The Bobby Bones Show - TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Bobby Went Back To His Hometown + Eddie Celebrates 21 Years Of Marriage

Episode Date: September 14, 2026

Eddie talked about his 21-year wedding anniversary and how they celebrated. He shares what the craziest part of the two decades together has been. We talked about the gift Amy bought Baby Billie from Ecuador. Bobby talked about returning to his hometown and getting to donate money to his old high school. Amy’s dog ate something bad but she explains why it turned into something good. Lunchbox celebrates a couple who had their baby that he met at the Zoo. He also talks about his recent experience at a zoo and why he screamed like a little girl.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's funny you pick today the day I go first because it's a hard one. Because if the Cowboys would have won, that would have been it. But they didn't win. So that's all in my mind. But you know, something I didn't talk about that happened last week was my anniversary. My wife and I celebrated 21 years of marriage. Oh, wow. And I think about 21 years.

It's like crazy that we've been married for 21 years. And like it's hard because my son's birthday falls the day right before that. So we're kind of celebrated out that whenever it's time to celebrate our anniversary, we kind of look at each other, be like, are we good? You good? Yeah, we're good. We're good. So we didn't do much. I did cook that night and then we put the kids to bed and we got some wine and we watched a movie. I don't remember what we watched. But that was kind of it. We didn't really do much. But man, like, it's crazy to think that I've been married for 21 years and the life that we've had. It's just been nuts. What's the craziest part about it? that we're raising four boys. Like the fact that her and I started just kind of dating in college and that we've just decided to spend the rest of our life together and that's what we're doing. But we are responsible for four boys and their lives. And to me, that's just when I sit back and think about all of it, that's just bizarre to me.

That that's what turned into from us just being, you know, attracted to each other in college. You guys didn't it in high school at all? So in high school her friend, so she's from Dallas, and her friend that she grew up with in Dallas moved to McCallon, which was my hometown. And so she came to the beach one weekend in high school. And that's kind of when I first hit on her, but she wanted nothing to do with me. Like zero. And so I was just annoying about it, annoying about it.

And then I would keep asking her friend later in the week, like, hey, when she's she coming back down again? Would you call her at home? Yeah. Yeah, we had phone conversations. But she didn't want to get... She just kind of was like, I'm not really interested, especially interested in someone who lives, what, five hours away, six hours away. So it wasn't until college when we were like kind of talking more seriously.

What do you think made her commit to you? I wouldn't stop. Oh, wow. Like, I literally would not stop. And she'll say that. She'll even tell my boys like, hey, if you really want something, don't stop. Because, like, that's kind of how your dad got me. Like, he just wouldn't leave me alone.

So he wore her down. But in, like, a cute way. Of course. I wasn't like stalking her. No, man. It's fine line. Between romance and danger. I know. It's like we, some of my girlfriends when I talk about this, like some stuff guys will do like if you're really, if you like him,

you're like, oh, this is so sweet. And if you don't like him, you're like, this is kind of stalker. Fine line between romance and danger. There was something about her though that I just kind of like because at that age it'd be like she's not into me. Who cares? Next one. Like, whatever, who cares? But there was something about her that I just kept wanting, like, I don't know if it was because she would just turn me away so

much that I was like, is it because you, every other girl accepted you and wanted you. No, you were just a heart throb. No, but I mean, I was having fun. Like, and I wasn't, like, I don't know why. I kept saying like, well, let me just keep trying to ask her on a date, but I did over and over and over. She came over to the house. Yeah, yeah, she told me. I didn't know. I just saw a picture of her holding Billy. Dude, what's so crazy is like, she goes over to the house and then like, next thing I get is like 10 pictures of Billy. With her or just period? Both. Her. holding Billy, Billy, your wife and Billy. She loves your baby so much.

And I'm like, don't get any ideas. Well, she keeps offering up you guys coming over and watching Billy as well. Yeah, I don't know. She's never cleared that with me. No, I know. And you also have four kids. I'm wondering, I can't get any of the do crap on the weekend. And all of a sudden they're going to come.

Babies at Billy for three hours and we go to Brooks and Dunn. And then what's so crazy is she comes home later after the boys are all home. And she starts showing pictures on the boys. Let me see Billy. Let me see. The boys want to come over and see Billy. And my whole family is so, like, interested in Billy. But do you think that's because now she wants a girl, like, you show me a girl?

I think that's why she loves Billy so much is that she's a girl. And she's like, gosh, how awesome would it be to have a girl in this family. It is a lot of weaners. Dude, it's not. It's five winners. Farting all the time. Like, my wife just sometimes like, oh, I need to go get Starbucks and get out of this house. You boys are, like, driving me nuts.

That's what we do, man. And then the kids fart and then I fart and she's like, that's it. That's where she draws the line. I did a video and I didn't think that it would get the virality that ended up having. And let me see where it's at now. I mean, it has almost a million views. And I'm just doing a video where I'm talking to the camera and I'm going, hey, the good thing about coming home is I don't have to hang around the people that I hang around all day

because I'm at work all day with these people. And then I come home and finally I get to be with my family. And it's not the people that I hang around with all the day. And I flip the camera on. And it's Amy just out on the couch at my house. I saw that. Oh, that's funny. Well, and then you told me, you don't live here.

Then it was like, you don't live here. Get out of here. Amy brought Billy an al-a. Was it an alpaca from Ecuador? Mm-hmm. A live one. Oh, no way. Yeah, lives in the backyard.

Yeah, yeah, lives in the backyard now. Yeah, I wish. What did you bring it? You brought it? An alpaca, but it's not life. It was a little... It's a little... It was a little...

Animal, like, that I got at this shop. Like, when I saw it, I don't know. I just thought of Billy, and I was like, oh, this is so soft. Like, I felt like it would be something a baby would like to touch, but it also could look cute in her room. Got it, Eddie, when you said stuffed, I thought it was like when you hang on the wall like stuff. Oh, like, yeah, I'm mounted.

Oh. Yeah, mounted. Taxid her me down. No, no, no, no, no. Just like a little tiny alpaca. That's funny. Did you get a lot of souvenirs in Ecuador? Yeah.

Did they check them all when you came back to make sure there was no Ecuadorian contraband? I didn't fill out anything. Are you able to leave because the cameras are running? Yeah. I mean A lunchbox? I look at lunchbox. Dude, I can do it,

lunch fox? You want to try it? I can hit lunch right. Mike, can you do it? Or scuba, you come do it. I can do it for you. Okay, come run cameras real quick. And then I'm going to go read for 15 minutes.

Yeah, because we'll be at least that here. It's actually getting pretty good. Like there's some parts in here where I'm just like, man, that hits hard. How many pages in are you? Where am I? You know, I almost don't like to hear it. You want to hear it? I'm kind of impressed.

Okay, if you're impressed, Gray, I just don't want you to feel shamed. 32. Great. That's great. Can I just tell you, I feel like he just made that up. Because he... He just opened the book.

No, look, there's a bookmark. There's a bookmark. There's a pen or something in there. Oh, you know, okay. I saw him just picking up and going to start flipping and they go, oh, 32. Now look at the bookmark. Okay. Now that's on me.

You take 15 minutes and go read. You got it. Come on back in when you're done? I'm actually liking and I'm like, all right, can I do 20? It's good with Steve's going to sit down and run the cameras for a second. Okay, I'll go. Since the camera's on me and Scoba is setting it down, I'll go. So a couple things.

One, went to Brooks and Dunn. That was fantastic. They're so good. And the fact that they're still so good, and they've been doing it for so long, and they're in their 70s. It's wild to me. The other one is on Friday after the show,

I went back to my hometown in Mountain Pine, and I teamed up with Dollar General for a bunch of stuff. And so they have a literacy program, and obviously I'm very involved in, I mean, look, Eddie's my current literacy program. Yes. Trying to get him to read.

But I went and spoke and they did not know I was coming. So all they knew was something was happening at the school. And so they kind of blindly gave us 30 minutes of an assembly. They said somebody was going to come and read to the elementary kids. That was it. And so I show up and I get there and they're like, do you know, okay, you have to go in the back door, the auditorium. Do you know where? I'm like the same auditorium when I was there.

So I know. how to everything yeah so go and i read stanley the dog to the elementary kids um high school kids then came in later and just kind of talk to them about hey like i was you and if you don't feel like you can do anything you want you're insane because i literally was you sitting in the same auditorium that living in the same place and then we gave them like everybody got a book and then we gave them like $50,000 for their library and it was great. It was a really good time and I'm just happy that the Dollar General was so cool about doing my school. Yeah, that's awesome. Because we had this plan to do this together for a long time and we were just going to go and find schools that need it. And I said,

hey, not to be selfish. My school really needs it. There's a really poor program in Arkansas where you have school choice and nobody stays at our school. It hurts the rural school so bad. And so once the sawmill shut down, which that's been a while now, nobody moves to Mount Pine anymore. Because when the sawmill was there, that's why people move there. Now there's no reason to move there. And so, you know, the school's definitely seen better days. So it was really great to go back and do all that and just see, there's even a couple people there from back in the day when I was there. And then I met the new superintendent, or maybe, I don't know how new she is, but it's great. And so we put some pictures up on my Instagram, but that was fun to do on Friday. And

And then I did a Bobby Castle with Arkansas Keith that will come out in the next couple of a few weeks or so. I mean, he just does not. I say this in the best way. Like, he just doesn't care. He's just not affected by anything. I was like, hey, will you come up and talk on microphone? I was like, yeah, sure. And so he just comes up.

He's in the auditorium with me. And I'm still doing some of my talking stuff. And I said, hey, you want to sit down? He has no idea. He's like, yeah, I'll sit down. He got some microphone. We just talk for an hour. He's like, all right.

He didn't ask a single question about what we were doing or anything. He just sits down. Yeah, just sits down, talks for an hour. I went to see my sister. She was working at Sonic for a long time. Now she works for a doctor. So we swung by her office real quick to see her. A cousin came up.

And it was good. My niece was there, obviously, because she's a senior at Mount Pine. And so just did all that. I think I have a video that I'll post today. But that was mine. So it was really good. You? Love that.

Mine is a suck that turns into something good. And it may be helpful for other people to know. but my dog ate some chicken, like my neighbors having some construction work done, and then some of the workers, like, were sitting under a tree eating lunch, and I guess they had chicken, and then they just threw the bones in the yard. So then my dog found them, ate the chicken bones, and that always makes her throw up. So I was kind of waiting for it, and she never, I was like, oh, I guess she didn't get sick this time. Like, that's great.

well, she threw up behind my curtains in my room. Oh. So she went behind. So I didn't see it for maybe a day. And then I was like, oh, and my curtains are white in the bottom of my curtains. I was like, okay, how do I take these down? And I was kind of just soaking the bottom of the curtains in my kitchen sink. And I'm on the phone with my friend Kat.

And she was like, check the label on the curtains. I'm pretty sure you can throw those in the wash. And I was like, what? and sure enough, you can wash and dry them. And I was like, this is so great. I'm so glad I was on the phone with you. So I threw them in the wash and dry them and already have them hung up.

And it was such an easy process after that. So it was kind of a, felt bad for Kara. But then also, yay, you can wash curtains. Who knew? I guess it depends on the fabric, but the linen ones I have, you could. The fact that the dog knew it shouldn't throw up in the house it wanted to try to secretly throw up behind a curtain.

If the dog was either embarrassed or had shame or just knew they didn't want to get in trouble. Like, that's... I know. That's interesting. I felt bad for her. No, no, I'm not saying anything except dogs actually feel that in some way. I know.

Like, they know they shouldn't for whatever reason, so they go and try to do it somewhere where it's not seen. Yeah. Like the time my dog did it under my coffee table, she went all the way under there. I don't know how long that was there. But I'm like on the rug. I don't know why they always have to go on a rug.

Do you all have that situation? Yeah, they don't throw up, they don't go on the hardwood. They only go on like carpet or a rug. You're right. And I don't know why that is if it's a sensory thing. But they don't go to the bathroom on the sidewalk. They have to be in the... That's true.

Maybe they feel like the rug is like grass. That's a very interesting thing. I've never really put two and two together, but you're right. I don't know. Ars still up on the hardwood if they have to. Oh, well, good. Yeah. That's good.

That's good. That's where you want to do. I think she only did it in my room behind the curtain because maybe she was in there with me and I had the door shut and maybe I slept through it. I honestly don't know when she actually did it. But anyway, I was thankful. So heads up, check the tag. You might be able to wash your curtains.

Hey, Ray, I want to grab this called Trevor in Virginia because I don't want to lose them. Not that it fits what we're doing now, but hey, Trevor. Yep, I'm here. You're on the show. What's up, man? Hey, I was just calling. I'm a podcast listener.

I was listening to Friday, and Amy was talking about smelling a weed in the stairwell related to the guy that got killed. Yeah. And I was thinking back to when, I think it was lunchbox sound. suitcases and stuff in that stairwell. And I was just thinking maybe that's how the guy got his product to his dealers, you know, they come pick up a suitcase and you all got it taken away and then he owed money. And, you know, that's what happened.

So if the suitcases in the stairwell was a drug delivery system, I can't prove it's not. That's true. Maybe, or maybe he just leaves the suitcases there. They come and they grab the weed out of there and leave the suit. I don't know. I didn't look in them because I didn't want to take a chance of it being a bomb or didn't even think about drugs until now. Yeah, because we thought, no, you thought it was a bomb. I 100% thought it was a bomb.

It also could just could have been someone packing and leaving on a vacation. They put their suitcases there as they go down. But then they were there for three days. Yeah, weird. Yeah, I don't know. But that's Trevor, a theory that could possibly be true. Yep. All right.

Thank you. Anyway. Yep, love the show. Thank you, back. See, buddy. Question. They ever find those dudes? I don't know.

Scoop is the one that. I have not heard anything about it. rest being made. So all the body. And if you don't have a lead within the first 48 hours, I've heard. Likelihood of solving it is cut in half. I've heard. Scoba, do you know? Any update? I haven't had a moment to look to see if there's any updates.

I'm just trying to block it out of my mind and move on. Well, do you have a tell me something good, a positive story from the weekend? From the weekend? My son's been doing a basketball camp and I saw Eddie out there and his wife, and I haven't seen his wife in a while. So it's kind of fun to see Eddie out in the wild, not here at work. So that's probably the best thing that happened this weekend

was hanging out my son doing basketball. It's like saying your mailman at Walmart. You're like, that's weird. He tried to run a bonus though with his car. And my son got nervous and he's like, what is he like? 16 years old, he can't drive? And I was like, no, I know that guy.

He's just kidding around. And you got nervous because he's trying to like fake hit us in the parking lot. Yeah. Oh, that's all good. And then you actually hit the gas set of the break. Oh, no. Fake hit.

I didn't like it, but I was like, whatever. Did you guys hang out? No, I saw him for a second. I was like, hey, I'll see you inside. And he goes, I'll probably be in the car for a moment. And then I think he left because then I saw his wife come in. So he never was there more than just a moment to drop him off.

Just dropped him off. What did he go do? But he lied and said he might come in knowing he wasn't coming in. He was probably watching a game on his phone. He never came in, yeah. I don't know what the deal was. We got to get to the bottom of that. I was looking forward to like see him and hang out and talk.

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Lunchbox, tell me something good. Yeah, I've been holding on to this one. I wanted to say congrats to a listener in St. Louis. I ran into them at the zoo, and she was supposed to be having her baby, but the baby wouldn't come out. So she was walking the zoo with her husband trying to get the baby to come out. So I assume they had their baby. Oh, I thought you were going to say they had the baby, and you were now saying.

Well, I'm going to assume they did. I'm going to assume that the baby came out. He was a minor league pitcher, and so he was away from the team. And he was like, man, I got to go back in like two days because the baby hadn't come. And like, I'm out of time. And so I'm going to assume they had their baby. I'm going to say congrats. Well, here's an assumed congratulations from all of us then.

I met him at the hippos. The hippos, we were sitting there at the water and she started freaking out. She's like, are you lunchbox? Oh, my gosh. What was the coolest animal you saw at the zoo? Polar bear. Oh, wow. They have a polar bear?

Oh, dude. Was it in a frozen exhibit? Like a cold? No, that's what was shocking. It was like a desert. And they did have the food on like a canoe or sled and they had it buried in ice. and like we were where the water was like oh no no polar bear and then we walk over here no polar bear and then you walk to the end of the exhibit polar bear was eating the food out of the canoe

and then it starts going towards the water and you see like 30 people running trying to get back to where the water was so you can see it through the glass kind of looks at the water nah goes to the other water so people running over to the other water looks at it goes the other water so 30 people running back and forth trying to see it and then it gets to one water after about a four or five minute chase

looks at it dives right in it was so freaking cool and then he comes swimming right up to the glass and it's like monster top three animals you saw at the zoo number one polar bear I'm going to be honest

we didn't see a lot of animals because it was so hot and they were all just hiding so I'll say polar bear, the hippos that were in the water, and we got to pet the sting race. They let you touch them? Yeah. And I screamed like a little girl. Because it didn't sting you. I know.

They are freaky. Well, well, I'm petting them, right? You got your hand in the water, and they're all going in a counterclockwise motion, right? They're in a tub? Yeah, they're in a big old tank, whatever. So you're watching them all swim this way. Well, peanut likes to make. with people and he came from the other direction

and I didn't see him coming up scared the crap out of me his name's peanut yeah but didn't sting you didn't sting me but it sure got me and I screamed like a little well how you did was not like a girl how you did there was manly kind of I felt like a wimp screaming oh like you know it was kind of embarrassing

it's just a singer you admit that though I don't know it was pretty bad but then he screamed like a man to show that he's still his girl's man yeah yeah uh Abby Do you have a tell me something good? Well, I'm on a fantasy football league this year. I did it last year, too, but my team's good. I'm about to win this week.

99% chance of winning. I'm excited. So hold on, you haven't even won yet. Right. But 99. I mean, I have 130, and the person I'm against has 67. And probably one player left to play or something. Right.

It's my defense, Denver. Okay. I'm excited. I'm a good team. What kind of league is it? It's on Yahoo. Is it like a family league? No, my fiance did it.

It's a bunch of his friends, a few of my friends. And did you draft your own team? I actually did, yeah. Did you go heavy Bronco? No, I really didn't. Only defense is what I have Broncos. Well, they're supposed to be one of the top defenses. How much it costs to get in?

50. Last year I got third. Oh, so you played last year too? This isn't your first year. Right, but I'm very serious this year because I want to win. And how are you being serious? What are you doing better this year that you didn't do last year? Well, I pay attention more this year.

Like I was very intentional about who I was going to pick. You know, instead of just being like, I don't care. Oh, I like his name. Oh, I like their colors. This year I actually tried. Are you watching the waiver wire? Like, that's really how to win in LA. Well, no, that's what I'm not doing, because that's confusing to me.

They always see a waiver wire and I don't even know what that means. Oh. You can, like, go into it, right, and pick other ones. It's anyone that's not on a team? Yeah, yeah. And you can go pick them. Okay. Well, you have to drop somebody. Right, which I'm nervous. I'll probably just keep the team I have.

Okay, you know what? But I won. Good luck to you. Thank you. Ramundo, anything? Yeah, after eight months, finally broke the streak. I went golfing. And I pretty much blame it on myself and the weather. It's been 100 degrees. Who wants to do that? And my best friend moved away. I used to golf with him. Who wants to go by themselves and get paired with a random person? So I went with the boys, lunch Eddie. Absolutely. blast. They made me play 18. I only do nine holes. But it reminded me though, it's tough being out there

for six hours. You're exhausted. Just dog tired when you get done with it. It reminded me. I think I'm good another eight months, man. That was fun. Love playing golf. It's good swinging the club a little bit, but I enjoy doing it on the patio in my backyard every day. It is such a time commitment. I mean, I get home. My wife's like, I'm going to dinner pretty soon. Are you guys getting done soon? I don't know, we're behind a slow group. Don't know what to tell you. It's a bit of why I play pickleball. I can do that in an hour and still get a competitive, like, it's something.

And it's just, it takes a whole day. It takes a whole day. I love playing golf, but now with the baby and 84 podcasts, I've got to do a week, there's just, there's no chance. Would you consider moving to nine holes? I would only play now if there was a reason for me to play. Bidness. Or if, like, a friend's coming into town, we got to find something.

I have, and I'm a member of a club, and I have no, no design. I don't even think about it. Like, hey, maybe we should get in some golf. That's crazy. I know. Priorities, man. Okay, Ray, let's play some voicemails real quick, and then we'll get Eddie. Let's go number three, please.

Why am I the only one that is noticing the bizarre parallels between Remundo and Lunchbox? Lunchbox's story changes about how he got his name every time, and Remundo's, story changes about how he got his name every time it's brought up. But then also the fact that lunchbox has no rhythm and can't sing for the life of him, but also Raymundo has no rhythm and can't sing for the life of them. I feel like they're the same person. I don't know. What do you guys think? Is it just me? You did bring up things that are similar about them. Yeah, but they're not the same person. But I, if you're only hearing surface, I can hear them saying those things because Ray cannot sing and cannot keep rhythm and neither can lunchbox.

They're bizarrely bad. Like you shouldn't have two people that have that lack of rhythm in a group of eight. Like a quarter of the people in your group have no rhythm whatsoever and can't sing a song back on beat. That's crazy. Here's the thing. I don't know what she's listening to. I've never changed the story of how I got my name. It's been the straight answer from day one.

So I don't know where she's getting that. And I think Ray has rhythm. It's just maybe he doesn't know those songs. because he can sing... Oh, you want to be the guy? Well, because he can sing vacation because he knows the words. I think it's songs that he doesn't know the words

that he doesn't have the rhythm because he doesn't know how it goes. I don't think he can even sing vacation because they had to walk him through it and hold his hand to even get him on that song. And it's easy to sing along with something if it's playing. It doesn't matter, but I hear you.

I think there are some parallels there for sure. Go with number six, please. Bobby, you guys were trying to make the guys sound crazy for saying the outro credits were different. They are 100% different, and they didn't change until the day that caller called in and could recite it word for word.

He's dead on. It changed. 100% it changed. Anyway, love the show. Thank you, guys. You might be right. I don't know. I don't listen.

So I do it. I don't go back and listen to it. The only time I go back and listen to it is someone's like, this is wrong, and then even then I don't listen. I just hit Scoobo Steve up. And I'm like, I'm pissed. I hear you.

You could be on to something. Ray, play number nine, please. The last caller that called in about changing your outro, and you guys said he was confused. No, he's a thousand percent right. It's not the part with Morgan in the beginning or in the middle of the episode. It's the outro where you do the end credits. You changed that.

And everyone that repeats it word for word was shocked on Thursday when they listened, and that was gone. And I agree it needs to be changed back. Thank you. Do we change it? So I took over the pod part one recently, and I guess there was an older file, and I was using the older one versus the newer one. Oh, we didn't do it purposefully. No, it wasn't our purpose.

I just took over for a minute just to get things reset for... He took over for a minute, so I'm going to get pissed off. It was messed up all the time. If you know the truth, he was like, I'll handle it. Yeah, I was like, I can't keep getting, one, keep letting you down and two, getting these text messages late at night about the podcast. So I'll just jump in for a second. So it was my fault. I changed it.

And so today, you'll get the original new old outro. Got it. That's funny. That's why it just so happened to coincide with when we were talking about that. It was, yeah. Number seven, Ray. Morning Studio. I'm calling regarding Amy's prediction and your interpretation of her prediction. I think you all have it wrong.

Blue, climbing a mountain, conquering a mountain, Mount Rainier in Washington, Seattle Seahawks colors. They won last year. And then winning again would be conquering a mountain. So I think you all have it wrong. I hear you. I respect it. However, blue is not Seattle's main color. That would be green. They're very green. There is some blue in the hawk. Seattle, to me, anyway, feels like a, there is a jersey that's blue by them, but I feel like it's a... It's green.

Yeah. And Denver is way more known for the mountains. Okay. Here's a thought. Everyone can interpret whatever they want from what I say and act accordingly. That's a thought. So like you've got your interpretation and you make your moves. She has her interpretation. She can make her moves. We're all making moves. Yeah.

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