The Bobby Bones Show - *NEW* MON: Amy Is Trying Out A Funny Phrase + Happy Birthday Dolly Parton! + Our Favorite Weird Food Combos

Episode Date: January 19, 2026

Even though it's a holiday, we are back with an ALL-NEW show for you today! We tried to figure out the mystery woman that Locash posted a picture with. We called him to find out for sure. We look back on our favorite interview with Dolly Parton to celebrate her 80th birthday.  Amy is trying out a new phrase that she thinks will get her ahead in her professional life. Unfortunately, it sounds so unnatural so we coach her through it and give her a homework assignment.  Listener Angels calls in because she has an unusual food combo that she loves. We go around the room and all share the things we eat that may sound gross but are delicious.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media.

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The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever

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Ms. Owens, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Gillespie and Michael Mancini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trapped. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts. When a group of women discover they've all all dated the same prolific con artist. They take matters into their own hands. I vowed. I will be his last target. He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Okay, I want to show you a picture, Amy. and tell me who you think it is. You know how everybody's been doing the 2016, 10 years? Yeah. Instagram, put up pictures, that trend?

Yeah. So this is from Locash, and I was just scrolling through. And this is from 2016, and Lodcash has a bunch of songs, right? They have, I love the days in life, I love. And they had posted this, and I was flipping through, and I saw a picture in there 2016, and there's a woman in between them. And I sent it to Eddie, and I said, who's the woman? And we've been debating it.

Can you name that woman? No. It's got to be somebody famous because they put it up as one of their main pictures. So I have a thought on who it is. Eddie had a thought on who it is. Yeah, but I'm wrong. And then I notice all the, they're at the World Series, right? Because that's when the Cubs won in 2016?

Yes, yes. Like, who would be at the World Series? So I got a guess. I think I have it. And I put the picture in chat, GBT, and they won't tell you who a person is. Did you know that? No, I didn't know that. It won't tell you who anybody is by a picture.

I even did a, I was watching television once. Oh, the old TV? Yeah, I take a picture of it and I said, who is this actor? They're like, we can't tell you who a person is. Whoa. They have limits. Amy, guess who it is? I really, I don't know, but I keep, I was like, is this her with, like, more makeup and different hair than usual?

But where are her tattoos? Who did you think? Morgan Wade. That's who Eddie said. That's what I guessed. I have a different guess. I'll wait. Launchbox.

Kim Kay. That's a good guess. That's a good guess. I didn't think about that. That's not bad. That's not bad. I guessed Lady Gaga. And I think you're right. Oh. Lady Gaga? No way. That girl is a lot hotter than Lady Gaga. I see it now. I think you're right. Lady Gaga's had so many looks. I feel like I don't know what she really looks like, but I think you're right. It may not be her. Mike, do you have, I had a new phone out of that. My numbers aren't. Do you have Preston's number? Maybe. I have

I mean, that's who immediately I thought it was. Do you want to call him on? Sure. Well, now that you've said it, I can't unsee it. That definitely looks like Lady Gaga. You put him on speaker. I'll yell at him. Well, she was spotted attending a World Series game in 2016. Okay.

Well, then, we don't even need to make the call then. That could be it. Let's see. There he is. Want to call him? Yeah, hit him up on speaker. I'll yell at him. Oh, hello, man. Hey, Chris, it's Bobby.

What's up, dude? Hey, we're looking at a picture that you guys posted from 2016. Who's the woman in between you and Preston? Oh, boy. No, it's that. No, you're clothes. You have clothes on. You're good.

You're safe, dude. I was married in 2016. We're good. It's at a Cubs game. At a Cubs game? Yeah. Blonde. Oh, that's Lady Gaga.

There you go. We were all debating who it was. How did you meet her? She was at the World Series. She was in the box. with us. A funny story. She came up to me. I had my wife there and

ladies, she's beautiful. She's just naturally beautiful. She was not really wearing any makeup. She comes up to me and she goes, is that your wife? And I said, yeah, she goes, oh my God, she's hot. I was like, so you can imagine the visions I had in my head that day. It was really weird. But, you know, she was a sweetheart. And it was

her and Big Poppy, right? And Big Sean? No. No, this picture... They were all there, too. There's a different picture where you're with Big Poppy. But yeah, this picture on your Instagram was you two with her. And there was a Kim Kardashian guest.

There was a Morgan Wade guest. I did guess Lady Gaga, but we were just calling... We want to talk to the horse's mouth. You got it. It was Lady Gaga, for sure. By the way, we're on. We're recording, so you're cool, right? Oh, yeah.

All right. I should have said that at the beginning. All right, man. Eddie never calls me, so I didn't know. I'll get better. What's up, dude? All right. See you later, man. All right, y'all. Take care.

All right, bye. Yeah. Nailed it. It's a good lady guy. I got a picture, huh? Did you know right away, or how did you? No, I didn't. I was just trying to place it, and they didn't tag anybody. And the Cubs thing threw me off because she's not naturally a Cubs fan because she's from New York or New Jersey or wherever. That's cool. But I thought Morgan Wade at first, but there were no tattoos.

So, there you go. That's what's up. Hit me with voicemail number one, please. So Lunchbox said that he would let his wife pose on Onlyfans for $5 million. But I remember it wasn't too long ago. He has said that he is a breadwinner. He is the man. The man that always make the most money. So I guess it's me that Lunchbox wouldn't mind being a kept man.

Right? Love a show. That's. Well, that is the only like dilemma is she would make more money than me. so I'd probably have to go out and find another job, maybe get a second job, work harder. But to get $5 million to show some, you know, picks of her and some underwear,

that's no problem. No, for her, it wouldn't be underwear. It would be only fans. So you're willing to set aside your manly pride? Well, no, I just said I'd have to get another job. But you can't, even with another job, you're not going to make that. You're not going to.

You know. You won't. You know your main job, you don't make that. So you're going to get a second job to make that? Your track record. You would leave that to get that job. That's true. But I mean, people like,

Day trade. Your track record. You have to spend money to make money, day trading. Hey, I'll do it. Then do it now. If it's so easy to make $5 million bucks. I'd have to read some books. Okay.

But yeah, that would be tough. That would be a blow to the ego. But man, $5 million, she does it for a year. Then she's done. But that's not your money because you guys have. Separate accounts. We'd have to renegotiate. But she'd be negotiated from place of power.

She would have to pay more of the bills. She'd probably have fine with that. She'd tell you what to do a little more. Not really. She already tells me what's going to know. Oh, for sure. You heard the audio clips. Guarantee you she don't tell me what to do.

All right, give me number two. I'm pretty sure you got hustled to buy two new tires because unless it's slow leaking, it's plugging its own hole. And you can get those hatched. So I think you got hustled. That's crazy. Here we talked about that last week. I went in.

It's a place I've gone in before. It was for a tail light. And they said, you also have a nail in both ear back tires. We need to give you two new tires. It just feels like every time I go there they add something onto it. That was the story. I'm just surprised that you didn't ask. Can I see the nails?

Because that does matter where they're located. It does matter. You can patch those up. They weren't in a sidewalk. They weren't in the side? So then you could just patch those up, dude. I think I got got got. For $10.

I think I got got. Yeah. Give me the next one. I just heard Bobby say that it gets cold there and it's cold. It's cold. That it's dog on the morning and it's cold. Why don't you have a touch? doggy door.

Dog can go do staying outside whatever it wants. Later. We do have a doggy door that one of the dogs uses, Eller, but that's to take Stanley

out and we have a pool and he can't go out without someone being around him because he will drown. If the bulldog decides to go and for some reason he walks in the pool, he sinks. There's no swimming there.

So, and he also has this habit in the past six months of running and diving into poop. He doesn't do that anymore because we put the collar on him. And I don't hit the shock. I hit the,

and not. Now he's realizing that's not going to hurt him. It's now to the stage where it scared him at first. And so I'd hit it. And he'd be like, oh, I'm not going over there. And now he's like, ah, you know, I don't care so much. It didn't really hurt. So I hold it down and it goes longer.

But I know he's just going to be like, screw it. I'm going for the poop. He doesn't have a nose dive? How does he do it? No, no. He does like, you know when a dog starts scratching their back? Uh-huh. And rolls in it?

He like, oh. That's so gross. It's so gross. He hasn't done it for a few weeks since we put the collar on him. but I'm not opposed to now if he starts pushing through it, shocking him. I'll shock him. That's crazy. He's being that stubborn because my dog, I swear to you,

I just have to show her something that looks like the remote now. And she just lays down. She like sits. That's awesome. Yeah. I mean, she even knows where I keep the little remote. If I go over to the jar where the remote is inside, like she's going to walk into the jar and she sits down.

Like it's gotten so great. I don't even have to do anything. I just think there's a difference in demeanors of Bulldog versus every other. dog. Yeah, your dog is... Because he does not care. He doesn't care if people around him. He'll just go sleep. He just has no cares

in the world. And he looks like he doesn't care. He's just like, you tell me what? I might do it, I might not. I probably won't. Right. But yeah, I think that's very much a bulldog thing. Amy, what do you have over there? Story. So, have you ever heard of anybody that is

afraid of being too happy? I think I had a period in my life. where I thought if I have genuine happiness, it'll be taken away from me. So why have genuine happiness when I know it's going to be ripped out anyway? So yes. Well, there's a term, and it's called charophobia. And it's a psychological phenomenon when people experience a genuine fear of feeling too happy, believing that a tragic event will inevitably follow.

And I think I very much had a full version of that. And I think I still, that creeps into my life sometimes, but I can confront that at times with logic now. But yeah, I've definitely had that for most of my life. When I read this, I didn't even think about how you've had charophobia. It's so true. Is that what it's called? They need a better name for it.

It feels like you're just scared of chairs. Like, you don't want to sit down. Cheerio. Cherophobia. Is it cheer? Like cheer? No, C-H-E-R-O-phobia. Oh, cheer.

They downplay positive emotions and avoid joy and celebrations as a way to protect themselves from anticipated emotional pain. That's exactly what I had and still probably have a little. Yeah. Mostly because growing up, if there is a lot of pain, that becomes associated with every day and you don't want to go back to that. So anything that's good, you realize it's going to be gone because you have a daily association with pain. So it's like, why get super excited when it's just going to go away anyway? Do you think that's your most pronounced phobia?

Or your most, like your biggest phobia? Cherophobia? It's probably the one that I think there's been an evolution. away from. That's true because when I read this, it's not like I didn't even think of you because I feel like ever since you got married to Caitlin, you've evolved in that way.

Somewhat. I think I have a problem of never getting too high, never getting too low. But I also don't get real sad either because you're not able to really just not feel sadness and only feel happiness and you're not able to just feel happiness and no sadness.

I think forever I just created these walls, these barriers, there's this protection that, well, if I don't get so happy, it can't be taken away from me. But then also I just wouldn't get that sad either. That's true. So I would just always stay, you know, pretty even. And I think I still deal with that. Yeah.

For sure. Well, yeah, it doesn't just go like fear. Like, I would think mine's probably either heights or spiders. I mean, that doesn't just go away. But are those real phobias? Because a phobia to me is something that affects your day. Every day. Yeah.

So I guess maybe mine aren't like. legit phobia. Hight, I do not want to, like, I'll go up in an airplane. Fine, that doesn't affect me. But I'm not going to go. I have no interest in being up high and looking off of something or climbing up. Like, that freaks me out. Me too.

I hate heights. I don't know that it's a phobia for me. For me, I don't know it's a phobia. Like, Amy, can you go out on the balcony and look down? Yeah. That's only six floors. Six flories? I meant stories.

Oh, hybrid. But I don't know. Maybe that's not high enough for you to be. Maybe. I don't know. So maybe I don't really. Good point, Bobby. Like, maybe I don't have, I just have like a little. Fear. A little fear. I hate heights. I'm definitely afraid of heights, but I don't have phobia. What's fear of money? You're scared of money? You're scared of money? Fear of dealing with money. Like touching money? No. Having money. It's like, what's fear of spreadsheets?

Having a job in the arts. Yeah. No, because when you're adulting, you still have to look at documents and stuff, like, are open bills. Like, with fear of opening bills, because I have that. Yeah, fear of being an adult. That's it. Adultophobia. Oh, that's a tough one. Fear of being an adult, but also knowing you're capable and you can do it.

That's what I have to keep telling myself. I just had therapy about that yesterday. What? knowing that I am capable and not operating out of fear out of a place of fear no but there's no she's not but she's like you can do it and then you do it and you do it totally wrong and you lose everything well I guess if the circumstance was that but where I am there's actual data to support the fact that I can do things and I can take care of myself so there's proof like we can actually look at it And so I need to focus on the data and not the drama or I need to focus on the facts and not the story.

Because my repeated story in my head is that I'm not capable. And sometimes like you, Bobby, I have better, I'm stronger than other times, but it just rears its head. And you're like, why is this coming back? Next voicemail. I wanted to ask lunchbox a question. Do you pay the babysitters when they come to your house and watch your kids so you can have some time with your wife alone? Because your two kids or three kids or however many kids you've got that are really. at the bar, that bartender was babysitting for you. Anyway, hope you have a great day.

I feel like with that tone, she wasn't hoping he had a great day. Yeah, it sounds like she didn't really like me. Yeah, I have three kids and I do pay the babysitter, but I mean, they were literally sitting at the bar for maybe five to eight minutes. It's not like they were there for hours and they babysat why me and my wife went on a date. They were there for five to eight minutes, ate some orange slices, drank some water. Then when the food came out, they came back to our tables. Was it worth $2? I don't know. Yeah, that means, yeah.

It was cool. That's all she's saying. I mean, they had fun. They thought it was for the kids thought it was cool. Yeah, somebody stepped in and helped you out in a way they weren't expected to, didn't have to. It was a service. But I had no bill from them to tip. You can just tip without a bill.

You can just say, do you have Venmo. That's what I do all the time. Oh. But see, maybe you learn from it, and the next person will receive your blessing. Yeah. You know how. Yeah, I guess. Go ahead.

No, go ahead. Whatever. No, go ahead, man. You know, like, whenever, like, the luggage guy delivers your luggage, you give him five bucks. Who delivers your luggage guy? What luggage guys delivers you? At the hotel. Like, you stay at a really nice hotel and they deliver.

I don't ever give them the luggage. I don't give them my luggage. I mean, you have four kids, like, yeah, it's awesome. Okay. And there's no bill there and you give them five bucks. I don't do that. I say, no, I can carry my own luggage. What about free valet?

You should tip the valet on free valet. Right? There's no bill there and you give them five bucks. Where do you get free valet? I've never seen it. A lot of restaurants. Most places now. Oh, yeah. Someone valets your car. I see what you're saying. Yeah. I was like, well, if it's free, why would you? What is free? A lot of places. I see what you're saying. Yes, I tip a valet driver. That's a service that I do tip. But how to tip. But how to pay. But how to do you tip a lot. The first time I ever, we went to a restaurant. We were going as a show for some of it. And I didn't have cash. And I didn't have cash. But that's 10 years ago. Yeah, yeah. But now. What are you talking about? The first time I ever, we went to a restaurant. We were going as a show for some event. And I didn't have cash. and I knew I had to pay They were like just valet

And I was like I don't know how to do that So I drove around the block For 30 minutes trying to find a parking spot Because I didn't have any money to pay the ballet guy I didn't realize you could pay them after And I could have borrowed cash from someone inside Got it

But again that was a decade ago I know but he's saying I'm just saying but yeah I'll get cash And I would tip a valet I do tip a valet Because that's a service Valet is pretty crazy you think about it Like it's wild

You just get someone in your car You trust them to be a good driver It's like you always say about the credit card, you know, like you give it to someone. They walk in the back in the dark room or nobody's looking at them? That's crazy. That's wild. Okay. Thank you for the voicemail.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that. excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show.

This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just,

chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeard radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Vodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network, it's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings.

I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat.

Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest, the director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko joins the SportsSliced podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating

draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by it. a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get

what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday show. Morning studio. Morning. We're going to play what state is the music from those are all famous artists. Oh. And so it's going to be Amy against Lunchbox. Eddie, you can have a pick. We'll gamble on it.

See how much money I got. Well, I have $3 here. Okay. I can go more than that if you want. Let's, I don't, oh, I have three. Okay. Three bucks on it? Three dollars.

I'll even let you pick the person and we'll have them go individually. Okay, explain the game again. I'll give you a musician or a band. Tell me what state they're from. I feel like Lunchbox has gotten so much better at these games. Okay. But it's so much better mean actually better than Amy. I think Amy reads more.

And if some of these artists have been in, like, you know, articles, Amy will know where they're from. So give me Amy. Okay. So I have lunchbox. Shut. You have Amy. All right. Lunchbox leave the room.

Goodbye. Amy, I'm going to read you these. Come on, Amy. I have two pages of them. All you have to do is give me the state they're from. Okay. An example would be Johnny Cash. Arkansas.

Correct. Not one. But that's an example. Here we go. Dolly Parton. Tennessee. Correct. Elvis Presley.

This is tricky. I mean, is he from? Yeah, five seconds per answer. Okay, fine. But why do I always Mississippi in my head when he's from? Okay, fine. Tennessee. Mississippi.

See? You almost did it. You almost did. Hey, girl. No. Did you guys hear that sound? No, I didn't. I didn't do that.

In all my career, I've never done that. Not a big deal. Not a big deal. Don't need to get all angry. It's only $3, and we're good. Here we go. Next up. Fitchieckle.

Chris Stapleton. Well, good gosh. All these Tennessee. You guess? Maybe he's from Kentucky. What's your guess? Kentucky. Correct.

You can't go, oh, man, because you kind of gave her that. Did I say something? Yes. No, he didn't give it to me. That one will let go through. Luke Bryan. Georgia. Correct.

Taylor Swift. Pennsylvania. Correct. Prince. Illinois? I don't know. Minnesota. Oh, Minnesota.

Billy Joel. Billy Joel? Wait, hold on. He's American? Wait, is it just an American? Yes, what state are they from? Fine. Billy Joel.

California. No, New York. I made a mistake. I made a mistake. Bruce Springsteen. Oh, oh, oh. Hold on. I know this. Don't, don't, don't, don't, uh, um, a new jersey. Correct. Thank you. Tim McGraw.

Tim McGraw. His dad is tug. Tim McGrawl. His dad is tug. Tim McGrawl. Florida. Louisiana. Dang it. Oh, yeah, that's right. LSU. Hanson. Hansen, Georgia. Oklahoma. Okay. Darius Rucker. Darius Rucker. Oh, South Carolina.

Correct. Aerosmith. Oh, Aerosmith. Aerosmith. Airsmith. New York. Massachusetts. Massachusetts.

The Osmans. The Osmans. The Osmans. The Osmans. Oklahoma. Utah. Utah. Oh, yeah. Mormon. Two more. Ray Charles. Mississippi. Georgia. Georgia. not good. This is not good. You think he's going to get him now? No, I don't.

Selina Gomez. Selina Gomez. Alabama. Amy. Texas. Mike, how many she get? You got seven. Okay. That's it. Alabama. How many? Amy. That was terrible. Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Well, how would you have done? Well, I would have gotten most of them.

Selina, I didn't know she was from Texas. 15. All right, bring him in. Bring them in, bring them in, bring them in, bring him in. Lunchbox coming back in the room. We're getting them the same exact ones. You got seven. Seven.

Mike, when he gets one, will you just say the number? All right, how you feeling? Example, Johnny Cash. Oh, that's easy. Arkansas. All right. Yeah, 15. Here we go.

nailed that one. I get a point? You do not. Number one, Dolly Parton. Dolly Parton. You have five seconds, by the way. Kentucky. Wrong. That train came to the hall real quick. Where's she from? Tennessee. Oh, man, I thought you're tricking me. Elvis Presley. Mississippi. Correct. Boom. One. Trains back on the track. Chris Stapleton. Kentucky. Two. Train back on the track. Luke Bryan. Georgia. Three. We're leaving the station. Taylor Swift. That's a tough one, man.

Tennessee. No. She grew up in Franklin. Pennsylvania. Oh. Prince. Minnesota. Correct.

How did you get that? Right now they're even. Oh, a little purple rain? You both had four at that point. In Minnesota? Paisley Park. Yeah, how'd you know that? Yeah, how'd you know that?

Purple rain, isn't that the, she was a Vikings fan, wasn't he? Like, because the purple rain, not that that was after the Vikings. Is that real? Did you say she? No, I said he. I don't know if the fight. I don't know. That's what I thought.

He thought purple rain was after the Viking. Yeah, like the color purple because of Minnesota Vikings. I don't know that it's not. He may be right. But I never heard that. I don't know. Billy Joel. Who's that?

Give me. Massachusetts. New York. Ah, good guess. Bruce Springsteen. Massachusetts. New Jersey. That's close.

Tim McGraw. Louisiana. Correct. Five. Hanson. Oh, they're in the middle of America. Give me Ohio. Oklahoma.

Dang it does. The other O. Go with your first instinct, you idiot. Darius Rucker. South Carolina. Six. How about doing? Aerosmith.

Mith. Aerosmith. Let's go with. Oregon. Massachusetts. How do I finally give up on Massachusetts? Three left. You're still behind Amy, by the way.

Just in case you're wondering. About how many? I'm not telling you. Crap. The Osmans. California. Utah, Mormon. No clue.

Ray Charles. That's a good one. You know it? Hold on. Hold on. Don't count yet. Let's circle back. Nope. No, no. Ray Charles is from...

Um... Answer? Illinois. Georgia. Georgia. Georgia on my mind. Amy's up one. You're at your final one.

Gosh. So you need this. I really screwed up on some of these. Hansen I had. I really knew them. You didn't have. No, no, I did, but I said I would guess myself. I was like, they can't be from Oklahoma.

You need this one to tie. Man, I hope this is a good one. Selina Gomez. Where does your mind go first? Oh, I got it. Go. She's from the great. state. The biggest state. Go ahead. Everything's bigger down there. Texas. Correct.

Wow. That's a big Selena. I'm a fan. Tied it up. Tied it up. Boom! So are there tiebreakers? Yeah, our tiebreakers, baby. Sudden death. Amy. Focus. You have to buzz in with your name. Buzz in with your name. Go ahead. F5 of these. Okay. Be quick. Ready. Nelly. Lunch box. St. Louis, Missouri. That's Missouri. I can say the city to brag. He's from Louis? You got it. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Obviously he was staying St. Louis and he fixed it midway through, but okay. All right, next up. Jule. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Georgia. No. Jewel. Amy. Jewel? Okay. Amy. Yep. Texas. Alaska. Oh, that's right. She lived in a car. All right. Next up. Brad Paisley. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Georgia. No.

No one. Amy. Tennessee. West Virginia. Oh, yeah. He went to college and, yeah. Oh, my gosh. Next up.

John Party. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. California. Correct. Boom. I did know that. Boom.

Last one. Woo! John Denver. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Colorado. Winner. Woo!

Nice job. Pretty sure I swept overtime. Give me my money. Is your three dollars? Sorry. I should have remembered Amy's brain was all messed up. Give me my money. Give me my money. Thank you very much.

All right, there we go. So I got a question. Good game. John Denver, is his name really? John Denver? Did he just name himself after Denver, Colorado? That is a great question. And I really want to know more about this purple rain thing.

Okay. Very curious. Like, I have no idea. Just maybe when you said John Denver and he's from Colorado, I wonder if that's his real name. John Denver's real name is Henry John Duceau. Ducendorf Jr. Oh, Ducendorf. I did name it after Denver.

Duchendorf, but change his name in the mid-90s because he loved Colorado. There we go. And is there any way to see if... Purple Rain is after the Vikings. No, Princess song Purple Rain was not named after the Minnesota Vikings. Good try, dude. But it got him there. There you have it.

Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband recently bought a new big screen TV that cost over $800. He did not talk to me about it first. It's not that we can't afford it, but it felt like a big decision that he made a loan because we share finances. We budget together and we usually discuss purchases like that. What bothered me the most is that it made me feel left out and disrespected. He thinks I'm overreacting because it's, quote, just a TV. But to me, it's about communication. Am I being unreasonable for feeling upset? Or is this about more than the TV? TV. Signed, why feeling left out? Well, first, I think this is the perfect opportunity to create some sort of universal family house rule on, hey, if either one of us spend this money, we let the other person know. Like, without being any sort of trouble. Obviously, you've already had this conversation and he's reacted this way, you've reacted that way. But I think this is the perfect reason to get into it. I get it, you want to the TV, I shouldn't get upset. But for both of our

say, can we create a rule? Anything more than this amount? We talk about. out. So I think this is the perfect opportunity for that. Secondly, you're never unreasonable for feeling a certain way. It's always how you act on a feeling. So if you feel that way, it's probably rooted in something that's been happening in your household. So you have the right to your feelings. And it is about more than the TV. Obviously, I'm not there. I don't know what it's about. But I think this can be an opportunity to create a rule. What do you think? Yeah, I think it's about, well, respect. Do you feel disrespected? And this is, this is an opportunity to right the ship for both of y'all.

So you don't end up doing it to him or you hold resentment if you don't bring it up. You're not being unreasonable at all. And it is about more. So go ahead and address it. What's the rule? And, you know, how about that? Now that you don't have a husband anymore, you buy whatever you want. That's pretty cool.

Isn't that cool now? Whatever you want. I mean, you can go crazy. You can go with the gas station to buy whatever you want. Yeah. No limits. All the spending is I'm responsible for everything. Yes.

Yeah. That's kind of cool. That's really cool. I mean, it's nice to have a partnership. So, I mean, it's, there's positives, minuses. Did you have, did you have a rule when you were married? Yeah, especially early in our marriage when we didn't have as much extra spending type money. I remember I was freaking out one day because I got a smoothie and after it was all sudden done, it's like $8 and I was like, oh my gosh, she's going to see that transaction. Because like, I can't believe that marriage didn't last. No, this was like early on and we were trying not to like spend extra things.

But it was that smoothie that led to a bigger conversation of like, okay, let's be realistic. Like what dollar amount do we need to actually discuss? And do we need to discuss an $8 smoothie? Probably not. But we picked a number and, you know, it grew over time. It started maybe $100. Then it was like, okay, if it's anything over $250 and then it just grew from there. Eddie, you guys have a rule?

Yeah. I think the same with Amy. You used to be 100 for a long time. But now everything's so expensive. Like I can go to the grocery store and not spend $100. So it's $200 now is when we call each other and be like, hey, I got to buy this. This is like $250. Is it cool?

Can we do this? She's like, yeah, sure. Like the other day I went to go get medicine for my kids and the medicine was like. You had to call to get permission to buy medicine. Stop it. They were like the medicine. Can I buy this penicillin, honey? The kids really need it.

I'll clarify. My rule is like something that like, yes, if it's life or death, go for it. I'm not kidding. I called my wife and be like, is this. okay, I buy this $150 bucks. She's like, just buy it. The medicine. The medicine for our kids. What if she'd have said no? No, I don't think. They're good.

I don't think it's worth it. So, yeah, it's okay to discuss it. It's obviously about something more than the TV, although that is a pretty expensive TV to buy without asking. So yes, have the conversation, but it gives you an opportunity to create a rule for both of you. You guys can email us anytime, mailbag at

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Hi, good morning, studio. Morning. Okay, so I have, I need some advice. And I have been losing sleep over it. So I finally decided to call in with all of your guys's baby shower talk. A little bit of background. I have, I currently have three children. I had three kids within four and a half years.

We had a baby shower, like your traditional baby shower, one on each side, about 10 years ago. It was wonderful. We legitimately got everything we needed. Well, we moved into a new house last year, and I got rid of everything because we were done having babies. I just kind of gave it to everybody that still just kind of needed. step paid it forward well we just got surprised with our fourth baby almost five and a half years later so yeah a little bit of a surprise but it's a good surprise we're excited it took a little bit to kind of wrap our brains around it but we're excited so we had a sister-in-law on my husband's side

and then my sister on my side like let's throw you a sprinkle after my husband and i talked to you like Well, we feel silly. What's a sprinkle? It's a type of shower that she's already had her other baby showers. So this is more of like a sprinkle because typically, I don't know. You can share exactly why is that. But you're like more sprinkling celebration instead of a full-blum baby shower. Yeah, it's not full water.

It's not a full shower. Right. Because you don't need all the things, but she gave away all her things. Got it. So are you feeling weird about asking for stuff? Yes, because we got rid of every, they already gave us stuff. And it was so wonderful. And we chose to get rid of it.

And so to have another one's like, oh, well, thank you for getting us more stuff. We got rid of your other stuff. It feels, it feels very selfish. But I will say, so we originally said no. We said, thank you. Like, that's so nice. We're going to handle it. You know, God's got a plan for us.

We're going to go and do it. Thank you, though. Well, holy cow, do things change in 10 years? I didn't have to buy anything new with my third. But now I have to do all this research again because everything's changed. All this stuff that I had 10 years ago doesn't even exist. Car seats, strollers. So we're regoing through all of this.

And I made like a hidden registry so nobody can really see it. But I can see it and I can start ordering things off of it as I want. Well, they keep kind of asking, are you sure you don't want a sprinkle? Are you sure you don't want this? And we do still feel very awkward about it. But now going back and looking, it's like, this is a lot. Amy, you want to go?

I have a thought, but you... Well, okay. I think if they are offering and they're even insisting at this point that you should let those that love you... Love you.

Love you. And I will say with Bobby's wife, it's not something that was like she didn't feel comfortable right away about a shower. Like I just kind of rode up one day like, hey, what's... Have you thought about a shower?

shower and she was like no we don't you know and i was like no i think that you should consider doing it and it took her a second but then she was like you know what actually i would love it and i think she just had to give herself that permission to not take that away from those of us that do care about her and wanted to celebrate her and bobby's baby so what do you say to her let them i think if there is weirdness about you know everybody getting back together it's a fourth kid it's not a big deal you can even do like an online situation like hey we're raising we're doing an online sprinkle sounds weird to say that for kara if you guys want to donate to this like gift cards or apple pay or venmo you can do that i mean if you don't want to have one there's a version of

it where it's not everybody has to get together and give you gifts and sit around a table and you know share your college experiences you know what we're talking about well that's definitely something to consider but is it is it that is it gathering the people or is it the month But it's both, though, right? Like if you gather, they're going to bring gifts. So it's time and money. Yeah. Now, I think people want to get together.

I don't disagree with you. But I'm saying for her, if there's like a middle ground where she's like, I don't feel like a four, we're having a fourth kid. We've had showers. And I feel guilty getting everybody back together. I think you could do like a, hey, Kara's having a, raising money for a virtual sprinkle. And I think her closest friends would donate toward it if it's about, that if she feels guilty about getting everybody back together and having a party. Yeah.

But I think Amy has a point. You should let them show their love for you and don't feel guilty about that because they won't if they don't want to. So do it. Like I'll just say this because it's fresh in my mind and it just happened. Like those of us that were hosting, like the fun we had putting it all together in the hours leading up and like just how exciting it was the way things came together and how cute it was.

Like even our group text about it, some of the girls were like, oh man, it's going to be sad not texting about this every day because it brought us joy so when whatever the circumstances it may not even be a shower it could be you know people want to rally around you and support you during a difficult time and you don't you feel weird accepting it it's like you're robbing people the opportunity of taking care of you or bringing joy to their lives in a way so let's just you know I know it's hard but maybe don't take that away from them yeah do them a favor and let them buy you stuff care come on we're on the same side here i just i feel weird when people do stuff for me so i think that's why i come from hey we can find a compromise like i don't like anybody doing anything

for me so i'm like oh that everybody nobody wants to be here nobody wants to buy me anything and i'm forcing them to so that's where mine comes from but amy's probably the healthier one here yeah no bobby that's 100% how i feel normally i love throwing the showers i love throwing the parties. I love doing all the stuff. But when somebody says they're going to do it for me, I feel odd, but I don't want to feel odd about it. Yeah. I think they won't do it unless they want to allow them to. You also need the stuff. Everybody wins. So who cares that you're fourth kid. Yeah. Yeah. First kid, fourth kid. And they don't have to give you stuff if they don't want to. Like send us the link. We'll be first. You send us the link. We'll be the first ones to donate to your

sprinkle and you can then you can send it out. Like look who donated to the sprinkle and then that's a conversation piece. And everyone's like, wow. Okay, we'll jump in. Oh, that's silly. But, okay. No, I can't really appreciate your guys' opinions on it. Let them do it, Kara.

Okay. Thank you. Okay. See you later. Thank you for calling. Thank you. Dolly turns 80 today. What do you think her most streamed song ever is?

Oh. I will always love you or I... Number four. Okay. Islands in the stream. Number three. Okay. Oh, nine to five.

Number two. Whoa. Really? Yeah, yeah. So what's one? Jolene. Number one. Yeah.

She hit it four, three, two one. Nice. Good job, Amy. Yeah, Jolene number one from 1974. I've been lucky enough to spend a bunch time with Dolly. We've been lucky enough to have her on the show. She had 11 siblings, which is crazy by itself. Just again, in a vacuum to have 11 siblings.

I guess times were different back to her. Then Dolly was born in 1946 in a one-room cabin on the banks of the Little Pigeon River in Pittman Center, Tennessee. 11 siblings, and she talked about how she didn't get a lot of attention growing up unless she was playing music. I have a sister and two brothers older, so I was fourth one down and then as eight younger. So I didn't get a lot of attention, but I saw I could get it. And I was one of those kids that needed a lot of attention. And I knew mom and daddy loved us all the same, but we didn't get picked up unless we was getting our butt busted or, you know, we're sick or something.

So that guitar and my music was my first entrance into getting the attention that I needed, and I'm still at it. Did you have all those kids back in the day so they could, like, work the land? Is that the reason they had so many kids? I mean, my mom had 13 brothers and sisters, and they were migrant workers, so, yeah. That was their reason for sure. Wild. That just sounds so expensive.

Dolly told us she doesn't like to fly, so she travels on the ground, on a bus is absolutely motion can. I don't like to fly. I get motion sickness. I don't like that helpless feeling that I can't get out if I want to. I travel by my bus when I can. And when I do fly, we usually fly private jet. It's really hard doing commercial anymore just because it's so, such a zoo.

I just take my bus any time I can. That's so cool. I was asking her about a tour bus and what food and drink she must have on the bus. But usually they usually just, I just need water or like fruit, like a fruit plate, like cheese and fruit, but that's more for people that come in and out for myself. I just have mostly what I want on my bus anyway. And we talked about back in the day, and there were times in her career where she was way more internationally famous than she was famous in the United States.

But see, I've been at this a long time, and I've been famous in Europe for years and years and years because of the songs that I used to sing and write like Cote of Many Colors, and people related to that. They knew that I was brought up in a family. of 12 children. You know, kind of a mountain cinderella story. So it wasn't uncommon. A lot of my music was playing more overseas than it did here for a long time, you know,

from my early records. But it's nice to be loved by anybody, anywhere. Happy 80th birthday to Dolly Parton. If you were super famous Amy in Norway and you got to call it like, wow, you have completely taken over Norway. They are obsessed with you. They love you. Would you move there?

I don't know if I would move. there because I'd have to move a lot of things with me. Yeah, but if they just adored you, you were to them, who's the most famous person here, the rock, that really people don't feel polarized about. Yeah. If you were the rock in Norway, would you move to Norway? That'd be cool. I suppose I would visit, but I don't think I'm going to move.

Man, I think you got to move to keep up. I think you got to move. Like in Ireland, all of a sudden in Ireland, you are like the bees' knees. Yeah. I don't think I would move. No. I think I'd have to consider it. I don't know because that's just not like my life-on goal is to be known that way.

You do this for a living. Yeah, but I've been doing this since I just was like, well, that'll be fun. Let's try it out. And here we are 20 years later. Well, happy birthday to Dolly Parton. Has Amy called any of you guys Big Dog yet? Big Dog? No, no, no.

That would be weird. You hadn't hit him with that yet? No, not yet because I just, I feel like I need permission to try this out. I didn't want to just like. You can't tell people you're going to call. You just got to, you know, what's that big dog? Okay, yeah, no. Tell them why you want to use it.

Okay, so I saw this girl post on social media about how when she started talking to all the men in her life saying big dog, it changed every relationship. Here's the clip. If you want to get things done, work the system, just throw out a big dog. Hey, big dog. Oh, big dog's here. What's up, Big Dog? Her name is Rachel Samples, and I went to the comments of this, and there are so many comments of guys that were like,

yeah, that would make my day. That would make my day. So I'd be like, I could walk in and be like, hey, Big Dog, you're ready for the show? Get that commercial's not for Big Dog? Yeah. All right. Scoop of Steve hands me out.

Thanks, Big Dog. I think a lot of dudes, and there's a Tiger Woods meme where he's calling somebody Big Dog. That's what you say when you don't know who the person's name is. 100%. Yeah, like, dudes do that. Hey, that's if you don't know their name. I feel like if I passed like a boss in the hall or like the, I just passed the head of this cluster. I could have been like, what's up, big dog?

But then that we, that would. Oh, you should try. Yeah, please try it. And let us know how it goes. Like, oh, yeah. You know, actually I saw Gator yesterday. I really liked his sneakers. Like I could be like, big dog with the sneakers.

It can't be so performative. She, she was like, hey, big. Yeah, but you're doing Big Dog. You're going to be like, hey, cool sneaker, big dog. Hey, what's up? And you just go to something else. Okay. You can't really have a gap around it where you're looking for feedback in that gap.

Yeah, you're looking for a response when you go, Big Dog. Okay, yes. That's good advice, Big Dog. So, like, comment on my hat. I'm walking by. Oh, I like that hat, Big Dog. Thank you. See, if you just go, no deal.

Okay. Sounds like Randy Jackson. Give it a try That's a no for me dog That's different This is Amy's own thing This is a big dog Try to do it a few times

What about an email Can I be like Oh yeah If I get it Email is different Because email What? email feels Like you're trying

To create a moment Because it's like written Big Dog Yeah like you spent time You wrote it You looked at it again You still sent it Like if you're just big dog

In somebody It's just like that just happens it's like appreciate that big dog yeah and it's not any louder than any other word yeah okay so just the inflection's got to be the same you can't do it with us because we know what you're doing okay so other guys like I'm about to head over the day have a good day big dog and just just keep walking you can't stop and like look around okay but you can't do it an email because that that's not natural it'll not feel natural it's not going to feel natural anyway it's gonna be hilarious big dog but try three times okay whenever and then give us an update after you do the three times you do the three

times, but you can't like giggle, because that's what you're going to do. No, I can keep it together long enough. Yes, I can. Yes, I can. I can give it together long enough to just be like, hey. Okay, leaving for the day. You see, I'm a random dude that you see in the office. You're leaving for the day and you set some random, because there's some random dudes in office. They really are random. I don't know them. But if you know, if like you would talk with them anyway. Like Rick Murray, our head of sales, you see Rick Murray in the hall. You talk with him. Go ahead. Okay, actually, I do have a question for him so I could be like, hey,

question for you big dog. And then I'll be like, can you just... Just beg a question for you, big dog. Okay, question for you, big dog. So weird. He's going to be like, what? I don't know. You just can't laugh.

Just try that. Okay, some more time. Sorry. Hey, Amy. Oh, hey, question for you, big dog. You know, what's that? No, she ain't able to pull off. I can, I can, I can.

I promise. I can. I will be able to do it. I just need to know specifically. It's almost like you have to give me my targets. It has to just be as part. I would have something before and after the word so you don't laugh.

So if you are doing, hey, question for you, big dog. I got this thing. You got to go to the next thing. Next thing. Yeah. Okay. No gap. No gap. I ain't big dog. Yeah, like Rick, dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I do need it.

Hey, question about the cruise, big dog. What time you think we'll be getting out? Yeah, exactly. Just something like that. You don't you have to really want to know. It's just something. And try to record it. Because you'll know you're going to do it. Okay.

And if you can't record it, that's okay. But if you can record it, record it and bring it in. No, I should be able to record it. I might need some time. I don't know that I have three big dogs in me in like one day. No, I don't think you have them in a day. It could be a month. Oh, okay.

Just over time. Just collect my big dogs. Use them wisely. No, is this only in platonic male relationships or like should I test out calling my boyfriend big dog? That may indifference. We don't want that recording. Yeah, we don't want to hear that.

Yeah. Let's go to Angel in Arkansas is on the phone. Let's go over and talk to Angel. So we've been talking a lot about food this morning and fasting. And so one of my guilty snacks growing up was popcorn and cherry Kool-Aid. So my question for everybody was, does anybody have a weird food combo or a snack that's kind of unique or different that they like to go to? You know what's interesting is I've never heard of popcorn and Kool-A, but it does sound

probably pretty good because I'm assuming that the popcorn tastes like the Kool-Aid. Yeah, so the Kool-Aid kind of just disintegrates the popcorn and it just is like the best. So growing up, that's one of the snacks that I felt like I always went to that just was kind of like a comfort food. So I know a lot of people have weird and strange cravings or food combo. So I was curious if anyone had one of those. Mine is, I don't think weird, but as a kid, I just think of this when you said Kool-Aid. And we drank a lot of Kool-Aid because it was super cheap. but we had we take the ice tray and you fill water and put Kool-Aid in them and that's how you had popsicles.

Oh yeah. Oh, yeah. I remember that. You did toothpicks in the ice tray. You made Kool-Aid and then you poured it in the ice tray and you put toothpicks in it. And then that's those were popsicles. I don't know if that was a poor person thing only. A little mini popsicles, yeah.

No need to call us many. You know, we're people too. No, I'm like, that's cute. I like it. No, that was a full popsicle for us. Okay. That's all they could have. Yeah, one mini.

Wasn't many in their mind. No, not at all. What'd you have? Oh, growing up all the time, I would stir together peanut butter and honey and just eat it straight out of the bowl. Like peanut butter honey, like we'd whip it up. You'd spoon it? And just spoon it, yeah. You do like a bowl full of peanut butter, stir the honey in.

At my cousin's house, that's where I learned how to first do it. And she'd wake us up in the middle of light. She's like, you want a snack? And I was like, yeah. Sounds dirty. That sounds weird. It also feels like that would be good as peanut butter, like peanut butter honey on something. Yeah.

But I don't like peanut butter. No, we just spoon it. And then I was a big mac and cheese with ketchup. Oh. I'll still do that. Oh, no, no. It's different. That makes me one of all.

That's gross. Oh, no, it is not. Yeah, that feels gross. That doesn't match. I don't even mind salty sweet, but that's like, I like mac and cheese and I like ketchup. I don't think that goes together. That's salty salty. Yeah, and cheesy.

Why are you being so seductive in your things? She'd wake me up and go, hey, you want to do it? And salt, salsa. You're doing that. You are. You're talking like that. Because it was neat to the kitchen. No, but even salty, salty, salty.

You're blaming it on your cousin too. Salty, salty, salty. No, she would say, like, she'd have to be like, hey, hey, you want a snack? Eddie. Whatever. We would do watermelon with chili powder. I've had that. Yeah, so, like, that was like a summer thing.

Like, we get watermelons, cut them up in cubes. And then there was like a thing called Lucas, which was like, it wasn't exactly chili powder. It was like a concoction of some kind of weird chili powder, salt, lime. whatever and we put that on there, delicious. We would do salt sometimes on watermelon. Yeah. Pannalope. Same deal, which is good.

Or pepper. Maybe the chili I only did once I got to Texas because it seems like a Hispanic Mexican thing. I mean, yeah. That Lucas was from Mexico. Yeah. Lunchbox anything? I mean, the only thing, I mean, I don't know if it's weird though.

SpaghettiOs and you put pepper in there and Parmesan cheese. Oh my God. Sounds pretty good. That sounds like a good. It was delicious. Sounds normal. I don't know. He's like, I don't know if this can sound weird,

but it's like pasta. with sauce. And cheese. Here's the here's thing. Ice cream with chocolate sauce. It's pretty normal, man. That's why I said. I don't know if it's that me.

We are, there we go. Peaches? With ice cream on them. Ah, man. That was good, though. Did you do cookies and milk too? That's crazy.

More did you do. Cookies and milk. My cousin would wake me up. Yeah. And say, you want some cookies? Open your lips. Okay. All right.

All right, Angel, thank you for the call. Absolutely. You have a great day. All right, bye. The morning corny. What vegetable is always cold? What vegetable is always cold? A chili.

That was the morning corny. All right, voicemail, go. I just got back from running 39.3 miles in two days at Walt Disney World. I did the Goofy Challenge, which is running a half marathon on Saturday, which is 13.1 miles. and then running a full marathon on Sunday, which is 26.2 miles. And I listened to the Bobby Bone show the whole time. So thank you guys for running with me this weekend with my 39.3 miles. Bye.

Wow. Good job. Congratulations. The goofy challenge sounds fun to go run around Disney. Yeah. I saw a TikTok where a girl signed up to do a half marathon, but what she realized what she signed up for was at a park. You just run a small circle over and over again,

and there were like six other people doing it. And her friend showed up with signs. and they were like, where's everybody else? That's terrible. It's pretty funny. Hit me with the next one. I wanted to call and talk about Amy's curiosity walks that she brought up. And going the same place all the time is incredibly boring and dull.

So I just take a different route all the time and explore kind of a new area, look at some really cool houses, and then head back home. I didn't know there's a name for it. But yeah, you should give it a try if you like to walk. It's a lot of fun. it felt to me like when Amy was describing this where she'd go just walk and follow squirrels walk into the woods, walking into back, like she's going to get shot. I hit up a new neighborhood.

I didn't even know. That sounds like you're robbing. No, but I was like, what? They had like this beautiful pond and I just, I had no idea it was back there at all. Sounds so curious. Yeah. And there was geese. Wow.

That's cool. That's cool. Wow. All right. Thank you for the call. You guys can call our voicemail anytime. 877 Bobby. Bobby Bones show.

Bonehead. Story up the day. This story comes us from Oklahoma. A family went out to dinner. Mom and Dad had a few beverages. They're walking out of the car like, I don't think we can drive. They looked at their 12-year-old son and said,

hey man, you get us home. Toss them the keys. The 12-year-old got pulled over. You've been training your hole. Well, you've been watching on TV? a lot of people drive. It's time for you to drive. The move probably is calling Uber.

Everybody gets in the Uber and goes home. And you come back and you get the car whenever everybody sobered up. I don't know what you would have done in 1987, though, if I'm being honest. Luckily, we're not in 1987 right now. Yeah. But they were halfway there.

When I was 12, I was driving a bit. We'd be in the woods and I'd drop Arkansas Keith off. We'd be hunting and he'd be like, drop me off here, drive the truck over there. Yeah, I feel like that the woods is different. It's not a road. Yeah.

No, I hear you. What if you're a cop and you see a child driving a car? You've got to pull that over, right? Yeah. Okay, nobody got hurt, though. Nobody got hurt. He was just kind of going over the lines and not able to maintain the vehicle. All right.

So I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. We'll see you guys tomorrow. I hope you have a great Monday. Goodbye, everybody. A win is a win. A win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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