The Bobby Bones Show - TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (WEDS): Do We Send Abby Home?

Episode Date: May 6, 2026

Bobby is worried about Abby but is the good news that she is okay?! We debate on whether we need to send her home or if she can stay answering phones with a cough. Amy shares why she feels good about no longer paying to do her nails…but we lose sight of what her good news is. Instead, we get into a discussion of ‘quiet luxury’ and Amy rags on Bobby. Eddie’s son got a BIG accomplishment in baseball. Bobby gives an update on how Baby Billie is sleeping.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tell me something good. Good news, I guess Abby's not sick. We were just talking about that before we went on. Abby's coughing like crazy. I don't know that it feels safe that you're coughing in that room, though. Well, that's why I've been going in the other room. Okay. I don't remember this was like before the half marathon,

and I don't know why it's lingering. Yeah, guys, coughs do linger. Yeah, it's probably pneumonia. I've never had pneumonia. But I don't think every cough that lingers is pneumonia, and coughs linger a long time without it being pneumonia. She looks bad. She does?

Thank you. She's always got Kleenex up to her nose, and I mean, it looks bad. She looks like crap. All I know is that during the show, we have 12 phone lines, and I would see them lighting up, and nobody was answering. answering them. And I looked over and Abby was gone and I said, where's Abby? And Ray said she's coughing up a long outside. Yeah,

I am sorry about that. That was bad timing. No, I don't care about that. If you're sick, this is how the virus got going, guys. Oh my. The one of the boat, yeah. She's in a glass room with Ray and Scoob of Steve. They're all sitting just three feet from each other. She's coughing up a lung.

Yeah, it says lingering coughs, usually pneumonia. Usually. What do you want to do? here. I need to go to the doctor. That could be a serious condition, they say. Well, yeah, people die from it. I think the good news is that you're not sick right now. It's a lingering

cough unless you, is there any chance that you're contagious? No, this started a week. How long ago was that? The race was April 25th. Okay. Nobody else has gotten sick. If you were me, what would you do? I mean, I'd probably go, but I can ask

Ray. If she was sitting right next to me. She would stay. Abby, if you were Bobby, you wouldn't ever, you wouldn't go where you come to work at a room. Yes, Bobby stays. Yeah. And pushes through. So you need to ask that a different.

No, no, no. If you were me, what would you do to her? Oh, okay. Thank you for clarifying. Because if she were you, she stayed. But I wouldn't get you get sick. But you would still stay. I mean, you'd fight through it.

And if it was me, you would have sent me home a week ago. If it were you, it would be like a mutated disease. That's what I'm saying. It's weird. And if it were you, we'd all be sick. Yeah. And you'd have brought it in and not told us anything about it for three days. Not usually I'm pretty up front.

Some form of a yeast infection. You're up. Hey, COVID, COVID girl. Let's calm down. We all have had COVID. She's also sitting far away from everybody else. Yeah. That doesn't make it better. Yeah, we're six feet apart, dude.

Hey, what do you do, dude? I mean, I live with my fiance and he is not sick. He hasn't gotten sick. Ray Mundo and Scoobo Steve, then I'm going to put it on you guys. Stays. Just for the controversy. Goes. Nice.

50-50. Way to go. But I don't think it's controversial if she goes. No, but he's saying opposite of Ray. Oh, got it, got it. Ray has his shirt over his face. And I lost all the hell of that phone for I touched it. Look at Ray.

It's just lingering. I can't go to the doctor. I can go. I went before the half. Let's book a doctor. Yeah, you should go to the doctor. I just don't want you to be having pneumonia and not know about it and let it get worse than you're on a respirator,

that's not good. Because you look like crap, Abby. Like, sh. I don't think you do, but I haven't seen you other than across the room here through a glass window. Abby, go stand in front of them. So, okay. I mean, should I go now?

What are we saying? Is there anything that you have to do the rest of the day? No, I mean, I can do it from home. Can you go to the doctor today? Yes. Like a medic clinic or something? Yeah. If you can't get in.

scuba are you good with me cutting her now? Yeah, I think we're good. I don't like the risk. She's probably not contagious if this is a lingering cough, but I don't like the risk. So, okay. Well, here's the good news. You get to go home.

Well, I'll go to the doctor. Yeah. All right. Bye, Abby. Okay, thank you, guys. I still like you the same. Okay. Thank you.

All right, that was literally happening when we hit the start this bit, so I just wanted to do it while I was fresh. And that's a good one to start with. Fresh of mind. Tell me something good. I don't know if anything good. Yeah, she's going to go get help. get help.

Yeah. You mean you go to the doctor? Go to the doctor, yeah. You should go on your way home. It's probably slow right now because it's early in the morning. She's grabbing the phone, Ray. Can you make sure that's wiped when she leaves? Why is she licking it?

I don't know. You look out, but she's, ah, nah, don't know. Okay. Let's do our tell me something good. Amy. Okay, so I saw this post and then I started to see articles about it, about how getting your nails done is no longer a thing. And I haven't gone to the nail

salon to get my nails done since September of 2024. And I remember because I went in September of 2024 for IHAR Vegas. And now it's no longer a thing. Like I think it is still a thing because people do it all the time. I know. But it's slowly becoming like not like a status symbol. At least like you don't like people at the top, which I'm not saying I'm at the top. So people like you at the top stop doing it in 2024? No, no, no, no. I'm just following the lead of the people at the top. It's called counter signaling. When a status symbol becomes

commonplace, the people at the top opt out to show they don't need it. But is doing your nails a status symbol? Well, I guess it once was. All I'm saying is this is how I like my nails. I was excited, I think, a couple weeks ago remember I had grown them out and that's fine.

But I was just going to keep doing them at home by myself. I don't really like going to the salon. But now I'm just taking care of them. They're very plain and I have gratitude for people at the top that have decided that this is now the way to be. Who are the people at the top? Like rich people? Yeah. Got it. Like, I don't know. Okay, so let me say this happened. Aluminati? Well, I don't know some of them might be in. Like Kardashians? Okay, the article said the same thing happened with designer logos back in the day. And that's why some

the people at the top is more quiet luxury. I mean, I still like some logos. things, but I'm not saying I have to copy them, but they have nice things, only the people that know nice things recognize. They don't have to have... Quiet luxury. Bobby's familiar with it. His sweater, for example, is probably really expensive. Why am I getting thrown into the bus here? What's happening? Wait, that's a compliment. I thought... Woo. Amy comes on, she's like, you know what people are doing now, not doing their nails? Well, look at here. I haven't done mine in three years.

But then she takes a shot at you for... And then she's like, okay, you know, he knows he's got quiet luxury? Maybe that lunchbox is Bears Hood. He's quiet luxury. We don't even know. It might be. I don't know. It's a gift. Do you know who Valeria Lipovetsky is? No. I get a lot of her stuff. I don't follow her, but she pops up. Her husband coined her this generation's

Oprah. Her husband did? Yeah, but they're very successful online. She's got millions of followers. And she started this whole thing after making a video of getting her nail, like saying that she's given up, getting her nails done. And since then there's been so much discourse about whether or not getting your nails done is a sign that you're truly rich as it means your time is too valuable to waste in the salon every couple of

weeks. All right. There you have. The good news is rich people have coined Amy cool. No. Good job, Amy. No, I'm saying like, woo. That's the good news? Coined. I'm naturally, it just from the top down, whatever. I just have gratitude that because sometimes I'm like, I see nails and I'm like, maybe I should go get mine done. And now, nope. So how do you? So how do you? you treat yourself now? Like, you know, like, back in the day it was like, oh, I'm going to get my nails. I'm going to treat myself. Yeah. What do you do? He's asking no what you do. What do you do now? Well, considering getting my nails done was never a favorite thing of mine since I haven't done it since September of 2024, because I just don't like sitting there for that long. Maybe a little one of those, I wish there was more access to those little airport chair massage things. Like, where can we just get more of those around?

The trampoline park. Yeah, you know the trampoline park. They're there. Those things are not good for you. I think they make you worse. It hurts. It hurts so bad. Like you get up and you're like, oh, why did I do that? And then why would you even pay for them? Because every like two minutes, it does a demo.

Okay. Let me clarify. You just sit there for the demo? It almost feels like if I eat too much pie because I'm like, man, that's some good pie. And then I eat way too much. And I finish and I'm like, why did I eat all that freaking pie? That's what I feel like I have to do one of those chairs. I'm like, that chair looks fun.

Let me put a couple bucks in. I get out. Why did I do that chair? Well, now I need to clarify. I'm not talking about the big massage chairs you get in. Those wreck me every time. I have to go see a chiropractor. I'm talking about the little chairs and you go and sit down and like hang and then a person massages you for a dollar a minute.

I never done that. Wait, you've never done that even at the airport when you've been delayed? No. What about the casino? I've seen people. Oh, that's hilarious. Why did you eyeball me? Quiet luxury.

You don't have to do that. Okay, so. What does that mean? I don't understand. I just don't, I don't really see that many places where there's a chair where someone will massage you for a dollar a minute. The mall. I've seen that at the mall. I've seen that in Austin.

The massage people with the. Yeah, maybe one in Vegas too, but it's never open because we always have to go home and like at five in the morning on that stupid flight after I heart. Well, I've seen people at like the blackjack table. Yeah, that too. Yeah, that too. Yeah, I wonder if those types of masseuse. massage therapist? Massage therapist.

Did they have to have the same? Yes, I would assume they have to have Yeah, certification, yeah. I didn't know if there was like, you get a table certification or you get a chair certification. But he's asking what you do to treat yourself. Well, now that's what, I mean, I would do that more. But you're not doing it.

I know, you're right. What do you do? That's a valid question. Do you get massages? Like, do you go to the massage? Occasionally. Okay. I'll get like a lymphatic.

Yeah, sure. Lymphatic massages aren't massages, though. That's what's a real bummer. It's because they touch you like this. All they're doing is moving water in your body. So it's nice. I did one of those one time. My wife's like, you should do one with me.

And then they just like are pushing the water. Well, your lymphs, your lymphatic system, it's running, it runs. There's like arrows, directions that the circulation and the blood and the water is all flowing in your body. And what they do is they massage it in the way of the arrows. They just kind of get pushed. Dude, I'm telling you, it's like, guide it? Yeah, it's not even a real massage. I'm just like, let's go.

Push something. Well, this is, lymphatic massage is what opened up. Morgan. I'm not saying it doesn't work. I'm saying I was led astray. I thought it was a massage. Right. It's just called that.

You're not going to leave there like, oh, wow. I'd rather be in the chair at the airport that, like, wrecks my back. Right. How do you feel when you leave there? I feel great. No. The same. That's quiet luxury.

Lymphatic massage? Yeah. I don't think it's really a luxury. It doesn't feel, it doesn't do anything. Oh, for me. It's mostly a health thing. Oh, you don't feel like. Like your stomach's flatter, like your...

I don't let them touch my stomach. Well, that's a problem because that's a major area where the limp flows. Yeah, that's what Kately said. Lump touched stomach. I was like, no. So you said, you said... I didn't like it anyway because I... Well, no wonder you didn't feel a difference because you didn't let them go through the entire lymphatic system.

Like it has... Hey, way to stand your ground. Yeah. But let's, we need to open this up. Why don't you want them to touch your stomach? No, it's like three reasons. One, I had way too much pie before I went in. Right.

So you're embarrassed. So I was embarrassed. to, I don't like people to touch my stomach. And also, if I touch my stomach, I flex it. And then they can't really rub it. Have you seen the tickle monster on TikTok? That dude's going to get shot. He goes up to people.

Tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle. That dude's going to get shot. That dude is going to get shot. Have you seen Tickle Monster? I haven't. He just randomly tickles people with tickle monster. Tickle monster. She says that in her phone so it gives it to her later.

It will. It will. I don't like my stomach is, I have like weird scar tissue in it for my surgery. And I have like self-esteem issues, so I don't like people touch your stomach. Okay. Can I say something to you? They're not going to push my scar tissue out of my stomach. Well, the type of lymphatic massage, if you're going to the right person, which if you're with Caitlin, you are, it can help with the scar tissue.

It doesn't. It hasn't. I even get in that chair backward at the airport. Okay, why are you so confident? Like, how are you saying it won't and it doesn't? You've never tried it. I've talked to my doctors, and they're like, unless you want to get the scar tissue removed, there's really nothing you can do for that part of your stomach. Maybe they're not familiar with lymphatic massage. Or, and even around the scar tissue, you might have, you might have water build up.

She can release that out. Yeah, I just don't like them to my stomach. I'm self-conscious of it. I've been my whole life. I got a huge scar going down. It's a whole thing. You know. Yeah, but you are.

I'm what? You persevere. You, I don't know. Like, you, you break barriers all the time. You can't challenge yourself to get a little. A little tummy touch. Nope. I don't like you much of my stomach.

And, but like, prove to yourself you can do it. Like, make it a competition. Why do you want this to happen so bad? Because I think it would help you. Anyway, lymphatic massages, don't be fooled. It's not a real massage because I was fooled. But it is helpful. Yeah, I can agree.

It is helpful. Yeah. But just not for you. Correct. Yeah, it didn't work on me. Because you didn't allow, you didn't trust the process. Correct. I don't trust a lot of people.

I'm going to get Amy one of those chairs for, like, her birthday. No, no. The one where I love. No, no, the one where The one of the trampling for it? The one that hurts you. A free one? That'd be cool.

I don't want that. No. What was your good news? I feel, Oh, my good news is. Are you drunk today? She didn't need her nails. My good news is I have.

I had bare nails. And now that's what's in. Don't you know that that trickles down to what's in style? Somewhere in the top tier, they decide what's cool. $13,000? Those chairs cost $13,000. If you buy me, of those, I will be so mad.

Well, that's why you have to pay for them. Dude, that is a commitment for a bit. And I know how you like to commit. I do love bits, but $30,000. I mean, I'm going to come home to one of those chairs. I just know it. That's about $1,000 too much for the bit. I'm sure you could find one on Facebook Marketplace for less.

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Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen to. to your podcast. Lunchbox, do you have it. Tell me something good. I do have it telling me something good. Yesterday, got off work and I look outside. Gray skies. The wind is

a storm was rolling in. I jumped on that bike and I started riding. And the drizzle started coming down. I'm like, oh, no, I'm about to get drenched. But I made it home and it didn't pour on me. It just a little bit of drizzle. Then it stopped raining. So I made it home. Okay. And I'm just going, God, I hate this. This is so stupid. Why? I ride my bike. Why do I ride my bike? But the rain god said, don't worry, we're not going to get you that wet. Just a little cool off. And I was good. So I felt good. Do you have a weather app? Yeah. And it said it was supposed to rain at like three o'clock. You should get one that's like an actual radar. That kind of helps you give you give you an idea of like if it's going to rain or not.

I just go to the apple one like the. I just smell the air. I smell that dirt. But you know, I'm talking about how the apple one you just go to weather click on it. And it says at what time it says what percentage. Yeah, but if you have like an actual radar one, it shows you like where the, the storm's moving, you know how much time you have. That's a pretty good one. But if I had a Jeep and that's why I have mine. Or if I was riding a bike, it needed to get from A to B, I would definitely invest the $1.99 into one of those apps that are a little more specific. It tells you exactly when it's going to rain. Oh, I really didn't realize that. I really thought that Apple one was really good. It's pretty good, but it's not what they specialize in. So it just does a pretty good job.

Got it. So you're saying I had to pay $1.99 a month? No, I'm not saying anything. But you can buy like apps or you can download better free apps that have commercials in them. Because I've gone to weather.com and I don't know if this is new, but it's not. No, they wanted to charge me money to see the hourly. I'm like, what? On the website? Yeah. Got to make their money somehow. I was like, no, no, no.

Did they want a donation or for sure you can't see the hourly if? I tried to click on hourly and it said, if you have. like to upgrade, you can pay, and I was like, no, I'm out. Oh, you can go premium on the weather channel. That's what I'm saying. All right, Eddie. Yeah, so my seven-year-old, he made the all-star baseball team. Mike's looking at the hourly right now.

Then why doesn't it? Right? Did you pay for that, Mike? I did not. I'm looking at it right now today. Oh, maybe it gives you a few freebies. You can upgrade to premium, but I think you get 15 minutes a day of the hourly. You already run out your time.

I'm saying literally it popped up and I was like, no, I'm not paying for it. So I clicked out. So I didn't. Air quality's good, 28. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, sorry, your kid made All-Stars?

Yeah, my 7-year-old, he made the league All-Star team. So every team in the league picks three players to make the All-Star team. And he made it. And he's got an All-Star game in like two weeks. That's really cool. Which I'm assuming they're all going to like have different jerks. the same jersey, but then wear their different hats. I love it when they do that.

That's really cool. I never made All-Stars as a kid. Really? Which is like eighth or ninth-year. Yeah, I didn't get to be pretty good until, because I didn't develop physically until like 10th grade. Once I played high school ball, especially baseball, I made all the district, all region, all those teams, but I now never as a young kid.

I just wasn't strong and I wasn't good enough. That's crazy. That's starting to make me wonder, like, how I made All-Stars, because I did. But you're like eight, right? Yeah, I was younger, but... Oh, because you were a switch hitter. Were you switched hitter? Yeah, I was a switch hitter, for sure.

That's got to do it. But still, I was on All-Stars, but I wasn't a starter, obviously. Were you a starter on your team? Like when I was on the Red Sox? Yeah. During normal season, I don't know. I played for the Mets, the Red Sox. Was it an All-Star lottery by any chance?

Yeah, how are you... No, but my friend, my neighbor, Jill, her mom, Susan. Nimsky, shout out. She was our coach. And she was growing up, she always called me Famous Amis. And I feel like maybe she somehow finagled me getting in because we're neighbors. Because looking back, I don't think I should have made All-Stars. I never made it as a kid. I was always jealous. Because I was okay, but I never got to be on the travel All-Stars again.

When I got older, it was fun and cool. But yeah, I was always jealous of those kids. That's really neat. Yeah, I'm proud of him. Yeah, that's cool. You're going to be hitting the road. No, it's not a travel team. It's just for the year.

It's just like they just have one game. And then they all play the game and then that's it. He's an all-star for this year. Oh, like that. But other dads and coaches see the kid and it could possibly help him on teams next year. Our big tournament was in Sladale. Louisiana? Mm-hmm.

Huh. Yeah, I remember. Go win? That's the trip where I saw my dad's girlfriend kind of in lingerie. Oh, boy. Were your parents still married at the time? No. Okay. Then why did you see your dad's, okay, good question.

But then aside from that, why did you see her on lingerie? Well, because we were at a hotel in Slidell, and my dad left his wallet in the car, and he asked me to go get his wallet, and I went to get the wallet, and his wallet dropped on the ground and opened up to a photo of some picture she had taken. It wasn't her in person, isn't it? No, I don't think she would ever take her time to go to that tournament. I don't know if she was like at the hotel or another hotel. hotel room. No, but I was like, why would my dad make this his wallet photo? Because you flip

through your wallet. That was back when you used a wallet a lot. It's the 90s. There's cash. We're familiar to the wallet. I know, but for those that aren't, cash, credit. I think everybody understands that. Everybody knows what a wallet is. But there used to be you'd keep all your photos, like your kids' photo, your family photo. And your girlfriend's photo. Your lingerie. My dad had, I mean, they were living together. It's not, they just weren't actually married yet because my parents were still married. But, so his girlfriend at time. And she was like posing all seductively in a little nighty.

And I'm like, why is, why? That's why I'll never forget Slidell, Louisiana. It was before phones. Like, that just would have been in his phone normally. Yeah. You know? Yeah. That's legit.

Yeah. And that wouldn't be weird if he had a picture of his girlfriend and his phone. Right. But think about it, that's the one you put in your little clear. Probably like third flip, though. It wasn't on the top flip. Well, it was when the wallet fell. That's what it landed on.

Well, I'll go quick on mine. Congratulations, Eddie. That's cool. Thank you. I ordered a bunch of these posters for one of the nice studios a long time ago, and it was like three months. I got cool ones, like, saved by the bill, some old school Weezer ones. I got them all in yesterday, and they were on good shape.

I was pretty happy with that. It just took forever. Other than that, the baby slept all night. Which I talked about another part of this was going to be mine because she was not sick, but she's dealing with a bunch of reflex. reflux and it's just miserable because she'll be napping and it'll burn her and then she's so but she slapped all through the night and that is a major win at this season of my life so those are my two there um all right you go over there anything else

all right there you go all right that's what's all about did i do something wrong that was tell me something good it's time for the good news with bobby tell me something good After learning about federal cuts to cancer research, Rowan Reeve, a 12-year-old, Metro Atlanta, ran a lemonade stand to support the cause to make money so they could do more cancer research, made $22.25. Now, Rowan has also been undergoing treatment for brain tumors since 2021. He gave the money that he worked so hard for to the hospital where he receives care, saying he wanted to help other kids.

That story got out. They were sharing it on social media. an anonymous donor. They don't know who it is. $100,000. Wow. Wow. To the lemonade stand.

$100,000? That's so cool. That's awesome. That's crazy. His neuroancologist, Dr. Toby McDonald, says the reaction reflects the way that Rowan inspires people. He was first diagnosed with cancer at age eight. Surgery, radiation, chemo as part of his treatment. And he says he wanted the funds to go to the hospital because he felt like the

hospital needed the money more than he did. That's from Dixirdo. 100,000 bucks, they don't know who gave them money. No. But that's a really great story. I wanted to share it. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

It's time for the good news. With Lunchbox. Tell me something good. Nova is a four-year-old girl. She lives in Beaverton, Oregon. She's hanging out with Granny. Why, mom's at work, they're hanging out at Granny's apartment. Granny's walking and Granny falls.

Boom. Granny hits her head on the counter. down she goes and Nova's like something ain't right so she goes next door and knocks us Hey can you call 911 Granny fell Granny fell

and so the neighbor called 911 and they came and Granny just was a little disoriented from her hitting her head maybe a slight concussion but she's a okay thanks to Nova Would your four year olds be able to do that No they don't know what 911 is No chance

If you fell though and hit your head what would they do Oh that's a good question I don't think my four-year-old know what to do. What do you think? Go outside and play baseball. Yeah. What? No. Just forget about the whole thing?

No, no, but my seven-year-old would probably know what to do. My four-year-old, I don't think really would know what to do. A four-year-old doesn't know 911. Yeah. What would yours do? My seven's my youngest, he'll probably just go to the neighbor's house and be like, yeah. Seven, though. That makes sense.

This is a four-year-old. Yeah, four-year-old wouldn't know what to do. I don't think so. Probably just sit there and be like, mom, grandma. I had cut my thumb a little bit with a knife the other day, and my baby came up and said, do you need a band-aid, and put it on me? And it was a butterfly, and she completely patched me up.

Wow. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. Yeah, she's only seven weeks. Seven weeks old. I didn't know if that is. What is it? She's a ninsa. I mean, we haven't tested her, but you know, who knows.

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