you have to get your badge off, hand it to them. They got to scan it. They enter the room card. And I said, for all this hoopla, they better be keeping like the craziest list of all the drinks we've had. And so we go on the TV and you can sloth. and see every place you've drank at and where you've ordered the drinks and on what day and at what time.

And it kept going. Our list went down about 40 in three days. We were dying laughing. Do you get hung over, Ray? I do a lot of precautionary stuff. I do glutathione and I do hydration. I do electrolytes. Glutathione. Yeah. Okay. So you don't get hung over because of all the precautions. Yeah. And I do NAD. And then we also have, I do some other little pills and tablets I take. But yeah, I For the most part, I really don't get super hungover. But they didn't make you pay for a drink package, do they? Yeah, they did. Yeah, it was pretty pricey too.

But otherwise, you're not allowed to have soda pop. You're not allowed to have specialty coffee. And then any drinks, you have to pay $15 a pop. Yeah, that's crazy. But didn't they say you could expense it all back? Right, not the alcohol, though. And my wife's here on vacation. So she definitely, and they're smart.

They make both people in the room do the drink package because otherwise she would just go get the drinks and bring them back to me in the room. Oh, yeah. I learned that when they skis. scan our little, the little key, the past, our picture shows up. So I did not know that. So this other girl that works in our company, she used my card to get a drink. And that's when we learned that they scan it because we don't look similar.

And then a few minutes later, I go back and the guy looks at me and he's like, what? And then I got a lecture. And he's like, if you give your card to anybody else, I'm going to take it away. Dang. Gosh, I'm sorry. I just thought, oh, that's my co-worker. We were, you know, she was sorry. How was the time on Key West when you guys got off the boat?

It's the best. Eddie went, Eddie did one. I didn't want to get back on the boat. I love that place. It's so cool, man. The vibe is just awesome. Like the restaurants, the bars, the people, the houses. We went to the Hemingway House.

It's just, man, it's just heaven. It's awesome. Did you guys actually smoke those cigars or just carried them around? Nah, we never lit them. Like, I still have mine in my bag. I mean, I don't know. I don't think I'll ever light it, really. Because they never lit in the picture,

so I wondered if you guys ever did anything with them at all. No, we never smoked them. What was the deal with the cards? Like, you have black cards or color cards? Is that like, because most of you guys have like a black card, Amy. Is that what it is? So the black card that I had, that's what they scan. And then I think La Lunchbox had a red one.

Yeah, that was really problematic Because I don't even think like you know Ray was talking about soda and coffee and water Like lunchbox with the red card like he All I could get was tap water That's all I was allowed to get I couldn't even get into some of the restaurants Like they had a special like they have red times

And blue times you can eat If you have a black card you can eat at any time Well apparently I only had a red card So I was getting denied entrance to restaurants I was not allowed to drink anything but tap water It's been awesome man It's been great. Whoever set this up did a great job of putting me on the bottom of the bottom.

Why do you think that is? I had nothing to do with it. Scoobesteeve had nothing to do with it. Why do you think you got a different card? I have no idea. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable that I couldn't even get a bottled water unless I wanted to pay $20 for it. Like it's like it makes no sense.

Like I mean, no offense to Bobby. They gave you the premium package. You don't even drink. Like, why would you need the premium package? Why would they not give it to someone like me who's going to be drinking alcohol? Instead, I can have tap water. That's it. I couldn't even get into The Raging Idiot show because I had a red card.

And it was blue card time, so I had to sneak past the people to get in and watch the raging idiots. I mean, I don't understand how this happens and why it happened. Honestly, it wasn't a bit. I don't either. I didn't know that was the case. I just wondered, Scroo Steve, do you know why he got a different? different card because Ray what card do you have I got the black one of course yeah all artists talent and their teams have the black cards because we have different dining

and different access it baffles me he had the red card too and I didn't even realize it either because my wife and I are sitting at the bar we got bottles of water and he goes I'll take a tap water it's like you know you can get a bottle water he's like no I can I got a red card so they got switched out but it's one of those things well I have a running list of things that we should definitely make sure for next year that are not happening this year? I got a bunch of questions about if I was seasick or not. And so I'll say that the first day,

I had mild to medium issues to where I was feeling nausea. When we got on the boat, I didn't feel it so bad because we were on the boat for what, five or six hours before the boat ever left. Would you say that's accurate? Like we got on 10 a damn. Once the boat started going, I got a little bit of the nausea like burpees.

Day two, I was feeling 80% better. So I had it a bit. I never fully vomited. When Eddie and I were doing our shows, I was feeling it a little bit. There were a couple accidental, like burps in the microphone.

It was kind of a throw up. But it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be, which is great for me for next year when I can actually stay longer next year, that I don't have to worry about being like totally seasick. So was a little nauseous at first, adjusted well. I don't wear any of the stuff.

I don't feel like this stuff. works for me. I've tried it all in different scenarios, even riding in the car. I've tried the things behind the ear. I've tried the wristbands. I've tried the shockers. I've tried it all. But I was generally relieved that I got a little better at it. What was crazy was on day two we're pulling into the first port, which was Key West. You're basically pulling into a boat slip, but it's a massive boat slip because the boat, again, is the size of a city. That thing shakes pretty hard, right? Did you guys feel it when we were coming in? Yes. It's like, so I think it hit me a little bit there but then we had a good St. Jude breakfast with a bunch of listeners

it's pretty cool to meet a bunch of people that you see post and just how nice the listeners are any of any thoughts? Oh yeah no we've met so many cool people I can't and that have listened for yeah a long time you know 18 20 years and you feel like you can have a conversation because they're they know so much. So then they're talking to you about certain things. And then they pause and they're like, oh my gosh, it feels weird that I know this about you.

And I was like, well, actually it doesn't because we talk about it. So like, don't feel weird bringing it up at all because if we've shared it with y'all, obviously it's not weird that you know it. So just had some good conversations

about people from all over the country. The world, Australia. Somebody who's here from Australia. Oh, yeah. I met them too from Australia. So nice. It was like a dad and a daughter, I think,

from Australia. unless it's a different couple you're talking about. No, I think it's the same one. Well, I just met the dad. I didn't meet the daughter. Odds are. It's probably the same. I would think so.

The one couple from Australia. So have you guys been keeping up with anything happening in the news? Or is it total just on cruise mode? Let's see. I know terrible news. That's pretty much all I know is terrible news. That's kind of all the news exists anyway. So tried to log off from that with my brain a little bit.

But, I mean, people were definitely talking. about it on the boat and um talking about iran what are you talking about yeah well i ran austin the shooting uh so you know sometimes it would come up at dinner and we're like okay let's just let's you know compartmentalize that for a second and still enjoy this there was a mom that at my health and wellness talk the last 15 minutes i had an open mic for just q and a or if you wanted to share something and pertaining to my talk which was you know more whimsy less worry And she was like, I'm trying to wait for the facts and not worry, but I guess her daughter's in the military and it's going to be deploying out in a month or something. So she just doesn't know what's happening with Iran.

So her being on the boat and waking up to see that she's got a daughter in the military that's supposed to go somewhere. And now the situation in Iran, she just was like, I'm not going to worry about this yet until I know the facts and the details of where she's going. But she's like, I woke up and instantly just started crying because I was worried for my daughter. So she was sharing that this is a situation where she's going to wait to worry until she gets the facts. And so that was really heavy. Like she started crying and then I look around and everybody in the whole room is crying for her. And so she was also like, I need to step that aside because I'm here to have a good time. And I don't want this to ruin my trip.

I did feel like being on the boat and being on the water did allow you to separate from. Yeah. More than any other vacation. And possibly because, again, you're just out in the middle of the water. and there's just so much going on that you can walk out and do something else that I did find it was a bit easier to separate while out there.

Eddie and I did a couple shows the first night and they were back-to-back shows. We did one at like six, then we did one at 8.30. And I didn't realize people go so hard day one. It makes sense. It's first day of the cruise. And I guess as Amy told me before she went on stage,

it hits you different on the water, alcohol does, because Amy had three drinks or something and she was kind of drunk. Well, I don't know if that's the case. Was that true? I don't know if it's the water. I was using that as an excuse. I think really it was, we'd been so busy,

hadn't really eaten much food. And also it was like straight vodka. I don't think it was the water, man. I think it was more so circumstantial with my body and my order. I will say, though, it's kind of tricky, though. If you've had a couple of beers or whatever and the boat moves, you're like, is that the beers or the boat? Yeah.

It says you generally feel more intoxicated on a boat or cruise ship because environmental factors, constant motion, wind, noise, sun, accelerate dehydration and fatigue, which intensifies the effects of alcohol. Okay. So we went out in the night one of the boat. It's such a weird place for me to be in whenever I'm getting irritated at people that are having fun, but they're ruining it for other people. and so that first show there was a person or I called people

that just would not you don't have to stay quiet but just wouldn't be quiet for the quiet parts and they would stand up and yell and other people are trying to enjoy the show because some of the show is comedy some of the show is music and they just

they wouldn't stop so I tried everything it was one it was a people trying to enjoy the show then two it was embrace them bring them up on stage try to make them very much a part of the show

so then maybe it's like taking my dog out and running them so he'll just chill out. I tried to, like, run the listener. But even afterwards, she wouldn't chill out. Then we looked down there, Amy, and then she was just gone at some point. We thought they threw her overboard. We don't know what happened.

She was just gone and never saw her again. Anybody see her on the boat after that? I did. She's real nice. Yeah, I know. She was great. I just think people went so hard as soon as they got on the boat. Some of them were just a little drunk.

And they were just a little too rowdy for that environment. It was hilarious when she was walking back to her seat, and she was like, she almost fell off the stage and you said something about, oh my gosh, she's like, I'm not drunk. I was like, um. Show two was, we set the tone a little different. I kind of went out and was like, all right,

the audience for the first show was terrible. We're not going to be that bad. And they really weren't terrible. It was just a couple incidents, but show two was better. And I think they had more time to get drunk. But I think I did a better job, too, of just kind of restraining folks. and just letting him know the rules of the show.

That was fun. I didn't get to see Scotty. Did you guys go to the Scotty show? Yeah. Hey, there was another situation with Scotty, which was funny. Hilarious. Because he was talking about how he's on the boat for a few days, and he misses his family and misses his wife.

And then out of nowhere, some girl walks up. And everyone's like, yes, his wife is here. It's another drunk girl. And she just starts dancing on the stage. And they pull her off the stage too. And I'm thinking, oh, no, another one going overboard. Oh, she's going to jazz. jail.

Scotty McCrary, did he do two shows that night? He did. Is it all carded? Lunchbox got to go to the first show, but not the second type thing. Yep, same thing. Red card, first show, blue card, second show. How was this show? It was good.

I had never seen Scottie McCreery perform and it was good. It was hilarious to see the girl get up there and dance. And I don't know what, like, I really don't know what happens to her. Like, does she really get kicked off the ship? No. Do she get in jail? Or do they just put her back in her room? They told me they took her back to her room.

I would imagine the girl at my show went back to her room But I forgot they have those kind of jails on those boats, right? Yeah Man, I wish we could have got a tour of that We were walking through. I would have loved to have seen... Like a holding tank. I would have loved to have seen the prison.

The drunk tank? That's what you guys should go try to get a tour of. That or go down to the cat where the captain is like driving the boat? That'd be cool to see. That would be awesome. I wonder how many captains there are. Are there three captains? Are there two?

Are they working split 12-hour shifts? Anybody know? They told me that there was only one captain and they even told me his name. I don't remember his name? Kirk. Is it Kirk? Captain Kirk.

That's Star Trek. Okay, all right. I think it's the name is Aron. We met him, Bobby. I think when we first got to the holding area before you get on the boat back in Fort Lauderdale. Did you go down and see where he drives? No, he's actually up

where Eddie was talking earlier about how they have people in binoculars. I think he's on the 16th deck or the high part where he can see and he has the whole visual of what's in front and what's happening. For those that are listening this on podcasts, I do understand they're chopping out a little bit. I'm just continuing to push through. So when you hear it, that's not the phone, it's not the podcast. It's because they're connected. And are you, where are you guys right now?

We're at a daycare center. No, no, no. We're in Nassau. Bahamas, baby. Nassau. We're in Nassau and we are in a kids center, daycare. Yes. Oh, you're doing the show from a little.

Got it. on the 15th deck Got it What's the highest You guys have been on the boat 15? Right here right now Yeah that's the highest

We can go This is high Okay let's see What other stories do we have here Let's go Everybody give me Their favorite story From the crew so far

Let's go to Eddie first Eddie Well I just want to apologize As Scott and McCreary Kind of pulled The lunchbox the other day He was Yeah you know my joke

That I like I see someone A cowboy head I'm like Hey look it's Al Dean Well this time I did it with Scott and McCurry because the guy looked like Scotty McCurry.

Turns out it was Scottie McCurry. So when it drew attention. Oh, so you didn't say Alden. You said, look, it's Scotty McCurry. No, I saw it like, hey, look, it's Scottie McCurry, everyone. And it was really Scotty. He was like, oh, hey, guys. Oh, no.

So we talked to him for a little bit. Then a few listeners saw him. I kind of blew his cover, and I felt bad about that. Maybe he's wearing a cowboy hat on the boat, though. No, no, he wasn't. No, I was using the example. Like, when I see a guy in a cowboy head, I'll say, like, look, it's Aldine. Or, oh, it's George Strait.

But in this case, he was, he literally, like, Eddie was like, did not think it was Scotty McCurry. So he was like, hey, look everybody. It's Scotty McCurry. And then Scotty turns around and he's like, oh, what's up? And then he says hi to everybody. But yeah, then listeners started. I mean, I think he was like literally trying to go to his room. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. There was another time, too, we were doing a steak master class. And I guess he was hungry. He just wanted to get steak. And so we overtook the whole steak house or whatever. And he kind of went to like. like I need a table for one please and they were like I'm sorry we're doing a class right now so I try to it's Scottie like come on Scotty come on do the class and it was like take two

I embarrassed him again he walked off oh no um amy your best story uh I am up like well I guess I'm up $400 now in blackjack you're up 400 yes so yeah a total I have $500 but I put a hundred in so I'm up 400. Nice. And Blackjack is my new thing. And shout out to C.J. And, no, C.T. And J.

Those are my dealers. Do you only play when they deal? Well, they just happen to be the only tables I sat at. And they are awesome. Like, they would help me. They would tell me when to, you know. Hold on. Stop giving them credit.

I was there coaching you. Stop. I haven't gotten to that part yet. No, you're saying they're the ones. I'm the one that was making you money. Yeah. I heard you had a bad run at the table, lunchbox. I did?

Yeah. I didn't have a bad run at any table. Not with me, because honestly, he was coaching me, and we were on fire. The table was freaking out. Like, everybody at the table was screaming, and that's when I learned etiquette, because I was all excited, and it was so fun to, like, freak out when you win. And, but I, so when the whole table would win, I was like, we'd scream, and then I would win, and I would scream. And that's when I learned when other people at the table lose and you win.

you'd be chill you gotta be chill yeah everybody has to win right so I learned that the hard way so what happened with the cheating in the blackjack tournament then oh well so what happened is they say that you're not allowed to coach people whatever it's all serious but like the energy was kind of low and you know whoever had the mic was he was fine but i grabbed the mic and i started getting people hyped i started talking i started talking to the dealers started talking to the people playing and, you know, they're like, oh my gosh, people are freaking out. It's like, they had a $25 bet. So they're not really going to win the tournament because you've got to bet a lot of money

because you've got to get the most chips in seven hands. So when you're betting $25, you're not going to win. And someone's like, I don't know what to do. And I was like, man, I'm not allowed to coach you, but I'm going to just tell you that my son loves to play baseball and he loves when he gets to hit, you know, and stuff like that. And like four people out of the hundred people that were there went and complained and said there was cheating going on.

and they got all their butt hurts and it's like, God, people, it's for fun. If you win the tournament, though, do you win money? No. You win, like, prizes. Oh, well, good prizes? I don't even know what the prizes are, but that's what I'm seeing. Those people that were, like, didn't know what, they were betting $25. They had no chance to win the tournament.

You got to bet big money to win the tournament. And so it was just for fun. These people were just there because they want to be part of the action and fun and play with Morgan and myself. And so the people getting upset, I'm like, get them off the boat. Like, I'd rather kick those people off the boat and don't invite them back. What do you guys feel like the ratio of listeners is to people who just came out because of the country music part? 99% to one.

Really? Yeah. Oh, my gosh. Because I never met anybody that didn't know the show. And I didn't know because you guys have been there longer if you have. I met one person last night. And I guess they were a husband and a wife. So that's two people that sort of didn't know.

who we were but had heard of us, but that's not why they came. And then I guess, you know, we did a Q&A and something came up about the palette. And, oh no, did the crowd start going, don't talk about the palette? Well, no, but I sort of was like, does anybody hear like not, like do we need to go over this? Like, nobody knows. And only like, what, two or three people raised their hand of the entire crowd. So I would feel like that's a good sample size of how many people just weren't totally dialed in. But everybody else, I mean, they would finish like what lunchbox is saying um i'm just a businessman making business deals got to get that money and the whole crowd's like got to get that money it was like wrestling it was really really cute

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That's funny. Did you guys go to that? They put me in the, I had to get whimsy with myself before I got on stage to not freak out, because I thought I was going to be giving a talk, you know, like maybe in a, maybe here in the kids club, like where we are now, or like in a little classroom or something. But I was in the theater where the raging where y'all played, you know, that's like the big theater. That's where Scotty plays, you know, I mean, it's packed. And I was like, well, this is not going to fill out as well as it did for y'all. But people piled in and it was okay, but a lot of empty seats.

But that's okay. You speak to the seats that are full. Because it was an 1145 a.m. health and wellness talk on a booze cruise. It was just. But the people that showed up, they were really, really awesome. And, yeah, somebody did say when I left, they were like, you need to take this on the road. And I was like, okay. Did any of the show go to support you?

Hey, guys, were any of you there? I was there at the end. Morgan came, shout out. Oh, I didn't know what time it was. It wasn't, yeah. He didn't have the right card. Yeah, I didn't have the right card to get in. Sorry, it was blue card members only, man.

How did the morning walks go? Good. Yeah, I mean, I'm shocked people get up and walk in the morning. And where would you walk? There's a, on the 14th, the top deck, yeah, the top deck, there's a walking track. So you just walk the track and walk and talk and talk and walk. and I mean, people get up, they go to the, like I got lost one night trying to go to my room because the gym, if you're, you, I couldn't tell. You know, the maps are like, you are here.

Well, those don't help me. So I ended up at the gym because it was on my floor. And I was like, shoot, I need the other side of the boat. But at the gym, and it was like 10.30 at night. And there were people working out. Ready to gym work out. I did the first day when we were in Fort Lauderdale, but have not since I plan on doing that. Starting back. here pretty soon next day or so how's bay doing she having a good time oh she's having a blast yeah and she i mean she's met so many listeners i mean she almost thinks she's part of the show some of the time she was coming on stage and i was like bayser you're honestly though not part of the show unless they tell you can come on stage do not come on stage amy give me your favorite moment my favorite moment

amy or i do already do amy oh i did my blackjack is my favorite moment because i feel like it's unlocked a new level i mean i've played before but this i don't know No, it's better here on the boat. Something different. Like the alcohol hits a little different? No, not even that. Like, it just was something was different. Maybe it was like the listeners all being there and it just made it fun.

Like everybody freaking out and having fun every time there was a win. I don't know. I loved that energy. I have not experienced that before, except for like maybe in Vegas every once in a while, like when Bobby's like, put it on red. And then, of course, it goes on red. And everybody freaks out. Like that energy, you know what I'm talking about?

I'm familiar with winning energy. It happens occasionally. Amy's quote to me was, Oh my gosh. I love boat gambling better than Vegas because you win more on a boat. Yeah. Well, I've never, I've never won that much,

ever in my life. Have I won this much money playing a game? Can I give you a little bit of advice? Don't play anymore. I already cashed in. Okay, good. Yeah. I cashed out.

Yeah. Eddie, did you play? A little bit. Dude, what I love about this is the roulette was $2. Like $2. A dollar roulette is my style. Not this Vegas where like limit $20.

Man, you can sit at a table for like hours. So I played roulette. I probably want about 80 bucks cashed out. I'm done. Wait, so everybody's winning? No, I'm telling you, it hits different on this boat. Oh my gosh, I'm sorry, that was felt loud.

My dealer, we were winning so much that his boss came over and was thinking about like, I don't know, maybe it's rigging it. No, no, firing him. You got going, Jay fired, Jay's fired. And I don't know, maybe that's their schick, like, you know, a little entertainment of like the boss comes over and he's like, oh, too much winning going on over here. You're about to have to go home, but I mean, that's how much winning was happening. Like it was drawing attention. Eddie, did we do your favorite moment yet? Yeah, yeah.

Well, my favorite moment is just, I mean, it's hard to pick a favorite moment because this whole thing is awesome. Like, I've never been on a cruise. My favorite thing about this is just looking out. And like, you're literally in the middle of nowhere. The nights are so peaceful. Like you hear the water. You see the moonlight reflecting on the water. What's crazy to is you think like, oh, man, there's no one out here.

There's boats all over the place. Cruise boats, fishing boats, the cargo ships. It's like a highway out here, which is nuts. I don't know. To me, the whole thing is just crazy that we're just in the middle of nowhere and I just love it.

Lunchbox's favorite moment? Yeah, maybe when we were on stage and Amy was giving a speech and saying, you know, this week is about saying yes, yes, yes, and like have more fun and like, you know, you're nervous about doing something, but say yes, try it. and then Eddie decided to insinuate that I was trying to cheat on my wife on this boat and told the whole crowd

but say no when lunchbox invites you to his room because he is married yeah it's called a joke yeah that was awkward that's your favorite part that's your favorite moment of the whole boat yeah because you looked like an idiot I mean it was very weird yeah that that's weird did you reply to that on stage no he said I forgot my wedding ring so he played along with it was like I mean I didn't want to kill them momentum just be like the momentum of the joke of the cheating on my wife joke well I didn't want to make it awkward up there so I was just like I don't really understand why Eddie would say I'm going to cheat on my wife like that's a weird thing to introduce the vote to like I don't know it was a weird thing to put out in the out there but yeah that was interesting well then the question is did you there was this

one time oh my how stupid are we no he said no yeah I told I told me he never said anything I didn't say anything. No, I said, how stupid are we? That's what I said. Exactly. So, so. Yep, I cheated on my wife. I slept with three different women. I mean, oh, my. Wow. Zero to a hundred. Morgan, favorite moment. Oh, well, I also had some gambling luck. I went $1,000 all in at the blackjack table and I won. And that day, I won $2,000. What? And the blackjack tournament. Wait, real money? No, she doesn't, she doesn't get real money. It was the house's money. I got to play with the house's money. But you don't get that money so it doesn't matter. But I still won. No. Like it was still funny. Why are you getting mad at her lunchbox?

No, it's play money, guys. She didn't win anything. I really thought she won $2,000 though. Okay, it was a cool moment though. Everybody was freaking out. Like Amy was talking about like people around the table freaking out because I just went with whatever the table wanted and I did it. I went all in and I won 2000 and everybody freaked out.

It was awesome. That's fun. And well, Ann, there was another fun moment too. too when we were on stage and that we were doing the show Q&A and it was chaos. Everybody was talking and everybody was yelling at each other. And a listener brought up a straight vodka shot and I just took it. It was like three shots of vodka and one cup. Did you get, uh, get, uh, get, uh, get,

Yeah, it was pretty impressive. Do you get wildly drunk? You get wildly drunk. Morgan said you immediately regretted it. I did. I did regret it. Ray Mundo, a favorite moment? Yeah, definitely the listener's comments because we think that we're pretty open.

I mean, they say what is on their mind. And it'll be an offhand comment to Eddie. Oh, you're not as chubby. as we thought you were on the show. But for me personally, it is amazing when they come up to me because it just confirms all along that I'm really not as short as you guys say that I am because

I've had countless people say you're not even close to as short as they make it seem like you are. I'm like, thank you. That's what I've been saying. All along. All we do is say the height that you are, which is 5'6. I know, but in person, apparently, they think

Bays are super pretty, even prettier and on picture, and they think I'm super tall, even taller than I sound on the radio. On the flip side, they do think I'm very short. Everybody thinks I'm very, very small. Which we also give your height, which is what, 5'1? 5 and 3.4 of 1 inch, yes. There you go.

Scoobie Steve, best moment? I would say the cool thing for me being this is like my first Bolly Bone Show experience outside of the studio with you guys is the listeners and how kind they are and they'll make you stuff and give you things. Like this guy, Jesse, made us these wooden pens and passed them out. some guy named Hector, who's a veteran of the Marines, gave everyone challenge coins. And then a woman from Las Vegas, Carrie, made us all hats. But the problem was she gave the hats to Eddie and said to get it from him and he can't find the hats.

I had them for one second. Then I lost him. I don't know where they are. Well, I have the pins for everybody back at the studio. Like if you're not here, I have your pin for you, unlike Eddie who lost the hats. Eddie, how do you lose? That's pretty cool, though. Big hats.

It was a bag. It was just a bag. She said all the hats are in here, make sure everyone gets them. And it was right after a rage in it show. So I was like, no problem. And I think I've had to pack my guitar. I don't know where the bag is. I lost it.

Sorry, guys. Does she know that? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, we told her. We actually told the whole ship. Yeah, sorry. If anyone from the cruise is listening to this podcast from the boat, you can send me a DM. That would be fun.

Because life is different on the boat. Like, your normal, you know, every. day things, they're not happening the same because you're sleeping different. You're out on the water. Your routine's completely different. But yeah, it's super fun. Looking forward to next year. Yeah, go ahead. Bobby, you'll love this story. So one of the workers is from South Africa and he came up to me. He's like, I listen all the time. And he was like, I actually also just got into pickleball. I didn't know what that sport was. And I just played it for the first time in Florida. He was talking about the show and listening to it. And he went to play pickleball. And now he's like going to be a pickleball player when he's off the ship.

That's how we've inspired people. Pickleball. New pickleball players around the world. All right. I think that's pretty much it. We can roll some voicemels, but I don't know if you guys can hear them. Hey,

can you play voicemail number one, Kevin? Eddie, you are a complete idiot. Can you guys hear that? Yeah. Kind of? Yeah, Eddie's an idiot. Okay, here we go. Hit it.

Eddie, you are a complete idiot if you're really thinking that your children don't know what acronyms are. Like they, they really do know what those mean. And they probably swear and cuss at school and you don't have any clue. Anyways, love the show.

Have a good day. Response, Eddie? You know what makes me kind of like, I question myself a little bit, but then I'm also like, guys, I think my kids are really good. Like, and when you guys are like, they know that stuff, I'm like, I really don't think that they do. Oh my God. Like my oldest, obviously, he knows all those words.

He watches movies. His friends say those words. But my 12 year old, I don't think he knows those acronyms. When you were 12, you knew the stuff. And I think they're even more aware than we were. Yeah, but dude. Eddie, I don't think knowing it is like, um, you can still be good. Yeah, you're not bad if you know it.

Like, you're like, my kids are good. They don't know what WTF means. No, because I really, because I'll say it and I'll look for their reaction and they never react to it. And I'm like, if that was me, I would have been like, That's funny. They don't know what it means. Oh, yeah. But they never do that.

Number two. I'm calling because I want to get ahead of something. My dad and, well, my parents are going on to cruise. And I'm realizing that my dad thinks that you all are going to know me because I talk about you all so much. So if you get into an awkward conversation with a very nice man from Bradenton, Florida, that probably is my dad. and I apologize that he thinks that we know each other. I hope y'all have a great time. Any run-in, guys?

We talked to Bradenton, Florida this morning at breakfast, Morgan and myself. Yeah, we did. You think it's the same person? My daughter really loves you guys, and she knows who you are. Yes. Nice. All right, good deal. Next one.

I just heard Eddie talk about how he's going to kick his son out as soon as he graduates high school. I say negative. I don't think Eddie would do that. Eddie is a softie even though he tries to act. Like he's a hard guy, but he's a big softie and his kids always come first. He's a helicopter dad and that doesn't just stop when your kid turns 18. Talk to you guys later.

Eddie? Yeah, it's funny. And sometimes, you know, like I'll say stuff on the show and then on the drive home like, what did I say that? I wouldn't do. Like, I think I really do want to be that parent that says like, hey, you got to go. Like, you're 18. It's time for you to be responsible, be independent.

Let her rip. But I don't know. I think he might be right. I was thinking about that right after I said that. What I think about is when Eddie said some, I don't know, about a week ago, that he was watching, I think, the Luge and it changed his life for two days or something. I was like, what are you talking about? It didn't change. No, man, for two whole days.

That was bopsledding. Yeah, whatever it was. I was like, no, it did it. Oh, no, he watched the Elizabeth Smart documentary and he's like, it ruined my weekend. Dude, it did. Two days. This is great thinking about that one. Hey, so this is not Tuesday, Reviews Day, but a couple things.

I did watch just because I wanted to see the new scrub. to see how it felt. It's good. It feels like old scrubs. Yeah, that's pretty good. Yeah. Like, if you liked old scrubs, I think you'll like this version of scrubs.

So I just watched one episode to see, because most of my scrubs watching came from watching on TBS when it was in syndication and it showed a lot. So if you liked old scrubs, you should watch new scrubs. I enjoyed it. I didn't watch more than one episode, but I will if there's like,

I need to feel some time. They looked the exact same as they did back when you first aired. They do. So that was good. And then we got through the first couple episodes of Paradise. I think they put out three on week one, which is great on Hulu. It is a week-to-week show, but I love they did a full dump. And I was getting mixed reviews because this season has been a bit different than last.

I love it. Episode one was really good. I love it. Like, what I don't like about some shows and this show could do that. This is not in any way a spoiler. They can create space in storylines by going back in time. And this did that. It kind of created a new story.

line because there's a lot happening. But I think Paradise, this show might be better than it was season one. So only through two episodes, but I love where that's going. I didn't, you know, I haven't finished anything. So my, I don't think I finished anything. So my Tuesday or a review day will be minimal if that. But I did start a couple new things. What about on the boat? You guys, unless you had it like saved right on your phone, you're probably not watching new stuff. I don't even know how to turn on the TV. Do you have a TV? card, I don't think you're allowed to.

Yeah, that's what I was going to ask. If you had any restrictions on television time. How come they won't give you a black card now? No, I finally got one out out of like three days, but it was... I also found out recently that I think Amy's the only one that has drink package included in her badge. Well, I think Bobby did too. Yeah, Bobby did. Well, yeah, but he didn't drink.

That's what I'm saying. Why did we waste it? I did try to give my card to Eddie. And they were like, you can't because your picture's on it. Yeah, we don't look a lot. But you know what I'm saying? Like Eddie, like the people that organize this, like when they see premium, there was no need to give Bobby premium because they know he doesn't drink. So it's just wasted.

And then the first night they told me, hey, dude, I think you're included. So I started ordering drinks on my card. It went straight to my room. I got charged for all the drinks. I think they gave me premium because I could go into any room, even at dinner at different times. Like it wasn't redblower or any show if I wanted to get and they weren't going to hassle me for that. It wasn't about the drinks. No, it's like literally the premium.

part is about the drinks. Like that's literally like your black card would have gotten you anywhere. But then there's this tiny little section of the card that says like premium. And that's literally for unlimited alcohol. You guys don't have black cards. They have black cards, but they, they don't have the premium written on it. Just you and Amy. And and I have tap water. This is the thing for next year. Absolutely. I feel like everybody, whatever it is, I don't care. Don't give me the premium. I just want everybody to be equal because it's so dramatic and awkward that I don't I just want to be equal. You know, I don't back that. I don't mind being elevated. Okay.

So, yeah, I don't know. I like it that you guys are equal, but I don't mind having a nicer room. Well, that's fine. You deserve that, man. That's fine. I'm just saying like, even with the card, I mean, I'll take the bigger room. But the, the card, I just wanted to be equal. And that's why I was trying to help people out by giving them my card and then I learned the photo thing. It's just funny because it just keeps getting worse for lunchbox. Like it was it all started with the room, right? Blah, blah, blah, whatever. And then it went to his room wasn't ready till four.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Not only was my room not ready till four. Like I show up and there's no, my room's not ready. Okay, cool. So we go walk around the ship, do all this stuff. Four o'clock, I go back in my room. They still never put a room key out there. Like there's not even a room key.

Like everybody's room key is right. there on their little where their room number is. Not mine, they never put a dang room key out. So I had to go back four, 10 stories up, find the front desk, wait in line and get a key, and then go back to my room where everybody else on the ship, every single person had a room key waiting for them on their room door. Not me, no chance. So embarrassing.

And then we try to go eat dinner and it says black cards only. And they won't let me in the special section where they're trying to eat. And I'm like, I'm part of them. I'm part of them. They're like, sir, you have a red card. And Ray and them, they laughed for 10 minutes when they found out I had a red freaking card. Yeah, he couldn't get in without us. He had to have us to get him in.

From my knowledge, this is in no way a bit. I thought it was a prank. I thought for sure you guys sat down, had a meeting and said, we're just going to do everything possible to piss lunchbox off. And then the whole bottle water situation. That's just the cherry on top that he can only. tap water. Like literally I was sitting at a bar with Scoob and his wife and I ordered a water and they go, why are you not getting bottled water? I'm like, I'm not allowed to.

From my knowledge, lunchbox, there's no, I know nothing about this. I was not a part of this. This is not a, what was that show on MTV Boiling Point where you watch? Boing points or punk. One of the two. Which everyone you want. Yeah, no, this was not me at all. I'm sorry that's happened. And like when Scuba like, like, was like, I mean, he was laughing so hard the fact that I was drinking tap water. It was like. Like, warm tap water. It's not cold. It's not, I mean, it is warm.

Oh, my God. Yeah, but it's fine. Hit me with another voice in all. Kevin. I was at the Rascal Flats concert last night. The show was amazing. The openers were great. Everything was great.

Except the people who were sitting behind us were kind of a buzzkill. I was constantly told to sit down, be quiet. And we chose to respect the wishes of those. behind us, like Amy, we fear retaliation, but it really put a damper on the whole show. So I was just curious what your thoughts were and what proper indoor concert etiquette was for future reference. Thanks. Yeah, that's wild. On a music show like that, when music's playing, first of all, I'm a big believer in read the room. However, at a concert, you have the right, you have your own autonomy to get up and sing. You should. Unless it's, they're playing,

God bless the broken road, and everybody's sitting down and you're standing. up yelling the song. Again, it's a read the room type thing. But at ball games or at concerts, like, if they're playing music, you're allowed to stand up and sing. So unless I've been in situations too where there have been people behind me that are in like wheelchairs. And again, that's one where it's like, you know what, I'm not going to stand up that much because I don't want to block their show because they're not able to stand up. And that's a read the room moment. But for the most part, it just sounds like you got some, you know, bad apples behind you. and I think I'd have probably stayed standing up

and just annoyed them for the sake of it. So that's what I would say, but it's very much a read the room. And if you're the only people that's being told, let me say this again. If you're the only one standing up and singing and being loud and you look around and nobody else is, you're not reading the room properly.

If everybody's up standing up and you are too and the people behind you are like sit down, then they suck. So that's my answer there. Amy? Yeah, I definitely read the room. But, yeah, certain songs, probably not. But the fun ones, like, if it's life is a highway, I'm up. Give me another one. I'm dancing.

Hey, just had a question. Wanted to get some advice. I have an 11-year-old daughter who tends to lie. Look forward to hearing back. Thanks. Bye. All right, you guys with kids, she has an 11-year-old daughter that lies. Eddie, you want to go first?

Oh, man, that's hard. That's a hardin to break because some kids just, just lie. You know, they just lie. And I don't know why. Um, we have rules. Like, obviously, every time they lie, we kind of, it's more of I spend a lot of time to be like, all right, like now's your chance to tell the truth. And if you tell your, tell the truth now, you won't get in trouble or you'll only be in your room for this many minutes or whatever. But like, it's, it's just a hard one. And I feel like we get better with some of my kids that lie, but it's just a process. I, sometimes that,

That does work. That does work when I tell them like, all right. And then here's your chance to tell the truth. And then they say, no, I'm telling the truth. Telling the truth. Then eventually after the third time, they're like, all right, I'm lying. So it's just a process. I think they'll get over it. Amy, what do you think? I mean, it's tricky. We don't know a lot of the other details of your kid. But I think that I try to think of what's going on. Like where do they not feel safe? And lying, especially like that compulsively at that age, it's some sort of a, in my opinion, my experience, like a, they're in survival mode for something. They're doing it to have control or to protect themselves or they have fear that if they say this. So when we've had circumstances like that, just trying to create a safe environment, open communication, let's all talk, have small wins where maybe if you get it out of them and just have that connection and one-on-one. And it's very difficult if they're doing it a lot at that age. Because you got a I would nip it try to nip it but that's more like the I don't know I'm not a parenting expert but it obviously but with my kids one in particular there was some issues but I know her

past when I'm just submitting it's my daughter but I know her past and really when we got to the root of what it was about it was about her so it was part of her survival mode it's what she did to maneuver her way in the world where she felt safest she felt safest line So we had to undo some of that. And it's worked, but our techniques might be different than what your child needs. All right, one more voicemail. Hit it. The phone had story of the day from, because every day when it comes on, I say, and 90% of the time, I read the stories of the show.

They just come from different news outlets. You just look online and you look. Reddit has a thread of news of the stupid that you look at, and they have a lot of those posts. And I guess just a lot of dumb people who live in Florida. or there's a lot of drinking in Florida and the sun so they do dumb things. I don't know, but Florida is a great hot spot for idiots. All right, thank you. Thank you for the voicemail.

Leave us one anytime. 877-Bobby. Would you recommend that people come on the cruise next year? If so, why? Let's go around the room, Amy. Yes, 100%. It's so fun. I mean, I'm just, like, I can't wait.

I'm having way more fun than I thought I was going to. So all the reasons why are, you're in the middle of the ocean. Yeah. Okay. No, I'm just like, I just wondered what you had to say. Yes. Yes. Next year.

Yes. Eddie. Oh, for sure. Yes. I'm telling you, like, I've never thought of going on a cruise. It's never crossed my mind. But to see everyone have so much fun with all the different events, um, from karaoke to watching like great music every night.

from like the food is pretty good. Like you think about like cruise food. I didn't know what to expect. It's pretty good. And so and then not to mention all the spots that you go on like Key West was unbelievable. Bahamas looks amazing. So yeah, I would say yes. Come on the cruise if you can.

Is the urban show today? Yes. There was sound check in this morning. 9.30 p.m. Wow. That's pretty late. Yeah. Yeah.

We don't leave this port until 2 a.m. It's like a tour bus. Yeah, basically. Lunchbox, would you recommend people come on the cruise? Yeah, as long as you're the one organizing it and you don't have people in your company doing it for you that have it out for you, then yes, I'd say come on the cruise. I mean, what a chance to hang out with us

and do some amazing things. And there's 24-7 action. If you want action, you want like always something to do. Oh my gosh, there's always something to do. People are up all night and then they're up at the crack of dawn, ready to hit it the next day. It's absolutely a blast. There's a basketball court?

There is? I was hooping the first day. I did not know there was a basketball court. There's a putting green up here. There's cornhole. There's everything. It's awesome. Oh, man, I missed out on the basketball court.

All right, I make a note there. So, Scooby, if they want to sign up for next year, it's just top shelfcountrycruise.com, right? Yes, yeah. And if you're on the cruise ship, right now they have a space, I believe, on deck four, where you can sign up now and they'll give you some incentives

like a hat or a t-shirt or something. Yeah, I've seen people with hats. They've already, they're 20, 27 hats. Yeah, they look at my hat and I'm like, yeah, you got a new hat. And then they point to the side and it says 27. I'm like, okay.

That means we've signed up for next year. And I was like, all right, you can room next to Amy probably. Unless you leave your wedding or get home again, they can just room with you. Oh yeah, then you can sleep in my room. That's a bad joke. Ramundo, you weren't coming.

and I was like, hey, we need Ray to come. So that was a big shift, but now you're pretty much mayor of the boat. So next year, you want to come back? Yeah, unofficial mayor of the boat, but it is a blast. I'm enjoying it. From a listener standpoint, you're not going to get closer to anybody from the show. I mean, there's been kisses, there's been hugs. Oh, my.

And that's that lunchbox? Is that in his room? One lady, was it you that got kissed? I got kissed. Oh, I did too. Yeah. Yeah, there's some of these ladies that go in for the cheek kiss. You're like, what?

We don't know you. And then I met a nice, a nice older lady, and she did get a little hansy. and I said you paid for it. So let's enjoy it. Amy, there, I did. Well, in this part of the podcast with this, there's a conspiracy theory online about you. I just want to see if it is true or not.

Amy and I have played this game where we put a celebrity on her heads on my Instagram account. It's Mr. Bobby Bones. And Amy's 2-0. Like, not even close. I suck at this game, apparently. But people are speculating

you're seeing the answers of my glasses. Not possible. That's not. I saw people putting that. I'm like, what? First of all, it never occurred to me that I could try that trick to look and see, but I, I do, we'll have to put it, like, let's try it out. Like, next time we're together, I want to see if I can see something through the reflection

of your glasses. Because that's not happening. Sure are defensive. Sure our defensive. Wait, what? That's, no, I don't feel defensive. I think I'm answering it. Did Eddie start this rumor?

No? No. I never thought about it. But then listeners are like, I think she sees it in his glasses. Mm-hmm. So obviously that's the only way I could win. I didn't say that. That's sarcasm.

Oh, got it, got it. Okay, thanks guys. I'll put up a new one I think today over at Mr. Bobby Bones. Okay, that's it. You guys back at it. Go to talk to everybody and have fun. Be safe. Don't drink too much, Ray.

Lunchbox hope you get the good card. Get some water today. Yeah, I'll get some water today, man. It's awesome. You guys enjoy your premium pass. Oh, Bobby, it doesn't use that. That's right. That's weird.

Yeah. Maybe they gave it to me knowing I wouldn't use it. I know, but that's so stupid. Like, do you know how weird it is that Amy can order a drink and then we can't order a drink? Like, it's just, like, it's nonsense. I'd like to second that. Well, you also have a bigger room to Amy, so it makes sense. Okay, I know.

Are you able to give your room? 27, we'll work on being equal. No, you just want them lifted with you. Would you go down a notch to be with them? Well, yeah. To avoid, listen, it is how to say. Amy. I just said a little bit ago to avoid the drama and awkwardness.

Yes, I would. You would go down a notch. Not that they get lifted up a notch. You would go down a notch. You're saying it right now. I like my room, but I would like for however we drink to, or access to things, I want access to be the same. Because it does feel weird when you're all hanging out and then. And we have to pay $25 or $20, whatever, get a drink and something to eat.

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