The Bobby Bones Show - TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (THURS): Amy Got More FREE Furniture!
Episode Date: July 30, 2026Amy shares how she finally picked up the couches she bought from Bobby yesterday. That led her to getting offers for more free furniture! We talked about how Amy showed up to pick them up without a pr...oper plan on securely transporting the chairs. Bobby shares that Eddie got cleared for Hot Yoga!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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podcast it's time for the good news tell me something good amy so yesterday you put up a video of the
chairs that i picked up and then someone that i know i've known her for years she lives in nashville
she texted me after seeing that and she was like hey we're moving so i have a lot of things
that if Stasheera needs, like, let me know.
And some of it she's selling, but some of it, she's like, look, if y'all just come pick it up,
like, I'll give it to you.
And so she started sending me all these pictures.
And I mean, some of it's artwork, chairs, a couch option that might work.
I'm just waiting to get some measurements.
And if it works, like, it'll go great with the chairs.
And so it feels good to know, too, because I know her.
getting i felt sometimes like looking at couches on facebook marketplace which is totally fine but i'm
like i wonder who these people hooked up on her and what happened on these couches and like uh you know um
so it was just cool that because i hadn't i mean if she hadn't seen that post like i don't know
that she had thought to text me and then it turned into all these different options maybe to
finalize pretty much everything i need for the apartment and or that we need for the apartment and
and from a source that I know.
I'm assuming you got the chairs home?
Yes, they're in my garage.
There's a video because mine was going to be the chairs
are finally gone from the studio.
Oh, okay.
Which is valid.
There's a video.
It's at Bobby Bone's show,
and I shot two yesterday on our Instagram.
And one is, for a minute, Amy,
tried to put one of those chairs in the back of her SUV
and it was not going to fit.
Well, they were going to be in the truck,
but then my friend's truck has a thing on top,
like a...
Linear?
A bed?
Not a liner.
She kind of a toolbox and then she kind of an over the top.
Cover thing.
Yeah, the cover.
And she's like, I can take the cover off, but she's like, I can't believe I didn't think.
She didn't realize.
The chairs were just bigger than we thought.
So then I thought, well, you take a chair.
I'll take a chair.
And we'll be done.
And then the chair didn't fit in my car.
And that's when you pulled up.
So we.
Then we kind of smashed them together, did a low upside down.
But I'm assuming they got there fine.
Yes.
I followed behind her the whole way to my house.
And you guys didn't get on the highway, right?
No.
Yeah, good.
Thanks to your advice.
you're like, y'all should probably take the, don't take the highway, which is easy because, yeah, from there to my house, there's an easy way to get to my house.
And why I pulled up and your friend was like, do you have any straps? I'm like, I didn't pull up for the chairs. I just pulled up because I got work to do. And I'm the last person to have straps. But you didn't need them. We figured it out. They were very secure, but still. Yeah, her tailgate, she called me when I was behind her and she was like, hey, I just got a notification that my tailgate is not closed. With the chairs back there?
But it was closed, but I guess the latch wasn't fully latched to wear the sensor.
And so she's like, just, I'm letting you know.
And I'm like, well, I'm right behind you.
So if it opens and they fall out, it'll hit me and not somebody else.
Well, there was a lesson or two that posted under the video.
I can't believe you sold them to her.
I just give my friend stuff.
And so I shot a second video.
And I said, let me enact this whole conversation because I can't reenact it because it didn't happen.
If I said, Amy, I have these two chairs.
I will give them to you.
You would say those are very nice shares.
I was to take them.
You would say, no, I want to buy them.
I said, no, take them.
You said, no.
Instead of doing that, I was like, very cheaply, just give me an ounce of money.
That way it feels like a real transaction.
And that's what I posted.
Yeah.
And that's fine.
Except for, you know how you screen, you put on the video, you put the comment?
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
So I thought that was the person that made that comment.
On the bottom, it says who it is.
Oh, on the bottom.
Because the big handle that's up by it, I'm like, oh, so I wanted to go see who that person was.
And when I went to it, I was like, oh, that's not the person that said it.
That person was actually more on your side of things.
And then the other person commented.
So I was like, oh, I hope they don't get unnecessary.
Well, the first person, we'll call it the mean one, said, why are you selling it to her?
Then someone stepped in and said, da, da, da, da, and then she replied to that person, I only give.
So I just replied to the one where she was replying to the person.
Yeah, anyway, it doesn't matter.
It's up on her Bobby Bone Show Instagram at Bobby Bone Show.
But yeah, I was pretty happy to see them gone.
They're really nice chairs, but I just didn't have room for them there anymore.
Yeah.
Like, we've built four studios working on the fifth studio.
And we don't have any space for any more chairs.
So I'm glad that they will be put to good to use because they're nice chairs.
Okay.
Well, those kind of years of mine together.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Except for now, I think, I don't know, looking at this picture that she sent me over the couch,
because I was worried, the chairs are so nice in their velvet.
There's this burnt orange color, which I have.
have some similar ones at my house. I love them.
But the finding things that will go exactly with it.
It's not first apartment. I know. I know it doesn't matter.
Everything can just be existing.
I know. This is what her dad, my ex-husband, was saying yesterday. He's like, this is her
first apartment. I said, well, like, I can't, I want, as her mom, I'm not trying to go
crazy or anything, but it's not totally unreasonable for me to just make sure things fit and
match with her. And Stashear is a part of it too. Like, I'm texting her, we're talking. And she was like,
oh, yeah, wow, that's really cool. Thank you. And I mean, what? I just wouldn't run away from
anything nice and good because it doesn't match at all. Yeah. Like, it's okay if it doesn't match.
I mean, even it doesn't even to be nice. I saw those chairs on the Instagram and I was like,
golly, that's for our first apartment. Man, that's pretty crazy. That's because Bobby gave me a
generous deal. I wouldn't have, if Bobby hadn't, again, you would have tried to give them to me.
I mean, what would you do right now if I threw those on Facebook Marketplace and sold them for
like 600 a pop? Two things I'd be like, oh, dang, she got me. And then I'd also be like,
respect. So smart. Yeah. But first one, it'd be like, dang, she got me. But secondly,
I'd be like, oh, respect. Yeah, no, I definitely would never, if you were selling those for what you
could have gotten them with, you could have sold them yourself for on Facebook. Like, I was just
like, hey, I'm out. This is to share his first apartment. She doesn't need.
those chairs. But yeah, I'm just saying like you're worried about like going to Facebook
marketplace like oh did someone hook up on that couch it's like man if a couch is 25 bucks
throw it in that first apartment that's what the whole point is because you don't know how to
take care of things in your first apartment you're supposed to experience that if you have you know
what do you call champagne taste on your first apartment man you never get to live that life of
man what a crappy couch I used to have and have those stories they're going to be living in luxury
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My other one is that Eddie got cleared for hot yoga.
He's not here right now, but he went to his doctor because he thought he might die
from high blood pressure doing hot yoga, which I knew he wouldn't.
And also thought he might use that as a reason to not do it.
But he got cleared.
So I guess he'll talk about that when he comes back.
So we're going to do that next week.
I'm going to take him next week.
That's exciting.
To a hot yoga class.
It's good.
We have somebody ready, right?
Yes, yeah, yeah.
We have it all fully set.
And it's just Eddie and I in the room, right?
Yeah, that's what you want.
Yeah, that's what I want, because we're taking cameras in there.
And I don't want to have to avoid other people that are doing yoga.
Oh, yeah, no, no, the classes, it's going to be a closed class with just you guys in there, yes.
And they know we're bringing cameras.
They know it's a full content thing.
Yeah, they're ready to go for it.
Yeah, so that was a good one, too, that Eddie finally got, well, yeah, I'm paying like 300 bucks for it.
That's enough for a private, right?
Because they're not canceling a class.
I think she's coming up in the middle of other classes.
Yeah.
I think they do a bunch of morning, morning, lunchtime, and evening.
So we're doing like an afternoon whenever there's nobody there.
in that area. So that's another
going to do. Lunchbox, what's yours? Yeah, so
my sister is visiting and she taught me
that, I mean, a little late because summer's almost over,
but during the summer, movie theaters
have like a Tuesday and Wednesday
special price where it's
$1 to $3 to go see a movie.
So they went to the movies yesterday for $3
and all the snacks were discounted. Boom!
So they went to the movies for like $20.
Did they show current movies or is it
older movies they're showing? I think it's a little older.
They saw Bad Boys 2.
or bad guys too
Oh I don't know what that is
It's a cartoon
Not bad boys too
That's Will Smith
Right right right right
Yeah
But it's bad guys too
And I don't know how long ago
That came out
But my kids hadn't seen it
And they got to go for $3
And I'm like
Why didn't you tell me this
At the beginning of summer
Also it doesn't even matter
If it's older or not
I just wondered if it was older movies
Just generally speaking
Because I knew they do summer pricing
Mike what do you know about that
Yeah it's usually older movies
Like maybe two or three years old
Oh that's that old
Yeah
Oh
Bad guys too?
Bad guys too yeah
How old's bad boys too?
It's probably...
20 years.
But yeah, so they went to the movie for 20 bucks.
I thought that was pretty cool.
I was like, man, I wish I'd have known that.
And they had the whole movie theater themselves.
The only people in there.
She took all your kids?
Yeah, and her three kids.
She managed the whole...
Six kids.
How'd they all do together?
She said, great.
Wow, how old's the oldest of hers?
Nine.
Okay, so nine.
She has a nine.
I have an eight.
She has twin sevens.
I have a six and a four.
Good job.
her. Yeah, that's awesome. That's crazy. They all acted. Yours acted good? Oh, yeah. Of course.
Of course. Of course it. Of course. Of course. You can have movies and good news. Something from
a story I did for our podcast news part of the show, you can get a free Fandango movie ticket
if you donate blood from now to July 31st through the American Red Cross. That's what they're
doing to incentivize people to donate because they're so short on blood. And you get a Fandango
go movie ticket by email
and then
all you have to do is donate blood so oh
you being paid by big blood no but there's
it's already it's July 30th
oh my gosh why does that feel like that was so far away
and it's tomorrow
so today
today and tomorrow
yeah
it's time for the good news
with Bobby
tell me something good
as Spider-Man is being praised after stopping to help a person in a wheelchair safely cross an
intersection in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Traffic cameras captured the Spider-Man jumping out of a red Jeep,
seeing the person in the wheelchair. They were kind of stalled, and Spider-Man jumps out of the Jeep
to help the person. And so it is from that cam. So it wasn't set up, and he's not walking
across town looking to help people. He's dressed as Spider-Man, and he just jumps out of his
He's there at that white line.
You know, you're not supposed to pull it over.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And the wheelchair is stuck.
It's so funny that Spider-Man comes running out of the Jeep, guys.
I know you can't see it.
And then he sprints him across before he gets hit by a car.
Yeah, I mean, that's really cool.
I guess I just don't know.
Like, my son used to dress up as Spider-Man every day, and there was Batman every day.
So his thing is he works at a local trampoline park, and they were having a superhero party for the kids.
Oh.
Okay, that makes sense.
Okay.
Yeah, so.
I thought it was just.
I thought it was really Spider-Man.
And that's what I wanted to say.
He wasn't walking through town as Spider-Man looking to help people.
Or he liked to dress up every day and today he just got lucky.
He was in the Jeep.
Looks like Eddie's Jeep.
Yeah.
jumps out.
It could have been me.
Well, okay.
It has a black top.
Ah, okay, yeah.
Yeah, otherwise I thought it could have been you too.
So shout out to this guy.
His name is...
Peter Parker.
Jonathan Spider-Man.
Yeah, poor both.
There you go.
That's what it's all about.
It's time for the good news.
With Amy.
Tell me something good.
So shout out to Sun Valley Kitchen and Community Center because they have been providing meals for families in need.
But they go above and beyond that also creating jobs.
So they have an urban farm that grows fresh food for the community.
So they create jobs to grow the food.
And then the food also goes to people in need.
Dang.
I always wanted to have farm or garden or.
We still could.
Anything that I wanted to.
I don't want it bad.
enough. Yeah. We had a garden spot at our last house. And I mean, not even a full day. I was in and out.
Yeah. It's pretty, it's hard to maintain. I had one when I lived in North Carolina because my
neighbor was an avid gardener and she helped me put one together for my birthday and she would help
me tend to it. And then one day my dog dug it all up. I cried. Oh, oh, yeah, probably put it
a lot of work. I didn't even do a full day. I went back there and looked at it and pulled some weeds
and loosened a third of the dirt. What am I doing? I'm not going to commit. What do you want to grow?
Nothing. Okra. So you can fry it? Ocar and watermelon. That's it. But if I did all the work and my dog
would have dug it up. Yeah. I'd have been in Chambles. I don't know this is AI, but I saw a girl pop in
my reels the other day. She grew a water mater. If you say, I don't know if it's AI, it's probably
AI. What is a water mater? Tomato watermelon? Yes.
It looked so cute.
It looked like a watermelon, but it was smaller like a tomato.
It wasn't mixed.
It just was shaped like one.
Bobby, I don't, like I said, I don't know.
She said she was worried that the government was going to find out she was growing these.
Anyway, I like this.
I like what this community did there.
That's good.
It's fresh food, multiple jobs.
Yes.
Like they're giving back to the community in several different ways.
So just wanted to shout them out.
Water mater.
All right, there you go.
That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good.
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