The Bobby Bones Show - Monday Post Show (11-8-21)
Episode Date: November 8, 2021Bobby brings you on a journey to hear what it’s like to record videos after the show. We also get an update from Raymundo about whether he will be attending the Soul Train Awards in New York. Amy ta...lks about a question she had on a therapy servant. She has Bobby answer some for her to see how she ranks against how she filled it out. Eddie calls out Raymundo for being a liar. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Own the dream. It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones.
Thank you. Thank you to the millions and millions out there on Facebook watching.
We're just going to do, we have a bunch of videos to shoot and we weren't going to get to a post show at all.
So I thought we would, I'll shoot these videos,
and then we'll just see what happens in the room.
This could literally be the lamest post show ever.
But you can hear behind the scenes.
Sometimes I'd just like to put up behind the scenes with one of these.
So you know what we do after the show.
So, you know, we're just not like, peace out, we're going home.
You know?
You with me?
Yes.
Okay.
Yeah.
What?
Well, you don't like.
We're going to be over here being quiet and you're going to do the videos.
Only in the videos, though.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That was just two?
Okay.
Oh, it's only two videos?
Yeah.
Oh, three videos.
Three videos.
Three.
I'm ready.
but I don't have to stop.
But we're not resetting, like completely.
No, just do a clean read for the intro,
clear from the middle, and clean for the aisle.
All right.
There's no lights.
We're already set up.
Quiet on set.
Action.
Rolling.
Happy Veterans Day to our soldiers.
We owe you our thanks,
but more than that, we owe you our freedom.
Our hearts are filled with gratitude
as we thank all the brave men and women
who sacrifice so much
so that we could have a better life
and a country to call home.
We sincerely thank you.
Just, yeah, just that one part.
Here are the heroes, right, just one, three lines.
Here are the heroes we received and would like to acknowledge now.
Wait, how do you say that word?
Michiana?
That's like Arcletex, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas.
Michigan.
Okay, here we go.
Here are the heroes that we received and would like to acknowledge now from the Michiana area.
Is that he said?
What did I say?
Michiana.
Mishiana.
Here are the heroes.
I'm smiling.
Hold on.
Here are the heroes we received
and would like to acknowledge now
from the Mishiana area.
Does that sound natural?
Michigan?
Michigan?
Thank you.
In recognition of your selfless service
to this great nation of ours,
thank you for answering your country's call.
Hey guys, Bobby Bones here.
Happy Veterans Day to all those
that served our country, today we pay our respects to the men and women who have served
and we stand united in respect for you, our veterans. I'd like to take a moment to celebrate
and honor America's veterans for their patriotism, for their love of country, and their
willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. So in recognition of your selfless
service to this great nation of ours, thank you from all of us here at the Bobby Bone
show. We appreciate you so much.
I was going slow, man.
I was having to stall out.
What?
You're ready for me?
I know. I'm really short and I'm sure.
Okay, so there's two separate ones.
The first he's going to answer a question.
The other one will be like a this or that,
but they're like our Thanksgiving holiday videos, Eddie.
Oh, these are the dopey ones?
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, these are our fun, like social things we do.
Okay.
All right, so first question.
Wait, am I just answering you?
You're going to look at the camera, but I'm going to ask you it.
Go ahead.
What is your favorite Thanksgiving side dish?
My favorite Thanksgiving side dish is mashed potatoes with white gravy.
Just mashed potatoes, I send it back.
With white gravy?
Ah, crap.
There again.
My favorite Thanksgiving side dish, right?
Yes.
My favorite Thanksgiving side dish is mashed potatoes with white gravy.
If you don't put white gravy on it, I send it back.
If there's only gravy and no potato, I send it back.
All right.
Now this is a Thanksgiving.
That's from the office.
Go ahead.
This is a Thanksgiving, this or that.
So just, like, kind of quick answers.
Go ahead.
Pumpkin pie or apple pie.
I just say the one?
You can say a little commentary after, but pretty quick.
Do you want me to reset it or just?
No, yeah, yeah.
Okay, go ahead.
Pumpkin pie, my favorite Thanksgiving dessert.
Parade or football games?
Football games for sure.
I mean, will anybody say parade?
Turkey or ham?
Turkey, turkey.
Cornbread or rice?
rolls. Oh, that's tough.
I'm probably going to go rolls, a warm roll.
Napping or activities.
I like an activity before the meal and then napping after the meal, but if I had to pick one,
I go napping.
Mashed potatoes or gams.
Mashed potatoes. One of my some city folk.
Last one. Home cooked or restaurant?
I like restaurants that make it seem like it's home cooked, but I'm going to go home cooked.
Perfect. All done.
Good.
That's on that part. We're done?
Yeah.
Love it. Okay. You guys get to hear how, hey, how enthralling was that?
Let's be honest.
As your seat stuff. Rividing.
Possibly.
Eddie, let me know whenever you're back in your seat because I do have a couple things to talk about with you.
Ramundo, what's the update on you going to the Soul Train Awards?
There is no update. It's not happening.
Well, that's an update.
That's a big update.
Yeah, that's the update.
I told you I would pay for your trip.
Yeah, they didn't respond.
The deadline was last Friday.
I heard nothing back.
So they didn't even give me like, sorry we didn't choose you.
But it was limited.
I mean, there was probably just a couple correspondents.
Maybe in the New York, one of those boroughs.
I mean, sorry, I'm not from there.
They were going to fly me in from Nashville.
Maybe I was viewed as an outsider.
Wait, so why would they send you the option to go if you couldn't take the option to go?
I'm asking the exact same question.
It's like, do you want to go?
Yeah.
It's limited correspondence being there.
And you don't get the invite.
sorry, why did you even email me in the first place?
He's so basically, he's asking. I'm glad he's not going.
I am not having to pay for it.
Oh, I thought it was going to be really amazing.
It was good for the show. It would have been good for him,
but I just wanted to give him an opportunity because he doesn't get a lot of opportunities.
Yeah, and my wife had never been in New York.
We did want to fly in. The travel restrictions have been lifted, and we did want to go to...
Hold on. The travel restrictions have been lifted from other countries to come into America.
That's right. Not from Nashville to New York.
Okay.
Oh man, in New York this time of year.
That'd be amazing.
For the holidays.
Will you hand me that water?
My water.
Yeah.
Sorry.
They moved it over to your table because Eddie likes to shoot videos with waters and like a bottle of water in it.
I like to keep the natural environment there and your water bottle is always in the shot.
Apparently people don't like that on there.
I did see today where people.
Oh.
Oh, Amy dropped your earbuds in her coffee.
Does that mean they're...
Oh, my goodness.
They can't work anymore, right?
Why?
This is the kind of stuff that happens to me all the time.
But does it happen to you or do you happen to it?
I don't know.
Listen, I had this paperwork I was filling out.
I keep this manila folder of things I need to get done.
It's got all kinds of things in here.
But there was a questionnaire from my therapist that I had to fill out to take to my appointment today.
And literally it said on a scale of zero, which is never to four, very frequently, it literally said,
shoot, it's had like, you know, clumsiness or increase in...
Like you're feeling that right now?
I'll have to find it because I didn't plan on talking about this at all.
But it just made me think, like, I don't know.
Does that always happen to me or do I happen to it?
Because one of the questions on here...
It doesn't happen to you.
Basically, like, are you clumsy?
And I was like, four.
And then you're supposed to do other...
So you're supposed to evaluate...
Listen, you're supposed to evaluate yourself
and then give your numbers zero through four.
but then you're supposed to also ask people close to you,
other,
and then they fill in to see if you rate kind of the same.
But that's also like a self-esteem test too, right?
Like how bad you think of yourself?
I don't know.
But I mean,
I guess y'all could rank some of these.
If you,
if it was happening to you,
it would not happen as much.
Because you happen to it,
like you dropped your earbuds in your coffee,
you run into the wall,
you wreck into the garage.
A fire hydrant.
You forget your wallet everywhere.
Left your wall.
on the plane? I mean, you do everything.
So give me a few. I'll rate you. Oh, boy.
Okay. What's the scale?
I'll just start with number one.
Zero is never.
Okay.
One is rarely. Two is occasionally.
Three is frequently. Four is very frequently.
Dang, it's weird. I want to go on one through five, not zero through four. But that's me. Go ahead.
Zero equals never.
I get it, but go ahead.
Okay. Trouble sustaining attention.
Zero. Wait, no, trouble. Four. Four. Four. Lacks attention to detail.
Three.
That's what I put about myself.
That's about right.
Okay.
Easily distracted.
Four.
I foot four.
Procrastination.
Two.
Really?
Yeah, I feel like sometimes not at all.
Well, for work, I get stuff done, but like if I have to pack.
But that's my point.
I think you're just kind of in the middle there.
Lacks clear goals.
Two.
Restless.
Three.
Difficulty expressing empathy for others.
One.
Thank you.
depends, but I go one or two. One, I've mostly one.
Two, you think I've difficulty
empathizing? At times.
For who? Who am I not? Who do I not?
Hey, I thought you're not going to details. I'm still going
with one. I'm still going to one. Go ahead.
Okay dokey.
Being negative.
And what's
one? Almost never? Zero is never. One is rarely.
Two.
She don't want you to forget about that zero.
She's looking for that zero.
Needs caffeine or nicotine in order to focus.
Not nicotine, but caffeine.
Yes, four.
She dropped her earbuds in her coffee, like,
and then she still wasn't able to focus.
Blurt's out answers before questions are completed, interrupts frequently.
Yeah, eight.
Tendency towards compulsive or addictive behaviors.
No, one.
Holds grudges.
One.
Yeah.
And that's just normal human.
Hero would mean less than normal.
Are we ever going to find out about your?
You're two grudges?
Then you have two grudges that you were holding them.
Bobby made them grudges.
They weren't necessarily.
No, we'll never talk about them.
I know one.
Will we?
No, it's up to you.
No, we will not.
Okay.
Oh, dang.
No.
Do you mean your beefs?
That's it.
Yeah, your beefs.
Yeah, so I don't know.
We can keep going.
There's tons, but yeah.
We're good.
I know.
You got a lot of fours.
No, she got a lot of ones and two.
On this page.
On this page.
Yeah, I mean, there's other stuff, but I don't know.
I just need to, and I just realized I missed an entire back page, so I need to do that.
I'm just going to put it off until later.
She goes up point procrastination.
No, I have to turn it in today.
Eddie says that Ray Mundo's a liar.
I just asked the question.
Why is he always lying?
Go ahead.
So, Ray, when you guys are talking about your behind-the-scenes producer dinner,
Ray was talking about how, like, oh, there's a restaurant.
I mean, it's so hard to get into.
It's impossible.
It's the biggest in the city.
Like, good luck.
Well, I had some friends in town on Friday, and they asked me like,
hey, where do we go to eat?
and like, I heard that this place is really, really good.
I sent them there.
They ended up eating there the same day.
They said, it was great.
No problem getting in.
They sat down.
They had a great dinner.
And, like, of course.
Ray lied to everyone again.
He said months.
Here's what I found out.
It's hard to get a spot at a prime.
Yeah.
But you can get in at 5 or 930.
They got in about 8.30.
Yeah, but y'all wanted in at like 6.
But like a Friday or Saturday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Yeah, it was Friday at 830.
Oh, that's, I can't really.
Ray, I'm trying for you, buddy.
I mean, I made the call, and they laughed at me when I said, hey, can I make reservations for me and my wife our anniversary on Friday at 7?
Yeah, yeah, it's a two-month wait. And I'm like, okay, sorry, I'll never call back.
Maybe it's when it first opened. Yeah. I mean, I have no idea, but yeah, I have friends that say you kind of got to have connections to get into the place.
Well, I think you can book it on the internet. Yeah, they got on their website. Yeah. Yeah. It's a really, open table.
It's a really good place, but it's not some exclusive club that you have to have a membership to join.
Yeah. And I honestly thought there was going to be a bound.
her at the door, we just got on the elevator and went right up.
It's a restaurant. One of the nicest.
Yeah, that's exactly what I told them to. And I was like, good luck getting in.
My friend Ray says it's impossible. They're like, dude, we went. It was great. It's fantastic.
Yeah. Oh, geez, okay.
Yeah. Ray does elevate his stories a bit. A little bit.
Yeah. And it's Michael Mina. He's like the finest chef there is.
Your Comina?
That there is? In all the land?
Mm-hmm. The dishes are- See, he's lying again.
The dishes are inspired by Michael Mina.
Who is that?
He's a chef that's all over the world.
He's got like 40 plus restaurants in the biggest cities in the country.
That part, Ray is not exaggerating.
Michael Mina is legit.
Does he have those?
But unless he's in the kitchen, he's not there.
Yeah, they're cooking up his recipes.
It's inspired.
I mean, I'm inspired right now by Gandhi.
Hey, what do you know?
What did Gandhi do?
Oh, come on.
Kim Kardashian just clicks with Pete Davidson.
Do you care?
She did what?
Yes.
Just clicks.
Oh, it's like clicks.
So they're not dating or they're not dating because they said they weren't dating?
I don't know. I can't keep up.
Just, I don't, I watched a Kanye interview on some revolt show where he was talking about how he still wants Kim.
He's like, we have filed for divorce. I want to get back together.
Wait, they're not divorced?
Not yet.
Oh, my.
Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson just click according to sources.
He likes that she's sexy and confident and gets his humor.
And her friends and family encourage her to go for it.
But some are concerned that Kanye will have a meltdown over their new relationship.
I feel like this is fun for them for a second.
but I don't feel like this is probably
the other person's person.
You know, they both probably are having fun
and like each other, but I don't think either one of them
can see them marrying
or long-terming each other.
Oh yeah, drink champs is what it's called.
He told Revolt TV's drink champs,
Kanye did that his kids want him and Kim to stay together.
It's the same thing that he wants, he says.
Boy, that's tough to go on and be like, I want her back.
Yeah, because Pete Davidson is sitting here going,
wait, what?
Connie's publicly saying,
he's going to rap about me.
Oh, no.
That's how I think.
But Kanye's got a new chick.
A 22-year-old model.
Yeah, she's a big Kim K fan.
That's what I read.
And Pete Davidson's a big Kanye fan.
There's a story Pete Davidson tells about Kanye sticking him with the bill.
Do you guys ever see that story?
No.
Where Kanye shows up and it's like, it's hilarious.
But Pete Davidson's really funny.
He also was in the Motley Crew documentary as, I believe Tommy Lee.
Was he?
Pete Davidson was?
Yeah.
Yeah, dinner with Kanye and Kid Cuddy.
There's a whole story from Pete Davidson.
Let's see
A North Carolina pedophile
61 is arrested after a girl
16 he abducted with his car
used a secret hand signal that she had learned
on TikTok. This is crazy!
To show other drivers she was in trouble.
You like grab your thumb or do something like that
in the sheet. You start with
an open hand and you put your thumb in. Yeah, and then
you wrap around your thumb and then
that indicates you're in danger. Let me
correct something. He is in the movie but not as Tommy Lee. It's called
the dirt. He is, I think, the agent
or something like that. Oh, yeah, yeah. I remember
that. Okay. And then
Machine Gun Kelly plays Tommy Lee. That's a good.
That's a good movie. It's pretty good, yeah.
So here is a clip of this story about
the TikTok girl. This is from TikTok?
Yeah, it's from TikTok. It's
an expert just saying the hand gesture.
Go ahead. I just gave you the distress signal
that I might be experiencing domestic
violence. I put my hand up
and then I curled my fingers around my
thumb. When you see this,
know something's wrong. That's
interesting. And also this story is getting it out even more. Right. That's good. Now we know. Now we know,
because I didn't. A suspected pedophile was arrested for abducting a 16 year old girl after she used an
emergency hand signal. How about the other driver who knew that's hands signal? Yeah. I wouldn't have
known that. Me either. But now we will. Laurel County Sheriff's officers in Kentucky arrested
James Brick, 61 on November 4th after receiving a call on Thursday about a 16 year old girl in his car
making hand gestures that have become known on TikTok that represent domestic violence. It was seen by
someone driving behind Brick's vehicle
with the girl telling police
she had been abducted from her home in Asheville, North Carolina
and driven through her home state, Ohio,
Tennessee, and then Kentucky.
Her parents had reported her missing.
I wonder how he abducted her.
I don't know. I was curious about that part, too.
But that's so interesting that that's the move.
Morgan, did you know that hand signal?
I didn't.
I didn't know that.
It's not in your algorithm.
I wonder if that's, my what?
My what?
Your algorithm. You tried algorithm.
That's good.
I like that.
I wonder.
if there are more of those signals or if that's
some sort of rooted in sign language.
Yeah, I wonder if that's sign language.
Like some... Yeah, I don't know
because you're right, like the distress. Like that was
in particular like domestic
violence. That made me think
that she was with a family member that wasn't making
her feel safe. But I think
you just, someone that straight up abducted
her. A model says she's
so hot that people think she's fake.
People think she's an AI robot or
a catfish.
What?
So, it's a
weird story to put out about yourself? Yeah. To even
you know, entertain
as a story. But a Slovakian
model, can you show me her, Mike?
A Slovakian model
who is regularly attacked by
jealous online trolls say life
is harder for beautiful people.
Veronica Rejek, 25
boasts 1.1 million followers
on Instagram. Veronica, what? I would think
that she was, well, I wouldn't think she was
fake. Wayjia at. W.
I'm looking at her now. I would
think she was a catfish.
There you go.
She looks like a model.
No, a catfish.
I would think somebody was using her pictures.
She's extremely attractive, but she's a model.
I mean, she looks like any model would look.
Do you want to look at her pictures?
Oh, my God.
That's perfect.
That's a perfect model.
She real?
She got an Instagram?
Her lighting is exactly right.
Her makeup and these pictures.
Okay.
And her body and everything.
I mean, she's hot.
Amy?
I know, but that's just, I don't, that's so weird.
to say that about yourself.
Who cares if other people are saying it?
Just ignore it.
But I would...
I'm so beautiful.
People think I'm fake.
Thank you, New York Post.
I got 15 gallery.
Wait, what?
They put up a gallery of her.
I mean, look at that one, Eddie.
Yeah, thank you.
I see it.
Like, too old, freebie.
What am I saying?
I'm stuck next to the dude.
What do you want me to do?
What do you think of those colors?
Okay.
They look good on her.
I don't think she's so hot
that I would think she was an AI robot
or anything.
She just looks like a pretty girl on the internet
That's like an Instagram influencer
It's pretty perfect though
Anything I see on the internet
I don't believe it's perfect
I believe there's so much lighting, camera editing
Obviously she doesn't look like that in person
I just believe that's the case
I mean there's no way all these pictures
can look that good sure
Photo editing
Oh yeah
All right we're done
We're gonna we're gonna cut this one now
All right that's it for the post show today guys
What about?
What?
I got to fill this out.
Okay.
Thank you guys.
We'll see it tomorrow.
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