The Bobby Bones Show - TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Amy’s Rough Day Turned Good + Bobby's Best Baby Gift

Episode Date: April 27, 2026

Amy had a bad day yesterday and is trying hard to find good news today. But she finds the one good thing about the weekend that she helped her future self by doing early. Bobby’s friend just had his 3rd baby and sent him a gift that he appreciated getting when they had their daughter. Morgan shared an update on her dog’s health and how she celebrated her being 11 years old. We also try to figure out Eddie's getting scammed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That wasn't. I wasn't. Yeah, you were. Well, first she yells, I just got screwed. And I said, why? She said it doesn't matter. And then we were about to hit record on this. And then she goes, oh, I was talking to you guys.

He's like, hmm. No, I got distracted and I lost my spot because somebody went in. That quick? Yeah, right? That's what I'm saying. I was booking an appointment and there was a time slot available. and I had it and I was entering in my card to card info and doing all that, but then I paused in the middle of it to talk to the boys about a story.

My story, it's my fault. I'm the one that started the story. That's not how you started. What was the appointment, hair? Yes, like a, anyway, it doesn't matter. It wasn't meant to be. You brought it up twice and just kept saying it didn't matter. Because it doesn't.

I don't need to waste money on that anyways. Your hair? Yeah, I was going to treat myself to a blowout. I had to make a video thing today, and I was like, Yeah, it's a work expense. No, it really is. I'm not the tax man. Holy crap.

So now I know I will go home and do it myself and save my money. Okay. It's fine. It's just funny how it was there. She's gone to the whole range of emotions. I know. Because it really, it's silly. Okay.

Well, let's do some good stuff. No lunchbox for this segment. What do you have? Oh, my. Tell me something good? Yeah. Oh, I've heard it down. One of those?

It's one of those where it's kind of hard to think. Yesterday was horrible. Yeah. Horrible. So. You want to lean into that or no? No. Because that's not telling me something good.

Okay. And it's like, I can't. But it was just a rough day. Like after church, like, you know, sometimes church makes you emotional. Okay. And then you can't really get through it. And then when I got home from church, I just went and crawled in my bed for like two hours. And then finally I was like, I can't do this.

Like I can't lay in bed. I have to must get up. Must face day. So I did that. Is that good? Yeah, I mean that I got up. But my good thing is from this weekend, I already packed for I Heart Country Festival.

My luggage is out. My outfits are in my hanging bag. Pretty much I'm ready to go. And that never happens. I am the one packing the night before. I don't know, guys. Is it the vitamin D testosterone iron? in combo. Am I a new person? Is it weird to pack the night before you're going somewhere?

No, it's not. But I'm like, I'm like minutes before. Like I'm, I stress my friends out. If I ever I'm traveling with them or whatever, they're packed and they're like, okay, I'm headed to the airport. I'm like, oh, I'm finalizing my luggage. I'll be at the airport soon. And that's weird to be doing it that late. But I think most, I do most of mine the night before because I don't want to hang close up or fold close up and they stay wrinkly for even longer. Oh. You know what I mean? Yeah.

Hanging probably not as big of a deal if you have them in a bag. And if you're going to steam, are you going to steam them? Do you take a steamer with you? Most of it's denim. So I think I'll be fine. It's a very denim weekend. Lots of denim. I pack early, but I don't pack fully early because, again, I don't want stuff to be so wrinkled

by the time we get to where we're going. Yeah, I get that. That's good. You're already done. Yeah, it feels good. A lot of days early. I know, I know. This weekend I was like, what, what, what should I do?

Like on Saturday, I was like, you know what, I'm going to get ahead. I'm going to start packing. It was very unlike me, so. That's good. Because the normal me is very, it's more chaotic. Yeah, but it took you having to lay in bed for two hours. No, no, I did the packing before. I was just telling you, like, yesterday, like when I got here, I was like, what?

because yesterday is the closest to today, so that's where my brain is. Yesterday's day is the closest to today. That's true. Now, think about it. But then... Two days ago is it near as close as yesterday was to today. When we do tell me something good,

we're most likely pulling from the day before. But yay, it's Monday. Or this morning. Yeah. Because I've added to mine from this morning. I've supplemented mine. Okay. Well, yay for me,

I got to pull from the entire weekend. And one of the things from this weekend was that I already passed. I'm up to you. Thank you. So I'll do mine. I got a few, but the one from this morning is one of my friends just had a third baby, and he posted it on Instagram, so not really sharing anybody's information.

But Kevin Kluke, who's my trainer for a long time, a friend of mine, they had their third baby. And so they posted the picture, and I wrote congratulations on there. And then I thought, I should send them something, but we just went through this. What were the useful things that were sent to us and what were the ones that were a nice gesture, but weren't so useful and maybe were clutter. With me? All

appreciated though. And it was people would send us like an Uber Eats gift card. So I was like I'm going to send him an Uber Eats gift card and I asked Amy said I just did that. I said oh do you go to the site?

She goes no, go to the app and she walked me right through it like she had done it five minutes ago. And so I sent him over a couple hundred bucks. I only know how to tell you exactly because I just did it on Friday. How to send it into my cousin. How easy it is.

You just go inside the app. Because mostly if I buy gift cards for people, I'll go to the freaking website. I'll go down to the drop down, buy it. They'll have to email it to myself because I don't trust emailing it to them because they'll never get it and never know. So email it to me,

then I'll take a screenshot of it, and then I send it over with the code on it. That's just too much. Yeah. No, my sister walked me through. It was crazy because just like I walked you through it, my sister told me exactly. I was like, oh, shout out.

Because this is also a little tell me something good. my cousin had to have brain surgery. Whoa. But the tumor was benign, but they decided to electively remove it because it can mess with other things if it grows and then it can cause other neurological issues. And he was put on a ventilator.

Like, they knew he'd be in ICU recovering but short-lived, right? Well, he ended up, like, he's still in there on the ventilator. But the tell me something good part is we did get a family up to. date that he will be removed off of that. So thank goodness. Hopefully every, it just, you just never know like with surgery, everything seemed totally fine. And then that every day, it kept changing like, oh, they didn't want to take him off the ventilator today. Oh, they didn't

want to take him off the ventilator today. Oh, they didn't want to take him off the end. And then you're like, oh, and he might have to get a trache. And my sister and I called each other because you're like, oh my gosh, this is like exactly what happened. My dad. Everything was like fine. And then it just wasn't. And then, but now I think we're going to be in a good place. But anyway, that's what My sister, I was like, we need to send gift cards for food because they have two kids. And that's just way easier so they can just order food instead of. Because, I mean, we're not in Atlanta. We can't drop off a meal.

Question. Uh-huh. How'd that not lead as your number one story? Well, I didn't think it was like, tell me something good that my cousin's in ICU. But? I guess, because I was probably going to wait until he got out of ICU and that would be tell me something good. This just led to the only reason why I knew how to do. do the Uber-Reed's gift card so quickly is because it was fresh on my mind. And then I thought,

as I'm telling you that story, I was like, actually, this is pretty good that he's still going to be in ICU for probably another week, but they're removing him from the ventilator. So it's still, it's kind of telling me something. Tell me something looking pretty optimistic, which is a segment we toyed with, but we decided not to go forward with. It was just too hard to say. So a couple other ones, DJ, my brother-in-law, hitting coach for Arkansas. They won the series. It's Missouri, two out of three. We should have been three out of three, but two out of three.

They play Texas next week in Austin next weekend. No, think about it. Oh, we're going to be there. We're there. We're there this weekend, right? Yeah, that's one they're playing. Oh, they said next weekend. Well, yeah, weekend coming up.

That's a big debate amongst people. Yeah. How do you refer to? If it's a Monday, it's next week. No. It's the weekend coming up. If it's like Wednesday, it's not next weekend. It's this weekend.

Yeah. But Monday it's this weekend. Yeah, because you're already in the week. Both can work, though. Okay. I'm fully on the side of your side, by the way. But I think if it's Monday only, it can... And I think there's a difference in what I said.

I think I said this next weekend and not next weekend. I heard you say they're playing Texas next weekend. Whatever the case, Monday, it's okay. Tuesday, it's like Happy New Year. There's a cutoff. Yeah. You know, by January 14th, no more Happy New Year, I think Monday is the only day to be like, yeah,

coming up. I should have said this next weekend if I didn't. So that's cool. Yeah, so they're going to play. They're playing Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Can't go Thursday because we're flying on Thursday evening. Can't play Friday because I have to play golf on that thing. I mean, I'm not looking forward to that because I'm not any good.

I haven't played any golf at all. I would otherwise. And then Saturday, they play at one. Okay. And I think, because our show is until seven. Yeah, that's doable. and it's close, right? They play close.

They play on campus. Yeah, so it's close to Moody. You think you're physically going to go? I would like to. It's right there. Family before everything. Yeah. Nice.

I like it. True. Yeah. Do I have to do any of the outdoor stage stuff? Yes. I just want to say I don't want to do outdoors. I'm family before everything. But it's not until later.

You and I are doing it together. How do you know all this? Because I got my schedule. You can handle that. You literally walk up on stage and be like, what all. Yeah, but people want to see you. You can even read a note from Bobby.

I'll be there all night. What if I just get you on FaceTime? I haven't seen my family in months. And you're going to tell me, well, I don't know. I mean, I'll probably have to go do it. What time do you have to do that? Let me tell you.

That's probably like a three, Amy, I bet. But three, I can't get there in time. Games at one? Yeah. Unless I'm, I guess I could just come with my sweaty clothes, but then what's... I think it's... Shower at the venue?

Three. I think we have a stage. It's the later, it's the last stage hit, I think, of that afternoon. I would say I don't need to do it. You're right. I got you. No, I, and I think you win when you say family first. Mm-hmm.

It's also less than a mile away. So I'm saying, man, it's right there. Yeah, but it's hard to get that Uber. You would have to walk because taking a car. It's a 15-minute walk. It is. Yeah. Well, the shower.

What do I do? stay in shower. They have showers there, yeah. Get on my clothes. It's just a pain in the butt. I'll figure it out. I don't want to have to be the guys like, I'm not coming. You want me to do it? You want me to tell them like, hey, guys, Bobby's not coming. Yeah, Eddie and I will just go out. We just won't even. That's even worse. I just believe in family. Right. Especially now that you're a dad. Yeah. It's something new has hit me. Since we had a baby, it's like family before everything. And I haven't seen my family in a long time. I bet they'd be okay with it. Who is it? And who is it? And who

to tell Rod? Yes. I don't know. I got my schedule from Elizabeth. It's literally, it's speaking of benign. It's benign.

It's me going out on stage and being like, what's up? That's literally my worst thing anyway of all the things I do. I hate stage announcements. And you're going to be at the main festival

on the stage saying what's up all night. I'll do one extra what's up on the stage that night just to make up for the one not there. Oh, okay.

I thought, I haven't got to go to a single game this year because we've had the baby. Either Caitlin's been very pregnant or we've had the baby. You're not to go to a single game. Thought it's going to finally get to go to one. The time is perfect. Here we go.

I got to do a stage announcement. I swear to you. I think it'll be fine. Eddie and I can do it. What if I just am late or forget? No, that might be worse. Because you're never late. I know.

And you never forget. I know. That's the thing. If it was kind of my thing, I'd be like, oh, dang. Like it's crazy. People don't. believe me, but you never forget

and you're never late. Like, it's crazy. Like, sometimes Bobby will say something in passing, and I'll be like, oh, he'll forget. He never forgets. I don't know that that's true, 100%, but I feel like, for the most part, it's true. I can't remember if I've ever forgotten.

So, my tummy something good. Well, I thought I was going to get to go to a game in Austin. Still could be. Tell me something good. Did you go for a little bit of the game? What's it going to leave when it's tied, Amy? I'm going to watch a little bit of the movie then leave? Yeah, because it's like you have somewhere else to be. What?

No, it's like you can't, if you can't see the whole thing, you don't want to go at all. To the movies? No, I'm not leaving a movie. It's not a movie, it's a game. It's better than a movie. I don't know. I'll figure it off. So my telling me something good now is tell me something they could optimistically be good.

What's just weird that Amy's so like you have to be there. No, I don't. You're acting like you're in charge of it. No, I just said go. You got this. Eddie and I'll do it. What are you talking about? Well, you're still telling them like, you'd leave in a movie?

No, I'm saying go to the game if you want to do both. Like that way he doesn't have to worry about it. You get to see family. But then I got to get back over and shower at the center and I got to put on nice clothes. I don't know. I'll figure it out. All right, whatever. Now the second sucks.

Man, it was telling me something good. I know. Eddie, have anything? Oh, yeah, man. Also, okay. What, what, what, what? I just went back and reread the text and I misread. He's not even getting.

off the ventilator yet. So see, it's not even good. What I was hoping for is my stage announcement wasn't until 4.30. It wasn't about your cousin, but I hear you get, I wish it was better than that. God. I'm sorry, Amy. So stupid. And he's like, he's like your age, Eddie. Two years older than you, Amy? He's older. He's older. But he's young, you know? It's like. So you can see, you can say he's our age. But he's your age. He's 47? Is he 40? Is he 47? He's a little older.

Thank you. I always, I just always think you're older. I'm not. I feel older. I have four kids, man. I feel like life's brought me down for sure. Happy Pride Month, Toronto. Pride is an opportunity for you to create your own space.

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Today's a big day. Big day. My voice acting debut is today. Like it's up. It's downloadable? up my voice acting podcast. I don't know. I feel weird about promoting this person.

Are they making money off this? And we all are making money off this, I think. Yeah. Eddie gets a split. Dude, the split. What's wrong you doing? Because I think he just tricked Eddie into being on his podcast so he can get streams.

No. Well, apparently the podcast was already doing pretty well before I got in. What does that mean already doing pretty well? Like they're part of it. I think he gave Eddie a break, his big shot. I've never, I've never been a voice actor. And how are you going to know the revenue they make?

Oh, that's a good question. Data Tuesdays. Did you get a contract? Mike? No. I don't know. It sounds like they wanted him to promote it. Really?

He doesn't have a contract. Hey, so what do I do now? Like, tell him like... Because then he wanted lunchbox, too. Yeah, they just wanted you guys to promote the show. He said it'd be funny of lunchbox was like... Of course. So we talked about...

Yeah, hilarious. Well, what his plan was kind of funny. He said, I was thinking about getting lunchbox in, and then he reads his line. And then I'll be like, actually Eddie can you do that one instead and like oh we're gonna go with Eddie so now he's doing bits okay wait but

what's the name of it the void okay and it's for kids yeah it's for all ages it's a really good story but season two all ages yeah like which ages well I mean it's a storyline so because anything for kids is all ages but not everything for adults is for kids

like there's a spooky vibe to it, but there's nothing scary about it. It's a family-friendly full-cast audio drama about a teenager navigating a cursed dark forest. Yeah. Mike, is there any success behind this podcast? I'm looking at it right now. How does Mike do that?

Mike knows it has his way. So you can look at some data Fridays. Data Monday. We'll pull their numbers. Okay. You get to pull their numbers? I'm kidding. Oh, dude, that'd be awesome. Anyway, it's called The Void. Yeah, the Void. And I open season two. So like when season two, like you start listening to season two?

So like, what's your voice? It's me. But how are you talking? Me, it's me. Oh, he for sure wanted you to promote it then. Wait. No, no, no. The character's not Eddie.

The character's name is Dan. But how does Dan talk? Like me. Wait, your character isn't even a voice? I thought you were like a horse. That was a different one. Oh. That's the one I didn't make.

So your character is also lunchbox's real name. Oh, you're Dan the Weatherman. Oh, weird. I didn't think about that. I'm Dan, the Weatherman. Oh, yeah, that's right. Okay. So, hey, well,

them. So I, my, my scenario is like, so you're not even doing voice acting. I am. I'm doing the weatherman.

I'm not Eddie. You can use your own voice as the, yeah, if you're like Myers or Channing Tatum. What's the difference? Or Ellen. Yeah,

Ellen's going to keep She has a recognizable voice. But you were doing this in order to have a resume to get jobs, which I do. You can send them this if you're using your own voice.

But no, I also do audio dramas. What? I think you're just triggered from this whole festival softball game thing. There's a possibility that's true. But Mike, what do you think? They were nominated for a Webby. Look at that.

What's a Webby? How many followers they have? I can't see any followers. You're right. I can be triggered from the... They have 1,500 followers on Instagram. Oh, that's Instagram followers. Okay, but what's your...

This is a podcast. I don't know. I don't know how much they do on Instagram. It's good, but what are your thoughts? My thoughts are that, which, I mean, nothing wrong to them, but they use Eddie to promote their podcast more because even their engagement on social prior to Eddie and even without Eddie's posts,

they're like 10 likes, three comments. And then they collaborate with Eddie and it's got 800 likes, 20-something comments. So not hating on them for what they did. Not a bad business move by them, right? It's a great move on their part, but Eddie, they kind of used you. I would have definitely said,

can I do a voice that's not my own so I can use this? Because you wanted to build a resume. You're just sending them your voice. Like, what's your resume? But it's my voice, but I'm still part of the drama. It's like, I'm freaking out. You know, it's not me just talking. Like, I'm doing a character.

I'm probably triggered, but... Man, I was thinking this is a big day today. It is. It is a big day for you. And I'm sorry, we took that away from you. All right. I'd like to formally apologize for taking that away from you. Amy, your thoughts?

I would like to hope they heard this segment and they're like, oh, this would be cool to get Eddie on board. Obviously, a perk is that Eddie may talk about it, but I think they just genuinely, I don't, it makes sense. Of everybody on the show, do you think he's the one that they go to? Yeah, because he has all the voices

and he was the one trying to be a voice actor. Well, all of you guys have done that. I mean, yeah, I've always said I wanted to be a fish. But see, I think that's your problem, maybe. You can't just say you want to be a fish. At my time will come. You got to swim. You can't just say you want to be an alligator.

Like, you got to do an alligator. Sure, I'll start there, but. What that sound like? What? An alligator. A woman alligator. Just be like, hey, do your regular voice. It sounds like this.

Now you're making fun of me. No, we thought you were doing voice acting. I am. It's an actor. Not just acting. It's like Woody the cowboy. He's still a person. Yes, but that's a famous voice.

What I would say is you're just acting. Okay, who's not a famous voice? But it's vocal. This is a vocal acting? Like, what do you call it? I'm a voice actor. So like, Ratatooie, for example. Right?

Like who does the mouse? No one knows who the mouse is. Pat Nawswell. Oh, great. No, good for you. Everybody check out the void. Yeah? Yeah.

I hope you get paid. Oh, I hope so. I hope so. But we didn't do a contract or anything, so. That's crazy that you don't have any sort of, even a single page document. Like you gave them your voice and you worked on it and you have no idea if you're ever going to get paid or how you're going to get paid. or there's no obligation from them to even pay you because there's been nothing even written. Interesting.

Yeah. I'm probably triggered, though, from that. Yeah. Morgan, anything? Yeah, I had a really good weekend. We celebrated my dog's birthday. She turned 11. We took her to a bunch of different restaurants and bar patios,

and we took her to a festival, so she was getting all kinds of food. And we did yard work. I planted a bunch of new, like, bushes and flowers. and I don't know. It was just a really good weekend. That's cool. 11 years old, that's good. It's good run.

Especially if she's still healthy at 11. Yeah, she's still doing good. Like, she obviously has her Addison's disease diagnosis she got last year, but they can live a long life with that with all of her stuff. So she's doing great. Every time people see her, they're like, she's how old. They don't expect it. So she had just the best time.

And I don't know. I just felt like I had a really productive weekend, which is not the case lately. All right. Good job, everybody. Whatever. No, actually, by us continuing to beat that drum, we gave it even more promotion. That's called we reverse engineered promotion at a high level.

Yeah, but now I'm worried about that. I'm not going to get paid. Well, I would have worried about that. I mean, that should have been the first thing. You didn't sign anything. Right. He didn't. I just asked me about a contract. He said no.

That's what I'm saying. There's nothing. And there's no way he can even look in their books to see if they're getting paid. Right. I think you can trust some people. What did you want? What kind of money? The split, whatever the split was.

No, but like what were you hoping? Oh, I don't care, dude. No, but what were you hoping, though? Like, minimally. This is where I go be. No, no. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.

It's a percentage. Like, minimally, what were you hoping you made from this? Out of the percentage? Yeah. Out of everyone? I don't understand. I don't understand the question. I don't understand the question.

What was I hoping to make? What was you hoping to make $100? Minimally, what were you hoping to make money-wise for this? I don't know, dude. Like, I would expect to make $200. Like, I have no idea. I don't know how big this podcast is. If they said, here's $200, I'd be like, cool, thank you.

Right, that's all my question wise. Yeah. If you don't make how much, you're going to be upset? If I don't make $200. Okay. That would be a waste of time. I bet you they'd give you $200 just because you said this. Oh my gosh.

See, then I should have gone higher. $10,000. No, that won't happen. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news. With Bobby.

Tell me something good. On a Sunday night in Belfare, Washington, this tow truck driver, Sam Cattle, hiked about a half mile into the woods to rescue an Uber-Each driver who was stranded after the Uber-Eats guy was following his GPS down a private road and then got stuck. So the driver just delivering food, unfamiliar with the area, called for help after getting stuck.

He was not able to get there because, well, it was a hard route to get down. He had to tow truck. So he went up and 12.30 a.m., hike miles into the woods to get home. Wow. Yeah. So, King 5 with the story.

That dude, at that point, do you eat the food? I mean, that's what I'm thinking. You're the Uber Eats driver. Right, you're not going to get it on time. You're stuck. You probably just eat the food. Well, yeah, I mean, a little bit at a time because you've got a ration. Oh, I don't think he's going to die.

I'm just saying the food's going to get bad. Yeah, shout out to the tow truck driver. There you go. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Yeah, I'll make something good.

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I'll be honest. If you just took me and I get all that, I would also think that was cool. That's really cool. They did that for that kid. That's a good one. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Joy is essential and it's also elusive.

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