The Bobby Bones Show - Thursday Post Show (08-12-21)

Episode Date: August 12, 2021

Bobby talks about a woman who tried to build her immune system by licking everything at a grocery store. Students are not allowed to wear pajamas in Zoom classes. Bobby also says he is done doing his lottery bit online because of how much money he’s lost. Bobby also talks about the rise of anti-showerers. Bobby also does an interview with Wayne D and gives a behind the scenes look at what videos he has to record after the show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Just for the, I mean, it's tough because you want to, and the internet's where you go for stuff. But this woman, she filmed herself walking around a grocery store, licking everything because she was told that would fortify her immune system. Interesting. She could find other things to lick. Just not other people. People stuff.

Like, go lick your phone. Like, go lick doorks. Or your keyboard. Or like, yeah. I know you're not, you all aren't doctors, but is that true when they say like, oh, yeah, when you, especially when you're a kid, you do all this stuff, eat dirt and all the stuff and get sick all the time that strengthens your immune system. Is that real? I don't know. You're going to ask me?

I don't know. I don't know crap. Okay. So you're not a doctor. I would assume there's probably some substance to that that it does build your immune system. I was watching a documentary a few months ago about a guy who was moving and his house was in the woods where he had built like this cabin and there was poison ivy everywhere. And so he knew that he was allergic to poison ivy, but he also knew that he was going to live in this place. So what he did is he started

eating a very, very, very small amount of poison ivy every day. To get used to it. And over, I think, six months, his body adjusted and he wasn't super allergic to poison iv to kill him. Wow. Now, I think it still could affect him, maybe if you touched it in the right way. But so based on that and based on what we've heard, I would imagine there's something there, but I don't have the knowledge to go, yes. Well, on the same kind of level, when I was a kid, we had a ranch, and we would collect rattlesnakes. And the rattlesnake man would come once a month to come buy rattlesnakes. And he was immune to rattlesnakes.

Other people, you get bit, you die. Not this guy. Because he used to drink the venom. Yeah. Like small amounts of venom to where now, hey, by the way, you're not going to kill me. I was reading a story about babies and how there are so many kids with peanut allergies these days and that maybe you guys saw this too, but if you actually have your baby eat peanuts when they're younger, it's like a 90% difference in kids having peanut allergies.

Like if you feed them peanuts, small amounts of peanuts, it stops most of that from happening, at least at a severe level. So I don't know the answer to your question about that, but I don't think the right answer is licking stuff at the grocery store. Probably not. Yeah. Also, why are you filming it? If you're just doing it for your own personal immune system, why are you filming it?

I'm glad you did so we could catch you. Yeah, I know. Yeah, yeah, right? Students in one Illinois district are banned from wearing pajama pants while taking online classes because it is not acceptable school apparel. And your first thought is, why does it matter if it's pajama pants and you're on a Zoom? You don't know it did. But something had to happen.

Somebody had to show up in a brawl or some dude showed up in like witty-tidies for them to make this rule. Because I don't think this rule gets made unless something is shown, hey, we should probably create this rule. I don't think there's anyone just making rules up randomly. He goes, oh, we should enforce this rule that there's no reason to enforce.

No more wearing plaid pajama pants. Did you guys not wear pajama pants in high school? Oh, yeah. That was a thing, right? I do don't want them to work now. Yeah, you do. What are you talking about? Like, especially in the winter.

I have on sweats today, but lucky enough, I have a job where most days I can just wear you know, sweats or pajama pants. Although, do I call it pajamas or pajamas? Let me think, let me think. Hey, let me get pajamas. Pajamas. Yeah, but you just said pajamas.

Because I was reading a story and it's spelled pajamas. No, I'm kidding, they're spelled the same way. A man collects a $3 million lottery jackpot just two weeks after a $40,000 win. I mean, that's wild. I mean, to win $40,000 in the lottery,

it's awesome. It's awesome. Crazy. I won $20 a day, and I got pumped. $20,000? $20. Oh. How much was the ticket? $2. Oh, it's a good one.

It's a good win. Yeah. Because I was buying all those $20 and $30 tickets and I was winning 20. I'd get $20. I'd be like, it sucks. That hurts. I got a money back. I lost a lot of money doing that dumb bit.

Are you done doing that? Probably not. I just took a break. But that's crazy. A South Carolina man won $3 million, just two weeks after winning $40,000. He's like, what are the odds of this happening? Well, the odds of winning the $40,000 prize are 1 in 931,000,

and the odds of winning the $3 million jackpot is 1 and 13 million. Jeez! And he hit both of them. I like that. You think he keeps playing? I would, for fun. You have enough money to? Obviously, he enjoys it, right?

He's not doing it to make money. He enjoys it. And so if you have money, why not do what you enjoy? But once you hit it, though, isn't that enough? like you hit it. I'm going to say no. Yeah, he's going to think, wow. And here's why.

That makes sense. Like when it pops in your brain like you hit, no need to. But people would say the same thing to me about working. We talk in the show about retiring and stuff. Like, hey, like you're good. Why you keep working? The being good part doesn't, I could be good, bad, middle. I love to work.

I love to do this job that I do here. I'm sure he loves to play the lottery. And now he can do it and not have to worry about, okay, can I buy six tickets this week or 10 you just buy lottery tickets and have fun with it I wouldn't invest $100,000 into the lottery that's not really an investment that's the entertainment fee

and you probably ain't getting it back the anti-showerers are starting to be a group that are kind of raising their hand you know we talked about it on the show I think at lunchbox you may have been out at first it was Milakounis and Ashton Kutcher

they were like we don't bathe our kids no Dak and then Jack Shepard And then they came out secondly, right, and said that too. And so now a lot of people are like, yeah, we don't either. Matthew McConaughey, Cameron Diaz, not a couple, but they together, they take and they wait until you see the dirt, no deodorant approach even on themselves. I have smelled Matthew McConaughey.

Yeah, I have too. Not that good a smell. All three of us different times. Yeah. Yeah. He's not pleasant to be around. As a person I found those pretty pleasant. No, no, I'm saying the smell.

The smell. Ashton Coucher Milakunas, we talked about that. Jake Gyllenhaal says more and more he finds bathing to be less necessary. Taylor Swift says she never washes her legs in the shower. What? And Brad Pitt says he's a baby wipes legend, so not showers but baby wipes. Weird. It's just weird to think, I'm a big shower.

Me too. Yeah, and if it's right or wrong, I don't know. Well, this cannot be a right or wrong thing. But I love a shower. I love to feel clean. I love to not smell bad. You know, there are a lot of things. They're talking about how bad deodorant is for you.

I get that. The aluminum, but I love deodorant, and I put it on. But you can make your own. I have a risky. There's no chance I'm making my own deodorant. In any of that stuff, it lasts like 10 seconds. Even the stuff I've bought at the grocery store, and I'm doing the wrong thing here,

but even the stuff I bought at the grocery store that is a different, it ends up smelling worse than my be odos. Yeah. Like if I, like, buy no aluminum, for like a week, I was like, I'm going to really make a change. So what you're saying is I'm on to something with this not showering, that people are starting to come around on my side.

No, I'm a big shower. It's just, it's just a different way to live. Right or wrong, it's a different way to live. I prefer to be clean. But now the anti-showers are starting to kind of be a group. A bride is blasted for wanting to ask her friend who cut her hair to wear a wig for her wedding. Which is, no, right, it's hard. It's a tough thing.

She cut her hair. She gets to look like what she wants to look like. You know, she's not getting, fixing her hair. But I remember once Morgan, number one, dyed her hair like a day before. we did a photo shoot for the show. She went like blonde blonde. She's never been blonde blonde blonde. And she went like,

and then she's never been blonde blonde since. How happy were you when she showed up? Oh, I was just like, wait, what? Why couldn't you wait a week to do this? And then all the pictures, but I would have liked for her to have worn a wig. But you know what? I didn't ask her because it wasn't my place,

nor did I have a wig. But I don't feel like, but I don't feel like that's the move. No, for your wedding party, that's just so, It's being so caught up in like what you want your pictures look like, I would assume, or what you want your bridal party to look like, and not caring about just having friends up there that represent, you know,

or supporting you. I mean, on paper, what you said sounds perfect. But again, I would understand if somebody came in with purple dyed hair and, like Morgan number one dying. I was like a little bit. I was like, oh, why do we do this? We all took pictures for your wedding. Have you seen those pictures?

Have you stared at them and been like, wow, we all look very nice? Very little. because we don't have them all back yet. For some reason, I guess 2025, when Texas and Oklahoma get in the SEC, I'll get the wedding pictures. I'm not quite sure. They take a while.

It's a thing. Why not just do a few at a time? I haven't really posted any wedding pictures. Maybe the day, I've been at once. I saw Caitlin posted a picture of her and the bridesmaids today. I think she already had that picture. But yeah, we haven't got any wedding pictures.

Yeah, I don't have anything. Yeah. I didn't take a single picture. of your wedding day. I was really upset. Like afterwards, the week after. You had access to your phone. I did. I just didn't think about it because we were in the moment. You know me. I always feel weird when someone tells them, like when Sarah Palin says, I'll run for Senate if God tells me to. Or when someone kills somebody like God told me to. I always feel like that's a weird excuse to do something. Because if that's the case, you should probably just do it and not say it. Like if you feel that way,

if you feel moved, you just do it. You don't have to reach up and go, hey, I'm only doing this. because an only fan's model says she's stripping online because that's what God wants her to do. Anybody can say this. I agree with her. Apparently she checks in with God constantly and always asks, hey, should I continue stripping? And God says yes, every time.

We can't prove that God didn't. Right. We can't. Can you prove it? No. Do you think God's saying, hey, you should keep stripping? I mean, it depends on how you define God. Some people think it's just their, any, the voice inside of them.

And so her god, her gut is, yeah, telling her to do that. Her god, her gut. Yeah. Like, lunchbox has a god for everything. He does. He's like, bowling gods, you know, sports gods, everything. But I can get, like, feeling, like, invested in something prayer-wise and really dedicated to trying to, like, make a decision based on what you feel, you know, led to do. Yeah, but then do it.

But then you should do it based on that. I don't think there's any reason to come out and go, you know what? I'm going to keep on stripping because the big man upstairs told me. I don't believe it. I don't believe it. I think it's just a way to do it and get people to be like, well, okay, God told you to. I don't believe God said, hey, you should keep stripping. I said it.

Hey, I'm controversial. But why? So God, I don't know. I can't prove God didn't. Bobby's using the stripper right now, but he's saying that Sarah Palin shouldn't say, God told me to run for office. Because anybody can say it. If you really feel that way, just do it. If you murder somebody and say that, you go to the loony bin.

Yeah, I probably say that. That's probably not very... That wasn't very kind of me. You may go to a mental institution. Oh, connetly. Yeah, I don't think that's very nice. What was wrong with saying? My only point is, if you are moved by something greater than yourself,

then just be moved by it and do it. No reason to declare it because people are ruining it for other people. Yeah, I agree. You know, she's like, here's my nips. God told me to. She makes $1.8 million a year. Oh, then God would tell me to keep stripping two. Dude, tell you what?

It's a lot of money on Only fans. What is? Only fans, Amy, is where you go and you find someone you like whatever, male, female, they have different fetishes, they do different things, and you subscribe to their channel, so they send you videos of whatever they're doing. Or pictures? Yeah, pictures. I mean.

Oh, okay. So it could be a variety of things. Yeah, they do a lot of stuff on there. It's a very interesting site. Have you been there? Yeah. I mean, we used to work with a girl that has her. She has one?

What does she do? We know somebody that has one? Do I know her? Yeah, she used to work at the station in Austin. But what does she do? She has an only fan? What does she do? It's videos that you don't want to watch, Amy.

Huh? Okay. It's somebody that I know. Like, watching her eat? I don't know if you would know her. She worked in the building. Her feet? No, I'm sure.

No, he means she's doing sex stuff. Yeah. Yeah, he's not saying fetish. He's saying like she probably goes. Yeah, yeah. And that's her, she has a, she has a, only fan. How do you know this? Because I've seen it. Because...

You researched? So, a group people that used to work there. God told you about it. We all were talking about it one night when we were out for drinks and then so we had one person subscribe and then that person would send us the videos just because we're like, oh my God, this is crazy. So it shows her face? Oh yeah, it shows everything. You know it's her for sure. It's her face. It's her body. It's everything.

Oh, wow. If you show me a picture of her, what I know she is? I don't know. Let me see. Pull it up on something. You still have the picture? No, I don't want that picture. I want a picture. He has all these saved? No. I don't want that. That's interesting.

Did you see Rudy Giuliani joined Cameo? Saw that in the news. That's not only famous. But I was like, he's charging like $200-something dollars and I'm like, is he donating it to charity or does he just pocket that? Why not? That's money. He's doing a job.

It's work. Okay. Yeah, I mean, I pull up cameo sometimes and just look and see I can buy. I bought Rudy Giuliani $3.75 bucks. Dang, it's three set. I heard two set maybe. I was just listening to the news, but sometimes I get it wrong. Yeah, I bought an Arkansas

Razor Right basketball player because they now can get on. Yeah. They can make money now. Why don't you do it? You can probably... I don't want to do cameo. Wait, is it like... I don't want to do cameo. Oh, Ray, thanks. Ray, you still doing lots of cameos? Yeah, we're 35 bucks. We're a lot cheaper than Rudy. Do you have a total

what you made? Yeah. Can you pull it? Can you look and see? Yeah, it's right here. I don't want to, I don't, I just rather not do came here. Have you heard of that Patreon? Yeah, Patreon is basically only fans, but, uh, not, not dirty. Not the, not the wadgy. So what do you do on that? Oh, you know, podcast, you can get extra podcast, you can stream videos, content. Like, Patreon is basically only fans without the, like, you could, like, yeah, like if Raging Idiots has a Patreon, like the people that sign up, they would get exclusive, like a song before anybody else or something. I know. Did you have a picture of her lunch?

Yeah, I'm trying to find a picture that you would know because she's done lip stuff. And so I don't know if you're going to recognize her, but. Oh, like lip injections? Yeah, I guess that's what you call it. Hey, I have a Zoom coming up at 11. We're going to need to postpone that. We're doing it here, right? Let me see.

Yeah, you're here in studio, yeah. Yeah, I mean, is it now? Right now, yeah. Can I do it on the post show? Yeah, I don't see why not, yeah. Eddie's got the link so you can pull it up. Stand by. Let me work on that.

Mike's got us so you have visual so you can see right there. Amy, do I recognize her? I do not. Bring the computer over here, let me see. I don't know that you will. But that is very interesting. Yeah, her page is, I mean, it puts up a video. This page is fantastic.

A lot of good content. But what's her name? Well, don't say her name. Bones. I don't recognize the name either. For us? How did you meet a promotions intern? Because we would go around town and do events all the time and they would work there.

And they would work the... Yeah, you do remotes and they do remotes. Oh my gosh, yes. Like the table, spend the wheel. I mean, that used to be... When I started a radio, I did do both. Promotion and I'd go drive the van. Set up the tent.

Do it all yourself. All of it. Wow. Set up the Marty. Which was the broadcast system. Yeah, crazy. So I'm going to do an interview with Wayne D. I believe you're on.

For a country house party? His nationally syndicated weekend show. And we'll put it on the post show and see what happens. Watch Wayne Sue me. Is he like next door? Oh, he is? He's right here. He's at Jason Aldeen.

Oh, okay. No, he's not. No, he's right there. He's not, I see him. He's literally next door? Normally. Why doesn't he come in here and do it then? That's funny.

Is Goveh, is there a reason? He recently had a cold and wanted to be cautious. Oh, yeah. Stay out of here. He is vaccinated. Hey, go to Jason Aldean's bar. Can you guys hear me? Hold on.

We're linking up the... He's to laugh. Is he panting? He's belly laughing. Or is he laughing? Can you see him? Oh, yeah. That's wild that he's next door, but we're doing it over Zoom.

This is like me zooming, Caitlin, when I'm in the kitchen. I know that. Hey, Kate, let me on Zoom. We'll figure out what we're going to eat for dinner. Okay, so we're locking to that now. Recording in progress. Thank you. Let me say this while we're getting it ready.

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Okay. here comes to it. I mean, listen, I don't need to be on. Oh, here we go. Hey, Wayne. What's up, man? How are you? Hey, good. We're getting ready here. You're being recorded too, by the way. I hope that's okay. Oh, yeah, it's all good. Hey. I figured I'd record on my end because then we'll just turn this audio around because we've got to put the show in tonight. So when does, just for our listeners who are wondering about country house party, when does this show air and how can they pick it up? 7 p.m. Local time in, I mean, I think we're in all but two I heart markets. On the weekends? Yep, 7 p.m. Saturday night. Saturday nights. Making good money off that show?

Listen, we could talk about that later. Are you making... Okay. You might need what? I might need agent advice, so you got to help me. You don't want it from me. You don't want it from me. I'm out of this.

I ain't helping that in any way. Okay. Wayne, I will follow your lead, okay? Yep. All right, go ahead. Hanging out with Bobby Bones, obviously he wakes up just about the entire nation weekday mornings with the entire crew on the Bobby Bones show. But we're talking about TV. At what point did you think TV was going to work?

Because obviously, radio, you've done phenomenal things in, right? It's been awesome to watch the show grow from day one. But at what point did TV, even the American Idol stuff, come into play for you? I mean, I always wanted to do it. I started doing it. level. Just, you know, when do I, when did I think it was going to work out? I mean, I still am curious if it's going to work out. I mean, Breaking Bobby Bones are doing well streaming now, but this is the first time that I've had my own show on television. And so, you know, now is kind of

the time, it's kind of crunch time that we see if the show does well or not. And so far, you know, the streaming numbers on Disney Plus have been fantastic and just very lucky that a lot of my listeners will support the show. Is that, and that's the other thing I want to ask you, too, is because obviously you see a lot of support throughout the country for what you're doing on the radio, but what does it mean to you to see that people don't just turn off the radio that the support continues, whether it's social media. I mean, people obviously following your new relationship, your new marriage, they're following you if you're doing a book or whatever. What does that type of support mean? I mean, it means everything. I just wouldn't be able to pay my mortgage without,

you know, the B team, the people that listen to the show or buy books or watch anything that I do. I also know that it's not always going to last. You know, I feel like I have a window right now. I'm trying to get as much sunlight in the window as I can. And eventually I'll be like everybody else in my time will have come. And hopefully I can help somebody else do it too. But I think, you know, the most important thing for me, you know, with the platform that I've been able to build with my friends is that it is that.

It's a platform for other things. And we were able to give back in so many other ways. And I was given to a lot as a kid and I wouldn't be here without, you know, people like my youth director or my football coach or people looking out for me. So in the end, like that for me is, kind of what makes all this worthwhile. Eight new episodes out now on Disney Plus streaming of Breaking Bobby Bones. Was there ever a time, and obviously you talk about this a lot on the Bobby Bones show,

weekdays, was there ever a time where you're like, guys, this episode ain't going to happen? Yeah, there were a few times where I got really scared. And the show Breaking Bobby Bones, it's kind of a concept that we came up with, where we took a lot of things from some of my favorite shows. I mean, I love Anthony Bourdain and how he traveled and talked with people. I love jackass. I love dirty jobs. But I love what we do on the radio show, which is find people with real stories and focus on them and then give back. And so as we're doing the show and I'm hanging over the Grand Canyon, and that's episode one. I mean, that's not one of the new ones that came out

today, but it's one of the, it came out a few months ago. It's on Disney Plus. I'm hanging four or five thousand feet over the Grand Canyon on a rope. I was so scared that my body was shaking and I couldn't stop it. There's an episode that just came out where I'm in the woods, we're in the mountains of Montana. There's no cell. There's no Wi-Fi. And we're looking to keep grizzly bears from eating sheep or wolves. And, you know, there are cameras around, but they can't stop a wolf or a bear. And so I just remember thinking, as if it's pitch black, like this, at any point, this could be it. And so I was scared a lot, but I was never not going to do it. That was the purpose of the show for me to be uncomfortable and to actually push through while sharing other people's stories. So I always thought

I would do it. I just thought I might die doing it. Out of the new eight episodes that that have come out, let's say people have been following along on the journey with Nat Geo on the episodes that they've already seen. These eight new episodes that are streaming now, obviously go watch all eight of them. But if Bobby had to pick one, that means the most out of these eight, what would it be? Of the next eight. It's a couple different. I was with a guy named Ralph who served our country in Afghanistan and a bomb. He lost both of his legs because the bomb hit him. And he came back and never played hockey in his life, but started to learn hockey and then won a gold medal for the U.S. Paralympic hockey team.

Like to go meet him, share his story. I mean, I got beat up really bad playing sled hockey because I don't know anything about hockey. Like for me to share that story was pretty amazing. But also, I've just got to meet a lot of amazing people. And again, going into the mountains of Montana, hours off the grid is not something I probably would do as a vacation. But for me to be able to do that and experience that part of nature,

you know, you can't really pay for what I was doing. I was scared a lot. but I have a lot of really cool experiences. Does Caitlin look at you as more of a manly man now after some of these things you've gone through? Zero percent. You know, I will go home and on a lot of these shoots, she would come with me and she would wear headphones and be not right near, but she could hear her because I had a microphone on. And, you know, on the Grand Canyon episode, episode one of the whole series,

she got a little emotional because I was so scared. But sometimes I would complain. I'd be like, my body hurts. I'm scared, I'm tired, and then she would go, hey, you created this show. Like, it's okay to fill all those ways, but you're the one that did this to yourself, so stop whining about it. So she's a good influence for me because I do sometimes feel sorry for myself in that way, but she definitely knows that I am not a manly man.

I have skills if I need them. I did grow up in the woods in Arkansas. I can hunt and fish, and, you know, I can skin a buck, as Hank Jr. would say. But, you know, for me, day to day, nah, not. really using any of them. Have you seen support from, obviously, your friends with different country artists, have you seen support from them that surprised you

that they stepped up more than a normal friend would, like, hey, wow. Yeah, Keith Urban was one. A little bit, I'm disappointed because a lot of the country stars suck, didn't even talk about it. They expect me to talk about their crap, and then I have some crap, and they don't talk about it. But Keith Urban was great. He put it out there.

Travis Denning was great. I think Luke, Brian, did a little bit, too. So, you know, I'm kind of kidding, but kind of not. Because if anybody puts down a new record, you know, I'm getting a text. Hey, man, you talk about this? But, you know, I'm just happy to get it out. I'm happy it's on Disney Plus now. You know, it was on Nat Geo.

We ran it, you know, every week on Nat Geo, but now it's ready for folks to stream and hopefully they like it. My goal is to get it trending on Disney Plus, because on Disney Plus the trending, it's all like shows for five-year-olds or Marvel stuff. But if I can ever get Breaking Bobby Bones a trend, I'll know I made it. How cool is that, speaking of making it, that your show, and like I even had kind of a geek out moment for you,

knowing that you're just down the hall, is that you are available, your show with your name is available on the same platform that Mickey Mouse, the Avengers, like, that's kind of cool, right? Yeah, it's really cool. It's not lost on me. The first day that it went up, and again, there are 16 episodes up now, but the first eight were put out a few weeks ago, the second eight obviously we just put up.

But the first day that it went up, I looked at Disney Plus, and, you know, I just was like, man, this is one of the coolest things ever happened to me. that I get to be up there. And it's not lost on me, you know, a lot of the really amazing things I get to do because of the listeners of the radio show. Like, I'm not too dumb to realize that, you know, the B team is a unit. They support me. We support them. And this is just another example of that. But yes, I still geek out quite frequently. Dude, well, congratulations. I'm happy for you, man. And hopefully we can have you back on again soon, brother. Hey, thank you. And hey, love the show. Listen to it every Saturday night when

I'm in the car. And I will see you soon. Sounds good. Take care, Bobby. See you guys. See it. Nice job, dude. Even though you're six feet away. Oh, he go?

He's gone. Yeah? Dang. Hilarious. He's like literally 20 feet from me, and we did it on Zoom. I like that he felt that he had a cold. Me too. Hey, love that.

Respect. Give that guy a raise. Sounds like he needs one. Do you have what he said? He doesn't need to talk to you about making money. All right. I think that's what we're going to do for today. Because I think we're going to shoot some stuff.

Yeah, we got some videos. Some videos to do. Do you want to hear us do videos on this? Can you load those up? We could. I don't really want. Why not? I mean, I feel like this show here is kind of a behind the scene.

Sometimes if you don't want to hear it, you don't have to keep listening. Okay. But I think people wonder what we do. I mean, right now it's 1115. Central time. Is there a reason I shouldn't do this, Mike? Okay. I don't know if Mike was staring me down for some reason.

Like, don't do this. So right now, Eddie is setting up a camera in the studio. Can you switch over? Can you show Eddie on the camera? So, and after the show, most days, I sit here, and then I read whatever's put in the prompter. Thank you. We have a bad habit of leaving water bottles up right in the middle of shots. And it looks like it's a planted water bottle for some sort of commercial. How much does a camera like that cost, Eddie?

About four grand. Wow. What is that? What kind of camera is that? It's a Canon. Oh, obviously. Canon and D major. Okay, so let us, what are we going to do here, Scuba? This is teacher feature for our school.

Teacher feature for our Seattle affiliate, okay? And then the other one is? Okay. So, is the, I have a prompter in front of me. Is this one read or are these broken up? Uh, it's one. Uh, no, that's one read. Oh, the teacher features first.

Okay. And this is one whole thing? Is there, what's the name? Sultan Elementary Miss Teresa Keenan? Kenan. Thanks. Janay Gill. Janay Gill.

Genet shared. Got it. All right. He's been very professional today. Back round rolling. Ready? Our teacher feature winner for the month of July is Sultan Elementary 4th grade teacher Miss Teresa Keenan.

Thanks to the thoughtful nomination of parent Janay Gill. Okay, so Janay Shia. this with us. Ms. Keenan has taught fourth grade at Sultan Elementary School for 30 years. I have the utmost respect for Teresa as she is a shining light in her student's eyes. She teaches with a peaceful spirit of joy, respect, and love for her students, and her students become high achievers. Teresa is truly a gifted teacher. It's an honor to have worked with one of the best teachers ever. That's a letter that's written into us, and it's so awesome. And congratulations, Ms. Kenan. We are sending you $250 to help with your class or a nice day for you. Treat yourself

and congratulations. And if you're watching me now and you know of a teacher that we should feature right here, we would love to do that. What teachers should we celebrate? Tell us about them at 989 the bull.com. 989 the bull.com and you'll see it right there. It was going so slow. I was having to, I was having to make stuff up in the middle. If the promter roll so slow, I've already caught up to of it. And I was like, oh, you just know that she's a great teacher. Does this have to be an exact time? Okay. Is it one read? One ready? Yeah. Do you love free money? Of course you do. I'm Bobby Bones from the new

kicking 991 and 100. It's going to wait too slow, Eddie. Um, yeah, it feels better. Okay. Here we go, three, two. Do you love free money? Of course you do. I'm Bobby Bones from the new kicking 991 and 100.5 listen to the Bobby Bone show every weekday morning for your favorite country music and I'll tell you how you can get your share of thousands of dollars in the kick in country secret sound that's it that's a wrap thank you everyone shut up Eddie that sounds good yeah I like all right everybody good all right that's it thank you guys I hope you enjoy the post show don't forget check out Bobby Fest September 4th and September 5th two festivals

One day each. One of New Brombles, Texas, one of Wichita, Kansas. So much good music. The Raging Idiots, Russell Dickerson, Maddie, and Taye. We have a whole side stage with the great artists. Ramundo's doing karaoke. They'll be face paint, all kinds of stuff. We would love to see you guys.

And I believe that is it. Amy, what's going on with you today? What are you doing over there on your phone? Oh, I was just... Killing time? No, I was looking up Patreon. We were talking about it. Amy's now subscribed to Only fans.

Yeah. Did naked guys do that stuff? Or is it only girls? No. I've never seen guys. I don't look at the girls. You didn't answer the question. I don't know.

I really don't know. I've never looked for a guy's account. Are you sure? I promise. All right, we are done here. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Dan and Shay are on the radio show tomorrow. Hope you guys have an awesome Thursday.

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