The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Rumor Being Spread About Amy + Bobby Tried To Make Eddie's Dream Come True + Nepo Baby Game + The Last Time Bobby Got Oddly Emotional

Episode Date: September 18, 2025

We addressed a rumor that is being spread about Amy that just came to her attention. Bobby saw a clip of Miss America's friends reacting to her win. Bobby recalls a time he got oddly emotional in relation to that. And we revisit Amy's reaction to Bobby winning Dancing with the Stars. We played the Nepo Baby Game to see if you can guess the famous parents to celebrities. Bobby revealed that he tried to make Eddie's dream come true.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But not for us. It's for 21-year-olds. Number 10, stormy. Not for me. Yeah, I don't like it. It feels like one of the X-Men. Is there a storm? Yeah.

Does she have a thing in her hair? Some version of her, yeah. It's Hallie Bear's character. It has like a white stripe or something right here? Yeah. I think a baby. If it's born with a white stripe, maybe it's cold. Or I think you're thinking of rogue.

Oh, maybe so. Yeah. Stormy at 10. Don't love it. Number nine, Charlie with an eye. Cute. Yeah, I don't mind it. Yeah.

I think a bit. That might be from DeMilio, Charlie DeMilio. And also like, are they, would you call them a unisex name? Yeah, a girl Charlie. So cute. I think so too. I don't mind them. So we're going to go Charlie with a thumbs up on Charlie?

Yeah. How about Saints? No. To me that's such a loser name. That's like, because the New Orleans Saints. They've not been good in a long time. And I like people from New Orleans.

It's fine. I don't really hate the Saints either. They just haven't won in a long time. Don't Juan and Kim have a saint? Yeah, that's probably what it's from. My mind just goes to the New Orleans Saints. I'm like, man, they've had a rough go. I'm going to go on Saint.

I'm going to go thumbs down. Yeah, thumbs down. Zara. No, no. Or Zara. It's got to be Zara, right? Is that from the store? I mean, but why would you?

You name your child after a clothing store. It's not. It's got to be. Zara McDonald is who they say is really. There's also a Zara Larson, who's a musical artist. Huh. From one of the European countries who's pretty big. Zara Larson sounds kind of cool.

Yeah, I don't think you pick your last name, though. So a thumbs down for me. Yeah, it does go to the store, though. You're right. Let's try some good stuff, though. Yeah, yeah. Reasonable prices. I love that store so much.

It just, I walk in and I have to turn around and walk out because I get overwhelmed. Yeah, Zah, we're going to go thumbs down? Yeah. Man, we're not giving out a lot of thumbs up. We've only got Charlie with a thumbs up. A-R-Y-A, A-R-Y-A, R-Y-A. No, not for me. I'm two Game of Thrones on this.

Or Vegas Hotel. That's what I thought of. Oh, good. Yeah. Is that how it spelled? I'm getting mixed up. Is Ariya from Game of Thrones, Mike? A-R-Y-A is from Game of Thrones.

And then what's, are you at the hotel? With an eye. Okay, so. But still. Yeah, still. I'm going to a thumbs down. I think too much of Game of Thrones and the hotel. Sage.

Sage. I don't hate it. It feels smoky. Okay. I feel like Sage has been said in those clubs. Sage? What? Like, welcome Sage to the stage?

Yeah. What? Oh, you know, like a stripper name? Oh, that's interesting. That's what I associated with it. My spice rack. I think of it as when people burn it weirdly to like cleanse it. yourself and I'm like, that's it.

I've saged my house before. Yeah, I think it's smoke. Okay. So we're thumbs down on that one. This list is not for us, by the way. We're too old for this list. Addison. Addison.

I like it. Like Addison Ray. I like Addison. You don't? Maybe if you'd call him like ADD for short. Oh, is that a boy name for you? Oh, it's a girl name. No, it's a girl name.

I guess Addy's good. Oh, yeah, there are Addies. I can't go thumbs up on that one It's too much Addison Ray for me Okay Rowan Is that from Scandal That's the dad's name on scandal

Rowan I don't like it I didn't go there I like it because it's gender neutral I think it'd be a boy or girl Oh his character's evil Is his name Rowan? Olivia Pope's dad yes

Oh from Scandal I was thinking of What's the show where they all do business All the family on HBO Succession? Yeah, Succession. Another S show. Oh, that show's so good.

Succession. Kai. That feels to me like karate kid. I can't do it. Yeah, Cobra Kai. Coy. Yeah. Kai.

It's influencer Kai Lennie, who's a surfer. Do you like Kai? No. Nova. I don't hate Villanova, but all mine go to sports ones like this. I don't think I hate Nova. Or to think, am I starting to kind of like stuff just because I feel like I've hated so much? Oh, you're evening out.

You just feel like you have to even out. Yeah, I'm going to go Nova as well. That's number one on the list. Nova is number one. This is the 10 most popular. So I think we only really gave one a double thumbs up. Charlie with an eye. Charlie with an eye.

What do you think of Charlie with an eye? Charlie X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, yeah. Charlie DeMilleo, Charlie Chaplin. Yeah. Charlie's Angels. Oh, yeah. Charlie Brown. How many Charlies can you name?

Charlie in a chocolate factory? Charlie Sheen. Kirk. Have you watched the documentary? No, but I want to. too. Lunchbox, watch documentary on Charlie Sheen? No, I hear it's really good. Dang. None of us watch that.

Oh, you haven't watched it? No, I've been too busy watching the NOBA videos. My favorite influencer. Okay, so Charlie, Charlie's our winner here. We are old. We only like one out of the ten of the most popular social media influencer inspired baby names.

Oh, Bobby Bones. I've been seeing this new guy. Things have been going great. He's funny. Kind. Seems responsible. The only thing that bothers me is he's 34 and still has a roommate. Shouldn't someone in their mid-30s have their own place by now? He definitely seems like he has his life together,

so I don't think it's because he can't afford it. Am I being unfairly judgmental here? Especially if my gut is telling me something's up. What do you think? Signed dating 34-year-old with a roommate. Now, on the surface, I don't think there's anything wrong with being 34 in a roommate. Because you could be saving money

for the sake of just saving money. If you're like, I don't need my own place or all of my own place, and I'm going to save as much money as I can while I can. I got no problem with that. I think there's a little bit too if your gut's telling you something's up. Like, is his roommate his boyfriend? Yeah.

Like I was like, what's your gut telling you? I know. That's the only thing. If you think, like if his girlfriend was a woman and you're like, I don't know, it feels a little weird. The roommate? Yeah. If his roommate is a dude and you're like, I don't know, they're pretty touchy. Otherwise, let him do his thing.

If everything is right, you're looking for a reason for it to be wrong. Yeah. Like, because I'm assuming you're in your 30s, the email are here. And you've probably been through trials and tribulations of dating. And maybe it's not working out because you're looking for things to go wrong every time. Yeah, because this is definitely something we'd file under, you're being a little too particular. But yeah, pay attention to whatever your guts telling you. But if your gut's just like weird as a roommate, that part's not weird.

And if your gut has told you something on every single dude over the past five or six years, your gut's broken. And you need to stop trusting a broken compass. So it's fine. 34 and roommates fine. 47 and a roommate's fine with some conditions. What conditions? Conditions are maybe you got divorced. And so now you're just figuring life out again.

Okay. Maybe there is no universal rule about when it's okay and not okay to save money. Yeah. I feel like there is a gap between like having a roommate like a age gap. You know, like maybe 34 seems normal to me. But like when you start to get into your 40s and 50s, but then it's acceptable again when you're 70 or 80. Well, that's forced.

Right. You're forced back into a room with old people. Hey, man, if I got kicked out of my house, I'd move in with you, Bobby. I mean, we'd be roommates. I don't know that you would. No, I don't think. No.

We did that once already and it was fine. Yeah, but you were single then. That's true. That's what I'm saying. We're not doing that now. You're telling me, no, I'm not invited. I would invite you. For like a week.

There may be somebody in my house. That's like, why is Eddie still here? Right, right, right. That would be my wife. I know who that is. Yes. Okay, trust your gut for a minute Figure out why your guts telling you this

And then maybe your guts broken Because there's nothing wrong with a 34 year old Having a roommate All right, there you go, close it up Let's readdress some drama from the show So a few days ago Amy was talking about how her boyfriend Was asking about her ring size ring finger

No, he didn't ask size He didn't ask size Basically he was like, do you like this ring? No, no, no, no, he said What kind of rings are you in? too. That's the same thing. No, no, it's not what size is your ring finger. That's very different. That's, that's the, that's the lube. Okay, but it was prompted by Taylor Swift's ring and be everywhere and everyone talking about it. So we had this conversation and we have this and then we come back and

Amy's like, oh great. So I had to address it with them and how'd that go? Well, his phone was blowing up. Yeah, obviously. And he was sort of like, he understood. He saw where I was coming from. He's like, yeah, I did ask that. It's fair. I said it just came up organically. I didn't. wasn't trying to say we were getting engaged or anything and he totally understood you did jump in no no no no no you can'taballed in the pool with this i did jump in with like hey guys this happened and then i didn't know y'all were going to take it to oh wow you're getting engaged give me a break you don't think we take everything and blow it up okay fine i was just having a conversation with y'all you can'taballed in and you wanted us to ask and it was good

everything's fine and we had a great time with the bit now it's now it's now level three know what's happening. Yes, because my son comes home from school and he's like, mom, at lunch today, I heard you're getting engaged. Oh, no. From his friends that listen to the show and he hadn't heard anything about it. Wow. What a way to find out. Yeah, so. And what did you tell him? I said, I just said, honestly, if I were to be getting engaged, I don't want to know about it. First of all, I want it to be somewhat of a surprise. Second of all, once that happens, you would know well before I to say anything on the Bobby Bone show. So like, yeah, but he was happy for me.

He's like, you're getting old. And he's like, I get it. I get it. Like, if I was that old, like, he said, I just want you to be happy. And he goes, and I'm excited for this journey that you're on. He wants you to be happy before you die. It sounds like, he's like, I know you're about to die.

Yeah. With your old age. So again, you're just saying, you're not engaged. Why would I have to say that? No, I'm not. Wait, why aren't you just saying it? Exactly. It's weird. Amy, this is weird. That's weird.

You're being weird. Just say it then. No. You're being weird with how you. No. Why would you say no to that? Why would you say no? That's like when someone says no comment.

No comment is a hefty comment, sir. No, I'm not engaged. I shouldn't have to clarify that because no point of me has ever said I'm engaged. And then you want me to say, so just for the record, you're not engaged. That's easy though. Okay. No. Because it came up again.

and people may be misconstruing what they're hearing now, just as your son did, just as other people did to your boyfriend, all I was doing was letting you clear the air, and you got weird, guys? Yes. And Amy, do you understand where we're coming from? Yes, even your son's friends in the cafeteria thought you were engaged? No, because they hear what, I think they probably hear mostly what Bobby says, and then they are like, oh, she's getting engaged. That was weird. That was so weird.

That was not weird. It was weird. It was weird how you asked it. You know I'm not. So then why would you be like... Because I was just giving you space to go for the record. But you said you're not engaged. First of all, my son didn't hear I was engaged.

She heard I was getting engaged. And then you said, for the record, you're not. Like, I'm secretly engaged. Morgan, okay, let's pull in somebody who has no money. Morgan, did you think I was like asking Amy that question in any weird way? I don't think so. I mean, I didn't get a hint that we were implying that she was engaged. Oh, but he asked it that way.

Morgan, why do you think I asked that question like that? I don't know. I mean, I just didn't, I guess I didn't feel like either. I didn't feel like Amy was saying she got engaged and I didn't feel like you were saying that you were asking if she got engaged. We could roll the tape back and you said, for the record, you're not engaged. He was giving you the opportunity to clear. I know, but y'all know I'm not engaged. For the listeners, not us.

Listeners aren't confused. I've been very clear about this. Your son's friends are confused. No. Your son's confused. Okay, well, they're teenage boys. They're in junior high. And so are we basically.

in our minds. Okay, so for the record, now I'm just kidding. Yeah, for the record, I'm not. There you go. That's it. That's all you had to do. She sure acted weird on that question.

It's time to the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So this bride, Shankhole Fox, she never knew her father. So when the time came for her to get married, her landlord, who happens to be 79 years old, his name is Gil,

he stepped up to walk her down the aisle. Now she's a makeup artist who rents studio space from Gill and she said she never really missed having a father until her wedding was approaching and then she got to thinking like well who's going to walk me down the aisle and then he offered up mr roper stepped in that's right yes mr roper solid yeah for those listening that was even before our time then it was awesome yeah but i still watched it yeah that's that's three's company mr furley mr roper furley was first then roper done not yeah yeah yeah he was is aware of her family situation. So Gil just had this strong feeling like he should offer and he

didn't know what she would say. But she said right when he offered, it was just an immediate yes over and over. So it's just meant to be. Yeah, that's awesome. And they must have had some sort of relationship or that's weird. She just gets a envelope in her box instead of it being a bill or raising rent. I'm here to walk you down the aisle. Great story. Love it. That's that was odd. I mean, it's odd for me. I didn't have a mom to do a first dance with. So Caitlin did it. I didn't have a mom to do a first dance with. So Caitlin a first dance with her dad and then I just abstained. I abstained from voting. You didn't dance, did you?

I danced by myself. Just holding. With an imaginary. Oh my gosh. So sad. At last. You even do the turrets? A dip. Oh, we laugh because we cry.

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There's four weeks at $125 a week. I see how you could get there. Oh, I didn't think about breaking it down like that. I just thought it was like one lump payment. No. Yeah. No, they probably are earning it over the week. And there's certain chores that we certainly pay for.

But I feel like that seems on the higher end. It does. Because it just feels like a lot, but you could get there. The survey shows parents admit they rarely monitor their kids' purchases, according to a new survey. What? And that it's about $100 bucks in allowance each month for the average kid. How are they rarely monitoring their purchases?

Yeah, they should always monitor. Well, if it's cash, how do you know what? what they're buying. Oh, yeah, good call. Like that? I mean, I assume that's a part of it. Yeah. They also talk about how kids are buying more than just video games. They're buying crypto. No way. See, that would be awesome. My kids were buying crypto.

I wonder where you'd go with that. If it's like no way I wouldn't let them do that. Oh, that'd be awesome, dude. I mean, they're working for their future. Like, instead of bubble gum and ice cream, like, they're trying to buy like an investment. Bubblegum and ice cream? For some reason, that's when my kids love to spend their money on. Bubble gum and ice cream? Yes. Every time we go to the grocery store, anybody want to come to me? I do, and they get gum. Yeah, gum's a big thing.

Dang, Desi Arnaz. I don't think they call it bubble gum, but my kids definitely love. They go into the malt shop? Gum. Getting one for them and their best girl? Yeah, I got a little bubble gum there. Yeah, see? I didn't know if you guys felt like that was high or not.

I mean, my kids aren't making that, but they probably... Your daughter also has a job. Oh, yeah, and she didn't even get allowance anymore. Yeah. No, she's paying me. There we go. You guys set up breakfast. You know what Amy's buying?

Bubble gum, hey? Bubble gum and ice cream. That's great. Right. There was a story a guys accused of carjacking a pair of nuns as they were leaving mass. That's, I mean, that's a one-way ticket. It happened last month in St. Louis, shut out.

When Jordan Grundy allegedly held up the women of God with a toy gun and forced them out of their car. Okay, but as soon as you see the nun outfits. I think he knew. But knew what? Like, do nuns carry around a lot of, like I feel like they live a simple life and they don't

have to pay for much? Because they were in their car. He wanted the car. He wanted the car. Oh, he wanted the car. And then he was like propping them for, give me what's in your bag. And I'm like, probably. Give me that hood. Give me that rosary. That rosary. Yes.

Like they have 24-carat gold. The Wisconsin man was already in jail when he was hit with the additional charges. He crashed the car. Dummy. So that one, I thought, that guy sucks. Like, you're going to carjack somebody you suck. You're going to carjack none. That's double suck.

But he's probably thinking like they're not, they're not going to harm him, you know? Like, they're probably not armed. Oh, yeah, for sure. That's the safest carjacking. They probably are like, oh, you'd like the car? Why don't you just have it? Hey, no need to do that. This is now your car, my son. Yeah, they crashes into a pole.

We turn the other cheek. How about this one here? There's a story about a guy robbing a Disney World place. He swam up and stuff, robbed it and went back in in his swim gear. Did you guys see this? No. So it's a guy. Investigators in Florida are searching for a man who robbed a popular Disney restaurant

by swimming up in scuba gear in a wetsuit and then swimming away. So you got to put the money, first thing I think of, you got to put the money in something waterproof. Yes, like a Ziploc bag. Yeah. Easy. Yeah, it's got to be more in a Ziploc bag, though. But you know, so some of these restaurants, yeah, they are kind of connected to a little lake or a pond. But I always thought that was still in the park.

I didn't know you can exit the park through that lake. A man is on the run after a dramatic late night robbery. Investigators believe he swam up at Disney. Springs. Is that world or land? I don't know. It says Disney Springs. But if it's in Florida. That's Disney World. Okay. So then that's trouble, man. There are gators. And that's their downtown area. Oh, it's downtown, Disney Springs?

Well, yeah, they used to be called downtown Disney and Pleasure Island and they just transformed it to Disney Springs where it's got shopping and restaurants. Pleasure Island feels like a funny name. It does. Investigators, yes, yes. Investigators believe he swam up in Scooby Gear after midnight, slipped inside and forced two employees in a corner while he stole between $10,000 and $20,000. In his scuba gear? The suspect described as slim about 510 wearing tight clothing and a blue beanie,

reportedly tied employees up, did not use a weapon. He then vanished as quickly as he appeared. The heist lasted just minutes. Despite Disney Springs typically heavy security presence, no trace of him was found. WFTV. Wow, he got away with it. That's wild. I would just think it's risky, man.

A lot of gators in those Florida waters. I wonder if they put gators in there on purpose or if they clean them out on purpose. They clean them out. Last time I was there, because you know me. Every time I go places, I'm always like, they're gators in there. Yeah, and they told me that no, they try to get every, anytime they see one, it's gone. Take it somewhere else.

Pleasure Island. Interesting, though, huh? Yes, very. Let's talk about nepo babies. So these are famous people who have famous parents. So I'll give you a nepo baby and you name both of their famous parents. Okay. And you get one point for each.

So write your answers down. Which, by the way, if you were a nepo baby of something, what would it be? Like, who would our parents be? No. Like, if you were a nepo, like something passed down from your parents. Your parents are like, oh, she's a NEPO baby. Like, I would think for you would be like, uh, Mr. Gatties. Oh, yeah.

Like that's, I was, okay, I was trying to fly. If you ran a Mr. Gatties, because your dad used to own Mr. Gatties, they'd be like, yep, she's a NEPO baby. She's, she's only the manager because her dad owned Mr. Gatties. Right? Yeah, a restaurateur of sorts. Yeah. Mine would be prison.

Oh, God, that'd be terrible, dude. They'd be like, why's he in jail? Well, his whole family was ahead of him. That doesn't sound very NEPO. What else do I have? I go stepdad, work at the mill. He works at the mill? Bob works at the mill?

Yeah. How do you get to the job? Arkansas Keys worked to the warehouses for 30 years. That'd be my NEPO. But mostly prison probably. Oh, sad. Hey, man. Really quick.

Eddie? I guess mine would probably just be the Valley. You know? Like, my dad... Kingpin of the Valley? Like, my dad knew everyone. Like, everyone in the Valley. South Texas.

Real Grandi Valley. So, I don't know. I'm a Nepo, baby, because of... You'd be running the Valley. Running the Valley. Hey. You probably got made a couple bad decisions. No, not like that.

No, yeah, yeah, yeah. You're on the American side, a little distribution. No, not like that. Lunchbox? I guess a painter. I mean, my dad repaired construction, so he did a lot of painting and remodeling our houses. So I guess that would be mine.

Now let's do these. I will give you the Nepo kid, tell me both their parents. Jaden Smith, named both of his parents. Let me know when you're in? N. In? For the win. Lunchbox.

Jada and Wood. Will. Amy? Will and Jada. Eddie. I have Will and Jada. Correct? That's an easy one.

Good job. Zoe Kravitz. I'm in. I'm in. All right. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? Lenny Kravitz and Michelle Pfeiffer.

Not sure if that was ever a pair. It'd be a good look pair. No idea. But Lenny Kravitz is correct for one point. Eddie. I have Lenny Kravitz and Lauren Hill. Not correct with Lauren Hill, but Lenny Kravitz is correct. Let's go.

Amy. I just have Lenny. Okay. It's one point. It's Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonnet. Oh, yeah. From Cosby Show. She looks just like her mom. Just like her mom. All right. Next up. Rumor Willis.

I'm in. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? Demi Moore. Bruce Willis. Eddie? Bruce and Demi. Amy? Bruce and Demi. Correct. Good job. Two points for everybody. Mike, our score right now.

Everybody has five. Jack Quaid. Ooh. You would know Jack Quaid from the boy? He's a great in that Amazon show. I'm in other stuff too. I'm in for the win. Amy? Dennis Quaid and Michelle Piper.

Eddie? Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan. Lunchbox? Oh, yeah. Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan. Correct. Yes. Wow.

I don't know where I got that. Success. Like this. Dakota Johnson. I'm in. Dakota Johnson. Crap. Oh.

Boyfriend. It's probably not her dad, man. Hollywood's weird. Never know. Dang. Five seconds. My man for the win. Cannon.

Lunchbox? Don Johnson and Madonna. That'd been crazy. I think they did date maybe. Did they? Maybe. Really? Eddie.

I have Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith. Amy? Who's Don Johnson? Her dad. Miami Vice. Oh, okay. Because I have Dwayne the Rock Johnson. Stop.

And I also have Lyndon B. Johnson. Oh, she went double on the Johnsons. It's Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith. Wow. So I think Eddie gets two, lunchbox gets one. Amy? Well, missed out on points on that one. With two Johnsons.

Yeah. Next, Maya Hawke. Ayah hawk What the I'm in I'm in for the win Amy you're up Okay

Anthony Hawkins Anthony Hawkins Anthony Hawkins Of course yeah That's all You mean Anthony Hopkins That would be Sir Anthony Hawkins Who's Hawkins

I thought she went short With the last name Who has the last name Stephen Hawkins Oh the other wheelchair Stephen Hawkins Yeah yeah yeah Oh dang

Okay You missed out on those Lunchbox I have Tony Hawk And Ethan Hawk So he went double the Hawk Yep Hawk 2

Some let's say One's right Ethan Ethan Hawke Eddie I did the Amy 2 I went Ethan Hawk Tony Hawk Okay

Ethan Hawk and Umah Thurman Oh I didn't know they were Man There you go And who is their kid? Maya Hawk Dachshahawk Yeah

Hawk Tua Next one. Mud Apatow. Maud Apatel. Sorry. Mod Apatow. Final one. Maud Apatel. Oh my gosh. What score, Mike, does he do this one? Eddie has 10, lunchbox has nine. Amy has six. I'm in. Hold on. I'm in for the win. Her being in doesn't affect the time at all. I know, but what is her name? Maud Apatow. Ray saw her. Three seconds. Time. Eddie. I have Judd Apatah and no one else. There's one point.

Amy. Judd Apatataw and Cindy Crawford. Why do you keep saying her name wrong? How do you say his name? Apatow. Apatow? Yeah. I didn't know if I was saying it wrong.

Like, why do you? I don't know that I've ever said it. Okay. Lunchbikes? I have Judd Apataw and Meg Ryan. It's Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann. Leslie Mann. But I do believe, since lunchbox did not get two Eddie's winner.

Eddie wins. Let's go. It is the king. I was watching this TikTok clip and her name is Cassie Donagan. She won Miss America 2026. This is the last couple of weeks. And the clip on TikTok was of her very close friends watching it on television whenever they announced her. And these are like the greatest friends ever because I'm going to play the clip when they announced it.

And you can tell they were rooting for her so hard. They started crying once she won. This is awesome. Hit it. You a terrible? Yes. And we had to like turn it down because they start like happy crying and cursing and they're like, oh my son and they're just crying. Like that is real friendship love there.

It was awesome. I started to think, have I ever felt that? Like I was rooting for somebody that I knew so hard that I got emotional. And one time came to mind it was my brother-in-law. When he was the head assistant coach at Utah, it was the first time they'd ever been to the college world series. And I didn't plan to get emotional. But when they won out of nowhere to make the college world series, I started crying. And I was like, what's happening with me?

Wow. Like, I was rooting for him so hard because he went in and changed that whole team that once they hit, it was like the only time I've been unselfish in my whole life. That's not true. I was just like, this is not about me. This is bigger than me. And I was just, it was weird. But I was rooting so hard, I got emotional.

I was thinking about the time that Amy was. in the audience of dancing with the stars. And I want to play you this clip because this is me on the floor, live on television, but this is from Amy's phone. The finale. Yeah, and they're like, keep your phones down when they announce who the winner is.

Oh yeah, they were like, no phones, no phones, but. Amy hit hers. Okay, here you go. That's crazy. It's crazy because that's a visceral reaction from you. It wasn't like you're planning to be like super excited. Yeah. No, we were all like you're, it's sort of like

fading in and out because I'm holding the phone low because they didn't want to get in trouble. But everybody in our group around this were all like hugging and we're like, he won, he won, he won. I mean, that was a huge deal, dude. Like no one, well. My point wasn't, let's play me winning. I was trying to find a time when I was just so

untethered to myself. I was just genuinely rooting for the happiness of somebody else. And I thought about my time. And then I thought about when Amy was that for me because you can just tell. She's just like, oh, yeah. that it was and then that

Miss America clip is kind of what spawned that. Can you think of times you've been that way? Because it's rare in life that you're rooting so hard for something that you're connected to that you become emotional. Now I'm not putting college football teams or NFL teams. No, I'm not. Because I don't know them. You're right.

That's a big part of my life. Like my mental health depends a lot on 18 and 19 year olds. I play football for University of Arkansas, and I hate that. It does. Sounds so weird. It very much does. But like, I don't know them, know them. Yeah.

And I can get over it. in a week. Kind of. Do you have any instances where that happened to you? This sounds stupid, but my kids have been playing basketball, like competitive basketball for, I don't know, five years. And when they won their first tournament, like, I rushed the court. I was the only parent that rushed the court.

But I rushed the court with a phone and got in my son's face and recorded him. And then finally the coach was like, dude, you got to get off. We got to just say thank you and good game, good game, good game. But yeah, that was the one time where I ran. on the court for a dumb, like, six-year-old basketball game, but I was so excited for them. I get it for kids, because those are your kids. Like, I didn't think about that,

but that's probably pretty common with parents, right, when their kids win something. Oh, yeah, I feel like every week at Stevenson's cross-country meets, like, that's me, like, running towards the finish line with my phone being like, go Stevens, go faster, faster, faster. And they're like, ma'am, ma'am, the cones. Right. And my boyfriend got, well, because he was a track runner,

and at one of the races, he sort of was, like, very direct with someone on the, the course. Like, ma'am, you need to get and I was like, whoa, you're a little much. He goes, well, I know what it feels like to be running around that corner and then have like a, what do you, like someone in the, spectators? That's the word he said. A spectator.

A spectator in your way. And I was like, well, we could find a gentler way to say it. He's like, sorry, I'm just passionate for these kids because like they could cost them the race because you're in the way. And I was like, bro. We'll post a clip up on social media if you want to see it. Just go to our Bobby Bone Show stuff. We'll post it up so you can see it.

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You're not just going to put your mind over it. Yep, yep, exactly. And if I can't walk up and over it, I'm going to go through it. Listen to Mind Over Mountain every Thursday on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, Ernest, what's up? Look, money is something we all deal with, but financial literacy is what helps turn income into real wealth.

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On our podcast, Inside American Soccer, you'll get the real storylines. I'm not worried about Policic. I'm not worried about Balogans. I'm not worried about McKinney. My only concern is what happens in the back. The biggest decisions. If you're going to look at stats and numbers, he has no shot at making this World Cup team.

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podcast wherever you get your podcast. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Chewy's a seven-year-old Shih Tzu. It's a dog. Been out wandering the streets forever. Hasn't had a home in forever.

And one of the people that worked at this assisted living center adopted her. Just kind of took her. You know, so no official adoption, but just kind of took her. And cleaned her up, kind of trained her up a little bit, older dog. But now she's like the official dog of the home

and goes and stays in all the residence rooms. and like really makes everybody else feel better and now has a home as well. So a big shout out to Chewy, but also a big shout out to Priscilla who runs the facility who adopted the dog. I thought that was an excellent story. I wanted to share it. That's from the Good News Network. That's what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. Wake up, wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Hey, Eddie Amy lunchbox, Morgan, too. The Steve Redavit's trying to put you through. Mike is riding this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone.

Now time for the investigative corny. We have 90 seconds to get as many of Amy's corny jokes right as possible. Team, are you ready? You ready to go? Ready. All right. Let's play. The morning corny.

What exercise? does a hairdresser like to do? Ches, curls. Curls. Good job. Let's go, baby. Yeah, what's it called when you refuse to do core workouts? No abs.

No sit-ups. No thing. Abstain. Abstain. Abstinence. That's it. Go. Abstinence.

What is the dairy farmer's favorite exercise? Calisthenics. Oh, calisthenics. That's not it. We can't have it. Okay, okay. The dairy farmer, you said, milk. Um, calf. Let's do more. Calf raises. Oh, that's good too. That's it. That's it. Gosh, Eddie, here on fire. Okay. What does Bigfoot do at the gym? Squats. Squats. Sats squats. Dude, this is your category. Wow. This is your category. What kind of workout do sheep do together? Back. Back, back. Back, back. Back, back. Back strokes. Back. Back. Back.

back, it's got to be back, right? Back, um. Ba-bells. That's not bad. What, what are the, like, anything back, back, back print, bench press. Back. Back. Back. What kind of workout does sheep do together? Together. Flock. Shere. If it's a flock. Back.

Flok of sheep, right? Back, back lifts. Back. What's a back? Exercise, though. I don't know, man. More of a bicep-tricep guy. Oh, no. Zumba. Zumba. No. That would have been tough.

Zumba. That would have been tough. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story up the day. This story comes us from Putnam County, New York. EMS gets a call about an emergency so they turn on the sirens. Woo!

And they start hauling, going to the scene. And they pass a car. Well, the 47-year-old in the car is like, huh, this ambulance thinks he's going to pass me. So it. passes it and then slams on its brakes because he got mad trying to cause the wreck. Ambulance passes it again. And so the guy does it again trying to stop the ambulance.

So he got arrested for road rage. Oh my gosh. Dang, that's crazy. You get competitive with an ambulance. He's trying to do something. Like, I'm a competitive person, sometimes to a fault. But that's bad. Okay.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. We were talking on the show yesterday. A couple of things. Eddie comes and goes, hey, I'm doing a, Dyslexia walk and I'd like for you to sponsor the race, not even him, which I thought was weird. I thought he was like, I want you to sponsor me. There's no opportunity to sponsor me.

Like you can pay for my entry fee, but that's kind of lame. Like, dude, you can really make a difference by sponsoring the race. And so the race costs how much? Well, the big one's 10 grand. It can be named after you. The Bobby Bone Show, dyslexia race. So I called yesterday and said I want to buy the race. No way.

I did. Okay, I did. Let's go, baby. So I called. I said, I said, I would like to be the presenting sponsor for the dyslexia race. And they said, okay, and I said, I wanted to be called the Bobby Bones Roots for Producer Eddie. The whole race. Yes, race for dyslexia.

And because on the website, it said it was still open. They said we already have a presenting sponsor. Oh, no. I offered to pay the $10,000. So people that buy this, just to clarify, people that buy this is like, just they want to show off their company, like, promote. Yeah, I was going to do it as a bit. I love it, dude.

But they do not have it. They said, somebody already bought it. I said, well, the website said it was still open. Correct. Well, it makes sense. Somebody already got it. The races next weekend. Yeah.

Yeah, but they didn't have it on the other things that were available were no longer available on the website. Oh. Because it said, like, sold. Right. Man, they can't have a duel. But you can't be present. And that would, you wouldn't pay $10,000 for that.

No way. That's what I said. Yeah. They were like, we'll still take your money. I was like, no, you won't. Of course they would. So what are you going to do? The water station?

I'm going to do nothing. Oh. I gave Amy money. Yeah. Oh, for a hole in one thing? Yeah, I sent her $700 and I was like, hey, do the hole in one. Because if it's... He sent it to me on VINMO and I'm like, slow down.

You could have donated to the nonprofit and like... What's the difference? It's going... I don't know. My care was it's something that you're involved in. Here's the money just to handle it. Therefore, it can get handled. I don't want to be...

I don't want to miss. I know people that are supposed to buy lottery tickets and don't. Close to make bets on draft kings and don't. I don't want to be that. So I just want to get the money to them. Oh, you know people like that? Yes. Yeah.

I know one too. So you're leading by example to me. But Amy, this is a win for you. Just say you're donating the money. No, it's going to be. No, no, no. It's already, I'm working on signage because once he sent me the money, then I was like, shoot, I got a sign. I literally said to you, let me find out the details.

Like, I hope it's not too late or whatnot because it's coming up. And we literally are making the deadline. Like I think we already passed it, but they're going to make it work where they get a bay dedicated to that because that bay kind of has to stay empty because all the other bays are going to be full of various teams. But if people want to step right up, they can't have a team working that bay. So it needs to just be empty so people can step up and shoot for the hole in one. And if they make a hole in one, they get a lot of money. I think it's like $10,000 or something. Enough to pay for the dyslexia walk for next year. Hey, they can have their name

on it. So obviously, Topgolf sets that up because the likelihood of it happening must be low if they're really. So the fee you paid handles the bay. and the insurance that Topgolf has, I guess, to cover themselves if someone would get it. You know, because like betting insurance? Can I name it whatever I want? Can I call it that Eddie has dyslexia? Oh, I was going to call it the Bobby Bone Show.

I'd rather call it that Eddie has dyslexia. Yes. But this is for foster kids. But I have dyslexia. No, I know, but then everybody wins. Amy gets money for her charity. But also, Eddie gets recognized for having dyslexia. Okay, so maybe, yes, it is an event for foster kids, so that'll bring awareness.

and then the hole could be like... Eddie has foster kids and dyslexia whole for $10,000. I mean... Say it again? Eddie has foster kids and dyslexia whole for $10,000. I think that's great, Amy.

Okay. Or maybe we like jumble the letters or something like... Oh, like now you're making fun of dyslexia. I have it. I can. I don't think that's nice. When you have it, you can. That's not how that works. That is not how that works at all.

So I did try to sponsor the race. I appreciate that. Dang, I can't believe it was taken. I was a little disappointed, too. I wanted to see huge banners. It says Eddie, producer Eddie. Runs for dyslexia. Eddie, do you want to come to the event with your whole family?

There's six people per bay, and you have a family of six. Yeah. Does Bobby want to sponsor your bay? No, I'm out. The insurance for the Bay? How much is a Bay? $1,000. I've already paid.

But it's always 100% of the money to the... You were going to pay $10,000. This is how it works, man. They keep trying to get money from you. But that's because it was going to be for a bit. Well, this is a bit. Eddie can bring his kids. No, that's life.

Hey, how about when people step right up to shoot a hole in one for dyslexia? They get a pick with Eddie. Okay. Guys, let's just keep it the way this. You have a sign-offs. I have dyslexia. See, no, I'm good with all that. Also, how they make, they said that they, I guess Topgolf does this a lot with charities and stuff.

And I guess how they make even more for the charity is, people could say, like, you've sponsored the base, so they get to step right up and swing. but it's like, hey, there's like a QR code, and it's like, if you want your shot, five bucks or something, and then they get additional. Yeah, you can handle all that there. Anyway, I'm done. I know, I'm just saying like it's kind of cool.

Eddie, I tried to buy it. Thank you, man. No luck. I was ready to write the check, and they were like, no, we can't do it. Dang. And then I sponsored Amy's deal. Amy asked for money once you did.

So we did that, and hopefully somebody wins $10,000. I hadn't thought of it, but when Eddie brought it up, I came in my head and I'm like, I'm going to shoot my shot right now. And you know what? Shot hit successfully. We're done. Thank you guys. Check out the podcast for today. There's so much up, including a rumor about one of the show members that had to be addressed.

Also, is 34, too old to have a roommate that happened with a listener. Also, we talked about nepo babies. So check out all of that up on the podcast. Yes. I'm going to need artwork for that because they have a digital bay sign. You can just make it letters. Letters. No, I need to know specifically.

Eddie has dyslexia, Bobby Bones show. He said it. No, I don't even care about the Bobby Bones show. My name doesn't have to be on it. Eddie has dyslexia. This is what I want it to say. Or I want my money back. Okay.

No, no, no. Amy, Amy. No, you aren't in mode. Eddie has dyslexia. Okay, Eddie has. Oh my gosh. I can't believe this is what's going to be on the sign. Golf shot for $10,000.

That's it. And then now I have to be there, Amy. Because then they're going to be like, who's Eddie? It doesn't matter. Just take a picture of it when it's up, please. Eddie has dyslexia golf shot for $10,000. Okay. It's pretty cool.

Or you can do in honor of Eddie who has dyslexia. Ah. Oh, it sounds like you died. Wait, weren't you going to say something about foster kids too? Yeah,

about I pulled that off. That's too much. Funny words. 20 words. Even though it's an event about foster kids. Eddie. In honor of Eddie who has dyslexia.

They're going to be like, yes, no, no, that's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. In honor of Eddie. In honor of Eddie who has dyslexia,

golf shot for $10,000. Okay. I'll see if there's a word count. They're going to love this. I'll make it into a logo. If there is a word count, just have it say in honor of Eddie who has dyslexia.

Got it. All right, everybody wins, right? Yeah, man. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye everybody. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scooby Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production.

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