The Bobby Bones Show - Thursday Post Show (04-14-22)

Episode Date: April 14, 2022

Eddie reveals what happened to the doll head that Lunchbox burned at his house. Eddie also gets vulnerable that he cried for the first time in years. Bobby talks about the reception he received from the B TEAM to the unreleased Raging Idiots song he played earlier this week. Bobby launches the Raymundo “YEEEAAAAAH” T-shirt! Amy gives an update on her son’s Ju Jitsu and her daughter renting out her Theragun. Get a Raymundo YEAAAAAH! Shirt HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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bring up the doll for a second because the haunted doll was at your house. Lunchbox burned it in the fire pit. Yep. The fact that you brought it to your house, I would have never allowed. I don't believe in that. Okay. I don't believe in it. Okay. So?

I didn't know he was bringing it, but when he was there, I'm like, whatever, dude, fire pits in the back. And he burned it and it was all gone, except the doll head was just untouched. I mean, it looks like brand new. It's weird. And so I've had two other fires since that happened, like just

burning stuff in the backyard, whatever, hot fires, and it's still there. I cleared the ashes just the other day, and it looked like it's brand new untouched. So that's kind of weird. No, dude, I have pictures of it. I have pictures of it, and it really is weird. And then my kids are playing in the backyard, too,

and they're like, Dad, why is there a dollhead in the back? Because I didn't tell them what we were doing. So I've decided to get rid of it. I did get rid of it. By garbage. Garbage. Two in the garbage. In your house?

Yep. No, no, no, no. Outside. I went straight from the backyard to the outside garbage. I just wanted to touch it. You touched it with your fingers? Yeah. Oh.

I don't believe things can be haunted either, but I'm not messing with it. Lunchbox had a lot of bad things happen. I will say that weird stuff has happened. Like, we've gotten into some family fights the last couple days. It does bring, remember what you're... Yeah, my wife at that first weekend, bad mood, angry, on edge. And you think lunchboxes was a doll, not you? It was absolutely the doll.

I mean... Can I be vulnerable? Okay. I cried. Why? Oh my gosh. I cried the other day. Why?

I was just, I mean, my son and I, we were just having this, you know, discussion and it got really just emotional and I cried. Fos, I haven't cried in years. Years. You just said the discussion was moving. Well, that's different. Watching a movie emotional. This was like a discussion with my son. I got frustrated and I started crying.

The crying doll was at my house. I didn't think about the crying. And I cried for the first time in years. I thought you didn't believe it. I don't. But it's a weird coincidence. I agree. That I cried.

Was it with your adopted son? No. No. One of my boys. They're all your boys. No, well, my older boy. Bio. Well, I don't know.

That's weird. I wouldn't have let him leave it at my house. I wouldn't have touched it with my hand. I would have had him come and get it. I was busy. Doing what? I don't know. It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter. How's busy? Well, good luck, Eddie. No, it's gone now. I mean, I'm sure it's all out of my house now. Let us do a voicemail. Ray, please play voicemail number two from yesterday. Oh, podcast.

All right. Appreciate that, buddy. What's with his phone? He's probably just on speaker, driving. We can't use a phone with your hand. Sound like an intercom. Just speaker, Eddie. Hey, Bluetooth, ever heard of it?

I went over to Facebook, well, the B-Team Facebook page, and somebody had written, hey, what do you guys think about that song? I didn't. And, like, 60% was like, Pretty good. And there were a lot of me. Yeah, that's weird.

And one of them was me. I was like, me. Oh, yeah. You commented on it. But it's not released. The bit was Aerosmith was releasing a lot of stuff they had never released before. And I said, we have one song. We never released.

And it was written about all the old stuff from the 90s. And I said, people just didn't get a lot of the references unless you were born in that time period. Like Jonathan Taylor Thomas from Home Improvement, like slap bracelets. And we went through it all. OJ. And we just didn't release it. But it does exist. Do you have the chorus, Ray?

Here you go. Cetset tapes and a Walkman. All the kids were hooked on phonics. Has anyone out there seen? Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Titanic made me cry. Slap bracelet's on my wrist. Well, it wasn't until I was 17.

Till I got my first kiss. What will the jury say about OJ? Man, I sure do miss. The good old days. That's pretty catchy. What I thought, the line that I thought was really good by me. I don't think it's that good because nobody gets it. So even if you feel like it was some major breakthrough,

but nobody gets it, it's not that good, right? All the kids, you know, all the John, the years, the decades have what kids were hooked on. You know, the weed, the Coke, the 80s. And all the kids were hooked on phonics. It hooked on phonics was a thing you watched on TV. Hooked on phonics, worked for me. What was that? Like a lesson to...

It didn't work. for me though. I did it. My mom ordered it. It didn't work for you. Nope. But I just thought it was a double meaning like, all the kids were hooked on phonics. Hooked on phonics. It's too smart. Or nobody cares. Nobody gets it. And that also, but I remember writing that line, I was like,

not bad. Hey. Hey. So, well, you know, we won't put it out. At least not anytime soon. Why don't we wait until we die? But maybe we'll just like do an occasional live show or something. Okay. And then nobody will know what there either, but it'll fill 30 minutes, you know.

Cheryl Crowe was on the Bobbycast. It was a great hour. Just loved it so much. I'm such a massive fan. Here she is talking about how she learned her lesson trying to sing her hits differently when she was doing concerts, meaning some artists will sing a song, for example, if I were to sing

Ring of Fire. And instead of going, the melody goes, don't, dun, dun, da, da, da, da. But if I were to go, nah, nah, ring of fire, You'd be like, what the heck is that song? Some artists sing their songs different like that because they get bored singing at the radio way.

Yeah. So I asked her about that. By the time the record won the Grammys and it was huge, we were back on the road for a year and a half, and I started messing with all I want to do. And people were pissed. And I know, I know how that is. When I go hear my favorite bands,

I want them to sing it right down to the, oh, you know, I want to hear the riffs. I want to sing the guitar solos. We stick with it. And sometimes I have to go back and listen to my own stuff to remind myself, am I off leaving Las Vegas? Am I singing it the exact same way? It comes out tomorrow.

It's great. It's really one of the most fun and one of the coolest moments for me because I was and am a massive Cheryl Crow fan. So be sure to check that out tomorrow. But today, Amy, you have a podcast up today. I do. Yeah, and my sister and her husband actually joined me. She was at my house, so we went ahead and recorded.

My sister's the first three things. And it's because their show premiered on HGTV building routes, but we didn't just talk about that. Like, that was just a side note. And her husband came on as the fourth thing and talked about how I was actually the first employee of his company back in 2004 when I lived with them. Because that was my way of paying rent.

That should be how you get on the show. Yeah. Oh, that's a good storyline. Yeah. They had a little shed in their backyard, and I got out of college, and I moved into the shed, and I didn't have money to pay rent. It was before my gold's gym job.

So my progression of career post-college was left college, lived in my sister's shed, worked for my sister and her husband at Root Design, just doing random things to pay for my rent. Then I worked at Gold's Gym. Then I got my sales job in Natural Stone. And then I came and joined the Bobby Bone Show in 2005. And as they say, that's history. That's show business. No, no, no.

No, no. That's history. What are they saying? That's history. And the rest is history. The rest is history. Yeah, I'm going to get too confused. I'm fried.

I was up all night last night because of the storm. I'm posting on Twitter right now. Oh, we'll keep posting. I'll just say. No, no, no. I'm done. I was just posting the lead into it. Yeah, four things with Amy Brown.

All right, wrap it up, Amy. And my sister, she has so many little nuggets of wisdom, so she shares a lot with us. And I'm just so proud of her. Eddie, can you, when I pull my phone up and I'm just making sure to time this all right? Check Twitter? No.

Can you show my phone? Oh. On camera? Yeah, let me see here. Now that song's been in my head again. Gosh. Hold on, bones. Keep your phone right where it's at.

Oh, wow, I see it. That's crazy. Okay, are you ready? Stand by. All right, coming at you. Let me know when I can turn my phone. So. Oh, it's on your phone now.

Right now. Oh, it's behind me. Yes. Can you see it right now? Yeah. Right now, I put it up on Twitter. The Ray, you shirts are up. Ray, we're in business, buddy.

Dude, that looks really good, too. You whipped that right up. So you can see here I put it on my Twitter You can't seeapparel.com Which is Well the clothing line that we work under So can't see apparel

Apparel 1.com Or go to my Twitter And it's a Ray Mundo You Unisex T-shirt Now here's Ray's face You got it still lady? Got it?

And here's you That I own And I reached out to Bay And I said hey, I'm not even going to ask Ray, what charity? And she was like, oh, thanks for asking. And so, each Raymundo T-shirt supports MetaViver. It's dedicated to a specific fight of women and men living with stage four metastatic breast cancer. Is that what they had? No, she was stage three, but I believe it goes directly to the women that really need it.

But I'm not saying stage four. I'm saying the metastatic. I don't. Yes. Yes. Because I'm not familiar with. Yes. Okay, cool. At the time of Metavir's founding, no organization was dedicated to funding research for the disease and no patient groups were speaking out about the death of stage four cancer research, while more and more people have taken up to cry, and you can read about it here. But I'm going to give you full transparency. A few bucks go to Ray as well. Yeah!

It's his, yeah. Yeah, well, no, it's mine. Oh, yeah, you bought it. That's why, yes, we're going to. But that was part of the deal of you buying it. You're like, hey, I'm going to buy it, and then... There's only 100 shirts available. So you buy a shirt, you get a shirt,

got some bucks that go to this, and a couple bucks that goes to Raymondo. Cool. Hey, that's awesome. I think it was a great deal to get rid of that, yeah. I mean, I'm already selling shirts and stuff. Why not do it? Lunchbox, your thoughts?

So far, it's only been upside since I sold it. Yeah. Did you tell Bay? Yeah. What did you say? Well, she was, as it was happening live, she was like, no, don't sell yeah. No, don't do the NFT. No, no.

And then she goes, oh, that's cool that we're going to do the, shirt thing. So I think she's fine with it now. Okay, well, lunchbox is still quiet. You still have, you still use it all you want. Correct. No, no, not correct. I'm telling you. You can still use, since I own it, I'm still going to lease it to you for free. Right. I've been doing cameos too, so. Did more people requesting that from the final years? Yeah, but until you close it down, I mean, I'm trying to hammer it. Okay. But any day now, it could be over. I know. And we'll record the last one and then we shut it down. Then not, yeah, that's a weird thing. I'm going to have to just totally take it out of my vocabulary. It's been so

used. So, it's on my Twitter, Mr. Bobby Bones, and I'll put it up on Instagram's story or you can go to can't seeapparel.com, but Ray does get a couple bucks too. Don't want anyone to think he, you know, that's all going to charity because Ray will also get a couple bucks.

I don't know if that keeps people from buying or makes more buy. Not sure. And there's very limited. It's a toss up. Yes, it's a toss up there. Okay, we get on that? You want to ask him again? I don't know. Cat got his tongue. Disgusting.

What? I'm disgusted. Whatever. Whatever. Which part? The part where the shirt is going to raise money for charity? No, I mean, whatever. If he wants to give his money to charity, that's his decision.

I'm just saying I can't, I mean, just grossed out by it. But here's the situation. We're all in different bits. Like, you and I have a business now going into. Yeah, I know. So we're not disgusted. I'm not like, oh, vomit. They're working together.

Ray and I have a business now that I bought the NFTA. T of you. And so, but we're going to, I told him we're partners now. T-shirt time. Mm-hmm. So we're all in different- You're not on Jersey Shore. Good try. We're all in different businesses together.

Yeah. Hi. Good luck. So you went from being on top of the world about our business going in. Yeah, I just don't like the shirts. I mean. Why?

I don't know. I just don't like them. It's jealous. You don't like the shirt. What it looks like? I don't care what it looks like. You know, you didn't look. No.

I don't understand his emotion. Are you jealous? Like, I don't, what's... I guess I'm not to put a shirt out. With my face. It says, all I do is win. Will you do a shirt with him? Well, I'm in business with Ray right now.

Yeah, so that's what I'm saying. I'll do it on my own. Put my face. We'll have a rival shirt, face shirt. It's not a rivalry. Ray's doing 100 and then we're tapping out. Oh, Ray, you sold only 100? That's the limit.

That's only how many Bobby wanted to make. It's not like he may. Oh my gosh. He doesn't... Well, we can move off this. You're... Stevenson, is he competing in a jujitsu tournament? Heck yeah.

When? Saturday. Wow. Yeah. It's a tournament. Are you going? Yes. Of course I'm going.

This Saturday we're not... It's not Garth. That's next Saturday. Next Saturday. Yeah, so... Yeah, so... Yeah, grandparents will be there. What?

The big deal. We have to, like, drive an hour away. Is he pumped? Oh, yeah. Did he find his group? Did he find his people? I think so. He goes six days a week. And this is

his first competition tournament ever though. But he said he's ready to take some people down. That's what he said. And he's so cute. Before most practices, before we leave the house, he drinks a protein shake. And it's just so cute. I just eat spinach thinking that I was going to do it because Popeye.

Yeah. Yeah. And nothing ever happened. What do you mean nothing? No, like when you ate it. I'd do that too and I'd be like, where are my muscles? They're not there. Is he, does he actually make contacts with them? What do you mean? I don't know in Jiu-Jitsu. Jiu-Jitsu. Is he actually hitting people? No, I would say to me, Jiu-Jitsu looks more like choreographed rolling on the ground. Wrestling. But at some point it turns into contact because they use that a lot of fighters in

UFC are Jiu-Jitsu based or trained. We're early stages. Got it. How do you compete? We're a white belt with two stripes. That's what's our level. So I don't really know what to expect. I just picture like the karate kid movie in my head. Like we're all going to be standing around the mat cheering. I don't know. I don't think that's that. It'll be funny though if he popped a kid.

Yeah. Well, yeah, as long as he's on the mat. No, no, I just popped him. Just for fun. Whenever class is ending the coach or sense or I don't know, whatever, is like reminds all the kids to only use their jujitsu for good. Like don't use it for bad or on your parents. or pets.

Oh, Oh, golly. I was to share it. What's up with the Theragon? She's still doing or no? I haven't had a follow-up on Theragon. I mean, we kind of told her if she could,

so I guess. I need to see if she's collected any more money. She's doing anything else? She's kind of good on money right now because they had an Easter egg hunt at school and some of the eggs had cash. And somehow I'm pretty sure she ended up with every egg that has cash.

How does she do that? How does she do this? I have no idea. This is what I'm telling y'all. She's a survivor, and she knows, I don't know. But all I know is that she had this wad of cash because they had to wad up the bills to fit it in the egg.

So they're like folded all. And her wallet looks a little thick. And I was like, what is in there? She goes, oh, don't worry about that. And I go, oh. Well, no, tell me more. She's like, well, there was an Easter egg hunt. And I said, and they had cash?

Like, what happened to just candy or like quarters? but there was like $5 bills in eggs. I don't even know where this money came from. I'm like, did it come from the school? She goes, I think some parents donated. I'm like, well, not us. Like what in the world?

It's crazy to me. But I said, well, did other kids end up with money? And she said, yeah, but, and then I think she could tell that I would maybe talk about this. And she's like, just don't say the amount. Because like. Oh, is it good? I don't think they know what she ended up with.

And I feel like she even traded other kids. Like, I don't know. Now we're talking. That's what I would have done too. I wouldn't have found them all, but you dang right, I'd have found a way to get them all. And sometimes they wouldn't even know what was in them. I'd have been like, oh, you don't want that one.

I'll give you a good one. Have a chocolate one instead. Right. I tried to figure out how it all went down, and I pictured her being like, okay, like in shaking the eggs and knowing that if it didn't rattle, then it wasn't candy, it was probably money. And then she would like, if it was candy,

she'd throw it down and maybe, you know, create a scene with kids. Like, oh, get these right here. And then she'd bolt off to another tree. Like, I don't know how she does it, but she is rich. She doing anything else to make money? Well, she sells snacks at school. She's got the Therogun business. Is she doing hair?

She's got, yeah, I'll get to that. She got the Easter egg. And then she has asked for her birthday for a hair mannequin model so she can start braiding it, which she is really good at braids. She made $20 last weekend braiding her friend's hair, which we said don't charge. Like I told the mom. She's just doing that. That's her friend.

And the mom is like, no, she did an amazing job. Like, this is also another adopted friend that, you know, know, and getting your hair braided, it can be expensive. So honestly, $20 is a steal. And Stasheera, when the mom offered money, her face got so big and she was smiling. And she's like, no, you don't have to pay me, but she was so excited. And the mom insisted. So she took the money. And so now she wants a hair mannequin model. And she asked if she can have an Instagram account for it so that she can do different styles on the mannequin and post all the photos and get business. She's a hustler, man.

But then I asked her, where are you going to do the hair? And how are you going to get there? Yeah, you figure that out later. As you can see in these tech places, you just say you can do it. Yeah, but if I come home and she's set up, like, and random people are coming in their house getting their hair braided. You know what I have to say about that? That show biz, baby.

Ray, we've sold 30 shirts. Dang. That's shocking. Okay, they're going to sell out soon. I was about to post. Be like, man, definitely get to that amount or this can be awkward. No, no, post. But yeah, because you haven't even posted in other places yet.

That's funny. Yeah. All right. I think that's it for now. I'm one, exhausted, too. I'm not going to forget having me to Morgan that I've forgotten about for 11 days in a row. She never tells me. She's like, bye.

I'm like, I get home. Like, why did she say bye? She says bye. So today I said, when I'm wrapping up, I have 93 things in my head. Stop. Just say stop. So I'm going to go do that. And then I'm going to eat.

and then I got to have a call with our tour manager about Garth the next Saturday. And then I have to go for a different digestion doctor thing. I get three. Three appointments. I've waiting out for like three months trying to figure this crap out. Literally. No, literal crap. Literally.

Figuring it out. Otherwise, I hope you guys have a great day. We will see you tomorrow. That's all. Bye, everybody. All right. If you have ever dealt with a traditional home security company, you know the drill. expensive monthly fees, contracts that lock you in for years, and waiting around for a technician to set everything up.

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