The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Happy Birthday Bobby! + Lunchbox's 'The Price Is Right' Tax Bill + ‘Give Me Your Passwords’ Debate!

Episode Date: April 2, 2026

It's Bobby's birthday!!! We celebrate in Bobby Bones Show fashion with a trivia game. Bobby reads descriptions of celebrities who share his birthday to see if Amy or Eddie can identify them. Bobby also talks about how he was almost late today and he opened his gifts from the show on the air. We have so many listener questions about Lunchbox's time on The Price Is Right and he reveals how much he owes in taxes on the prizes he won.  In the Anonymous Inbox, Bobby helps a listener whose boyfriend is demanding they share all of their passwords with one another.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, hit me with a voicemail about lunchbox being on Price is Right. The Facebook comments on the Price is Right. for 3.31. Oh my gosh. People are like, that guy in the tucks is crazy. Are these condescents? He's drunk. People are ripping him left and right on there. And it's really funny. I think you guys should go check that out. If you missed the show the last couple days, lunchbox got on the price is right. It was wild. He won prizes. You won shoes. You want a home gym. You want a trip to Temecula, California. And a desktop computer. Have you also used desktop computers? Shockingly. You're going to sell it anyway. I mean, it's a $2,000 computer. Really? Yeah.

So he went on, he won, listen to the podcast. But people were messaging me, and I want to bring it up yesterday, thinking I was you. Oh, because they were like, you're the guy on prices, right? I didn't respond to any of them. They didn't know the show. And I'll read you the message here from one of them. Were you getting any anger? Yeah, there was a whole Reddit thread that asked how much Coke I was on.

Oh, my. No way. Yeah. I think if you knew lunchbox from the show, you loved it. Yeah. I think you're 50-50 if you didn't. Because I think there are people that loved him who didn't know. But they were also, for example, I saved this one.

On today's Price is Right, you were a contestant. You were absolutely obnoxious. You're an idiot. You were shrieking. You're attention-seeking full. I'm happy you lost your showcase. Oh, my. They sent it to me thinking he was me because they just heard the name of the show.

They're not really paying attention. Right. I didn't know some fans were going to go that low. Like Price is Right fans. Like that? Are they hardcore lunchbox? Yeah, they're very protective of their show. And they think that I was a fake person and...

Oh, like a plant? Yes. You got your first industry plant accusation. But it's like, guys, it's a game show. They can't give you a head advantage. Like, I earned my way onto that show and that's who I am. I mean, that's just how I act. I'm excited.

I was prom king. I have energy. That's what I do. I loved it. And people are like, oh, I feel. bad. I can't believe. I was shocked as he had a wedding ring on. Who would marry that guy? I'm glad to hear you're not letting it affect you. Because it's a great appearance. I wasn't worried about it. Hit the other one. Morning studio. What are the odds of the money that lunchbox lost of Amy's is now going to pay his taxes for the prices he won on the prices. Right. Could be a coincidence. Who knows? Have a great day. So just for the taxes on prices right. Do you know what you have to pay? I think it's like,

$600, $657, something like that. And how much did you win total in prize? Not money, but worth. Like, $21,000? Those things you got all? 21,000? No, no, no, 12,000. Okay, so.

Sorry, sorry, so flipped them. How much was the trip to Temecula worth? That was worth $3,300-something. And then the computer was $2,000. So maybe it was only like $8,000. The shoes were a couple thousand. Do you know the real price of the workout thing? Yeah, it was 1,300.

So it was about $8,000. So you got to pay taxes on it. You're fine with paying taxes on all that. Hey, don't care. Don't care. Just to have it arrive at my house and show it off. I wouldn't get that. Price is right, man.

I don't think UPS is like going to ask where you got it. No, anybody asks me anything. Oh, I thought you meant like the guy bringing the box in the drop it. Hey, where'd you get the big box? The neighbors. Are you going to keep all the stuff? Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I'm thinking about like the Jimmy Chews, like at least one pair, putting them on display in the house.

That's cool. You should keep something and put it on display. Like the next to my name tag. Yeah. Oh, you still have the name tag? Still got the name tag. You should keep something in display. But even the name tag, like if you wanted the money, you could sell all the shoes.

But even like displaying the name tag is cool. Yeah. You should put it up with your name tag from Family Feud. I do. I have that still. Yeah, you've done. That was pretty cool. And they gave me the big, the cute.

card with my name on it. That's the greatest. Oh, that's the greatest souvenir. Yeah. Yeah, sell the shoes. You got a cue card and a name tag. Make your 800 bucks off the shoes. If you missed it, so Lunchbox's real name is Daniel, which is weird to say. Yeah, we don't ever say it. But if you miss the show, here's lunchbox getting called down. Here it comes from Hollywood. Television's most exciting hour. It's the price is right. Daniel Chapel, come on top. How naked do you feel with your last name being said to? Oh, very weird.

It feels like a lunchbox went to jail once for the show, and they had his real name all over everything, but we weren't that big of a show then. This one feels weird. That feels weird. How's it feel, Daniel? Stop. We call him Daniel.

No, no, we don't do that. We're not switching names. There are clips if you go. Morgan, because you collabed on a Bobbybone show with them, right? Yeah, Price is Right posted, like, a big moment of him coming down. Go to the Bobby Boneshow page and you can see it. When do you get your stuff? They said in the next few weeks after it airs, it ships out. How do you go on the trip? I give them three separate weekends or days that work for me and they pick. So I will be needing a day off.

So what's the details of the trip? It's three days and three nights in Temecula, California, wine country at a resort. Wine. Nice. Yeah. Fancy. You have to give them three options. Three options. Okay. So I'll let you know those days. Let us know. All right, go to the Bobby Bones show, Instagram, and you can see Lunchbox on the Price is right. It's the anonymous bin box.

There's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bones. My boyfriend recently told me that for the sake of transparency, we should have full access to each other's phones and social media accounts, including passwords. He says it's about building trust. and it shouldn't be a problem since we have nothing to hide. But to me, it feels like a pretty big invasion of privacy. He keeps framing my hesitation as a red flag, which is starting to make me second guess myself.

Is this a reasonable expectation in a relationship, or is he crossing a line by pushing for this? Signed, cyber insecure. What comes to your mind when I write? He must have a trust issue, something happened to him. Or he's up to no good. Oh. But it would be shared access, like,

he would get hers and she would get his. I hear you. He's probably good at hiding it. Anybody that's accusing somebody of cheating, usually they got a little something going on. Like if somebody starts accusing you out of cheating of cheating out of nowhere, it's because they got something going on. If you haven't done anything to lead them to think that,

and they're like, are you cheating? It's because they are. Or could they also have an experience in the past? It could be both. But I found that most people, it's just a projection even. And also a little diversion. Morgan, what do you think about this? You hit the nail on the head.

head. If you're being accused of this and you have not given any signs for your partner to accuse you of this, like you have done everything right as a partner and they're just straight up accusing you. It's because something else is happening. And he's being jealous because of the things that he's doing. He's being insecure because of the actions that he's doing. I would not allow this to happen. So to be clear, though, he's not accusing her of cheating, right? He just thinks for the sake of transparency. Yeah, he's not accusing her of anything. But it's coming from. a place that he's probably up to no good. Okay. What if he got lied to at one point? And like, he just doesn't want that again. You don't do this.

This is not a healthy thing to do to go to somebody and go like, we should share everything and need all your passwords. You can have a conversation about it. That's easy. If there's an insecurity there, you just have a conversation to say, hey, I'm really nervous about this and I don't like this. But to force somebody to share something because it makes you more comfortable is just screaming insecurity to me. And to shame them as it's a red flag. And eventually you probably will share certain things, if not all things. Like my wife knows my phone code. Because there are times where through our relationship,

through being together, through being married, it's like, hey, well, you get stopped my phone where I don't, she can have everything, but she's never demanded anything. I don't even know her phone code. She told me 100 times. I don't even remember it. Yeah. I know my full credit card number, but I do not know her phone code.

But there's not an issue with that. Like, neither one of us have issues with that. So. But that's a good way to go about feeling like there's trust of like, hey, yeah. If you need my phone to check something or grab this, like that's got to be a really good feeling. Trust is a growth thing. You grow into it. You grow into more and more of it.

I don't like this because something's up. It's not transparency. You know, this is not a contract negotiation. You say, I don't feel comfortable doing this. And then it's not a red flag. You shouldn't feel shame by it. So I don't like it. Something's not right in this.

It could be that he's been hurt before. But even that, you don't do this even if you've been hurt before. You don't go, you know, I've been cheated on, so I need to see all your passwords to make sure you're not doing this for me. That's just not... I'm not doing that. I've been cheated on in every relationship, and I didn't go to my fiancé and be like, I need your phone information because I've handled this.

Like, that's just not how you handle things. And then also you don't shame someone when they don't do it like he's doing to you. So we're just going to say yellow flag for you towards him. Keep your eye open. I would start to think that he's up to no good. Otherwise, he wouldn't want this. So that's my advice to you. Break it off.

I mean, no. Yellow flag, yellow flag. All right, close it up. So Kane and Caitlin Brown, Kane Brown and his wife. So they recorded Beauty and the Beast for the new Disney EP. Oh, wow.

I know. And so they did a song together, thank God. And so I was talking to Kane about this and how he and his wife were kind of nervous to do it because it's such a massive song. On the Bobby Bone Show now. Kane Brown. When you and your wife did the song together, did she have any trepidation?

Was she nervous about doing that? Or was she nervous about what people would say, oh, it's just Kane Brown's wife. I don't know how you're nervous with a voice like that. No, no, no doubt she can sing. I just think some people didn't know she could sing until... Yeah, I don't think she had a problem with that. She was nervous to get in the studio because she hadn't been in the studio for so long.

And then when we did get in the studio, it was just me, her and Dan, uh-huh, which is massive producer. But such a sweetheart. So he really got her through it. But I think that was the only thing she was nervous about. she's more nervous of just the performance on stage because she has really bad anxiety. So it's really sweet, but it's funny

because a lot of times people be like, God, they have such good chemistry on stage. And she's just holding on to me so she doesn't pass out. But, no, it is so cool. She gets to do that with me, and the fans love it. And fun fact, we are, And I don't really like facts like this, but we're the only other couple to have a number one, a country radio other than Tim and Faith. Really?

Yeah. My question was going to be about that because you record it, that's cool. Big deal. It goes on a record, big deal. But then when you make it the single, that's a really big deal because then it exists. And there's an effort to make it a number one song by your label and it was a number one song easily. But then you have to go perform it. Like all of that happens.

Like was that a conversation with her? Like do you want to be a part of a single? Yeah. I mean, I think it wasn't a conversation. I just told her like, yo, once you do this, it's going to radio. And then I think she was okay with it.

She might have been nervous, but she didn't act like it. I think her most thing is just getting ready for one song. Because she, it takes her like two hours to get ready. I swear to God, I was thinking about that, watching a video once. I said, I was like, I feel so bad for Caitlin

because I think she's getting ready and she goes and does one song on stage and has to come off. And then, but she looks great, but it takes, and clothes are expensive. That's always what I think about. She does the whole stylist for it and everything. She looks amazing, though. But that's why I'm trying to get, we're trying to get more music.

We had a Body Talk come out, so we did do two songs. And then we have a third one that we just hadn't added to the set. So I'm trying to get another song for her on this album. And then we have a song she wanted to do is Beauty and the Beast. And it just sounds crazy. Like the old Jessica Landsberg, like, yeah, da, da, da, da. da-ta-ta-ta-da. That's cool.

Yeah. So what's like going to be on? The Disney's record. Oh, that's so cool. Yeah. And we were competing, you know, like John Legend, Ariana Grande, I think he's named Sebastian.

Like the great singers on this. Sebastian the Crab? No. No. But yeah, I was, it came out awesome. I'm excited for people to hear her voice on there because I think that she'd make like a perfect Disney princess. And that's what we're,

that's her dream job. That's super cool for the kids too, though, right? Oh, yeah. Like, imagine that. Today's my birthday. How about that? Happy birthday. Happy birthday.

I share a birthday with some celebrities, and so I'll give you a question about the celebrity that's as a birthday with me today, named a celebrity. Okay. All right. Buzz in whenever you know it. But if I were to say, as an example, this radio on podcast hosts grew up in a small town in Arkansas. Amy. Okay. Bobby Bones.

That's correct. Oh, dang. I didn't think you would be one of the, yeah. That's an example, though. That's the easy one. Okay, this actor who has a birthday today is one of the biggest stars on TV and movies right now. He plays Joel in HBO's The Last of Us. And has also started, Amy.

Pedro Pascal. Correct. And has also started in the Mandalorian and the Fantastic Four. Who is it? Pedro Pascal has a birthday today. He is 51 years old. And that cartel drug show. Way back in the day, yeah.

Next up. This country star blew up after, posting raw acoustic music videos to YouTube and Twitter. He's from Oklahoma. He was serving in the U.S. Navy when he started posting videos. It is his birthday today. Who is it? Whoa.

He was in the Navy? The Navy? This country star blew up after posting raw acoustic music videos to YouTube and Twitter while serving in the U.S. Navy. He's from Oklahoma. Eddie. Eddie. I'm like Shelton.

No, because TikTok. Yeah, he wasn't in the Navy only. You want to hit? He's 30 years old today. Corey Kent. Massive star. You're out because you guessed. Oh, well, I didn't know. Oh, I did guess Blake Shoe. Oh, you did.

Okay, it's massive star. He's in the top tier. Zach Bryan. Zach Bryan. Duh. I forgot. He was in the military. Gosh, darn it.

All right, next up. This country artist was a college athlete playing basketball and golf at Wallace State and Valdosta State. I don't know why I say that wrong. Followed by a six-month stint living in hole. Eddie. Eddie. That's Kip Moore.

Kip Moore's birthday today, 46 years old. Kip later managed in Abercrombie and Fitch in Nashville. He did. And wrote songs for other artists before signing his own record deal. Next up.

This actor was nominated for an Oscar for the Power of the Dog for which his wife got a best supporting actress nomination. He's been in Breaking Bad, Friday Night Lights, Killers of the Flower Moon, and Game Night.

Who is it? I don't know his name, but I know who it is. He has a birthday with me today. He's also my favorite actor. Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes. Let me think about this, because I know his name too. I know who it is. His name is.

His wife is. I know, Christian Dershundt. Yes. Oh my gosh. It's one to one right now. I had breakfast with him one time. You have breakfast with him. I did.

Crazy story in Austin. And you don't remember his name? that and you had breakfast with them, but you don't remember the name. Well, sometimes we get stuck. Like, I'm picturing. But you didn't have breakfast with them. I understand. You get stuck.

He had a pancake. The answer is? No, come on. I know this. Brandon. Jesse Plemons. Jesse Plemans. How'd you have breakfast with him?

He was in his band called Cowboys and Indians and I worked for the news and we were interviewing him and he said, hey, why don't you stay for breakfast? We're like, you got it. So we had breakfast. It was great. This 90s country star who has a birthday today with me got a start in Florida Clubs, working. as a demo singer, appeared in commercials for brands like McDonald's and Chevrolet, and one male vocalist,

the title of Best Male Vocalist on Star Search in 1988. He is best known for his 1990s country hits, most notably the Grammy nominated Somewhere on My Broken Heart, and Billy the Kid. Eddie, Miss Billy the Kid. Eddie, Billy Dean. Correct. That's cool. I would have never gotten that.

All right, one more, unless we go to a tiebreaker. This iconic soul singer who had a birthday today Started his career as a session drummer Before becoming one of the most influential voices in music history His work later took on a deeper social theme And his life ended tragically just before his 45th birthday Oh, oh Oh

You have an idea? He's alive though This guy's not alive Known for songs I gotta give it up What's going on And sexual healing Eddie

That's Marvin Gay That is correct That's good. Born in 1939. Died on April 1st, 1984. How? Dad killed him. Dad shot him.

Yeah. This is a birthday segment, though. Yeah, yeah. This birthday segment. There you go. Yeah, happy birthday day, everybody there. Also, birthdays today that made the list, Chris Jansen is 40. Have birthday to Chris Jansen.

Birthday, Chris. You can buy me a boat. Michael Fastbender, great actor. I loved him in The Spy Show. You can watch on Hulu. The agency. The agency. Awesome.

And they needed the black bag. Yeah, black bag. Really good. The movie. That was great, too. Lead wise from American Idol, 40 years old. Emily Lewis, 79 years old. Reggie Smith, a baseball player, 81 years old.

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I didn't think I was going to live. I was terrified. There was no anything inside those eyes. They turned black. it scared the hell out of me that was your first murder case yes sir fair to say this was the biggest case of your career

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I was not prepared for postpartum anxiety. Listen to Joy 101 with Hoda Kotby on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, listen up. The Jonas Brothers here. Our podcast is called, Hey Jonas. We've here, since everyone has a podcast, we wanted to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with slow hands. It's all hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can 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 Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Here he is, Ketch from Old Crow Medicine Show. Let's go! On the Bobby Bone Show now. Molly Tuttle and Catch Seacore of Old Crow Medicine Show. So a lot of Bob Dylan bootlegs were moving around through the early night.

My buddy heard one, send it to me, I heard this song. It was an outtake from a film called Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, a movie that Chris Christofferson was in. And I'm convinced, Bobby, that Bob Dylan was playing this song, Rock Me Mama, like a wagon wheel. And then he put his guitar down and thought, nah, I can do better than that. And he began to write a new song, which was very similar based on this song, a song that went, Mama take this badge off of me Mama take this Yeah yeah

I never thought about those being similar Well they were written in the same week So anyway I finished the song I wrote it It was good It was instantly memorable to me It was real autobiographical Because as soon as I left high school

I moved to North Carolina The whole song's about Leaving New Hampshire and moving to I didn't put Greensboro into it Because I put Raleigh because of Sir Walter Raleigh And that last line at the end at least I will die free if I get to Raleigh. That's the state motto of New Hampshire, live free or die.

So again, I just took the language around me and I funneled it into the songs that I was writing at the time. That song, did it continue to open doors up for you guys for years? Yeah, it's sort of been a story of a song opening up doors for this, for my band and my career, my whole life. And Bob Dylan never reached out. Well, about 15 years into the story, Bob Dylan reached out through his manager and said, Bob's so pleased with wagon wheel that he wants to have another of Bob Dylan's castaway songs. So here it is.

So I wrote that song, rewrote it, and then we made a slick video, and it was our most top charting country thing of all time, you know, like it did good. Like I think we were in the crass. at the top 20 in the first week of contemporary country music, but this was like 2013 or something. He never met him. And no, and after that, like, you know,

just little, I sure have thought about him, but they say don't meet your heroes. I just wouldn't want to have a bad experience. But I tell you, my friend met Bob, a band made of mine. We were, he was out for because the Mumford boys, who we did a lot of work with, Mumford and Sons was on the Grammys

one year, and Bob Dylan was going to do a mashup. And so they were in these rehearsals and my buddy was sitting there on the couch and Bob Dylan walks in and sits on the couch right across from him and and T-Bone's there and we just done this record with T-bone and this project and T-Bones talking with Gil my friend he's like oh yeah you know old crow's back in the studio again and Bob Dylan turns around and says old crow

and Gil says yeah have you have you heard of us and and Bob says you guys are killing it that's all I got but that was enough for me. Like I don't want to, I just wouldn't want to mess with, with the magic. How did the writing, how, how was that class, is you and Bob? Is it co-b, Bob Dylan and Ketch? Yeah, it's a K'Kor, Bob Dylan, co-write. 50-50, down the middle. And you know what's fascinating, Bobby? Is that after the, after the, after the, after we agreed on that co-writing split, the manager said, now Bob has agreed to 50-50, Seacore Dillon, but he'd like Ketched to know that Bob Dylan, he says he did not write that song. He learned it from Arthur Crudup.

Was it so old, though, that it was public domain? I listened to Arthur Crudup's song, Rock Me Mama. The song was called Rock Me Mom when Bob recorded it. So Rock Me Mama is like, Rock Me Mama, Rock Me All Not, that kind of thing. Memphis guy, he wrote, well, that's all right, mama for Elvis. Right. So this guy, Big Boy, Crudup was his name. But in the liner notes to the to the rock me mama to this album that had arthur crudups rock me mama on it arthur says he didn't write rock me mama he learned it from big bill brunsey so now we're back to the 20s see arthur crudups from the 50s but he learns it from this guy from the 20s big bill brunsey he's part of the great migration it comes up from mississippi was chicago and his song rock me mama starts there

so if you believe it then you know that's 1920 to darius hearing it at his like daughters you know high school ukulele concert in you know 2010 i mean that's like uh 90 years for that song to finally reach the person that was going to go get it out there into the world in such a unique powerful way yeah different boom when darius did it yeah i bet you killed on that didn't you mean doe wise i'm talking dough i bet you killed that's awesome yeah i need to get me a sign like this does your sign says hot boyhood home yes sir yeah that's really cool it is that Lunchbox thanks with. We see some discrepancies in your account.

If you could please send over your username, password, social, and all that stuff, just so we can verify that there is no issues with your account. That would be great. Thanks. Idiot. You fell for it. Lunchbox fell for a Robin Hood. A scammer.

Well, it wasn't Robin Hood, though. It was just someone that said, hey, we need your Robin Hood information. So he gives him his username and login, and now they're hacked into his account. No, they said, your new username code is this, your password. If this was not you, please respond so we can fix this. And I said, whoa, not me. And they said, okay, what is your original password? And so I thought they were just confirming what to make sure it was me,

because you know how they always want to confirm? And then they said, thank you. And I was like, cool. And then I went back to watching TV. And it took me about 10 to 15 minutes. And I realized, oh my gosh, why did they say thank you? you. That's not like a normal response. So then I got online and hit up Robin Hood and they're trying to work on getting my account. He said, thank you, stupid American. Thank you. So

lunchbox owes Amy a lot of money from this account. Well, we may not have any money. Well, that's, yeah. That's a, that's a, it's a him problem. It's a business problem. No, no, that's why I was trying to have you sign a contract. Well, sorry. You should just got your money. I was trying. No, you weren't. You were trying to sign a contract. No, okay. But then once he didn't want to sign it, I said I need my money. How much money are we talking here? In the thousands. We don't know yet.

We don't know. Hit the next one, Ray. My question is on lunchbox and the Robin Hood series. If he had taken the money out already and then he got hacked, why doesn't he have the money to pay Amy? He said he was bringing the money into Amy and she wasn't there. So he should have the money already. Yeah, but once he wasn't here, I put it back in my account.

That's not true. That's not true. You took it out, then you drove it back to the bank. because she wasn't here. Because I can't just having that much cash laying around the house. Then you're a target. Not if nobody knows. How do you, I mean, what's that chance someone saw me come out of the bank?

They can follow you. Amy talks about it all time. Lifetime movies. I talk about retaliation. If they've taken all the money out of the account, you still owe me the money you owe her. Yeah, because you said you already had a deal before. And you got hacked. You got scanned.

No, that is part of doing business. Sometimes the business gets hacked. Like if we all owned a Dunkin, and it got hacked. It wouldn't be like my fault. It'd be all our faults. Well, Amy's tried to withdraw. Luckily, three weeks ago, I withdrew all my money from him.

Smart. I got all my cash. I know. And you looked at me and you're like, Amy, withdraw your money. And I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's my question. Like, is this like some sort of hacked him?

Set up to make me look like the idiot to prove your point? No. No, no, I just wanted my money. That's quite the elaborate plan. Yeah. Like you would do all that. Hatch is wrong. You'll put it above Bobby to do something like, that's too much.

That's too much. But you did get scams. Scam alert. Scam alert. If anybody texts you and says, here's a code. You never should call. You never should text that information. You go to the app.

You go to the app. And you log in with the code or there's no need for a code because you didn't try to log in. Hopefully he gets it back. I think eventually he will. Although he did get his Twitter hacked. He never got it back. That Twitter's gone. Yeah, Twitter's gone.

I don't even know what happened there. Like I never clicked on anything. It was just like, bam. And it said, oh, there's an unauthorized login somewhere. And I was like, I'll get to that later. I should have done it right then and got on it. But I waited a couple hours. So as of today, we're not looking good.

You're not able to get into your account. No. And you only am me $2,000. That's iffy. No, that's bad. All right, good luck. Wake up, wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dials,

Keeps on turn. We have to hear. Eddie Amy Lod's Fox, more game two. Steve Reddavis trying to put you through. Mike D's riding this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is the Bobby Vaughn Stone. We have 90 seconds. We're trying to get as many of Amy's morning corny's as possible in 90 seconds.

The record is six. That's the all-time record. Amy, are you ready? Ready. Team, you ready? We're ready. All right, let's go. The morning corny.

When is a door, not a door. When it's a jar? Yeah. Hey! Yeah! Go, go, go. What washes up on tiny beaches? Five.

Small sea. Sea show. Sea sand. Tiny beaches. Granules. Small. What washes up? What washes up?

Tiny beaches. Small waves. Microwaves. Microwaves. Okay. Did you hear about the hungry clock? It ain't all the numbers. Eight, eight, eight, nine, eight nine.

Seven, eight nine. Did I hear about it? Eight. Did I hear it? It went TikTok. It rained. It kept eating numbers. Did you hear about the hungry clock?

It ate the numbers. It kept eating the numbers. Did you hear about the hungry clock? Yeah, I heard about it. It ate two. Two, ten. Eight time. Twelve.

It was a hungry, hungry, hungry clock. Hungry clock. You sound like the hungry, hippo's commercial. Brow. Did you hear about that? How many times did it eat? all day? All numbers. It kept eating all day.

It kept eating. It ate more. Non-stop eating. The big hand, it ate its big hand. No, little hand. The hungry clock? So hungry. Tick-Tock.

It was so hungry. It ate a Tick-Tac. The clock went back to eat more. We're stumped. It went back. It eight seconds. It eight seconds. Eight seconds.

No, it went back for seconds. Yes. Oh, good, good. Why didn't the toilet paper cross the road? Got stuck in the crack. Go, go, go. What do you? Wow, you guys were on it.

How did we get, how do we get it? Four? You got crack? Yeah, we love the crack. Four seconds, microwaves, a jar. Four, solid. We basically have a call time where we all have to be here by a certain time to do the show. It's before the show starts, but I've never been late.

My therapist says, hey, you should be late occasionally. I tried last year. It just didn't go well for me. Today's my birthday, and I was only 15 minutes early today. So later than normal. Did you notice? Yes. And I thought there was an accent.

Yeah, there's crap out on the road. But this was intentional. It was like a gift to yourself? No, I had to wipe poop butts multiple this morning. Dog, baby. Oh, wow. Busy morning. Yeah.

So there was just a lot going on. Okay. But that's why I was only 15 minutes early. Yeah. I'm ashamed. Shame. It's my birthday, too. I started with poop butts.

I know. Yeah, well. Yeah. Being a dad. And not to go to even analyze you on your birthday. And let's not. Okay. Go ahead.

So I saw this video the other day explaining why people that are chronically early, why that is. Because you're not just on time. You show up early. And it's not just to work. Like someone's having a party. Like I remember we went to an event one time and we got there so early that we had to like. Amy, it's his birthday. We had to go loop around a parking lot until we could finally like pull in.

And you've been that way. for probably your whole life, but it's a control thing so that you can assess the situation before anybody else gets there and you can know what's up and you can have control. Is that it? I think it's a control thing in that if I'm late somewhere, there's not going to be trust in me to be on time. Oh. So it's definitely control.

It's not for environment to like make sure, okay, I know this is here, this is the exit. Like I can get out of here this way or if I get here early, I can leave early. Well, if I get there early, yes. Yes. That's definitely a part. It's all control. Right? Because I didn't have a lot of control growing up. Exactly.

So now I want to have control and everything that I do. But that's why this morning I was only 15 minutes early. Yeah. Shame. But it's my birthday, so guys, give me a break, okay? We're proud of you. Thank you. I do have a lot of gifts up here.

It's just open them on the air. Oh. Okay. Wow. I purposely didn't give you mine. That's okay. I waited. I have Amy sent over last night an awesome chicken fried steak dinner.

I didn't know what was coming to last minute because I had some stuff to do and had some podcast to record. And Caitlin was like, you're going to be home in the next. next few minutes and I say yeah she goes okay just need to be home because you have a gift coming and so I get home and this van pulls up and I think it's a chef yes and either her husband or his wife I don't know which one was a chef or maybe both of them and so they said hey we have a gift for you and it was hot my favorite meal period is chicken fried steak with white gravy I don't get to have that very often because I can't eat dairy and so amy had ordered a from a chef to bring over chicken fried steak white gravy

a salad, some vegetables, and a cake with dairy-free whipped cream. It was awesome. And me, Caitlin, and her mom had it for dinner. It was A-plus. Wow. Oh, yay. I mean, it could not have been a more kind thought because you had to think about that beforehand. And also it hit it right on the head. Like, that was perfect. So I'm very grateful for that. And then also, I was talking to Caitlin last night. I was like, I know. Because when Amy's birthday hit, we had just had the baby. And we were like scrambling. We're like, oh my God, we got to say, and so we sent Amy, I was like, I feel bad. I just, we just said Amy Flowers. And then they didn't even get delivered her house.

They got delivered to the wrong house. It was a whole mess. And Caitlin's like, she'll forgive you. We just had a baby. Yeah, it's okay. I hadn't even thought about that. So I was going through the guilt last night too of like, I sucked for Amy's birthday and she went through all this to do.

But that was, it was awesome. Well, it reminded me of years and years ago one time we had the whole show over and my mom made you chicken fried steak for your birthday. And I can't make it like she did. And you can't have it like she made it because now you're dairy free. because of your stomach stuff, so I was like, well, shoot. Those are the lonely days.

Yeah. Because I had nowhere to go. Oh, yeah. You know, I was just working and didn't have a big friend group except for the show that they were my friends. So I just brought everybody on. And Amy was like,

let my mom cook for you. And so that was a very memorable birthday, too. So I'm grateful for that, but let's see what we got here. I don't know who gave me what. And also, I'm very awkward at opening presents anyway. So let's just do it

because I'm much better on the air. Yeah, own it. That one was here. before you got here. Okay. Hey, don't spoil it. Just checking. So where did it come from?

Morgan. Yes. Enjoy some guilt-free and dairy-free treats. Man, I'm known as a dairy-free guy now. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. It's your thing. Yeah, thank you for your big day.

Thank you very much. Let's see what we got here. Oh, yeah. Dad bod, continuing. Rice Krispy treats. Thank you, Morgan. Yeah, those homemade. Home-made, Morgan.

Yes. Yeah, those are cookie dough bites because you can't have the Oreo bites anymore, so I found a version that. you can have. That's very nice of you. Yum. All right, we got something here. It's from Mike D. Happy birthday. I hope this is the best year yet. From Kelsey and Mike D. I didn't see Kelsey signed it.

A little art from Mike there. Let's see what we got. Oh, this is awesome. So these ears that I wear here, they're very generic. They're silver. Mike hit the red ones. Mike and Kelsey hit the red ones. Mike's here right now. That is a great gift. Thank you very much. Are these dairy free? They're dairy free. Yes, sir.

That is awesome. for you. Yes. So these are, I don't wear traditional headphones. I wear inner ears so you can't see them

while we're working. But these are red. That's my favorite color. Okay, great. Just turning us on. Birthday gifts. I wouldn't even open these in front of people

if we weren't doing it on air. What is that? This is a, I don't know who got me this. Let me see the card. I haven't have been lunchbox. Wait, this is a bell. Mm-hmm.

Let's see. This is from Ray and Bay. Happy birthday, man. The bell was considered valueless in the world's eyes at goodwill, much like the things around you. Are you talking about you guys? I guess.

Good one, Ray. But you make them valuable too. Ray and Bay. So this is an old school Arkansas logo, so it's got to be from the 70s. I don't even want to ring it because I don't want it to break, but that's an Arkansas like a 70s logo bell.

Like a vintage. When I ring this, you guys need to bring me something dairy free. Oh, wow, okay. Perfect. In the studio. Thank you, Ray and Bay. That's really cool.

Yeah! All right, awesome. All right. Let's see what else we got. Open a birthday presents. I like doing it on the air because I don't feel awkward. It's like a performance. Amy gave me a present on the top of it is lactojoi.

45 tablets, dietary supplements. Oh, wow. The lacto, it just, I don't know, something about lacto joy just sounded better than lactate. It does. This is from Amy and Stevenson and Stasheera. This is on top of the chicken fried steak. Wow, Amy. Well, this is something to open because dinner's not.

And I felt like... The dinner was awesome. I'm one of the best gifts I got in the years. So thank you for this too. But, wow, let's see. We got some shoes. The shoe box. Awesome, really cool new balance.

The purple one she got me last year, I still wear all the time. These are awesome. Thank you very much. Now when I wear dad shoes, it makes sense. Exactly. Instead of in the past. Thank you guys. That's super nice of everybody.

Well, mine's in the car, so I'll get it for you later. I didn't want to bring it in so you had to carry all these gifts out. so I was going to give it to you later. Didn't know that this was part of the deal. It wasn't. I walked in and they were here. I know. You were showered with gifts.

Yeah. So thank you, everybody, for the nice gifts. That's super kind of you guys for thinking about me. Ray, where'd you find that bell? Really a goodwill? Yeah. We always just go there looking for vintage stuff and we thought, wow, that's wild in Tennessee and Arkansas Bell.

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We figure since everyone has a podcast, we wanted to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn, is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It was the same thing with Slow Hands. 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 Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. You've got two crazy stories. Number one, this couple goes on vacation to tie. island and as they're in bed, a cobra goes across their neck, like one in the room and slithered across their neck when they were in bed. A couple's vacation in a Thai resort Friday morning turned crazy when one partner woke up

screaming after a large black cobra slithered across their neck while they slept. Hotel staff called a professional snake catcher who found the cobra hissing and hiding under the bed. The snake estimated to be over five feet long was released back into the wild. It's a big snake. It's a thick snake. You hear five feet, maybe you think not that big, but it's a cobra and it's a pretty thick cobra. The snake was put back.

Nobody was bitten. That's from NDTV. I did read a story yesterday that snake bites are not as bad as human bites. What? That can't be true. But we're not venomous. No, but we have a ton of disease. Like if we bite and break skin.

You mean, oh, so it's not just that we're dangerous and that we can bite something off, but we can transfer a disease? Yeah, because it's all the bacteria. And not all snakes, if you're just playing the odds, not all snakes are venomous. Right. So you get a snake bite. You're just playing the, it's like, I can beat up a kangaroo.

No doubt. Can I beat up the biggest, strongest kangaroo? No. But if it were just, we're going to pick a random kangaroo from the kangaroo lottery. I'll put my money on me. I'll whoop a kangaroo if it's just matched up. Because I might get a baby kangaroo. If I get an average kangaroo, I'll beat the crap out of it.

If I get one of those, like the ones from Looney Tunes, the big boxer one, you're a little strong. If I get that one, that's a problem. But they were. saying generally speaking, human bites against snake bites, humans are way worse. I can't get into the details. My friend was bit by a human the other day. Nice. Whoa.

In the air. They're okay. But you don't want to give us the details. I cannot. Okay. But that's interesting. I just said, I mean, obviously now I'm like, does he need to go get checked? Same thing with humans. Like, we're not all bacteria and disease filled. The other thing is that Eddie saw a kid get hit by a car yesterday. Guys, it was crazy. So hear me out. I want to describe this because I don't know who's at fault here.

So I'm in one lane and it's a heavy traffic. It's two lanes, heavy traffic. And these two kids are in motorcycles. And the lane I'm in, I'm about four cars back. And the car stops and lets the kids go through. Go ahead. Go cross the road. So they cross the road.

But the other lane's not in on this. So a car's coming. Bam! hits one of the boys on the bikes. The kid goes flying. Oh, mine. He's on the side of the road crying. That car, I don't know who's legally at fault.

You can't stop and let somebody cross in a situation like that if you're not also watching the other lane. You shouldn't do that. I get you want to be nice and do that because that happened. You got an accident that way. Yep. When I work for the news. Someone said, Eddie Cross and you cross, but that other lane hit you. There's a semi coming.

Boom. Hit me. T-boned me. So the kid was fine. It looks like he broke his leg, but he was rolling around in pain. I kind of got out and said, hey, do I need to call 911? Is breaking a leg fine, though? Yeah, I feel like if he broke your leg, the kid lived, but I don't know if that's fine.

Man, the way he got hit, I thought it was like, it's over. Really? Yes. So, Eddie, tell us more about how you got out. So I get out, right? Okay, all right. So by that point, there's already like four other people around him. And I go run and I said, do you need me to call 911?

And they said, no, we already got him on the phone. All right. Did you go, do you need a kidney? No, no, I didn't. Did you say, I used to be a lifeguard? No. They looked like the scene was handled, so then I just went on my way. Okay.

It's always the case when you stumble upon stuff. The scene always happens to be handled. But I do always ask, have we called 911? And if the answer is yes, I'm good to go. Because they might be busy, you know, tending to the situation. Correct. That's wild to see. A car hit a kid on a bike, like aside from what the rules are, I think if you're going

to cross the road even as a car, they're letting you through, you don't go through in that situation. You wave them through because you can't see the other side. Right. Unless they're going hold, but then you're trusting them to guide you. And this wasn't a crosswalk or anything. It was just a random part of the road that they were crossing. So how did it end before you drove off?

They were all just with a kid and he was crying. But he was fine. He was holding his leg. He was alive. What happened when the car hit the bike? Did the car drive over the bike? No, he didn't. And I felt bad because it was like a teenage boy.

So it was one of those motorized bikes? Yes. Okay, I keep seeing more and more kids on these. and on roads that they shouldn't be on. And it's freaking me out. Yeah, when we go walk in the evening, these motorized bikes come flying by us from the school. Pretty cool.

I wish I'd have had one of those. Well, yeah, but they need to obey the laws. Kids don't really obey laws. Okay, well, this is what happens. Don't be crossing a busy street like that. Exactly. That was crazy. That car should have never stopped

and let those kids try to go across. I feel like that's a bit irresponsible. Especially when it's not a crosswalk. Mm-hmm. You guys hit us up if you want. 877. Bobby. Bobby Bones show.

Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Memphis, Tennessee. A woman had a Mercedes that needed some work done. She drops it off the dealership says, hey, can you make these repairs? Sure. Well, the guy was like, man, I got a date tonight. I think I'm going to drive this Mercedes and press the chick.

Dang. And so he drove it, picked up the girl, pulled up to a sports bar. No way. That woman was at the sports board. No way. No way. What was the town? Memphis.

If there was a small town, but Memphis is a city, big city, that's crazy. Well, I mean, it was in Collierville, which is right outside. Carville? Yeah, I don't know. Right outside of Memphis. So I guess a smaller town. I had a friend that used to run valets. He owned a valet service.

And this is way back in the day, so I don't even know him anymore. He was a friend then And it would be cold We all lived in Austin And we'd be like We don't want to walk anymore Since he had the valet Own the valet company

He'd be like What car do you have that we can drive So he could get a car And we'd drive it over To another valet in town That was close to where we were going And then that valet We'd just drive it back to the other one

That's crazy That is crazy Yeah It's when we lived to call your bill Back in the day Back in the day That's crazy Okay

I'm lunchbox That's your bonehead story of the day Let's grab a few calls This is Amy in Texas Amy you're on the show what's going on? Hey, good morning. Morning studio.

Morning. So I was just listening and talking about with Eddie seeing that kid get hit on that e-bike. Yeah. I was the person who hit a kid a few weeks ago. Oh, wow. And similar situation. With oncoming traffic, was dead stopped.

I was going the opposite direction. Didn't have anybody in my way. and sure enough, a kid crossed three lanes of traffic, and he was on his little e-bike, and I was probably going 40 miles an hour in my big truck, and I didn't see the kid until he was literally dead center in my truck, and I locked up my brakes, and I felt I hit him. Oh, it was horrible. Kid was 11 years old. I've got a 11, well, 12 now, but I have a 12 and a 15-year-old.

I was just a wreck. The kid was okay, but, you know, he was, he jumped up and his head was split open from his knee down. His shoe got knocked off of him. It was absolutely horrible. So, yeah, I can only imagine seeing it, but being that person is even worse. His shoe got knocked off because at times when it goes worse and it's more tragic, they find shoes everywhere. Yeah. So this, luckily, was not tragic.

This was really bad and luckily the kid's okay. But it's crazy his shoe came off. Oh, yeah. And it was crazy. There was a county sheriff's deputy who happened to see the kid hit the ditch. And he pulled over thinking the kid wrecked into the ditch there. And I'm like, no, look on the front of my track. He got hit.

That wasn't a wreck. That was a launch. Did the ambulance come? They did. His mom, he was moving over and he was almost home. So his mom showed up on the scene about two minutes later. And, but yeah, the ambulance, they decided that they would just take him in themselves. And I checked him with the mother later and no broken bones.

Wow. Just kind of beat up and scratched up. But I tell you what, I couldn't get the shake out of my inner core for hours and hours. It was horrible. I'm sorry that you had to go through that. I'm happy the kid is okay, generally speaking. So did they unfairly blame you at first, or did everybody understand what happened? No, nobody blamed me.

And the poor little kid, he was like, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry. And as soon as the mom showed up, the mom gives me hugs and tells me she's so sorry that he did it. And so no, I mean, there was no blame. It was clearly the kid should not have been where he was. Man, I'm happy that that ended like it ended with everybody okay. Because that is crazy. Amy, thank you for that call. I appreciate you sharing that story with us.

Well, y'all have a great day. All right. See you later. Golly. This makes me want to go home and just have a, you know, Stevens and rides his regular bike all the time, but he did get an electric scooter for Christmas. And sometimes I have like, you know, ER doctors pop up on my Instagram,

like doing a video. If there was five things I'd never allow my kid to have, it'd be an electric scooter or electric bike is always one of them. And I'm like, oh, shoot. But, I mean, he's very responsible, but this is reminding me I need to go home and make sure that I revisit all of the rules. Same. Let's go to Kim, who is listening in Delaware.

Hey, Kim, you're on the show. What do you want to say? Yes, hi, Bobby. Happy birthday. Fatherhood, it was great on you. And I really, really wanted to say the lunchbox. congratulations. You look so happy and so handsome.

I am so glad for you. So glad you got chosen. Hey, talk about the handsome thing a little more. He'd like to hear some more handsome. I would like to hear some more about that. Lunch, I just, like, you just blew me away when I saw you in that text. I'm like, oh, you had it going on. You just really loved handsome.

I just thought it was the wonderful thing for you. and the haters, this is what I say to them. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Love it. They got nothing to say. You all are great. I love the show. And just keep up the great work.

And Bobby, take naps whenever you can. All right, Kim, I appreciate the call. Hope you have a great rest of the day. You too. Enjoy and take care. All right. Bye-bye. Thank you.

Bye. For the first time and a long time, my wallpaper on my phone is not my wife. Or occasionally when I was being passive aggressive, Arkansas raised the right helmet when we got into a fight. I remember that. Yeah. I'm not going to hold it up because we're on camera, but baby Billy is the picture now. I saw that. She took over. Yeah, she took over. Yeah, she's taken over everything at this point. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so, my wallpaper is that. And so my wife changes our wallpaper like every 10 minutes at this point of different baby pictures. Yeah, we're in it. George Burge has been added to our IHard Country Festival. So Ticketmaster.com, if you want to get tickets.

And there is a massive lineup for this show on May 2nd in Austin. Luke Brian, Kane Brown, Parker McCollum, Riley Green, Shaboozy, Lauren Elena, Russell Dickerson. So many more, we just added George Burge. I'm hosting it. So Ticketmaster.com, if you want to get tickets to that show, that'd be an awesome show. Cannot wait to be there.

Otherwise, we will see you guys tomorrow. Dan and Shay on the show tomorrow. You guys have a great Thursday. Bye, everybody. It's a Bobby Bone Show. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at,

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We've here since everyone has a podcast, we want it to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn, is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Nile. It was the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else. really is it.

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