The Bobby Bones Show - TITLE: Best Bits: JUST THE BITS

Episode Date: June 15, 2024

This part of the podcast is just the best 7 bits from the show this week that Morgan counts down from 7 to 1. You’ll be able to listen to them uninterrupted with just a few intros!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Before we get into it, I hope you go check out, part one. Part 3 this weekend with Scoop of Steve. Not only is it a personal favorite for him to come on and we catch up on life, but I know it's also a lot of listeners' favorites. So if you haven't given a chance before, go into it. This weekend is short and sweet. We really did good at wrapping it up. And that's kind of an inside joke if you've listened to our interviews before. This weekend on Part 1, we talked about the major celebrity.

I saw at CMA Fest. It was Scoot of Steve's first CMA Fest. And we did a little, let me turn you on to something. And you're just going to have to go listen to find out what I mean by that. And we talked to Ubers. And then part three, we did listener question and answers. We found out how dad life is going, his preferences between Disneyland, Disney World, and that new universal park that's going in and a psychedelic story.

But now the reason you are here to catch up on the Bobby Bone Show. So here we go. We all shared a new movie recommendation. Some movies weren't quite new. Most of them were. And some movies were not well received amongst the entire show. But you guys are always asking me to make sure to share all the recommendations. And we haven't done any for a while.

But this is a whole segment of movies that you can watch with the family without. And maybe you shouldn't watch. Number seven. Let's review some new movies. I lost a bet and had to watch Godzilla minus one. It's in Japanese. I did not want to watch Godzilla minus one because it was in Japanese. It got 98% positive of Rotten Tomatoes.

It's pretty good Pretty good I just The Japanese part It's hard Oh yeah But don't you watch movies With subtitles on anyway

Like that's because I can't hear So you're reading the same thing Yeah but you have both You have it Both coming in the same time You have no idea what's happening If you don't read I struggle

Because the Godzilla story For all the time Sometimes he's good Sometimes he's bad so I never know So I'm always like Do I'm supposed to root for Against Godzilla And in this one

You're not rooting for Godzilla but I didn't even get that to like halfway through. I was torn. I didn't know what to feel, what to root. And it feels like they made this movie 30 years ago. It's even shot old, right? Is that part of the mystique, Mike? It looks old.

It's fine. I give it three and a half out of five. It's on Netflix, though. Godzilla minus one. People loved it. Did you watch it? I did, dude. I watched it because, like, I wasn't mind getting it on the wheel,

but I didn't, my name wasn't picked. I loved it. I was like, I'm with Mike. I thought the story was great, good storyline. But I've never watched Godzilla, so I have nothing to compare. parent too. You just knew he's a bad guy? Yeah. See, I didn't know. I just finished watching Godzilla

from another Amazon series where he was a good guy. That's a good way. I liked it. Okay. Who else has seen a movie? Morgan? Yeah, I watched the new Hitman movie on Netflix with Glenn Powell. Is he the guy with all the abs? Yeah, the one in anyone but you and Top Gunn. I never saw Top Gun. Oh, yeah. Oh, you need to see that. I promise it's really good.

I think I told Godzilla was good, too. I had to watch a Japanese. Well, it's not a Japanese. So Hitman is on Netflix? Yeah, and it was super slow to start. I was like, oh, maybe I'm not going to like this, but then it's got really twisted and it picked up really good. And he plays multiple characters in the movie. And it was just really good. What do you rate it? I would give it four out of five.

What's the name when you have a bunch of different costumes? Wardrobe changes? No. Disguises. Yeah, four out of five disguises. Got it. Mike, did you watch hit, man, on Netflix? Yeah, I think it's the best movie that Netflix has done all year, probably in a couple years.

They really don't have, like, big hits anymore. Anybody else watching movies? I watched McFarland. What's that? Okay, so it came out probably like eight years ago or something, but my niece was like, oh, it's such a feel-good movie, it's great to watch with the kids. So we put it on.

Disney did it, and it's a true story about a cross-country team. There was no team. But a football coach had a really bad temper. He kept getting fired. So we got sent to this McFarland, California. It was like one of the poorest places in America. And he tried to be the football assistant coach there, wasn't cutting it.

So he realized, I think he saw how they were having to run a lot when they work in these fields. And he was like, I think we got some runners. So he took seven kids that actually were getting in trouble a lot. And he formed a cross-country team and they never had one. Don't spoil it. Don't spoil it, though. You just run a risk. I just want to make sure you protect yourself from yourself. It's a good movie, Amy.

It's really good. I've seen way too much. You all seen it? Yes. Kevin Costner. Kevin Costner's, yeah. Is it good? Yeah.

And they're a bunch of Hispanic kids. I love that. Oh, that's what's going to tell Mike D and Eddie. It's like the. They're like you. Yeah. I give it, especially for a family film, five out of five cross-country runners. Do you watch the Frosted movie?

Yeah, unfrosted on Netflix. My E.D. said it was terrible. Oh, dude, it was so funny. Dude, we're overdue for a real. It was horrible. It's the worst movie I've ever seen. Dude, you know, like, airplane, naked gun, those funny movies? Like, they haven't made movies like that in a long time.

This is exactly what that is. Dude, I LOL for most of the movie. Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, Amy Schumer. Dude, everybody in that movie is super famous. What did you rate it? I'd say four out of five dumpsters. Morgan, what did you rate it? I would give it 0.5 out of five lame jokes.

I was repulsed by this movie. I gave it one out of five pop-tires. Oh, you guys are crazy. It was that bad? I think Eddie just loves Seinfeld. What's the deal with the Pop-Tard? And he's like that. He's an exec for Kellogg's.

I can't believe they paid him to make this movie. Okay, so let's go through our list here. Godzilla minus one. I give it three and a half. Amy gives McFarland five and a little too much of the plight. But it's a true story. It's out there. But watch to the end because they do something really, really cool at the end.

Eddie gives... Unfrosted. The story of the Pop-Tart. Yeah. What did you give it? Four out of five dumpsters. And it was met with terrible. Even the reviews, like the Rotten Tomato is like 10% or something.

And Lunchbox, anything? Have you seen any movie at all? I have not seen a movie in a long time. Except for usual suspects. That's it. Oh, yeah, yeah. And I finally know who Sozay Kaiser is, whatever the name was finally. Okay, thank you guys.

We'll put all these reviews up if you want to see them at bobbybones.com. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Lunchbox got an exclusive interview with the Thomas Red while we were at CMA Fest and you made a whole big deal about it. And you know, I don't know why I'm including this bit in here because it turned into him then insulting me. And I don't appreciate that. And I don't stand by anything that he said, which is why.

I'm not helping him after he got hacked on Twitter, which is another piece of all this, but even the hack on Twitter didn't make it in the top seven this weekend. But this exclusive interview did for the simple fact of how ridiculous lunchbox is. And we love Thomas Rett. Number six. Lunchbox said he brought in an exclusive one-on-one interview with an A-Less star that no one else had access to.

I'm ready to hear it. Was it post Malone? Nope. Machine Gun Kelly? Nope. Okay. Who was it? Thomas Rett.

Okay. Okay. Love, love Thomas Redd. But I found out information that no one has ever asked him in an interview, that no one has. How'd you get the interview? I saw him backstage and I saw him go in the bathroom, so I waited outside the bathroom. I shouldn't laugh because all it doesn't encourage him to do this stuff. How long is the interview? It is like one minute.

It's maybe less than a minute. And it's three questions you didn't know about Thomas Rett. Out of the bathroom. Well, you don't have to say that. You just said that. But yes, when he came out of the bathroom, I got them. Three hard-hitting questions, and I said, hey, man, go ahead and go to stage.

Oh, there he has two reds in the building. He's ready to rock it tonight. How are you doing, buddy? What's that? What's up? You know those bugs that light up at night? Fireflies? Oh, he calls them fireflies.

I call him lightning bugs, but I, you know. Okay, and when you go camping, do you make s'm smores? Do you put the marshmallow? How do you do it? Do you do, tell me how you make your smore? First comes the graham. Okay. Then comes the molo.

Okay. You know what movie I'm referencing right now? No. The sandlot. I was going to say that, but I didn't want to be wrong. Two Hershey's in between the Graham, Molo, and the bottom layer. All right. That's Thomas Wrett and having these summers, you know what I mean?

You're going on family vacation this lower than you? Going to Africa. Oh, that's cool. What are you going to do? Man, I'm taking the whole family. We're going to go to Kenya for a few days. Safari a little bit. Wigit.

I'm going to go to the lake down the street. Hey, invite me to Lake. Different lifestyles. All right. Okay, so I have a couple questions. Great job. Boom. A heck of an interview.

Yeah. Do you know he was going to Africa on a safari this summer? Nope. Nope. I didn't know that. Nobody knew that. Okay. I talked to him backstage.

He said that they were real excited. I was talking to his wife that this is going to be the first time that their adopted daughter is going back home. You didn't record this for the show? It's a really special. No, it wasn't secret. It's on video. Okay. My thing is you were waiting for him when he came out of the bathroom.

Like, he's so nice to just stop and humor whatever you're doing. Would you agree? He was very nice. Very friendly. And he enjoyed the. interview. He enjoyed that it wasn't too long. He enjoyed the questions. It wasn't like, oh, tell me about your music. Like, we

got down to, like, nitty-gritty life stuff. Yeah. Like, how do you do your smores? I like that. Because it's summer. I figure that's a good thing that people are going to be sitting by campfire. So if you want to make your smore like Thomas Rett, now you know how. Hey, Scoobah, Steve, we come up to the microphone. I wasn't going to go to this now, but I think I will.

Scuba sent me a note about lunchbox at CMA Fest. We don't have to go to it now. We can go to tomorrow. No, it just was. Because Lunchbox at times gets upset that he's not invited by the company, the executives that don't live here to do certain privileged things. Like, Amy will host a national album release. Yeah, that's true.

I've never done one of those. I'm still flabbergasted. Scuba, will you read because Scuba sent me a couple notes about Lunchbox this weekend? And he's like, this is why. Go ahead, number one, please. Yeah, I got four things here about Lunchbox. The first one, I'll let Ray play the audio. This is his first stage hit in front of thousands of people.

people at Nissan Stadium. Okay. Happy New Year. It's June, like, 9th. Why did you say Happy New Year? I don't know. Why did you say Happy New Year? I haven't seen most of those people this year, so it's the first time seeing him in the

new year. So, happy new year. And he shouted out his cousin. You mean the crowd? Yeah, the crowd. You've never seen him in your life. So happy new life? What the...

And then his cousin that he references, he asked me almost like an hour before the show, hey, think you can give me some free tickets? I'm like, yeah, if you would have asked me a week or so ago, not right before the show starts, but so I had to make always always a little. phone calls to get his cousin set up for tickets. So number one, he goes out and yells Happy New Year, which apparently some inside joke that the crowd didn't know about. And two, demanded his cousin.

Okay, what's the next thing? Second thing is, so during a break, we go to see that cousin in Section 134. We say hi, we talk for a little bit, and we're like, hey, we've got to go back up there. We've got to do another stage show. He's like, all right. So we're walking out. He sees these two girls that are coming into their seats. Both of them are holding a basket of fries and chicken fingers.

Do you know them? Do you know them? Do you know them? I've never seen him in my life. And he goes, he grabs a French fry and says, can I get one? after he already has the french fry in his hand and he's eating it and he goes to the next girl he goes um these are good and grabs another french fry

and the girls just stand there awkwardly like uh you didn't they offer me one i'm like no but then they offered scuba fry so obviously they're friendly people it's like a token like oh to get by you gotta give me a fry sort of like a it's a little goat gruff you guys remember that the troll on the road if that had been some man would he have taken his fry okay next one scuba the next one we heard that interview

that he did with thomas rep but what he failed to mention was to get that, they were in the middle of a prayer circle. It was quiet, and they're praying, and lunchbox walks said, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And everyone says, hey, quiet down. They're praying. He's like, ah, interrupts the prayer circle, and then notices it's Thomas Rett,

and then he literally is in the corner like a fiend waiting for him to come out of the bathroom and has that camera ready to then throw right into his face and ask him these questions. You busted up a prayer? Well, I didn't know. They were praying, like, they were all circled up, and I came walking in. I came from another room, you know,

know and walked in in the middle of the prayer. No one said outside that, hey, wait, they're doing a prayer. That's not my fault. But whenever you went in and they were like, hey, did you, did you hate? Oh, I hate it. I calmed it down. Then I saw him go to the bathroom and I was like, got him. Another one?

And then the final one is as we're leaving. So he sees Post Malone side stage. There's Post Malone, Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, MGK, Johnny Van Zan. And lunchbox goes to pull out his phone and rises he's about to yell, post Malone. This guy taps him on the shoulder and goes, hey, man, what are you doing? and he's like, oh, oh, he goes, how long you've been recording that for? And he makes him take his phone and put it in his pocket. He went wet noodle?

Lunchbox for wet noodle. No, no, no, no. Wow. He went wet noodle. Hold on. You think I went wet noodle? Wow. You think I went wet noodle?

That's what we heard. He didn't do your normal like, post! Do you want to see the video and see if I went wet noodle or if I kept recording? Well, I don't know. Did you, like, fake the recording? He's saying you weren't like posts and you held it out. No, I, what I did is I, what I do is capture content because, because like, I mean, I have issue with Morgan being called Head of Digital, but that's okay.

Well, that's for another time. I get the best content. And so Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton, Post Malone, Machine Gun Kelly, all backs like side stage. No one's got all of them in one video at one time. So I rolled, I said, what's up? There's Gwen. I had Blake Shelton's back. And then I turn around like, oh, Machine Gun Kelly.

And I got Daps from Machine Gun Kelly. And some guy, that's when he goes, hey, are you recording that? I was like, yeah, I'm recording it. He goes, how long you've been recording? And I was like nine seconds. He goes, okay. And then I walked over and I was like, oh, look, post Malone and Blake Shelton. And I caught them giving a toast and then taking a drink together.

Boom. All in one video called Great Content. That guy tried to stop me. Did I stop recording? Absolutely not. Scooby. He says he didn't go wet noodle. Okay.

I mean, I saw a different version. But I guess the video would like to see it. Yeah, you want to see the video? But it wasn't like the normal video where he holds it up and you can visibly see it. He's probably like got it down because he's trying to hide that he's still on his phone. I'm gonna let you... I don't even care that much about it. That video doesn't even sound that exciting.

But I guess my point is that those are four great examples as to why he doesn't get jobs. It doesn't get these hosting gigs and stuff like that. So even whoever... Lunchbox, you don't need... We don't need that. Will you turn their mics off? Okay, so...

Post Malone's security person definitely had his eye on lunchbox because we were just walking down the stairs as we do because we had to go back and forth. And I don't even think lunchbox is going to do anything. to Post Malone or say anything, but the security guy still grabbed Lanchocton's shoulder and pushed him

to the side. Like, here comes this guy. It's almost like he's on, like they have a list of faces. Oh, like, don't take a check from this person? Like the gas station? If this person comes near? And so then at one point, I wanted to get a picture with Post Malone and he was so kind and he was taking pictures of people. And Lundon was like, Amy, I'll take you. And I was like, no. No.

Because I feel like if you take me, I'm going to get asked to leave. Like, because that's just the reputation he builds backstage. Now can you ask Eddie if I went in a no, he watched it. You know I never want to agree with lunchbox, but he didn't go wet noodle on this. This video is pretty awesome. Like you even see the guy come up and be like, hey, turn that off.

And he's like, okay. And he keeps rolling. There's no wet noodle. There's no wet noodle. Okay, well, then maybe I retract my wet noodle. I just went off scuba Steve, who gave me his recollection of events. Is there any way we can make lunchbox the head of digital? I mean, this video is.

I think he has a wrong idea what head of digital is. It's not just who records the best videos. Oregon does the website, the social media. She manages all. the digital properties. Okay. It's not a video shooting contest. It's not America's

finance home videos. I just didn't know if it was like, hey, we need to get content for the website, so that's why she's head to digital. No, that's it. All right, I just didn't know. Okay, Scova, we understand

your point, though. Yes, thank you. All right. Thank you. Hey, hard-hitting interview. We'll post this on our Instagram. How about that? Yeah, you want to see the interview?

No, no, I'm good. But we'll post it on our Instagram. Yeah, I'll post it. You can be vice president of digital this week. Thank you. Wow, VP of Digital this week. It's the best bits of the week With Morgan number two

Amy's son wants something really expensive But Amy was like, no, I'm not just going to pay for this You got to work for it, you got to make some money on your own So Bobby is going to hire him And they debated on what all his tasks should be And one of them, I am still not sure if it's approved or not Number five Amy, when did you get your first job? When did you start working?

My first official job And you made any money, like working? Yeah. Besides babysitting, I was, I was 16. I could finally drive and I was a hostess at a restaurant. So Amy's son, Stevenson, wanted to get a PlayStation 5, a PS5 from his mom, and they were going to work out a deal where he was like going to have manners and stuff. And I was like, well.

More than that, but yeah. What if I just bought it and actually made him work? Because he'll, it'll be more important. And it'll be, I think he'll respect the work he has to do more if he has to come work for me. That's not his mom. I agree. So I have it here. I bought it. It is here. And so I'm going to pass it over to Amy. I did talk to Stevens and he texts me and he said he's going away like to camp or something. Oh, good. Okay. Yeah. He was supposed to text you and that was, I've been waiting. I was like, okay, I'm going to see. And he did have to leave his phone behind for camp. He couldn't take it with him. And I was like, I'll just find out from Bobby if Bobby says. Because I told him if I knew if he didn't text you, then he's not taking this seriously.

So can I read his message? Sure. He says, here's my mom's social security number. He says, this is Stevenson. Mom told me about the PlayStation 5. I appreciate it. I'll leave for camp in the morning. I'm excited to start working it off.

When I'm back from camp, and also when I am with my mom, I can come and you can put me to work. Thank you. So I took a picture of the box. It's in that box. And then, so I have some stuff that I'm going to have them do.

I'm going to have him organized sports cards. Oh. But already the ones that are in cases so he doesn't bend the corners. What's the method of organizing? organization? Basketball, football, baseball. Easy. He can do that. Perfect. He's going to clean the pickleball court. Eddie and I built a pickleball court, wink, wink, and then it should be fully ready to play on this week or next week.

Okay. I'm going to have him do some voiceover work for the show. Okay. Wow, it's real work. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Do you anything else you want me to have them do? Is there anything a little more taxing? Like what? Oh, I could have them go because we have woods in our yard. I could have him cut a trail on the ground. Oh my gosh. Like, can he have a machete? I'm not sure. Can he have a machete? I don't know yet. If the answer is yes. You want him to trailblaze? I've been looking for somebody to do it and I might have him go and cut a trail back there. Okay. I need to see if he can operate that.

No, there's no operating. It's a big machete. I know what a machete is, but I don't know if he knows how to properly like, without hurting himself. Do we feel like, that's my question for you guys. Do we feel like the machete is too much? Yes. How old is he? He's going to be 14 in August. 14-year-old with a machete. I mean, I know at 14, we would have been doing, let's see if he can cut me. Sword fights for sure.

But he has nobody to fight with. Right, just trees? I'm probably going to say no on the machete. You're asking for hard work, so I want him to cut a trail in my backyard. Okay. Well, then give him a pair of scissors. Now I'm torturing him. Okay, so you're taking this home, though, today, right?

Okay, if you say, so, yeah, so I take that home, And you're okay with him using it or does he have to do the work? No, no, he can use it. But I will repo it. I know where you live. Okay. I will come and get the time. So the minute I say something, he can't have it, you'll come repo it.

And I know how much it costs. So I know how many hours I'm expecting of him. How much you're paying him an hour? So it's not that I need 25 hours of solid work from them. Wow. It's a high hourly rate. I'm glad. Thank you.

I thought you were going to be like, you know, he can work it off in four hours. And that's just not going to cut it. He's got a lot of machete end to do. Okay. Okay. What if it's a small knife? What if it's a shovel or like a pick? He can have a shovel or a pick. Like a pickax? A machete is just a different animal. I'm going to have him build a trail. No, for sure. This is what we're going to do here.

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It's stuff we'll use for social media and marketing and fun posters and stuff that we give to listeners when they call in. So these photos were desperately needed But there was also some drama Because inevitably, whenever the show is all together There's always drama Because it doesn't happen all that often That all of us, every single one of us Is in the same room

That's what happened with this photo shoot. Number four We had a photo shoot yesterday We haven't had a staff photo shoot in like five years And so basically it's for like sales. They come in, they took all these pictures of us And then they go for the next five years Do you want to buy this show?

Here's a picture of them Or they'll use it for press stuff. Here's a picture of them. So everybody's there. We had like two outfits we had wear. They say, okay, to me, it's like going to be like 90 minutes. I got there early, you know. By the way, why are you guys so weird about makeup?

Morgan, who are the weird guys about makeup? Scuba and Ramundo. They were abused. It doesn't mean that you're a woman. It's not that. It's not that at all. I've done a photo shoot with makeup and it looks like I have makeup on. I'm like I don't look like I have makeup on.

Well, then that was bad makeup or bad photography. Well, I'm not looking to take that chance again. It's more of two of the glare. Like, they don't want it shining off your head. That's what it looked like, though. I ever heard Ray just say to the person, no, it's good. I got a spray tan. I don't need any.

So these two guys are like, I don't want makeup. Fine. Okay. All good. But we were taking these pictures and I go and I do some alone. And then Amy and I do some together. And we do some with the four of us, like the four main mics, me, Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie.

And then the whole group gets in, which is everybody, you know, know from the show. They're also important, but maybe just not on the air as much. We're all sitting around a couch. And then Scuba goes, okay, we're going to cut me and Abby. And then we take a picture without Scuba and Abby. And I was like, why would you, why did you guys leave for that picture? Do you feel like you're the two that could be fired first, the most vulnerable?

I mean, these pictures get used for like 10 years. So you don't have faith that. I'm just thinking about when we look at, and this is just business, when we look at who is the most important. We have the solo with you. We have you and Amy. Then we have the core four. And this is again, just business. And I come into this understanding that. It doesn't bother me. And I think we should all look at that. And then the next layer then is everyone in that classroom, which is you, Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, Morgan, Mike, and Ray. The ones that have been around for the longest, the OGs. So that's why I cut myself and Abby out of it. And I would get it

if you were cutting yourself. You're like, but you cut somebody else that wasn't even like it's the main group. I thought it was weird he cut out. Can I say, well, I think what he was doing is he was using Abby as a smokescreen. He has his, he has his, like, path charted out. And so he knows what he's going to be doing. But he used Abby as a, oh, take us both out of the picture. So it's not obvious that he is saying he has an exit plan. You think Scoob is leaving?

No, I disagree with that because I know Scoob is playing because him and I have had long talk at my house about how he wants to do other things. so that is there's no smoke screen like I know exactly and what he's already been doing like Scoob has been killing it in other ways just on the show so no that's not it because I already know Scoob's plan I'm helping him actually achieve it

if I can but I thought him cutting Abby was weird which that would include him leaving possibly but either way Scoob is talking about roles that are important he's executive producer and I would say that's a vital role but I would say he knows what his goals are but cutting Abby was weird that's my point

I could Photoshop her back in could he whatever his goals are does he plan on taking Abby with him? Great, that's maybe, that would be funny. What a twist that would be. I just thought it was weird. He's a poacher. Abby, how did you feel about that? Because I would like to say, for the record, I know we have some with you,

but I felt like it was weird that he made you get out of the picture. I mean, I thought it was odd. I was like, is there something I don't know? Exactly. Like, am I about to be canned or something? This is my last. I don't know. I don't know what it was.

Abby upstairs was even shocked she was invited to the photo shoot, she said. Well, I was. I didn't know if I would be or not. Some people didn't get invited. Like if they're new, new and they, you know, Abby, I don't think you should have been cut from any picture for the record. Thanks. You are very important to me and this show. And I don't want you to feel like you're vulnerable in any way.

Okay. Because you are not. Okay, thank you. Scuba. Yeah, she's not. It's just business. Like, like, what business? Like, just thinking about, like, I mean, it's just too much to get into, but I have to think about what makes the most sense for what we're going to put out there.

for the public and I had those dialed down to what groups we should take photos of. And then they also did singles so if they need to, let's say lunchbox leaves, they can remove him and do a shot without lunchbox. That'd be cool. Abby, did you take singles? She did, yeah. She took a whole round of home. Boom, let's go. Was the film in the camera or

they were just like... Scoop was like, hey, you can take them, but don't take no need to use film on her. Because you never know what's going to happen. Abby, I'm making a joke. I'm making a joke because you are very important. I promise that was great. You are very important to me And that's what matters around here. It's important to everybody.

But really, you add so much to this job and you make my life easier working here. Yeah, it was meant to be taken that way. I didn't mean to cut her to be like, you're out, you suck. It was just business. Get out of the picture, Abby. Just business. Like, gosh, if I'm ever having a day and someone just tells me it's business, I just... That's how you get fired.

You just took your last picture with Morgan in it, and two weeks later, she's gone. And you're stuck with a picture of Morgan in it. So I'm just thinking about... No, it was a year or so, but I hear you, but that happens. But I'm just thinking about for us and what makes sense. So, Bones, did you have somewhere to be, like, because you kind of just left them right in the middle of the shoot. I mean, that one... I can't.

I mean, that one, I never seen anything like that. No. The guy, the photographer's like, ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch. They were, like, following you out to the car, dude. We're all there, and Bobby just stands up, and he's like, okay, I'm done. And then you walk. There wasn't like a pause. Like they were done taking pictures.

Bobby was just like, I'm done taking pictures. I don't think it was that dramatic. It's funny to hear it portrayed like that. What had happened was Scuba said, can you take pictures on this day? I said, I absolutely can. He said, it'll be 90 minutes. I said, great. I have exactly 90 minutes.

Now, what I believe in my life is if I have something set at, what do we do this, when we start at noon? Yeah, yeah. If we, 11, we start 11? So 11 to 1230 is what I had And I had a call with our CFO at 1230 But didn't matter who had the call with I'm not gonna be late to that

Because somebody else has extended their time So I said to everybody I have 90 minutes At 10 minutes I said 10 minute warning And five minutes said I have five minutes left Then I said I have one minute No no you were checking your watch Like the whole thing you were like okay

I heard under your breath I think you said like 30 seconds Yeah no and then at the time I said that'll be it for me And I walked My next meeting But I told everybody I did not want to disrespect the person that I had the meeting set with.

So I did that meeting. And then I got to therapy right after that, 30 minutes after the call. And then I went right to an interview with Cooper Allen right after that. So everything is on a schedule and nobody should serve punishment because somebody early was holding me late. So I've got to keep people accountable. So yes, I might have walked off while they were taking pictures. But I did say one minute warning. Okay.

Thank you. I walked up. I shook his hand. I said, thank you very much. I really appreciate it. went to my next thing. It was not as dramatic as you make it out to me. I don't know. Later, I walked by Eddie and said something because, well, anyway,

Eddie just walked by and I thought Eddie, like, knew you had to go. I probably heard more of your comments under your breath, so I expected that it was coming. And then Eddie's like, God, I've never seen anything like that. I was baller. No, it wasn't baller. It wasn't baller. That's the coolest thing ever seen. No, no, that was not the reason I did it.

We were all sitting on the couch and Bobby just gets up and let them on the couch. I guarantee you there's got to be a shot where we're all sitting on the couch posed like perfectly. And then Bobby's just standing up walking off. And we're like, what? But to your point, I bet there's a lot of pictures of you look at your watch. You're like 10 minutes. No, I wanted to let them know what time we had left. Yeah, there's for sure picks if you look into your watch.

They said 90 minutes. I gave them a hard. I got to early. I gave them as good of a 90 minutes as I can give anybody. You're such a pro at that too. Like all the variations of poses that you give them is pretty amazing. I hate doing it. And I have to do it all the time for different stuff.

So I just like, okay, let's go. Like, yeah, yeah, like we just smile at one smile. Not you. You give them mad. You give them pensive. I don't like doing it. I do urinating. I do all of them.

But hopefully they weren't offended. I did leave. No. No, I think you had set that expectation. I guess it, yeah, we just, I was like, dang, I wish we would have gotten everything done. I just feel like we had more to do and it was just a bummer. Dude, it was so cool that I thought when I was doing my picture, I'm like, should I give him like, 30 seconds?

No, because I... Like a week before I said I have this 90... No, no, no. Just to kind of get the feeling of it. Let him know how it feels. Then he took the catering to go, sat in his car and ate it. There was mayonnaise on it.

I'm not eating it. I hate mayonnaise. I had no lunch. And they promised there to be lunch. And I had no lunch. You should have the Italian one. There was one with no mayonnaise. That's the one I had to eat.

I had to pick the tomatoes off. So a little lesson from something I learned the hard way that I do now. If you just tell people, respectfully what you want you meet their needs you give them your expectations you can say no and yes to lots of things for example they were like Bobby Amy do back-to-back nope okay we'll do the next one they were telling us to do poses and I was like no we don't do that one they're like turn the chair backward and said it nope it wasn't mean I just know that I'm not gonna like that picture so let's

not waste anybody's time direct communication saves everybody time and it's professional turn the chair around do that nope it's business that's interesting They told lunchbox to jump and like he can't jump. I saw the picture to him jump. He was trying hard. No, I didn't understand what they were saying. They were like trying to do like toe taps. I'm like, who jumps like that?

They told him at one point like, can you do the Jordan logo? And they're like, no, I said, can I do the Jordan logo? And they said, no, tap your heels together. I'm like, who jumps to tap their heels together? They asked me to jump. I said. No. Nope.

I was very confused by that one. I was like, I don't really understand. Because I don't want that picture existing anywhere when it looks stupid even if we don't use it. I was glad you said no to the back. back to back thank you because I probably don't like okay they said Amy Bobby back to back I said we're not doing a buddy cop picture what a buddy cop that's what it looks like turn yeah yeah yeah or whatever it starts skiing hutch yeah that's what it would that'd be good but yeah it was good we'll have pictures Abby I'm sorry I

don't feel I got it's fine I'm good it was not baller it was baller although Eddie did say Eddie was at the house yesterday and he goes if they make a movie about you when you die or something or whatever I'm gonna be sure to put that scene in there. I mean like guys you got to do the photo shoot scene like that's got to be part of the movie. It does represent a lot about how you manage your time like in a nutshell it sums up like how you operate. I have to. We all have to. We all we can set our boundaries and live within them and I said one minute. And you mint it. Yeah yeah. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

For the eighth year we are building a home for a hero. This is super exciting. We have a new patriotic Pimpin' Joy line that's out. Now, I'm not sure what is all currently up on the website and available, but you can go to Bobby Bones.com and get your own. It's going to the hero and his family, USAF Technical Sergeant, Daniel Bestein. He called him with his wife to share his story and talk about his time serving and the things that have happened over the course of the last several years

and why it's so important that we build this home for him and his family. So I hope you get inspired in multiple ways, but even more inspired that you go to Bobby bones.com and get yourself a new patriotic Pimp and Joy t-shirt, which were designed by Bobby's wife, Caitlin, and they're so fun, so beautiful, and you'll get them in time to wear and rock on 4th of July. But this is who it's going to 100% of the proceeds. So here's that interview, and then maybe pause. Best Fits for a hot second.

Go buy them and then come right back. Number three. With us now, U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant. Daniel Beasting. How's it going, guys? I see your wife's there too. How are you guys? Good.

How about you? This is my wife, Alicia. Hey, Lisa. Good to see you. Hi. And where do you guys live? We live in Rotunda West down in Florida. You guys have gators down there?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You ever see gators just walking around the yard? Absolutely. Oh, yeah, I'm out. No chance. So here's the deal. Every year, what we do is we work with our listeners and we try to help out a hero.

And we've teamed up with building homes for heroes to actually help you. guys. So I do want to know what's happened with you guys because I know that after you had served building homes for heroes, they had built you a home initially, Daniels, that true? They had gifted us a mortgage-free home. It had been a foreclosure that a bank had donated to them. And so then what happened to the home? So we lived in the home for nine years and then we got hit with Hurricane Ian. It kind of perched right off the coast there. And we said, that in the in the in the eye wall for about 10 hours. Mm.

And it really just did a number on our house. Yeah, we can't live in it. Try to figure out what we're going to do. Well, that's why that's why I'm with you guys right now. What we want to do is we want to, let's do it again. We want to team up building homes for heroes and we want to build you a new house. So. Wow.

That's why we're here right now because we just appreciate your service. Can you tell me a little bit about your service like where you went, what you did, what happened to you like that kind of stuff? I got to go visit Iraq and we were just under constant rocket fire at least every other day. When you return home from something like that, like how do you get through that? Did you have some crazy PTSD? Yes. The PTSD actually didn't start showing its head until a few years later after I started doing the sensor operator stuff on the Reaper.

and I got back into that everyday being at-war mindset. When you first come home, everybody's still in that mindset. And it doesn't become PTSD until it doesn't go away. As his wife, how difficult was that when he came home and he's trying to adjust back to a civilian life? The first time when he went, our daughter was about eight months old. And so that was definitely a struggle because she didn't know her dad. she thought he was a TV remote that she got stopped to. So yeah,

there's plenty of times when he came home that a car would backfire or the alarm. We lived on base. And so they would have like sirens go off every so often for trainings that he would grab us and throw us under the table thinking it was a missile alarm going off. You kind of dealt with it and just constantly said, it's okay. You're home. Physically, did you?

Did anything happen to you while you were overseas? I broke my spine while I was in Alaska. I had to have multiple foot surgeries from my feet got deformed from all the running on concrete having to do. Wow. And so, yeah, I've got nine pieces of metal in my right foot, six pieces of metal in my left foot. I have part of my left calf ripped off. and I've had 20 something tendon surgeries. Wow.

To try that, yes. So how long did you serve overall? I was nine and a half years. I joined in February of 2005, and it was August of 2011. Like of the medal, accommodations medals. I mean,

it sounds like you've been through the ring or surely you've got some... I have some, I have aerial achievement medal. I have quite a few, I have quite a large ribbon rack. Yeah, I bet. It's not, they should give you more, you give you every ribbon. They should go to Hobby Lobby and give you every ribbon.

They should cut every ribbon to Hobby Lobby and give it to you. I appreciate that, but there's a lot of ribbons that I definitely did not earn and I would not wear. We're on now with U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant Daniel Beasting. And so what we want to do is we, in essence, just want to build you at home. We know that you move back. You've had difficulty. and then a freaking hurricane comes and kills your house. It's like, what else can happen to you guys?

So hopefully we can counterbalance that a little bit. And what we want to do is put us on this show and our listeners, and we want to raise as absolute much money as we can and hopefully help you in this situation to get you guys at home so that you can live the life that you deserve to live for all that you've done for us. So we just wanted to come on and hear your story and tell you we're going to put ourselves to work now.

And hopefully, very soon in the coming weeks, we'll be able to call you back and let you go, all right, we, meaning this show, our listeners, the B team, like we got you. Like, that's the goal. And it is a real pleasure to get to talk with you. And thank you for everything that you've done and everything you're still going through. Because that stuff's hard. I don't even understand. That stuff's hard.

So thanks. I don't even know what to say. Thank you. Thank you so much. Well, I think our next call will be very happy. And we want to make your life a little easier. So let us get to work and we will talk to you very, very soon. Thank you for spending time with us.

Thank you very much. And thank you for your, for the work you do with building homes for heroes because they have really been such a great help to us. And they've really stepped up when they didn't have to. And thank you for all the work you guys do with them. I don't have the courage to serve. I'm actually a huge wimp. So this is, you know, close I can get.

It ain't even close. I'm be honest with you. So thankful that people like you have the courage to do it. because, yeah, I sit behind a microphone. So let me do the microphone stuff, and hopefully we'll talk again very, very soon. Thank you guys, and I'll see you. I'll see you soon, okay?

Thank you. All right. And so what we're going to do, everybody that's listening right now, are limited edition, patriotic, Pimp and Joy line. Is it up now? Yes, it is up now.

It is up. Okay, we have a whole new line, and what we want you to do is go check it out, and we don't keep any of the money. We have built seven homes. This might be eight. coming up, but it is something, yes, that we've done every year around Fourth of July so that you have something patriotic to wear.

A whole new line too. Yeah, it's a whole... Looks different. It's super cool. I'm actually obsessed with all of it, and you just wear it, and you just wear it, and you have something. You could wear it year around, but with Fourth of July coming up, it's an excuse to purchase something patriotic, but then also it's a conversation starter. Maybe when you wear it out at the barbecue or whatever you're doing and say, yeah, this shirt helped build a home for a veteran that has...

been through a lot and then it's special. Yeah, go to bobbybones.com now, right? Now, N-O-W? Now. Now. And get a shirt, get a hat, get a hoodie. There's like Statue of Liberty ones. It's America. I mean, it's America.

We're helping Americans that actually allow us to live in this America. So we encourage you to go to bobbybones.com. Now? Now. Now. Now. And then if you might, maybe you're seeing Pippin'Joy, just know that that represents spreading joy,

which is what we're doing for veterans when we do this. and we've been able to help countless organizations. But it's Fourth of July every year that we do this. And if you order now, you will get it in time for Fourth of July. And we don't keep any of the money. Never. No money. We keep no money.

Okay. Thank you. And yeah, let's get to work. Appreciate you guys. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program.

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Stories from the Frontiers of Marketing on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. These next two segments are insane. We had some big moments on the show this week. Well, segments that have been talked about for months and months and months that have finally come to fruition. and I know a lot of you guys are like, I'm so tired of all these bits not paying off well. We had two that finally did. So coming in at this number two spot,

Ray Mundo finally got his truck back from artist Chase Matthew. So you may recall a couple months ago, Ray Mundo was talking all about how his truck is broken and he's had issues with this car, but he's also had it forever. Chase Matthew came in studio and he works on cars. He's very knowledgeable and just has a passion for this. And so he took Raymondo's truck and was like, yeah, I'll fix it up.

I'll make sure it runs good and we'll even add some special things to it. And so the truck is back into Ray Mundo's hands. Chase Matthew stopped by the studio. He performed. We talked to him for a bit and then he surprised Ray with this brand new truck. And it was so epic. I don't even feel like the audio is going to do it justice. So go to our social media or YouTube to watch the whole video.

But Chase and his team did incredible with Ray Mundo's truck. Number two. On the Bobby Bone Show. now. Chase Matthew. Chase, what's up, buddy? Good to see you again. What's up? We're here. He's here, and we got a whole thing we're going to do because he took Ray's truck away. Remember? Everybody? Yeah. Ray's truck is his... Ray, what do you have? You have a Chevy Trailblazer? They don't even make him anymore. He's a trailblazer, and it's pretty beat up. And Chase was his, he served his first

life as a mechanic, which is super cool. And we don't know what he did to it. But at one point, Chase, Ray got a call going, hey, is your blazer in an alley? It was in an alley I don't know what happened Some miscommunication between me and some people But yeah Shout out Brian's motorsports For getting it put together

And getting it out of the alley Yeah Yeah we wondered about that alley But it's all good And Ray doesn't know what's going on By the way, Chase and grad's on the song Is killing it Even from when we saw you last time

Like it's flying up the charts Are more people like singing it louder Like are you feeling that more? Yeah, yeah, it's definitely like, it's crazy because, you know, understanding like radio, it's not a new song. So like me, this being my first song, radio, like understanding that it almost feels like a re-release. Like it almost feels like it's because people come up to us all the time. They're like, yo, I love your new song. We're like, what new song?

Love you get. Oh, that's been out of like a year and a half. Like, but we're finding new fans every day, you know, through radio. So it's really cool. It's like a re-release and makes me more excited for the song. Yeah, it's like exposure to people who may not have found you, but now they have. they kind of love it and love you. Because he's never played in here.

So I thought Chase had come in a play. We could talk a little bit and then we could do the reveal with Ray. Because I don't know what happened to race truck either. It may not even be a truck anymore. Maybe a convertible. Maybe El Camino. We don't know what's happening out there. He came back with a seven-cylinder in it, dude.

Chase Matthew is here. You want to introduce your partner up here? Yeah. So this is Connor Fieler. He's an awesome artist as well. He's an artist before he's anything here, man. And he graduated from Belmont. I guess she's still in Belmont.

He told me he dropped out, if I'm being honest. Yeah, you dropped out. Wow. Welcome to the team, buddy, the dropouts. That's us. All right, here's Chase Matthew. We're going to do this song first. Here is Love You Again.

Is that what you're doing? You got it. All right, here, Bobby Vaughn's show. Go ahead, Chase. I post the live performance on the podcast. But if you go to our YouTube page, you can... All right. Now back to the podcast.

And you guys can watch that on our YouTube as well, so go watch. Chase Matthew in studio. When did you start playing guitar? How old? Oh, dude. I've had a guitar in my hand for as long as I can remember. I got my first guitar and I was like two, I think. No kidding.

There's a video of it on a camcorder and it's in one of my music videos born for this. But yeah, like I got like a little white acoustic or not it was electric actually. And I still have it till this day. Yeah, it was like two years old. Did you get a new truck? I maybe. Like a big jacked up. Oh, yeah.

Well, not new, but it has a ton of new stuff done to it. I've had it for a while. Okay, I saw the picture of it. Are you not worried that people are going to see. It got like spikes coming off the wheels and stuff. Yeah. aren't people going to see that and be like, just freaking chase Matthew?

Aren't you worried about that at all? Like, they'd chase you home. Oh, that's why you got spikes on the tires. So you can, like, run them off the road. James Bond? I actually had to get, like, a new gate put in my house because my truck wouldn't fit through my old one. So I had to have a 14-foot gate put in

because the 12-foot, it wouldn't clear it. So, yeah, I mean, it definitely doesn't stay in a lane on its own. Where did this truck love come from? I know you're a mechanic, but when did it turn into, like, yeah, the love of, like, having big ones? Well, so I think my love for, like, just building cool stuff just came from coming from nothing. Because, like, my first car I ever had was, like, a 1996 or 95. I can't even remember what year it was.

I don't think I never, well, I don't think we ever figured out what year it was because it didn't have a title. So, yeah, my dad bought it from a car lot and, like, paid it off and they never gave him the title, like, some little hole in the wall car lot. And he ended up passing it down to me. But, yeah, I mean, I remember wanting to lift that thing and, like, just build something. cool out of it, built a cool, you know, woods jeep. And we ended up doing that. And that's where I just started doing custom stuff to cars and ended up doing it for a job. So, and then that's just spiraled into an addiction. It's still fun. It's still fun. It's still fun. Oh, yeah. Yeah, wait till you see Ramundo's break. Well, then why don't we do this? So what we're going to do is we're

going to do the reveal. Ray hasn't seen his trailblazer. He told us they don't even make this trailblazer anymore. I believe that would be called discontinued. Yeah, yeah. Not that it's like, you know, an old like Model T. And it's like, it's discontinued. Why, Ray, do you think it was discontinued? I think honestly, the cars fall apart. They have faulty wipers. They needed to because the next generation of people,

they don't need to deal with what I've had to deal with. Yeah, you've really been through a lot, buddy. Yeah. So Chase took the car. It's been gone for a month. We have no idea what he's done with it. Oh, if it has spikes in the tire, I'm not. Come on.

That'd be hilarious. It's got guns into this, too, too, too, on the side. It has been disassembled and put back together like four times. It's been a It's been a party, yeah Well then why don't we Take a break And we'll go out and do the reveal

Ray, ready for this? Are you gonna cry? We want you to cry, buddy. I just don't even know if I'm gonna recognize my vehicle That I've been with for 15 years It's crazy. I have so many emotions right now

And my wife at the same time Tell me, where's your vehicle So a country artist is fixing it? Is that a true story? Yeah, it is. That is kind of sounds like a lie I know. That somebody took your truck.

Okay, we're gonna come back With Ray and Chase Matthew And we will hear and see all about the truck in just a second. Ray, what was wrong with it? Wipers didn't work. Yeah, wipers was a little oil issue and then on the side it was scraped up. But I mean, that was just like cosmetics.

I didn't care that much about that. And how long has it been gone, Ray? Month, right? Yeah, I don't know. He's been working on the wipers. It's been a month long and new wipers. That's what it is, new wipers. Chase, are you nervous about the reveal?

Do you feel good about it? Yeah, because I didn't put new wipers on it. Oh, no. Oh, no. Okay, I'm going to be honest. So the, it's missing one of the wipers. arms and the wiper arms like you they're hard to find and so I was going to go to the junkyard and just grab a new one and just make it look new but like his truck is missing a wiper arm it's

missing a wiper arm oh boy yeah but the one wiper arm works it's on the driver's side and it works it works so yeah he could drive it in the rain until it comes in the mail I got one on the way though okay so we don't know what it is chase if you and ray want to walk out let's go chase ray you're ready going out to the garage his trailblazer is covered with a sheet and we're going to do the reveal. We got cameras out there. You guys good, Scuba? Okay, they're walking out. Yeah, here we go. Walking out to the garage now. Yeah, yeah. I think we have a microphone all the way down. That's why we're hearing that hiss. Oh. Oh, in the garage. Yeah. Yeah, I saw Scuba like connecting a bunch of wires together. Yeah, they're going out the door. Ray, where are you? Yeah, it's me and Chase. We're

chilling right here by the door. They're not letting me turn around. The car, I guess, is under a sheet or something. It's behind me. So I'm like walking backwards. I don't know. I'm about to leave the door right now. Okay, Ray's walking into the garage. Go ahead. Yeah, yeah. Head is down. Chase is leading me there. I'm in the parking garage right now. Boom! Oh, you have got to be kidding me. It's like Matt Black. What? Oh, my God. It's got a Matt Black. It's got a lot. It's got a rack on top. It's got green light. Oh, this is the coolest thing I've ever seen. It's murdered out like you like to say. I can't even believe this right now. Ray, describe the car. Okay, so the car, the car, is just pimped out black.

There's green lights. It says my name where it used to say Chevy. It now says Ray Moon. What? Eddie, you got go look at this. Amy, go out there. Amy, go out there. Oh, my God. Yeah, I mean, the tires before I had had been worn for like three years. This one can like climb

a mountain. I don't think there's any damage on this right side. Dude, this is the coolest thing. This is one of the coolest thing I've ever seen. Really? Yeah. The brand new door, I can't even recognize that whole side of the vehicles. You used to not able to open those doors hey the get amy's coming out there give amy the mic for a second here comes amy she's she's screaming here's amy oh oh oh i love a matt black actually can y'all that's i don't even

know how to describe what is happening this looks like a brand new car we all we all we all and now he's turning all those lights different colors on his truck the lights change colors yeah yeah this is the sickest thing ever seen that's just straight up blacked out turquoise i got a little remote control whatever color I want to roll down the interstate in I just turn it to that color. Do you see it Eddie? No dude I'm no idea what this looks like I'm over here. I mean I don't even I did this is almost like it's not my vehicle no dude it's it's I'm gonna show Eddie what it looks like I can tell us my vehicle is when I open the door and then I see it's the old trailblazer interior dude this is no bro right hey hey right you got new rims bro all right here we go we're walking a little bit

and the look the Raimundo so we did uh started off with the body work getting all the bodywork stuff done and getting all the dense and the door fixed. This thing has been like completely wrapped by our boys over at Cope's Print Shop. We got all the custom offsets upgrades, wheels, tires. You got 20 inch wheels. You got 31 inch all-terrain mud tires. If you want to go, if you had Brian's motorsports go over all the front end components. So you got all new struts and shocks all the way around, tie rods, ball joints, wheel bearings, everything. I did a little, little something, something on the inside for you. I mean, you're here in the industry. You're part of it. I think you should hop in and let me show you how good this thing sounds.

Oh, we're going to gun it or what? No, we're going to just start it up and play some songs. Ray wants to wreck it. He's like, let's gun it. All right, so apparently the, there's like an LED screen in here. What was it before, Ray? You got a 2006 with car play, buddy. Dude, we got the iPhone now connects to the car.

Look at it. Yeah, hornworks. system installed by Brian's Motorsports, kicker L7, 10-inch sub-up from the back. You've got a bass knob here so you can control how much you want. That was only half. So if you want to get in the vibe, bro, play some crazy music right before, get hyped up before the show.

You've got the opportunity to now. Dude, so that was only half as loud. Apparently can go louder. It's got the tweeter speakers. What's his little red button right here? Is that thing like... Don't push it. Boom.

Okay, here you go. Look in front of you when you hit it. Hitting the white bar. What does that do? changes color or something? Oh, there we go. Oh, it's flashing all different colors. So with the light bar, it looks like it's a car. That light on top he could turn blue. It looks like that's dangerous.

No, my son would literally. Amy's back. Amy's back. He would be like undercover cop. And you can see everything at nighttime. I wouldn't, I would highly encourage you though. If someone bright light light you, hit them back. Yeah, so with this light bar, if I got to see deer or anything, I just hit the light bar. There's somebody in the garage right now. I'm just going to turn on the light bar just so they know I'm here. Wow. Wow. Wow. The respect.

is already there. Ray, what do you want to say to Chase? Dude, Chase, real talk. Thank you very much. This has been my baby. I mean, at one point, I was in college here. I would, nights after the bars, I'd stay in here, and then I drove from Austin to Nashville. I got married. I dated my wife in this. I did everything in this car. And the fact, I've even had an Uber job, but I used to use this car, the fact it's still rolling. And we're going to rock another 100,000 thanks to Chase Matthew. All right. Ray, you guys come back. That's awesome. Amy, I mean, I mean, it's unbelievable. It looks like a new car. It looks so good. I can't. I mean, it looks like you would be at a car lot and you would see that car for sale like new. You would have no, because we all know what Ray's look like before.

Trust me. It does not look like that at all. And then the speaker system is like like, it's like, that's the kind of stuff that, you know, my friends in high school would have freaked it out over. Yeah. Okay, look, we'll put it all up on Biblewomes.com on our YouTube Chase Matthew, he is the dude. That's cool. He built Ray's. It's legit. Chase, we appreciate you, buddy. Ray, have fun. Go home, dude.

Oh, he's gone. He's out of here. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. And another bit that got paid off is coming in at the number one spot because it was so wild is Eddie now has hair on his head. So we had Nashville hair replacement come in and they gave him what we would use to refer

to this as a toupee, but it's not a toupee. We learned it is a hair system. So Eddie now has a hair system on his head and he looks so different in a good way and everybody's super excited for him. Eddie is still getting used to it himself and so is his wife. But that's okay. Eddie looks great. He feels confident and we'll see if he decides to keep it. But you're going to hear the whole process of him getting this hair and all the questions we have for this hair system and what all Eddie can do with it now. And yeah, it's pretty exciting. So once you listen to this, again, go check out our social media. A lot of content up this week. And I don't ever want to hear Lunchbox Day. I don't create content because I do. And all of these were planned before

lunchbox ever said anything. If you don't know what I'm talking about, make sure to check up on the post shows. It gets a little dicey over there. some days. And this week, it kind of did for lunchbox and I. But for now, you're about to hear Eddie get his brand new stinking hair. Number one. In studio right now, Julie Taylor, owner of Jay Banks Salon and Nashville hair replacement. Am I saying that right? Okay. So Julie, we're here because Eddie is... I'm here to make Eddie look 10 years younger. Yes. Can we do 15?

I can do 15. Yeah, let's go. Is that what you typically see with... It's amazing. And the confidence that they shine through after they get hair. They feel like themselves again. I have so many questions. And so let's roll through some questions because what's going to happen is we're going to let Eddie and Julie go off

and she's going to... Let's talk about the process, but Eddie's going to have a new head of hair today. It's amazing. So what is the process? You'll leave this room with Eddie and what do you do? It's a pretty simple process.

I mean, it's non-surgical hair replacement. Is that his hair you're going to put on his head? That's it. Wow. That is a lot of hair. That's a mop. Then you look like Enrique Iglesias. Yes.

It's like a mop now, but you guys, it will look natural when I get it on you. Okay, so you will, that won't be my hairstyle? No, that's not going to be your hairstyle. I mean, unless you want that. That's pretty cool. It's shaggy dog. So you're going to cut it. I'm going to cut the heck out of it.

It will look like a natural. It's going to look like his hair. People will not know. So what do you do? So you walk out with Eddie, when you guys do your thing, you, he takes his hat off. Do you like shave part of his head? I am going to shave you a grandpa haircut today. So he'll look like Dr. Phil and his top of his head.

He will for a minute. And how long will this thing stay on his head before, like, it starts to, like, fall off? So monthly maintenance. Once a month, you come to the salon, I take it off. It's like a haircut. It is, yeah. I mean, that's all it takes to wear a system. So once that thing is on my head, that's my wig?

It's yours. Do you call it? It feels like second skin. Is wig and toupee are insulting? I hear you're calling it a system. The technology in this, it's a modern men's hair. system. I'm not worried though if I do a little dive off the diving board that's going to fall off at the pool. It will never fly off like you see in the movie. It hasn't always thought. Ever. I'm so excited about this.

Me too. And I do drive a Jeep and I love the hair in my wind idea. Like I've been dreaming about that. Oh, my clients live their best life with the wind and their hair. Yes. Wouldn't you say my clients, do you have to book them like with a buffer in between or do they mind if clients see clients? You know, because I feel like they might not want to tell people. That's a good point. Like they don't want to run into somebody else who's getting it. You have a 30-minute buffer. So we don't have that yet. We do have private rooms.

I would say 50% of the clients that wear these, they want to flaunt it. They don't care that people know that they're wearing it. It's like my boob job. What? My boob job. Want everybody to know. Right. You know, other clients, the high profiles, I can do them, you know, on a day off

or certain hours of the salon are closed and stuff like that. How long have you been doing this version of your work? This version, about five years. And what's the difference? Because, again, we've only seen movies where the people's like fall off or they're like pointing and they have no idea. This is so far past that, right? It's so far past it. There's so many tape and glue options.

We're going to go in and go with the basic option for you, Eddie. Just with glue. And like I said, you won't even feel it. You're going to be surprised. Okay, so we're going to keep her on here for a second. We're with Julie Taylor. She is the owner of Jaybank Salon. and Nashville hair replacement.

Are you trained to cut hair as well? Oh, yeah, I do at all. Really? But mainly, this is all I do. But did you learn to cut hair, though, before you did? Oh, yeah. So you were a hairstylist. That's cool.

So we're also going to link her, and we're going to put her in the podcast show notes so you can find the Instagram and stuff. But the website is Nashvillehair Replacement.com. Do you have clients all over the country? All over the country. Because our show is all over the country. Oh, cool.

So Nashville hair replacement.com. What do we call it, Julie? Because we don't say toupee. What do we say it? Modern men's hair. But if we're saying Eddie's about to get new hair, what's going to be on his head? A hair system. That's my system, man.

Sorry, man. Leave it alone. Julie's here, and Eddie's going to have new hair with a new hair system in the next hour or so. We'll do the reveal on the air. And Eddie, what are your thoughts? You're about to get a new hair system? I have questions. Go ahead.

Is that real hair? It's human hair. Whoa. Oh, my gosh. Where do you get the hair? I have a U.S. manufacturer that does. this and distributor and stuff. I keep most of the hair systems in stock at the

salon. What on earth? I'm wearing somebody else's hair. But it's not somebody who died and gave you their hair. Maybe. Like an organ. It's like somebody who just donated their hair. It's donated. Wow. So when I donated my hair, I could have been a system on someone else. You could, but they said your hair was too gross. They used it for the oil spill. I didn't remember. Pick up the oil. It was needed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And can people donate their hair

to you? Or they have to go through a process? It goes through a whole process. Yeah. You're gonna be wearing somebody else's. That's crazy. That's crazy to think about it. But it's real, though. No, I know. I know.

It's okay. So, um, the styles. Can I put like gel in it, a little bit of a pomade? But they, they style really easily. They've got just enough texture in them. The haircut is going to just style itself. Oh.

You know, my goal is you just run your hands through your hair and that's it. Let's just say it's a really windy day. Mm-hmm. It's not going to fly off. No, it's not going to fly off. At all like 17 miles. I've had people tested.

I've had people. surf in it and you're all kinds of crazy roller coasters and stuff and it has not fun. Oh, wow. Okay. Okay, you're good. Eddie, your thoughts, your emotions right now. I'm super excited. Like, the fact that I'm going to have hair in the next few minutes is amazing. Good hair.

Good hair. Will you show her your head? Yeah, she's seen it. Because we're going to have to see it before and after. I don't have seen the pictures. She's seen it. So, what do you think about that head? I mean, that's the top part.

He's the perfect candidate. Wow. He's going to have a good-looking? Because he's so good-looking? Two hours. Yeah. Dang. Eddie, do you have a hair?

cut in mind because you've been dreaming about this number of years. Just so much. Like, I mean, I've always liked the high and tight, but I don't know if that's still in. Is that still in the high and tight? Yeah. Dude, I'd have a little, like, have a little. You need to have some extra, dude. Like, I do. Like, mine's not long, but there's a little like fluffy, you know? Like, so

once I decide the style, though, can I choose a different one? Like, if I go a little long at the beginning, can I come in and be like, I need to cut this off a little bit. But you can't go the opposite. Right. Because it doesn't grow. Okay. So that's why I should go a little shaggier. What about bedhead? Am I going to have bedhead in the morning? You will and you're going to love it.

Congratulations, buddy. Wow. I've never had bedhead. Like, what, in a long time. Are you nervous about shaving your head? No, because if I don't like it, I'll just shave my whole head again, you know? True. Exactly.

And we'll just start from zero. Yep. But you'll like it. I think I'm going to love it, dude. Yeah, you will. Okay. Is there a way, because we'll check in, we're going to send you guys off to do your work. But is there a way that he can't see what's happening until the very end?

Yeah, there's not a mirror in your office. Whoa, whoa. No. No. No. You know, we want the reveal to you to also be. It's like when someone puts on those colorblind glasses and they start crying because they're like, I see color. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. But you can't go to the hair salon and not look in the mirror. Yeah, no, you can. They turn you around. Like, I got my hair chopped off recently and I didn't see a thing until she was done styling in. It was so fun when she spun me around. Like, it's fun, Eddie. So do you think we know a lot of people with these on and we just don't know it?

Oh, yeah. What if right now I got extra vulnerable when I went, look, guys. That'd be crazy. Yeah, that would be. Have you ever had to sign like an NDA? No, not yet. But they just trust you? Yeah.

Okay. You know what? I didn't tell my wife I'm doing this today. But she doesn't know at all. I mean, she knows that I was thinking about doing it, but she doesn't know it's today. Then don't say anything about it. Go home. See if she notices.

Yeah. No one's going to notice. Okay. We're going to let you guys go do your work. But, okay, Julie Taylor is here, which, by the way, you guys go to Nashville hair replacement. com. She has clients all over the country. you know, do you travel?

Like, do you do... I travel some, yeah. Okay, let's see how it goes. All right, Julie. Eddie, Julie, you guys go do your thing. When Eddie comes back, he'll be a new man. Yeah. Watch the confidence level.

15 years younger. I might be... I'm going to be honest. A dude has never really turned me on, but I'm worried. You walk in and I'm turned on by it. You know what? That's a risk I'm willing to take. All right, Eddie and Julie are hopping out.

Checking back with Eddie right now. He is back in my office. He has no mirror. He is getting, Amy, what do you call it, a hair? System. A hair system put on. Eddie has been bald, and he's worn a hat for years and years. And he didn't want to have surgery, even though we offered them up.

By surgery, like hair transplant. Yeah, I'll have a great option with a wonderful doctor. So I said, what about one of these? We called it a wig or a toupee. That's not what it's called. It's a system, we're told. And so Julie Taylor's back with Eddie. It's going to take about an hour or so.

Eddie, what's happened so far? Oh, dude, I don't know. Like, I've had, I can't see anything. So I've heard a razor go on the top of my head. Oh, she razor shaved your head. Wow. She had to get down there. He got the Dr. Phil treatment, straight up bold.

Dude, so much that it's like she was rubbing her hands on there, like putting glue up there. And it sounded like sandpaper. I'm like, oh, my goodness. Do you have hair on your head as of right now? Oh, yeah. I mean, I think, I can't, again. So for the last, like, five minutes, I've had my eyes closed because, There's a mirror that she's holding and I don't want to see it.

So I don't really know other than I did get my system put on. It's glued on right now. And it's human hair, right? It's human hair that's been donated. And so it's a whole head of hair. Is she like cutting around your already hair on your head? Now it's almost like I'm just getting a haircut bones. Like I am just at the salon right now getting my haircut.

I hear spraying, a little scissoring there, and then putting some products. in there. It's just like I'm getting my hair cut. How does that feel? It feels awesome. It does feel, though, that I can have something on my head. Like a beanbag maybe. That's what we feel every day of our lives. Welcome to the party, man.

Yeah. Oh, that's what it is. It's called hair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Eddie is getting his hair system put on right now, which, by the way, social media influencers made Julie Taylor a big deal because people were getting it done and then posting it, and she blew up nationally. Oh, wow. Okay. And her website

site is Nashville hair replacement.com. In mere minutes. What's up, Eddie? This is amazing, dude. In mere minutes, Eddie's going to walk in, and he hasn't even seen it yet. This is, like, that TV show, remember, I mean, it was awful. Oh, that's awful. Well, yeah, that.

Or, this was awful. I didn't like this show. But, yeah, they were, like, they called them, like, the little duckling, and then they emerged and they were a swan in front of the mirror. That's not nice. Well, that, too, they did, like, teeth and plastic surgery. Oh, yeah, no. I mean, it was extreme.

You're going to be our swan, Eddie. You're about to be a swan. You're going to be a little swan. You haven't told your wife. No. I didn't tell her that I was doing this today. Okay. We'll check back with Eddie.

Eddie, are you able to tell me something good from back there? Yeah, dude. Of course. We'll check with Eddie in just a few minutes. All right, it's that time. Eddie's about to walk in. He has not seen his hair yet. The thing is, lunchbox is going to laugh regardless of how good or bad it is.

This is going to be incredible. Just because I'm used to bald dude. So, Eddie has a new hair system. Right, Julie, I said that right? Yeah. Yep. Taylor's been here for over an hour working with Eddie. You shaved his head completely bald with a razor or clippers?

With clippers. Okay. Just the grandpa haircut. Sure. Right in the middle. That's, you know, I guess that's a grandpa. I think it's like the bowl, the bowl on his head, like the ring. Like Danny DeVito.

So Eddie's going to come in. He has not seen his hair. How do you feel about Eddie's work? Do you feel like it looks good? Oh, yeah. Does he look natural in it? He looks 15 years younger. Does he think he's going to look good?

I think so. He's just, you know, it's just, you know, it's a little. funny because he hasn't seen it yet, so he doesn't really know how it's supposed to feel. Was he awkward in there? Like, didn't know what to say. He was not awkward. He was very calm and kept his eyes closed and yeah. Okay, well, did you laugh at all? There was

no laughing. Okay. It's just our friend, you know? Serious business. It is, and it is. However, it's our... I get it. You got to roast him a little bit, but you feel like this is one of your most successful cases? Oh, yeah. It's probably going to be a model after this.

He really was the perfect candidate for transformation. He's going to be on billboards. So at Nashville hair replacement.com. This is Julie Taylor and Eddie is not seeing his own hair, nor is he going to see it when he walks in. So he's going to sit with us first. We're going to see it. Do we want her to tell us what kind of haircuts you game or are we just going to see it? What style? We want me to prepare you all for it. Y'all, I just saw it through the class. I just saw it through the glass. Let's bring him in. Bring him in. Bring him in.

Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Wow. It's so good. Wow. That looks so real. Wow. I hear it looks so good and I hear a laugh. No, no, no.

And I hear a laugh. I wouldn't have known that was you, bro. Okay. What are you talking about? Hold on. Wow. You're telling you. What?

Fresh. This is not cool. Let me tell you. Eddie hasn't seen it. You look like your son. Yeah. That's crazy. More than ever.

It's like your 16-year-old son you do look like him. Your oldest son. When you walked in, it was like, oh, my, wow. Oh, I put money on the fact that he's keeping this look for the rest of his life. Are you serious? Yes, you're going to do the maintenance. There's no way you're getting rid of this. Are you serious?

I swear. You're going to see it. Dude, hold on. Hey, what kind of haircut do I have? Like, what's my style? I didn't even tell him. Okay, so I would say it's kind of like, so mine naturally goes forward. But sometimes on camera I'll have to like put it back just a little bit.

It's just got like a little cool poop. That's what that is. But it's long, like it's styled and stuff. You haven't touched it with your hand? No, dude, I haven't touched it. Honestly, I walked to the bathroom and I walked like my neck was stiff because I didn't want to like move it. And for the first time my life, well, not first time. But in a while, I'm like, is my hair in place?

Like, I look good. Dude, it looks real and it looks good. And no one has ever, if they don't know you, they will not know. No one's going to say, I wonder if that dude has anything on his head. Really? I get legit. Legit lunch. And he wants to make fun of you.

He wants to make fun of you. We told him he can't if he wants. Go ahead. It's hilarious because you have hair. But literally like Bobby said, if you're a stranger, you would have no idea you were a bald fool. Let's go! They would have no idea that you have a system in your hair.

That's my system. And you have like a side fade a bit. So if I get a haircut, it's like shorter here and it fades up a little bit. Like it's purposefully that way. I mean, I thought about telling her to do that skin tight like lunchbox does, but that's too much. I don't know if I can take you seriously. though.

It's hard. Why? Well, no, it's because we only know you as one way. Right. And a little bit I'm attracted to you. So that's difficult. I know. Okay.

Here we go. Eddie's now going to look at his new hair. I'm so ready. And go. Dang. I have hair. Dude, you know who I kind of look like? The dude from Ted Lassow.

Stop. A little bit. The assistant coach. Yeah. Do you not look like your son? I mean, yeah. I mean, I see it. Which makes sense.

He's your son. This is unbelievable. Isn't that crazy? What the crap? I have hair. I have hair. And it looks real. This is crazy, dude.

I don't know what to say. Dude, my wife's gonna flip when I get home. I haven't told her. And you're not gonna tell her, right? No, I'm just gonna show up. Hey, hey, make sure the kids are out of the house, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, hopefully.

Wow. Wow. So, Julie, question, can he touch it? Oh, yeah, you can find your hands through it. I don't know if it's like a dry, like a dry, I don't know when you can touch it. Yeah, it's totally dry. When can you take a shower?

Like all my ball. I don't have a bald spot on the back of my head. This is unbelievable. You want to touch it around, dude. Check it out, dude. Look. Wow. Oh my God, dude.

Can I touch it? Dude, that fades in like it. It's like a fade. She also did a great job with a haircut on it. That's what I'm saying. Like the fade in looks like legit. So Eddie has, Eddie has new hair. Wow.

Are there even little gray hairs mixed in? I gave them 10% gray. Obviously, I got a little bit right now. You can't even tell by... Easy, boat, easy. Am I going too hard on it? No, not at all. You can't even tell by the line.

There's no, like, line. But Bobby, do you see that gray hair? Oh, yeah. It looks like all of his hair. Yeah, no. Go show Amy. That's so smart. Okay, so Eddie has new...

Julie, you're the Picasso of heads. Thank you. Thank you. Hey, you do look like Nate, dude. You do look like, I just pulled out the pictures. I'm like, dude. They both got the big nose and the... Okay, stop with the nose.

So, you had to cut his hair. hair that he had. It's, wow. Whoa. Whoa. Was it back in place? It's, yeah. It's tiles itself. It's not going to go anywhere, Eddie. This is so What? You can give it a tug. What? I would. No, tug it. No, do not let him tug it because he'll

no, no, no. It's, it's on. I hear you, but this Eddie, okay. I got to look at this again. Dude, I have hair. He's going to keep looking at it. It's unbelievable. I might look at myself for the rest of the day. It feels like those videos where people they're colorblind, put on the colorblind glasses that can see the colors the first time. It's pretty cool, dude. It's really cool.

Dude, I'm afraid I'm going to get into a car wreck on the way home. Looking in the mirror too much. Yeah, the whole time. Holy crap, this is amazing. No, I need you to not keep this because I got to be able to make funny you for being bald, man. No, I think that's over. No, I think that might be done. So, here's what we're going to do.

Wow. Hey, your Instagram, is it just... Yeah, it's producer, Eddie. No, not you. There's, is it Nashville hair replacement? Okay. At Nashville hair replacement. Okay. at Nashville hair replacement.

The website is Nashville hair replacement.com. This is so good. Eddie, I want to take a picture for my wife. This is magic. Come over here. Yeah. Because she is going.

I know what she's going to say. That looks freaking awesome. Hold on. Wow. That is a glamour shot and you didn't even do anything. Tell me what she says. I will. And tell her not to text my wife.

Oh, good point. Oh, wait. Yeah, because she will. Julie, any final thoughts on Eddie? And if people, what do they do? Call you? Do you do a consultation? We do, yeah, free consultations in the salon

and even phone consultations for people that live out of state. Yeah, it's an easy process. And people fly in and get it done. She's the best. Holy crap. I cannot believe how real it looks. Dude, I have a system on my head. And he can work out and sweat and not worry about it.

Yes. My clients push it to the limits. I mean, yeah, very active. She said I can live a normal life. Just a normal life. Do my everyday stuff. It's like your headphones are on and off of his head. Dude, the picture of you looks awesome.

It just like a normal dude. I don't look like myself. That is unbelievable. Okay. We're going to put all the stuff on the website too up on our podcast notes at Nashville hair replacement on Instagram. Nashville hair replacement.com. Julie, thank you for your time. Eddie, you look great.

I hope you feel good about it. Thank you, Julie. Thank you so much. You may have changed my life. Listen, dude. She says that when people walk out of her salon, she notices they walk taller. I'm already feeling that. An instant confidence boost.

I think I've gained an inch just alone on my hair. Yeah. Oh, that's true. I am now six foot. Maybe six one. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Y'all, that's it for me this weekend. Thank you for hanging out and catching up with the show.

Again, check out part one, part three this weekend with Scoob of Steve. Or as I call him Scoobbs, I think you'll really like it. Or you can come hang out with me on social media at Webgirl Morgan. You can hang out with this. Show at Bobby Bone Show. That's all. I'm getting out of here. Everyone, have a great weekend.

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