The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Full Show: Happy Thanksgiving from The Bobby Bones Show!

Episode Date: November 28, 2024

We talk favorite side dishes, play 'Blind Karaoke' and debunk turkey day myths! Plus, we battle it out on our 'Bobby Feud' Thanksgiving Edition!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Come on, Bobby. Transmitting. Happy Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving. There are a lot of Thanksgiving songs, and you know why? Because Christmas is right around the corner. It's bigger. Oh, so they don't even bother making things

Yeah, it's like, what are you going to do? Play it for two days. Thanksgiving is not celebrated for two weeks, like Christmas is. So, and what stinks is, Thanksgiving is great. Yeah, it doesn't stink. But, you know, it's kind of the junior varsity of the two because they're so close. You know how you go watch the junior high game sometimes before the high school games?

Yeah, it's on Thursday. And sometimes you have to decide for just one holiday you wait and you only do Christmas. And not Thanksgiving. But if you get to do both, you do both. So it's really cool. because it's a junior varsity holiday, but it's still a holiday. As you can tell, I don't have a lot of holiday love when I was a kid. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm trying to shake it now. I'm like, I love them both, but Christmas definitely. You're right. Christmas. Christmas, for sure. Absolutely. That's varsity. Happy Thanksgiving, everybody. Amy, what is your favorite Thanksgiving side dish?

Oh, sweet potatoes, candied yams, whatever people call it different things, but the kind, the chunky kind, not the mashed kind, and marshmallow is on top. Eddie just asked me recently about sweet potato pie. Yeah, because I've gotten. sweet potato pie when I thought I was getting pumpkin pie. They're very similar anyway. Not totally the same, but sweet potato pie is sweet-ish. Yeah.

Textures. A lot of sugar. Semi. Looks the same. But you didn't like it? I know, I just got home and they're like, no, this is sweet potato pie. Like, we totally get pumpkin pie. You idiot.

Yeah, dummy. Put you in the closet. What'd you do, take it back? No, somebody ate it, but I didn't want to eat it because I like pumpkin pie with cool whip on top. And you heard potato and pie and didn't like it? Yeah, like cream cheese or whatever cheesecake, I think. think of cream cheese that's not sweet that's not cake you know it's funny i think of sweet pie i leave

that potato in my head and i think of cheese cake i just it's just cake wow that's crazy i do the opposite potato veggie yes happy thanksgiving everybody eddie your favorite side dish oh i'm going to have to go with the rolls but the rolls that come yeah the rolls that come like uh uh they're not cooked yet so you put them in the oven for like 15 minutes all with butter that's my favorite part on thanksgiving your favorite side dish of all side dishes? The roll. I don't know if that's a side dish. Well, I don't ever eat rolls with anything.

Except Thanksgiving. We're not hating. We are a little bit. You're totally hating on me. I like cranberry sauce. What? The one's in the can? That's your favorite side?

Oh, I'm talking to it up here. I like cranberry sauce because it's the only time really you eat it the whole year. I'm a favorite, but I think it's a good Thanksgiving day, like a little side treat, garnish because we never eat it any other time. But I'm going to go my, probably, I'm going to. You're thinking rolls, right? No, I'm going to get made fun of. Because I like mashed trails and white gravy, but I can have that any time.

No, but that's special on things. At any cracker barrel, I do get it all the time. Yeah, you're not alone in that. Okay, well, look, we're here. We're sort of here. Yeah, we're here. We're here. We're here right now.

That's the grave. I see you. We're sitting around dinner table right now, even though it's early in the morning. Happy Thanksgiving, everybody. Bobby bones. I was recently called out by another parent at my daughter's school. for not volunteering. Apparently there's talk about how I'm inconsiderate,

and I refuse to step up and help out. My job doesn't give me a lot of time. And the little time I do have, I cherish deeply. Recently, my daughter's school's been asking for volunteers for various projects. The reason I always declined is my schedule. I know I probably should help, but I really can't.

And now I'm feeling guilty. Should I sacrifice any personal time that I have to volunteer? I don't want to be one of those parents. Signed. mom made to feel guilty. Amy? No, you don't need to feel guilty about this and you don't need to sacrifice time if your work schedule doesn't allow it. Did you write that even?

I didn't. I know. But I just don't, I can't imagine making someone else feel bad for not volunteering. You have no idea as someone else's circumstances. And some people, maybe it's a priority for them and they are sacrificing and making time for that as well. That's their choice. I wouldn't I know that it's hard but I just wouldn't take it personally. Eddie?

What happens in these situations is you got these dads, you know, personally, got these dads that don't do anything. They work from home, whatever. They got all the time in the world. But other dads, they can't, like me, can't do that stuff. And yes, this shaming does happen and those parents should be ashamed of themselves. So you're shaming the shammers. Yes.

That's terrible because if I had the chance to volunteer, I would volunteer. I'd be there all day. Or would you play more golf? That's what I was going to say. Probably both. Okay. But I would cut you carbs and volunteer time. Absolutely.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So no, don't feel bad about this. Shame on the parents for making her feel bad. Yeah, let's shame the shamers. Lunchbox. It's called volunteering. Guess what? I don't want to volunteer.

You do the volunteer and I'll do the chilling. Okay? I ain't got time to volunteer. You can tell what kind of school volunteer parents we are. Hey, guess what? I don't want to be part of the PTA. You want to be part of that crap? Be part of the BTA.

I didn't sign up for it. Ain't my business. Ain't my chili. not my thing. Guess what? You want me to go on a field trip? That sounds fun because it's a free adventure, but I ain't volunteering.

You want me to clean up the school? The whole take it took a weird twist. Like, if we're going to field trip, well, then I'll go. Wait, what? That's free. Don't let them shame you. If you, like, want to make a point to do one thing,

like carve out, that's fine. Just feel like you're doing a little bit more, but don't let people shame you. You don't care if they say something good about you, so why would you care if they say them bad about you? Right. You don't care about them. They have no effect.

Keep being a good mom. It is nice if some people say something kind about you. Sure, but if they don't, that's okay too. True. It doesn't change really anything day to day if they do or don't. So don't let it when they don't. Nobody says nice stuff about me ever. Oh, man.

No, we say stuff all the time. I don't. Don't buy into it. For me? Yeah, don't. Just look. Jane, I see what you're doing. The Bobby Bone Show.

Happy Thanksgiving. It's Carly Pierce. My favorite Thanksgiving memory. is every year my mom and I pick a different thing, whether it's a cake or a pie or cupcakes or some crazy thing that we try to bake. And we've pretty much been successful every year. Happy Thanksgiving from the Bobby Bones Show. So how do you actually take over our voicemail? I just wait until the show's over and then it's supposed to, whenever people call,

go straight to the voicemail. But instead, I turn that off and just turn me on. You just hit a button. You turn you on? That's not weird. Yeah. Oh, you just do it live. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, it's not like I'm a recording.

So people think they're calling the voicemail, but they're getting lunchbox, but they think he's a recording. So here we go. Bobby Bone Show voicemail, leave a message. And it ran out of time. Come on. If you would like to re-record... Please re-record your message. Please, VINMO, your $10 for this call, please.

It costs $10 to leave a message. Thank you. You're in due. My VINMO is... Have a great day. He has a press slip has been mowing their way to beep it out. Oh, my gosh. Secondly, he goes, if you want to leap fly back a message. That's how you know it's not a recording.

Were you going to stutter on a recording? No, but you can. No, you redo it. Yeah, you redo it. Okay, here's the next one. Bobby Boneshow, voicemail, leave a message. Awesome. If you're satisfied with your message, press one.

I love you. I love all of you, but lunchbox you just crack me up. Have a super weekend. You too. Thank you. be the best caller in the history of the Bobby Bone show. Say, woo-hoo, I'm the greatest. Woo-hoo, I'm the greatest.

Say, woo-hoo, I love life. This is the first time I've ever, ever called you, and I got through, and I got you. This just made my whole year. I've got to tell you. If you're satisfied with your message, press one. I'm satisfied. I'm going to hang up now.

Have a great weekend. Bye. So obviously you both know that you're not a recording. So why not just talk to her and be like, hey, really thanks for calling. I can't get out of character. That's the voicemail. I can't control what the voicemail does.

Oh, wow. Interesting, he doesn't interrupt her because she was saying how awesome he was. Everyone else. Time's up. All right, here's one more. You've reached the Bobby Bone Show voicemail. Leave us a message. If you would like to go out to lunch with lunchbox, press one.

If you'd like to spend the night at Bobby's house, press two. If you would like... Okay. Tell us why you want to spend the night at Bobby's house. If you are satisfied with your message and you would like to tell Eddie to quit sucking up to everybody, press one. If you would like Eddie to laugh at your jokes when they're not funny, press two. If you'd like to hear another dumb morning corny by Amy, press three. If you would like to go driving with Morgan and risk your life, press five.

Morgan's a great driver right here. If you would like to make your ears bleed and have Abby sing to you, press six. All right, that was rude. something good about somebody. Thank you. Have a great day. He just roast everybody. Why?

I don't know. I must stop, man. He just attacked everybody for something. But she did want to spend the night of your house. Because she only option, because she thought if she went to lunch with you, she'd have to pay. Okay. So if you call and you do hear lunchbox and the voicemail, it's probably really. No, it's the voicemail.

The voicemail. And his beep is also like it's beep. The Bobby Bones Show. Happy Thanksgiving. It's Morgan Wallen. I love my mom. I was cooking on Thanksgiving, and we do it every year over in Sneedville, Tennessee,

especially that sweet corn. Happy Thanksgiving from the Bobby Bones show. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. I want to say hello to Brianna Mills. So she's at 7-Eleven. And she sees somebody ahead of her.

And 7-11, what I like about 7-Eleven, one, the slurpees, but then two, you can get a little more than gas station stuff, because I used to get a lot of my groceries from the 7-Eleven near my house in Austin. Oh, wow. I would never go to the grocery store. I would just stop at the groceries at the gas station. And so she was there, and someone was buying some groceries up ahead of her at the 7-Eleven. And she was like, no, I got it.

I get it. No problem. So the person let them do that. They're like, oh, wow, thank you very much. So she buys this, super kind. The person's very thankful, walks out, and she's getting her stuff. And she goes, I'll take a strike-it-rich scratch off. Boom, $150,000.

Let's go. Wow. Wow. $150,000 winner. All right, man. Good thing's having to good people. Right after that. Lunchbox, maybe you have to go to a gas station, pay for somebody stuff ahead of you, and that gives you that.

On it. Okay. On it. That could be it. Maybe that's the sprinkle dust you need. That's what you've been missing. Wait, wait, name the lottery ticket? Well, I don't know.

They're going to have strike it rich, but it's supposed to strike it rich. I'm trying to think if it's a time. $10 ticket, $20 ticket? I don't know that it... Does that matter? I would get them. I'm going to try to do the exact same price level. You're missing the point.

I'll get in with you on this because I think that could be some sprinkle dust. If I give you $20, will you get two $20 tickets? You and I'll split it. Yeah. I'll have to give you money to pay for... Does he pay for two people? Oh, crap. Yeah, he should.

I got to get him extra money to pay. No, no, no, let him do it. That's a good point. Oh, man. Strike it rich and she won how much? $150,000. That's the max. It's only a $5 ticket.

We don't want to do strike it rich. We want to do strike it richer. Yeah, it's in Virginia. And that's in Virginia. You're going to go all the way to Virginia? No, no, I'm just saying. Winning tickets unclaimed one. She got the last one.

Yeah, so if I give you money. Unless it's claimed already. If I give you cash, can we do this? Will you do it? Yeah, yeah, I'll do it. Here's what I want to do. Because I definitely want to be on the luck, too. So I'll give you $40.

Whoa, yeah. So we're doing $80. Yeah, but you have to pay for it. Okay, here's what I'm going to give you, $20, 40. and I'm going to pitch in on whatever you're buying. Wow. But you can't have them buy a pack of gum and you steal my money. Right.

I would never do that. Yes, you would do that. I feel like you would wait to see what someone would find. That's right. And that's why I'm trusting you're not going to lie on this one because you don't want to mess with the certain gods that you think are real that I don't. Lottery gods. Okay, here's $50. You don't mess with it.

All right. I'm going to get it. Wait, so this is, no, no, if I'm giving 50, that's four tickets. Yeah. Yeah. Let's get rich. And $10 to do that. Don't lick your lip.

Remember, if you pay for all of their stuff and not think about you keeping money, it's going to be better for the winnings. Yeah. Who are you talking to? Yeah, I know what I'm doing. Bring the tickets in. We'll scratch them on the air. Yeah, we'll scratch them on the air. I'll bring the tickets in.

I don't know why I keep doing things where I give them money. It's like, for some reason, I don't think about it until the money's out of my hand. Because I'm a pretty good businessman. I come with these great ideas and you're like, man, that's actually pretty solid. This wasn't your. Brianna, shout out to you. I'm glad that happened to you. That's what it's all about.

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Listen to the Nick Dick and Poll show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. On the Bobby Bones show now, Jelly Roll. Walking into the studio right now is a guy that I think we all like as a person.

We all love as an artist. He's killing it right now. Here he is. Jelly Roll! Yes, baby. That's what I'm talking about. What's up, buddy? What's up, Bobby, baby?

I was talking about you. Last time we saw each other at the Grand Ole Opry, and I've been either performing at the Opry, and I performed before you went on, and I could feel something was just a little on, just a little different, right?

Because the crowd, they were just like, and I'm up telling jokes, and I'm like, man, this crowd is like, in it. And then when you came out, and I've seen many people play the opera and I've seen like Garth play and it go bananas. I've never seen the reaction from the beginning of an opera set

as electric as it was when you walked. In the history of me going to the opera, it was as electric of the grand old operas as I've ever seen at the beginning of a set. Dude, it was so special that night, Bobby. And I heard you talk about on the Bobbycast. Thank you for that, man. I thought I was like you know how in a moment you're like this was this is crazy and then the next day you're like I still think it was crazy

so you know sometimes you wake up the next day like it wasn't it was crazy but it wasn't so I went and watched it again when it would dude it was everything me and you thought it was there was a time where the crowd was going so crazy and there's like a three minute commercial break and me and jellie were going to sit and just kind of talk in between on the live stream where people are watching and they wouldn't sit down because of a standing ovation that I was like, ah, screw it's let him cheer. They'd hear for three whole minutes until we went back. It was awesome.

It was all crazy, dude. What has been the craziest part of this recent season for you? Because you've been going, you've been grinding for a while. But what's been the craziest part of this recent season where again you have to look back and go, man, that's still crazy that that happened of all of this? Oh, dude, where do you start, dude? Meeting Garth Brooks, winning three CMT award.

I mean, what about the greatest night? Dude, I didn't go to prom. You know what I mean? I didn't have a prom. I didn't graduate, and I'm sure that's what it felt like. You're both in one night in front of six million people. I mean, it was the greatest night. I caught up, you know.

Dude, I did the North Dakota State Fair. I broke the attendance record at a fair that's been there for 50 years. Wow. Almost 19,000 people. We beat Aerosmith's record by like 27 tickets. It was insane. Everywhere we go is like just my relationship with the police, that they pick me up from airports now and take me places.

This is the coolest thing now. I see police and I'm like, that's my friend. I know they're here to help. They now get you instead of apprehend you. Exactly. It's a word switch there. It's a difference. Yeah, it's great.

So the Hulu documentary, how has that impacted folks that maybe wouldn't have known who you were? Because I imagine a lot of people like, I saw that. Dude, it was, I get it all the time. I get people that are even like, hey, man, not a country fan, but dude, love you.

Love the story, watch the doc, you know. And I think it was most important, kind of like we talked about on this show, kind of catalyst that whole thing with what we're doing for at-risk youth. And I think that it's kind of a thing, too, that I think it brought attention to a cause that people never really thought about existing. And that was one of my purposes and agreeing to do the documentary from the beginning. So when you talk about at-risk youth and you've done, and you're constantly trying to do a lot for kids that are right now serving time or young adult serving time, why? Why is it important to help the kids or the young adults incarcerated right now? Well, it's deeper than just helping that. I think that as an artist or as a human that progresses in life that we have an obligation to give back,

I think it's just so important for us to be conscious of always what we can do. And I think things that are passionate are the most important to us, right? So for me, it's important because I was a juvenile. I wasn't at-risk kid. And I say it all the time. I support the adult jails. We go see them all the time. But by the time you go to your fourth or fifth.

time in jail. You're an adult. You've got to figure out a way to break the cycle. When you're 16 years old, you don't understand the cycle. You don't need discipline. You need love. You need rehabilitation. There's times in life you need discipline, but not when you're a 15 year old kid. And I just want to go back and give them courage, dude. It's cool. I go to that same juvenile now and that same juvenile I was locked up into that parking lot of that stadium. I just played CMA Fest. You know what I'm saying? I got to like, you can do it. It's obtainable. And I think it also helped because when I was in there, Bobby, nobody ever came to talk to me that I related to. The Gideons would come and of us Bibles, and I appreciated that because I read the word of the Lord because of that,

which has been a strong anchor of my faith. But I didn't understand these 75-year-old men with bow ties. You know what I mean? We're a bunch of convicts. So it's like, hopefully me coming in there kind of spreads that love when we go on there, too, and lets them know that there is hope on the other side of your summer of 16. Jelly Rolls here, we're going to play Need a Favor, which is, man, this song is just so good. It's just so good.

Like, I like the other, I mean, I really like the other stuff, too. but this song, like the first time I heard it, it just hits different. One, the message, obviously. I think we all feel like that, too. I think we all feel like that. Like, we kind of ask for help. Like, we pray mostly when we need it more than we try to be better at it. We make, like, deal.

But, I mean, this was it. So tell me about this song and how it all came together, like, creatively here. Well, all of a sudden and then we called me with the idea. And I loved everything about it. I just felt like we needed it, that the production was probably going to be the most important part of this for us because I wanted it to feel like an old church anthem. Like I grew up, I gave you a typical Sunday in the South for me yesterday. I woke up and my brother became a deacon at a little small church in South Nashville.

And my daughter's best friend got baptized. So I had two. And that's not a normal thing for me. You know what I mean? But also it wouldn't surprise me of either one of them had a drink on Saturday night. One of them's a 50-year-old deacon. The other one's a 16-year-old high schooler. You know what I'm saying?

And I think that's also indicative of a Sunday in the South. right or a charity in the south should i say and i wanted it to feel like that i was like what does worship music for real centers feel like and that's what was important for the song on the bobby bone show now jelly roll okay i have uncomfortable questions from our listeners to you all right it's hard to make me uncomfortable so this will be fun okay cool let's see what happens then you know i'm the easy one who is the most famous person in jelly roll's phone the rock oh that's cool yeah i mean he's one of the most famous people on earth i don't think i'll ever meet nobody more famous than dj that's pretty cool. And you call him DJ, so that's pretty cool, too.

If he's even Culler, there's when he told me to call him DJ, I was like, thank you, sir. Does Jelly Roll drive an expensive car? No, no, I don't drive like, no. I drive like Rams and stuff. I mean, it's expensive compared to, like, yeah, for sure, I drive it really expensive. But it's, you know, driving like a Bentley or anything?

Dude, fat people don't drive sports cars, man. Yeah, we're just like a bigger truck or something. I just need someone with more space. You know what I mean? Could you imagine me trying to get, you'd have to, you'd have to jaws a life with me out of a Ferrari out there, Bob. Y'all be out there with a saw. I'm not even laughing at this.

I'm not even laughing at this. Scoobestee would be out there trying to solve me out of my car to come. I never even thought about that. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Does Jelly Roll have any, and don't mention them by name, but are there specific executives who told you, hey, you're not going to make it in country music because you're not what country music is?

Oh, dude, 95% of the labels in this town. So that non-uncomfortable, then who believed in you? Jonathan Loba, Joe Jamie, and Adrian Michaels from BMG, Broken Bow Records, bet everything on me. They believed I wouldn't blow their relationship. And I owe my life low, but I love you, Joe Jamie, I love you, Carson. I mean, that whole staff. The radio team's the best.

I love that label. Jelly Roll posted a TikTok of him getting on a private flight. Does he fly private to every show? Not every show, just the shows where I can't make it on a bus. And finally, what's the most amount of hours Jelly Roll is stayed awake for? Oh, I used to do cocaine. Does that keep you up? Oh, goodness.

Yes, Bobby. I've never even seen it. No. I've never seen it either. What, I expected that. you. Bobby? I've never even seen it.

I just have trouble believing Bobby's that, I don't mean no disrespect, but you're, as we say, as green is a pool table and twice a square. We like that. We agree with that, right? And I thought Bobby was just green, but that hurts my feeling.

We should hang out sometime. Not to do drugs, but just the culture. Just to culture each other. You know what I'm saying? That's funny. It'd be really cool. There's stuff you can.

could teach me too. I've never seen a diploma. You know? I thought he's a doctorate. Do you ever think about you ever think about you know getting GD? My mom and that got her GD. I did. I did get it. I got it in jail. I was proud of myself. That's awesome. It was a really cool moment for me, man. That is. I was super proud of my mom too. She got pregnant at 15. You know what? Let me spill something I've never said ever. I did two years of community college when I first got out of jail. My probation officer said you have a choice to do school or work and I'd never had a job. I'd only done, you know, what had legal activity. So I was like, I don't even know how I'd work. But I felt, I was really proud of my GED. So I went to volunteer state community college and got an associate's degree in sociology. Dude, that's awesome. Why sociology?

Never said that on an interview. I just thought that even then my heart was to give back. I came out of that jail so focused on changing my life that I was like, well, let me learn something about the environment and how I can help the people around me and how, you know, the idea that our social circumstances kind of mold who we are. Because I feel like it's kind of nurt. of kind of a little bit of nature and nurture. You know what I mean? And I was, I don't know. I just, I was drawn to that. I thought I might be a social worker. I still think I might be when I grow up. I'm not sure.

And you kind of are in a different way. Exactly. You are. Hey man, I'm proud of you. I'm proud for you. Thank you, bro. Yeah, I'd love to see it. You just, people love you. There's a reason you're magnetic. It's so, it's so cool to see you come out and just just kill it and not, you know, live in a box and teach other people. They don't have to live in a box. They can be themselves.

And I think you're the best version of that. Well, thank you. Let me praise y'all too. This show has been a friend of mine from the beginning when this town was still very skeptical on me and I wasn't even in the 40s. Y'all gave me a platform. You let me come in here and tell my story.

If you haven't seen that, you should go look at it. That video is, I think, close to a million views now if I had to guess. And it was one of the great, it was definitely an undeniable. I know you hate when people praise you. But it was an undeniable catalyst for me. It was the cosign that I needed in that moment.

And y'all didn't hesitate in a mental lot. And I came in here nervous. Now I found out that y'all are really cool. It's just really tense. Proud of you, Jellie. Thank you. Awesome to see. There he is.

Jelly Roll, everybody. Love y'all. Yeah, baby. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So there's a Beagle Rescue place in Raleigh, North Carolina. It's called Triangle Beagle Rescue.

And they took in a beagle named Honey from Kentucky that had four puppies. Well, sadly, three of the puppies didn't make it. So she was just there with her one lonely puppy. And then a vet calls and says, hey, I need help. I got some beagle puppies that need a home. Well, guess who adopted these puppies and is now feeding them, caring for them, making them her own? Well, I don't think it's going to be a tough guess. They're a character.

Let me have one character introduced. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a cool story, but, yeah, the easy guess. Honey. Yeah. That's cool that a dog. Yeah, she's nursing them, caring for them. Like, it's amazing. And her, the surviving puppy from her litter, sweetheart, that she's, like, letting these other puppies come in and, like, hang out with her.

Eat. Do all the things? Do all the things is a good way to describe it. Okay, so you want the names of all the puppies? So there's honey. How many puppies? Honey. There's honey and then there's her puppy, sweetheart. And then the new ones that came in, Cupid Cupcake, Kisses, Lovely, and Archer.

One dude. That's the one dude. That's the one dude, Archer. That's a good story. Great job. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. It's time.

We have 90 seconds on the clock. Amy will give us these investigative morning corny's. How many can we get right? Team, you ready? Ready. Amy, you ready? Ready. Let's go.

The morning corny. What sound does a turkey's phone make? Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gabbled. Gabbling. Gobble ring. Turkey. Gobble ring. Fever.

Feather. Ring, ding, ding, sing, ming. Ding, ding, ding, because it's the oven's ready. Oh, ding, ding, ding. Well done. We made it. Cooked. We read it again?

What sound does a turkey's phone make? Gobble, gobble, gobble. Is there a phone company? Sounds like gobble, gobble, gobble. Turkey gobbler. Turkey beak. Gravy. Breasts.

I really don't know of food. A turkey breast, I like that. Yeah. Turkey. What about dressing? What about dressing? Okay, she made a noise. Dressing.

Because Thanksgiving-ish. Stuffing. Stuffing. What sound does a turkey's phone make? gobble, gobble, does it vibrate? Does it scent? Oh, what's it?

Silent? A turkey doesn't use the phone. It's an animal. That's the joke. That's good point. Go-bring, go-bring. You know the bin clothes, but I don't know. A ring tone, a ring bone, a wish-ed-bone.

A wish-bone. A wish ring. Wish-tone. Suffering. Have we ever not got one? Yeah, gobble tone. Gobble-tobble. Gobble ring.

Dial tone? Bird tone. Dead tone. No, it's dead. So it doesn't make a ring. 10 seconds. Don't give us any hand. I'm not.

This is terrible, guys. Oh, that's a quick 10 seconds, right? We got none. Yeah, I don't know if this is a good joke, Amy. What is it? What is it? You because we didn't get it? Yeah, probably.

Go ahead. What sound does a turkey's phone make? Yeah. Wing, wing, wing. No. Wing. Okay. But I would have, we would have never got that.

I know, but it's not terrible. No. No, no. Y'all said. Wing, wing, wing. Turkey chicken. Wing, wing. Wing, wing.

Like a chicken wing would be easier. No. Okay. I'm just sore about it. Hey, hey, I'm not mad at it because, you know, y'all run me dry a joke sometimes. That's the bottom of the well, huh? No. But, I mean, sometimes I've got like...

That's the worst we've ever done, guys. I'm not proud of that. There's no yelling. There's no yelling. No. Okay. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Amy, you're up. Stuffing or dressing. Show me stuffing or dressing. Number two answer. Mashed potatoes. Match potatoes. Okay. Mac and cheese.

Show me macaroni and cheeseroni. Number six answer. Okay. sides, okay. We have 2,000 Bobby Bone Show listeners. What's the best Thanksgiving side? Green Bean situation. Green Bean Castle.

Green Bean, Situation, Casserol. Green Bean Casserol. You had to say Casserol and you did? This situation is not a little bit. Well, I certainly makes it a little different. I hear you. That's why it's called a Casserol. I'm out of them now.

Well, these also have two names. So some people call them candied yams. Other people just call it sweet potatoes. Show me sweet potato situation. Sweet potatoes or candied yams. That's correct. So before you have 20 points. You have number one mashed potatoes.

Number two, stuffing and dressing. Number three, sweet potatoes are painted yams. Number six, macaroni and cheese. Number seven, green bean casserole. I'm trying to think of what else is considered a side because I have some in my head and I'm like, is that a side? You know? I guess not.

You know? Amy, you could run the cat. I know I could, but there's what? Bread. Show me. It's hard. I need to go to the judge here. Okay.

Some people call. Okay. I'm sorry. The answer is no. Okay. All right. Lunchbox. Yeah. The answer is rolls.

Come here, rolls. Biscuits or rolls. What have I accepted? I don't know. I didn't say yes or no. I'm not the judge. That's bread. Yellow card.

Okay. Number three. Oh, number three. Number three. No, you got a yellow card, Amy. Oh, man. I saw a guy. One more yellow card.

You'd be banned from the game and the next game. It wasn't on me. I'm not the judge. Oh, it's so mean. Everybody's staring at you. Yeah, yeah. I was looking at my list. And I had three written down.

I had rolls, green bean, casserole, and sweet potatoes. What's the best Thanksgiving dish? Side dish? Hmm. What do people have at Thanksgiving? Uh, they have a. have a potato salad. Why not?

Thank you. I know. That's all I got. Eddie Spaghetti? So what's my situation here? You're still single points? It's still single points and I can win it with single points. Run in the category, you could rent it. Win it? Yeah, for sure. Because 5, 8, 9, and 10 are up. Okay. I'm going to do a little, maybe I get it, but if not, no big deal. Give me pumpkin pie. So, the guy, pumpkin, pie. A dessert, right?

It's a dessert aside. But it's on the side. You know what I mean? That's a good guy. Incorrect. We're going to double points now. Round two. Amy, there are four answers on the board.

Cranberries. Show me cranberries. I just wrote that. Number 10 answer worth 20 points. Oh. Game over. I just wrote that now. I was punning for that one.

There's still enough points to win, but somebody else. But go ahead. Ah! Good good job, Amy. Thanks. I don't know if this is the side. It's more of like a... Uncle Chris, no?

That's somebody that you didn't want to come over. Bread. How about his side? This is different than bread and rolls. This is something I like to make. I don't know if everybody else makes it. Takes a she cake? Oh, that's good, but that's dessert.

Is that it? Is that dessert? No, no, no. I'm going to go with gravy. I don't know. I'm all out. I know. It's another side.

No, it's perfect. Well, you also said a whole, you had a whole monologue before that that didn't match your gravy answer. Because I felt safer going with gravy. Okay, show me, show me gravy? Number five answer. Nice job. Okay, well now. What in the world? That's why I punted for those two.

Okay. You needed to punt though. It's strategy's not a bad strategy. If you don't make this, you should. It's cornbread casserole. Oh, now she's getting caught. Show me cornbread casserole. What in this now? Lunchbox double points. You can still win, but not in the double category. Nah, yeah, man.

Because eight and nine are left and eight times three is nine times three is 27 that's 45 that would be just enough if you get both right in triple category you know what i'm going to do what i'm going to go with pumpkin pie pumpkin pie show him that great guess what's wrong i'll go with turkey show them turkey oh wow not a side but so close for those wondering that's a strategy move i mean round three we got no choice amy if you get one of these you win there are two on the board the two sides the two sides This is worth triple points. The last round, we asked 2,000 Bobby Bohn Show listeners on social media.

What's the best Thanksgiving side? Mashed potatoes, one, stuffing dressing, two, biscuits rolls, three, sweet potatoes, jams, four, gravy five, mac and cheese, six, green bean casserole, casseroles, seven, cranberries ten. Golly, what a gift. I don't know if most people even make this on Thanksgiving, but... Love! They should. That's good. I'm thinking salad.

Nice. Like a good salad. Is that your answer? Oh, that's terrible. Yeah, no, that's not it. A good salad. Okay, lunchbox, you've got to get them both. I'm getting them both.

Go ahead. Broccoli casserole. Show me broccoli casserole. Asparagus casserole. Mac and cheese casserole. Eddie, now you've got to get them both to win. I mean, I don't know. Is there anything?

I'm looking at my plate, and I don't see anything more. That's it. I got one more. You got one more? Side, best side. You got to get them both. Give me. Eddie, look right here.

No sharing. Oh, nice. I like that. No sharing. Giblets. Ew. I mean, they're in there, right? What?

Show them givlets? Okay. Is that baked potato? It's ham. That's not a side. That would be an entree. Ham and turkey would be like the main. I always thought Turkey was the head.

Amy was close. I thought you guys would get a salad? Corn bread? Corn bread. Just corn bread? Corn bread. It's never eight. Yeah, we couldn't give you that.

That's what I said more specific. And there were two bread, so we couldn't do it. Okay. Corned the bread. Oh, almost give her double yellow. Almost gave her double yellow. Oh, that would be red. I know almost.

I was almost there. And then number nine answer was deviled eggs. But you are the one. Am I dominated. Hey. I have money here. Now, you can play for it or you can pass and not play for it. What would I pass for it?

Is your idiot? I don't know. Okay. There are five doors. If you open the right door with the money behind it, you win the money. What door do you not? Oh, she's changing. Shut the door.

What door do you not want to open? Okay, so. I don't want to open door number one. Show me door number one. Right. Right. My door number one was one of my glasses cleaners. Okay.

Yeah. So four doors left. What other door do you not want to open? So I got one. There one through five, right? Okay. I don't want to open door number five. Show me door number five.

What's back there? Door number five is we all wave at you. Everybody show us what you want to one. There you go. Yay. Okay. I don't want to open door number two. Sure?

Yeah. No? Look at me. No, I'm sure. You wanted to open door number. I do. Remember when this happened to me last time, maybe? Let's come back to door number two. Why? Why are you doing this? Because I don't remember what happened to him.

Oh, he was lying. No, no, he wasn't lying. He was telling the truth. When he said, are you sure, he really remembered. All right, we'll move on. You have door three and four. Which one do you not want to open? I don't want to open door three. All right.

Show me door three. Okay, it was a hug from lunchbox. Okay. So you don't have to have that. So you have door number four You have door number two You said you didn't want door number two I don't want door number two

But I think you should take one number two But that's on me Whatever you say Now that we're Now that we're taking which one I want to open Two or four I want to open door number four Don't open door number two

I want to open door number four Show me door number four Show me door number two Amy he told you Amy that's exactly what happened to me Oh well Keep my money Four was in my head the whole time

Sorry, maybe he's a changed man Maybe he doesn't play that game anymore Still won, congratulations Thanks You were the one of a cheap We just won, I don't know, joy Yeah Crappy good that is

I'll take it Wake up In the morning And then you turn the radio on And the dials up And the dials on turn And you're here Ready in your lunchbox

More game two To sleep red Every time to put you through Like these right Weeks next good The Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is This is the Bobby Vaugham store

Hope everybody has a good, happy Thanksgiving You do what you do You spend time with your family Or your friends Sometimes holidays can be hard Like I get it I hope you get out of it And you get to the other side

You will be okay Either way, I promise you That being said I always get mad at myself Because I don't plan to get so full That it makes me feel physically uncomfortable Where I don't like It's just like this

Oh, why did I, why'd I do that? You ever do that? You have a question yourself after you eat? Every time. Why did I do? Why? And it's good. And why you're like, okay, I can do a little more. I can do a little more. But I think I feel more uncomfortable. Like I feel worse after ate so much than any joy I got while eating. Yet I don't stop.

Is the thought process like, oh, I'm not going to have this again, so I better eat it all now? No. The thought process is there. So let's eat. Yeah, there's no thought process. If it stays there near me, I'm going to eat it. Right. Here's some food myths.

Okay. The turkey makes you tired. So here's the deal. That triptophan, not really a thing. What? Because you need, according to this sign, you need about four pounds of turkey for it to actually affect you. What's actually happening could happen at any time with any meal that you're eating so much that you just get sleepy because of your blood sugar. Oh.

So if you were to go out for lunch today and have six subway sandwiches, you know what? what, you're going to feel sleepy. And I know Triptofan. So Triptophan does actually do that, but they said it's four pounds. You need four pounds of turkey. So that's that. Number two. Can pumpkin is less nutritious

than fresh. But who's getting fresh pumpkin? Yeah. Who's the Martha Stewart world? Yeah, don't pressure yourself to have to get fresh pumpkin. You ever have fresh pumpkin pie? Because I haven't. No. Not that I know. Is that even a thing? I mean, the one you buy at the store that's not fresh?

No, it's probably made with pureed pumpkin from a can. Well, then no. Sign me up. That's what I like. So they want us to go get a pumpkin and dig it out and puree it and boil. Cranberries need a ton of added sugar to taste good because they are just so tart. I love cranberry sauce. I'll eat it from a can.

I'll eat it from, I guess I don't have fresh cranberries either. Not sauce. I've had cranberries. I've had cranberries. I've had cranberry juice. Oh, yeah, that's good. Yeah, I had a brownberry sauce. What do you call those infections?

Urine. UTI? Yeah. Urinary trapped. Yeah. Oh, and it felt like I had to pee all the time. Yeah. So I had to drink a bunch of cranberry juice.

But that ain't this. You really had one of those? Mm-hmm. Guys can get that? Yes. Well, sorry. Oh, sorry. I mean, I don't know why you just thought it was as exclusive to women.

I don't even know why I got it. I've never heard of a dude say I had a urinary tract infection. That's embarrassing. Oh, my gosh. Like, my dad, if you don't get it treated, like you can start to hallucinate. What? I don't know. I'm not hallucinating right now.

out this isn't a simulation. No, because one time my dad was like having some weird episode and we went to the hospital and they were like, oh, it's probably a UTI. Sure enough it was, but it was just untreated. And then post meal is the best time taking nap. So hit it up, lying down can lead to digestive issues, like heartburn and acid reflux. Oh, it's the worst time. Oh, it's the worst time. I think the thing to do after you does take a little walk. No, I like take a little nap. I was just trying to convince myself. It's the best thing to take an nap. Yeah, they say it's the worst thing because it can lead to digestive issues. But good luck everybody. I hope you guys all crush Thanksgiving and you have a great time. The Bobby Bones Show. Happy Thanksgiving is Lainey Wilson. When I think about Thanksgiving,

I think about that time that my aunt and my grandma at a family get together got into a knock-down dragout because somebody didn't do the dump luncheon try. Happy Thanksgiving from the Bobby Bones show. We're going to play blind karaoke. We have drawn for the order. The first person performing today and no need to walk up there yet. We'll be lunch bikes. Oh, usually they'll start the open is the best act, but whatever. You do it. Iheart Ready Music Fest. That's true.

That's basically it. That's right. That's because everybody's awesome. So, here's the thing. We have Ricky on the phone. We're going to get Ricky a chance to win a $250 gift card from Hyundai. Ricky, that's quite the prize. Yes, sir.

Now, I don't want to know who you pick because I'm one of the judges. So I'm going to put you on hold, and you're going to tell Abby the person you're picking. And then we will judge the competition. And if it's the right person that you pick to win it, you win the prize. Okay. The people playing are. Amy, Eddie, Abby, and lunchbox. Okay, Ricky, don't tell me who you want,

but I'm going to have you tell Abby and keep it secret so it doesn't affect my scoring, okay? Okay. And you live in Austin, Texas, and your day going okay, everything good, just checking in. So far so good, ready for the weekend. I feel that. Feel that, me too, buddy.

All right. All right, put them on hold. Don't let me know who it is. Thanks to our friends at Hyundai, $250 gift card. Visit a local Hyundai dealer for a test drive and tell him Bobby Bones. was the person you heard talking about it because that'll help us apparently

and that'll be awesome for us. Hyundai, it's your journey and Hyundai's, you know, sponsoring this here. Let's do it. Up first, to spin the wheel is lunchbox all songs from the 90s.

Which one do you want? You have all the small things, Blink 182, you have baby one more time, Britney Spears, you have Mbop, Genie in a bottle, wannabe Spice Girls,

All-Star Smashmouth, Mambo number five, Lou Bega. That's a jam. Yeah. You don't care? No, it don't matter, folks. All right, here we go. Wait, wait, wait,

do we have our person, Ray? He had them? Yep. Okay, let's spin the wheel. Oh boy. I was on for something different. Lunchbox, you will be singing Smash Mouth All-Star.

You got this. And are you ready? Oh, yeah, yeah. Lunch just leave that there, man. I just leave that there? All right, I just didn't know if you could see my thrusting. It's a start right here. The Chinese of the Chinese chicken.

Hold on. I don't even know where it starts. But you can try whenever. You ready? Please. Here we go. And action Oh, action me

Oh Here we go Chinese of the Chinese chicken You drums start ticking And look at a look and look at Look at look at And you know what they say Oh hey you're an all star

Get your game on Go play Where you're gonna get your game on Go down to that bar And you see her and you say Hey girl I'm an all star I'll show you how You come back to my plate

And we do a little this Little that she's like Dang he really is an all star Allstar He got his game on He go Play. If you want to see how he knows how to play, you say, hey, he's an all-star.

He'll play around with you and you and you, and you. Hey, now, you're an all-star. They're going to play. You got game. Hey, you're an all-star. Upside dad, Chinese of the Chinese chicken. And the drum keeps ticking and a lick-in-lick-it-all-star chicken. All-Star chicken.

All-Star Chicken. All right, good. Lion karaoke. He did a wild mashup of Bear Naked Ladies one week. Oh, that's not the same song? Yeah, yeah, no. Oh, my bad. Yeah.

But it was cool. Yeah, I mean, that's pretty cool, man. So the three judges will go one through five. Put your score down. We'll combine the scores here. I'd say that's the best performer of the day so far. All right, lunchbox, you can have a seat. Thank you very much.

You guys, let's get the judges, their scores in here. I think the seat in your chair. Not there. He wasn't leaving. You want me to do another one? All right, next up, Eddie. Okay. Okay.

All right, here goes Eddie. Oh, boy. Judge, get your scores in. Eddie, any song that you'd like up here? Yes. I. It's all blind karaoke, so you have to know the lyrics or fake the lyrics. I would really like wannabe by the Spice Girls.

Oh, a lot of energy in that one. Because that one, I know all the words. All right, let's spin that wheel. Hey. Eddie, you'll be doing Mambo number five. Hey, that's a good one too. That's a great one, man. Let's go.

Here's Eddie Blind Karaoke doing Mambo number five. All right, Ricky from Austin, Texas. This one's for you. One, two, three, four, five. Stop. Just kidding. One, two, three, four, five. Everybody get down and let's ride. You and me going to the corner.

We're going to drink some gin and juice. I know you want to. I'm going to try. in the driver's seat. You're going to sit next to me in the passenger seat. I'm going to go really fast. And then, whoa, what's your name? The trumpet.

A bit of Monica on your side. A little bit of Jessica on my ride. A little bit of Rita's all you need. A little bit of Tina. All I need. A little bit of Monica and Jessica. A little bit of Rudy and Tutie. And Goody.

This is my girls. All my girls. Oh, trumpet! There we did that. Trompin. Trompin. Trompin. Okay.

There, Ricky loved that one. Judges, write your scores down. You don't even know if Ricky picked you, man. I don't know that. I think he did. You are done? How do you feel? I feel great.

Did you hear that? Yeah. We're going to the corner. Definitely a lot of energy. Yeah. Okay. Write your answers down teams. We're going to take a quick break.

We've got to come back in a second, and we will go to Abby. We roll the dice. So Abby goes and then Amy closes the show. Yeah. We don't know who Ricky picked. Blind karaoke. Let's come back and you can't repeat. I'd like for somebody to get Mbop, though, for the record.

I think that would be fun. That would be cool. Okay. All right, back in a second. Lunchbox and Eddie both performed. Oh, killed it. Brusted. Two performers left.

It's blind karaoke. We don't see any words. You sing it best you can. You either know it or you make it up. Up next, our resident vocalist. Oh, yeah. Happy, everybody. Happy.

Yeah. Now, Ricky's on the phone. somebody we don't oh you know who it is i do yeah so you okay so abby it didn't help her at all if she picked if he picked her she'll want to win if he didn't pick her she'll want to win yeah yeah i understand you guys are looking at me a little cross-eye you're like what are you ready abby spin the wheel all songs from the 90s it lands on mbop oh she got it i like this one abby got mbaud for hansom okay here she is abby doing hanson mbop boled line karaoke But here I know what's going on

Abby. Just answer this question. Just answer this question. Did Ricky pick you? No, I have to say. No, say nothing. No, no, no. I don't want to say it right now.

No, no, he doesn't. He knows his dream is over if he did. Thank you, Abby. Abby, that was terrible. It wasn't that you sang bad. You gave up like a quitter. You're not the person that I raised. All right.

Just get going, don't quit. I didn't tell when the chorus. It doesn't matter. Make up a court. Do you hear lunchwalk? You'd have a freaking clue what language it was in. I didn't know where that. Like if you had a little bit of him.

Uh-huh. Oh, yeah. So, Abby, I'm sorry. Thank you. Yes. You can't give her a zero scuba. Oh, he's trying to do that? Guba.

Dang. All right, one point. Okay. We keep all our scores out here, Abby. Abby, thank you. Oh, boy. That was painful. All right.

And finally. Like she would start again? Well, she just had no confidence. Who cares if you suck? Well, she was like, oh, there it is. Nope, no, it's not. No, it's not. And then also, let's say, you know, you try.

You try a note. You don't hit. Who cares? Don't even know it. Oh, yeah. She started really well. She did. It was funny.

She kept saying, oh, that's not it. And I'm like, no one knows if it's it or not. Like, we don't know. It's a full of gibberish. All right. Amy, do you have a preference? Nope. Okay, here we go.

Let's stand now. Come on, Amy. None of them, really. Amy, your song is Blink 182, all the small things. That's your jam. That's a good one, though. Yeah, it's easy to sing to. Late night.

Come home. I'm not doing it anymore, but that's it. You get to hear words of the song. Amy, are you ready? I think I'll see if I know where to go in. Because I nod them in all the time. Yeah, I'll try to feel it. As a matter of fact, Eddie started singing, then I unnawed him, and you go, oh.

Oh, I appreciate that. Oh, okay. I try to nod lunchbox in every time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Looking at me. Okay. Walk out, Amy. At my show, watching, waiting, commiss, their rating, and then I get home.

So a small thing? It was somewhere in there. Okay. Well, no, it starts off. I think it's a start. Yeah, it's the start of it. Right? Yeah, it's very first of it.

All the small things. Oh, it's like because you said late night. And that was the lyric here. Work sucks. I know. I thought he lived with his mom. I could have swore. I guess somebody he got home and his mom.

Today it ain't so, I will not go. Turn the lights off. Carry me. Ha. Na, na, na, na, na, na, na. But Amy's version, was cool, though. Take me home, I'll turn on. What was that?

The dome. I'm in the dome. That was good. Commiserating. Okay, write your scores down, everybody. Everybody. Okay, me, you get it down? Okay.

Thank you. All the scores are eight. You're feeling good? Hey, I'm feeling pretty good. I have the combined scores here. Okay. It's a two horse race. You know, I hit my tooth on the microphone.

I know. Eddie's like rock out and she rocks out. She's her mouth on the microphone. Yeah, yeah. That's where the mic is in. I thought you're going to knock yourself out. Blind karaoke. Okay, let's put Ricky up because Ricky has picked somebody.

Ricky, don't say who it is yet, but how do you feel right now? I don't know. I'm not too sure how I feel right now. Okay. Did you pick Abby? Yes, I did. Oh, he's dead. He's dead. It's over, dude. Ricky, you got no shot, man. Like, I hate to tell you, but you lost, man.

You should have just hung up. Like, why don't you heard Abby sing? You should just say, bye. Ricky. Why did you pick Abby? Oh, boy. I just had a good feeling, you know. She sounded good on the phone or she sounded like she did some,

maybe some vocal training this morning. I thought she was going to be on point. Yeah. Why she? Honestly, I couldn't hear. Oh, okay. We'll say the same thing. Yeah, yeah, I should.

Good, dude. We'll give her an incomplete. Good, man. Okay. Abbey, lowest score, three. Can we let him switch? No. There was the song, Abby. It was just the song.

It was a bad song choice. No, she quit. That song is I. I can't believe I raised a quota. I didn't quit. You did. You quit like three times. I don't know.

What do we do? What do we work on? Keep going. Just go. Just go. Keep going. You'll do better next time. Commitments.

She has up to some time with that. Hey, Ricky, who do you think one? If you were judging. Um, oh, I couldn't hear anything while I was on hold. But if my mind. I'm just shooting a dart. Oh, you're kidding here. Okay, never mind.

Shoot a dart. Yeah, shoot a dart. Go ahead. Oh, I'm going to go with Eddie. That's a good dart. He just shot a dart. Okay. Wow.

Ricky did not win. We cannot give him the prize. Dang. I know. Abby with three points, with seven points. That's the jump. That means an average score of basically 2.3. Pretty solid, guys.

That's Amy. Oh. Ticket. Hey, two horse race, let's go. Who's going to win it? Hey, we put the gotlet down in the beginning and they had to follow that and they felt the pressure. So, Lunchbox sang Smash Mouth All-Star with a mashup of Bar-Naked Ladies one week. Yeah, it wasn't bad, honestly.

Really? They sound the same, man. And then Eddie sang Lou Begamombo number five. Nailed it. That's the problem. I nailed that one. And I'll say this. There's only a one-point difference. Whoa! One point? Oh, boy. have Chinese of the Chinese chicken and yours.

I did it. I had Rudy and two-dey. One of you had ten points, meaning you averaged 3.3. Wow. That's so. One of you had nine, which means you average three. Oh. So that means one of you actually got a four. Whoa. That's pretty impressive. It is pretty impressive.

Come on, Boone. Hey, if you're voting, who would you vote for? I have, you want to say? Am I supposed to say? You don't have you. We won't count. Yeah. Go ahead. Lunchbox. Yeah. What?

Oh. I nailed. Morgan, who do you have a photo? I actually had to pick somebody. All we're basically the same. I liked Eddie's energy. Yeah. Well, it was very close.

The winner with 10 points is Eddie. Oh. Eddie, you are a winner. Hey, you want me to close you out? Yeah. Do you want to do... Spice girls. Give me Spice girls.

Okay, will you hit him with some spice girls? All right. I'll tell you what I want, what you want. So tell me what you want, what you really, really, really wrong. I want to, I want to, I want a little, I want to do it and want us inside. If you want to be my... No. No.

Here. If you want to be my lover. Future. Toot with my friend. Gotta get with my friends. Making this forever. Friendship never ends. If you want to be my lover, what?

I've got to give. What's thinking is forever. Right. And so. Here's a story from A to Z. You've got to definitely. Time to Z. And some of them all around.

And that's me. That's me. That's me. All right, we gotta go. Sporty. It's Eddie. It's Eddie. I thank you, everybody.

We got to go. The Bodybone show. Happy Thanksgiving, y'all. We're Brothers Osborn. I think my favorite memory in T.J. would agree to this. For years, we've had a thing called the Misfits Thanksgiving. And it was us and a lot of our friends that were young in Nashville, didn't have enough money to go home. So everyone that couldn't go home and spend time with their families, we would bring them over to our house.

And it started with, like, you know, six or seven people. And now there's nearly 30 people. And it was artists, you know, Like, you know, my wife Lucy Silvis, of course, couldn't go back to England. Casey Musgraves, Marin Morris was involved. Mickey Guyton has been at it. And we just wanted to make everyone feel like they were a part of our family since they couldn't go see theirs. Happy Thanksgiving from the Bobby Bones Show.

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