The Bobby Bones Show - Tue Part 2: Top 5 Rejected Segments + Bobby Feud: Top 10 90’s Comedy Movies

Episode Date: December 3, 2024

Bobby shares the Top 5 rejected segments from the last 30 days that involve a seemingly naughty game from Amy. We play a round of the Bobby Feud where the show tries to guess the Top 10 Comedies from the 90s. Bobby also shares a dilemma about DMing a celebrity that follows him on Instagram and asks for our advice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone. Time now for the morning, Corny. The morning corny. What did gingerbread men use when they break their legs? What do gingerbread men use when they break their legs? Candy canes. Oh, that's good.

That was the morning corny. Tuesday Review's Day real quick. Let's get a couple in. Anybody watch Gladiator 2? Did you? I saw it. Dude, tell me it's awesome. It's pretty good.

Not as good as the first one. It's a little bit more ridiculous. Okay. The first one, it can't be as good as the first one. It's had 30 years or so to be a staple in American cinema culture. Yeah, one of the best movies of the 2000, the first one. Yes, let's say you didn't see the first one. Would you still like the second one?

Yeah. Really? It's just all the animals that they fight, it's like that could never happen. And so, but the CGI is a little suspect. It's like, it looks a little bad for a movie in 2024. The CGI is bad? Yeah. Oh, dang, that's not good.

But the movie, how accurate? Is it historic? Because the first one pretty accurate historically. The first one feels like it could happen. This one, no way this could happen. It was like Casper of the friendly ghost? They just decided, hey, let's make a fun action movie. Got it.

Well, I like it. I think you'll like it. Denzo Washington is really good in it. My wife has not seen Gladiator One and she wants to, because we went to the Coliseum, so she wants to see it. Will she like Gladiator One? She'll like Gladiator One, yeah. Will she like Gladiator 2? Maybe not.

Well, she liked Gladiator 1 so much. I can quickly turn her to watch Gladiator 2 before she hears it's not good. Yes. Did you watch Gladiator 2? No, I haven't seen 2, but I saw one fairly recently, like in the last year. And I was totally into it that I would have immediately been like, okay, let's go see 2. Thank you. I'm going to do that.

Okay. Review it. I give it four out of five swords. Okay, I'm going to give you a review here. I did finish all of From seasons 1, 2, and 3. It's listed as horror. It's like horror. I don't even know what it is.

Like suspense. Thriller. Something. And it's way less horror as it goes along. But you may have to look away real quick at times. Oh yeah, we look away all the time. I like away all the time. Especially it on the kissing scenes.

But it's a really good show. I'm going to do all three seasons. I'm going to review all three seasons at once here. I'm going to give it four out of five small town diners. It's on Amazon. If you have Amazon Prime, it's on MGM Plus, and they bought MGM Plus. You can watch it for free. It's about this town and whenever, these people don't know how they got there, how they get out.

But at nighttime, these monsters come out and you have to lock your doors or the monsters will trick you and eat you. And it gets way less monstery as it goes and more like figure it out. Kind of like Lost a little bit. And one of the guys from Lost is in it, one of the main guys. But I never watched Lost. I only know that because I read the thing. But I give it four out of five. I hate horror.

Same. I don't like scary movies. I don't like Freddy Krueger. Don't like Jason. This is not that. I ended up really liking that. In some seasons, like season one, four and a half out of five. Season two, three and a half.

Season three, four and a half. So it just comes out to about a four. But watch from, it's good. If you can get to the first whatever episodes, Tuesday, reviews day, boom. We'll do more later. Ranker has the top 10 90s comedy movies. So Ranker, anybody can go on the side. You just push up and down on an arrow and it ranks everything.

It's the Bobby feud. Can you name the top 10 90s comedy movies? Now what happens here is the show has no idea what the category is going to be until we presented to them live. They weren't even here for the tease. We rolled the dice backstage.

Amy, your first. Ranker has the top 10 90s comedy movies. Can you name the top 10? Go ahead. Dumb and Dumber. Show me dumb and dumber. No, number one answer. Happy Gilmore Happy Gilmore

Number three answer Good job Ace Ventura Ace Ventura Pet Detective Let's go Did not think this would be a strong suit for you But you're nailing it Okay

That's number five What year or I'm trying to think of Ranker has a list of the top ten 90s, 1990s comedy movies Can you name the top ten Seven left on the board Yeah Shoot I'm trying to think of this one

I can't get to it. Time. Just as a note to all of our listeners out there, anytime someone gives a hint, it could actually lead to another movie. Correct. Yeah, yeah. Lunchbox? Tommy Boy.

That's it. That's your number two answer. Billy Madison. Show me Adam Sandler and Billy Madison. Number seven answer. Lunchbox is now tied to me with nine points each. Now I'm in trouble. I don't know when the rest of these came out.

Give me American people. Pie. Good one. Was that 90s? 90s? 90s. Or it could be 2000, I don't know. Good one. That's a good one. American Pie did not make the list, though.

Eddie, over to you. Let's go with old school. We're going streaking. That's not the 90s. No. I'm not sure. Really? I thought we were college in.

Yeah, yeah. Old school, not it. Okay, we're round two of three. Points are now doubled. Off the list so far, our dumb and dumber at one. Tommy Boy at two. Happy Go Moore at three. Ace Ventura. detective at five, Billy Madison at seven, top 10 90s comedy movies. Amy, five left.

Wayne's World? Show me Wayne's World. Good. Good. Amy, that's number eight. You got to 16 points there. Thank goodness. That was a funny one. Can you do any quote from Way's World? Tubular. That's a Ninja Turtle. Excellent. That's Bill and Ted. Oh, boy. That's a different movie. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Wayne's World a little different, yeah. Oh, Wayne's War. Party time. Okay. Swing.

Oh, yeah. Game on. Game off. So, yeah, no, I don't think I can quote that one. Okay, you got it, though. It's all matters. Bill and Ted's excellent adventure? I think late 80s, maybe.

Oh, okay. I wouldn't have fed you that one, though, if it was on the list. I was like, oh, no, if that's on there. I know, I wouldn't have fed it to it. Eddie's going to erupt. No, you would. Eddie would. Okay.

All right. Go ahead, lunchbox. Oh, hi. Oh, that's good. Mrs. Dalfire. Delfire. Dang. Worth six points.

That's 12 for lunchbox. You know what I like about high school girls? I get older and older, and they stay the same age. Dazed and confused. Question about that movie before if we ding it or not, because some of these, is that a comedy? No. I mean, it's funny, but I don't think it's a comedy. No, I wouldn't put it in a comedy.

You guys don't consider that a comedy? Like, it's funny, but it's not comedy. I don't, I wouldn't. I'm not saying it's not on the list. I would not consider it a comedy. I thought that was a comedy. Also, like, even if it was, like, really, really widely known. Yes.

Oh, I figured we were just into it because we were from Texas. You guys are way more into it than I am. Okay. That's a cult classic, man. Yeah, for Texans. A cult classic is different than a classic. All right. Eddie? Man, I'm going to go with There is Something About Mal.

Oh, come on. That's a good one. Something about Mary? Number nine answer Eddie with 18 points There are only two left on the board I might have the two I might have the two

My next one is the mask Show me the mask The mask number 10 answer worth 20 points I don't even seen it but I hear it's funny I don't think it's all that good Showtime That's right One left

Okay I'm gonna go with office space Show me off space? So, Amy? Mm-hmm. You got one left. Triple points. You can definitely do some damage here. I bet I could if I could think of anything.

I know. That's the tough part about not being able to think of stuff. Remote control or something? Oh, yeah, that's a good one. Gosh, that was so funny. With, um, oh. Oh. You already said remote.

I'm already in. I don't even know what that is, though. I don't know. That's not a movie. Yes, it is. What's the remote one? With Adam Sandler? Yeah.

Click. Okay, not call remote control. Remote control. I think it's going to click. Man. Lunchbox? Let me read you the ones? Yeah, please.

Give you a second to think. Dumb and Dumber, Tommy Boy, Happy Gilmore, Ace Ventura, Pet Detective, Mrs. Doubtfire, Billy Madison, Wayne's World. There's something about Marion the Mask. Top 10, 90s comedy movies. This is from Rancor. Can you name one that's missing? We're triple points.

Yeah, I know it. A lot of people call me this. Big Daddy. Big Daddy. Oh, good one. Show me big daddy. So first of all, let's play our winner, Eddie. His theme song.

Okay. Anybody have any other guesses like on their list? No. Oh, oh, oh, a million dollars. Oh, Austin Powers. Oh, no? The number four answer was the sand lot. What?

I don't think that's a comedy. Comedy? It's not a comedy. That's like days and confused. Interesting. I didn't make the list guys No, no, I know. Rancor did. Well, no, people did.

Like 10,000 people did on Rancor. Sanlots. Not a comedy. There's some funny parts, but it's not a comedy. But what would it be? It wouldn't be a drama. It's a teenage drama. Your favorite.

It's a family comedy. Family comedy? What is the day's confused list at? It's a comedy. It was? Yeah. Well, then we're wrong. What are you yelling, thank you for?

At least I was vindicated from my weird answer. No one argued with you. Well, I argued to myself. out of words. Thank you at yourself too. I sort of argue with it. Yeah. I think we debated more than argue because I was like,

I could see it, but I don't know. But if you were looking at, you would not look at Sam, I mean, when you look at like, Happy Gilmore, Sam Lawn is not. Those are adult comedy. Sandlot could be a kid's comedy. I guess so. Oh, yeah.

Well, apparently it is. It's a family comedy. And you can quote it. You're killing me, Smalls. Okay. hilarious. That's so funny. Eddie, you are the winner.

All right. Congratulations. Eddie wins again. All I do is win, man. Oh, yes. Okay. A duct tape Cheeto Puff sells for $20,000. Earlier we were talking about that duct tape banana that sold for $6 million and the guy ate it.

This is a duct tape Cheeto Puff. It sells for $20,000. Last week, Cheetos auctioned off, a Cheeto puff stuck to a wall. It sold for $20 grand. It was based off the banana art piece. It wasn't even like evasive, like a George Washington or Jesus or something. something. Just a banana.

One of one. So people bought it. Should we do something like this? I was just wondering that. Crafton 20. What if we just duct tape lunchbox to the wall? One of one. One of one, man.

That's from USA Today and that. Can you buy that yourself and say someone else bought it? Well, I think it comes with a certificate of authenticity that you bought the one. But things are valued. They're worth what people say they're worth. I would be afraid I bought this and then you would never be able to sell it. Because you're buying it. But like, what if I made this piece of art, right?

And it's an olive duct tape to a cardboard, whatever, right? And I give you $10,000. Bones, will you buy it for me? And then you buy it. I get the money back. And I say it's worth $10,000. That happens in sports cards a lot. What?

Oh, that's really smart. And people go, well, the last comp on this card was $10,000 so that value is up. So that's kind of frauding the system. But yeah, you can do that. Is that illegal? Sounds illegal. Not illegal. You ready to go viral, Eddie?

You're ready to go viral, Eddie? Let's... You give me $10,000. I'll buy something from you, and you'll be an artist that sold something for $10,000. The problem's going to be fining $10,000. Yeah, I don't have $10,000. And the fact that you're vocalizing it right now. That's true, too, that's true, too. A win is a win.

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a whole new side of me. Listen to Against All Odds with Iris Palmer as part of the MyCultura podcast network. available on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. A researcher named Cliff developed a software in 1997, this is computer software, to predict the future because he wanted to know what was happening with the stock market. So this is the 90s and he's like, can I build an algorithm to get rich? Then he realized the software was predicting much more than the stock market. And so here is an explanation clip. You're going to love this. This man called Cliff High developed a software program over 20 years.

years ago that scanned the entire internet and analyzed thematic patterns and language that people were using all over the world to predict the future. Now, these predictions all came with a precondition that cliff called temporal markers. And that's kind of like a precursor event, like a trigger event that has to happen before the prediction will come true. So it's like, I'm about to get rich. I'm about to see stuff that's going to happen. And then I'm about to get rich, which would be the goal if you were like a computer nerd, I wish I was. I could get rich like that. And so, As he's waiting for how to get rich, another prediction happened within this software. Go ahead.

Way back in 2009, this is crazy, honestly. The software program reported of a battle in our skies that got chaotic and out of hand between military jets and UFOs. And also interestingly, UFOs against other UFOs. And this would mark the beginning of an era where non-human intelligence became a part of our everyday reality. And this was all to take place. roughly 39 days after the trigger event happened. So after that temporal marker event. And that temporal marker event was Donald Trump being interviewed by Joe Rogan.

So, Joe Rogan wasn't even podcasting. And Donald Trump obviously wasn't running for president. And this in 2009 said the event that's going to happen before this is Trump on Rogan's interview. Wait, I'm telling you. So they said 39 days. That day is today.

Today? The exact day. That is today. That is today. That is today. Over the weekend, I was watching so many videos of, like, people seeing, like, UFOs up in the sky. It's in your algorithm, bones. You're in it. I know how to talk works.

You're in it. I know I take talk works. Tell me that's not weird, though. That is very weird. Because just the fact that they predicted Joe Rogan would have a podcast and Donald Trump would be a guest on the podcast. That's crazy. That's crazy.

Did they say podcasts or just interviewed by them? It doesn't matter. I mean, what do you? Oh, because I'm like, God, they were way ahead on the podcast. But Joe Rogan wasn't interviewing. I know. And then a war in the skies, that'd be coming. That'd be crazy.

I was watching a guy and he had one of those laser pointers, like a big green one. And he was like trying to shoot it up at the thing. He didn't know what it was. And I'm like, dude, that's a no-win. If it's an airplane, no-win, federal crime. If it's an alien, you've got to make them mad. They're going to bomb all of us. But today is that day.

So what do we expect today? Somewhere in the sky. something will be seen and then maybe we like fight with them or something okay I'm in frame so I'm not saying I believe it but I'm definitely looking forward today okay look up in the skies tonight but it did all the other stuff is real does that scare you guys at all no no no no yeah but I really want to fact check it like how do we know that the the audio like what he's producing and sharing is even real he maybe made it yesterday how do we even know there's a guy oh no they've been saying this for like five years this is all

all the stuff that's happening. And they've said it for five years, like Trump on Rogue. And they're like, well, Rogan's got a podcast, but Trump never went on. And then when he wasn't going to go on his president, they're like, well, it's not going to happen. And then he goes on, it's like, oh, oh, looks like today's December 3rd. Anyway, look to the skies tonight, everybody. Be very, very aware that today is the day it's supposed to happen. Time for the news. Bobby's big. Stories. You have a shopping addiction. Here are the signs. One, you solely shop or spend money as a result of feeling angry, depressed, anxious, or lonely. When I was looking

and I was very semi-serious about buying a Bob Ross painting, it was after Arkansas lost the football game. And it was just upset at the whole season. It was upset of everything. And I was like, I need to do something to feel better. And I was like, you know, it makes me feel good, Bob Ross? And then you know what?

Then I found a painting of his. I didn't buy it way too expensive. But that's why. Like, I wanted to like numb the pain. I'm so mad about the football season. Anyway, stupid. Who cares? Yeah.

I feel like I've been... I just want to play a song now. I'm already now. I'm triggered myself. I know, I triggered myself. What, Amy? I feel like I have had shopping addictions at times for those reasons, but I don't currently, which I think is growth, so...

You solely shop or spend money as a world of feeling angry, depressed, anxious, or lonely. You've had arguments with others about your shopping habits. You feel lost without credit cards. You've lied about how much money you've spent on something before. You'll tune out friends and family while online shopping. All that's from WebMD. I've done that. I don't anymore.

I feel like we all probably do that a little, but it's when you're... you do it a lot is the addiction right the dark place give me some love guys right yeah totally yeah yeah totally yeah i'm gonna have bob ross painting after you're disappointed with the six and six season your arkansas razor bags had oh i have that one see you're just like everyone else who hasn't tried to buy a bob ross ping game you know that'd be awesome that'd be awesome i know i didn't have a bob ross painting i know i know it wasn't awesome to go six and six though it's home state oh that's not nice um okay uh shout oklahoma state that was like six months ago man i can't let it go I can't let it go.

I think about it every day. You should be more upset about it. I think about it every day. The most recent one. Go with the most recent. Don't live away. I think about it every day. At least they go to a bowl game.

Can you shake the blues, they say. Oh no, don't get me started again. Oh my God. Why do you say that? Why does? Does everything have to tie back to Arkansas? Right now it does, yeah, because season's over.

We have a bowl game. We're going to be playing in like Mountain Pine, my hometown. That's where the bowl game is. Yeah, you don't hear me still talking about. I love Mountain Pine population of 700 people. A&M losing in Texas. You don't care about A&M. Yeah, but that was hard.

Yeah, but. You ever thought about sponsoring a bowl game? Like your own? No. They can play on the Bobby Bones bowl. I had a bowl ice cream last night, though. Oh, Bobby Bones Bowl. If you can't shake the blues, experts say to avoid coffee and sweets for two weeks.

Yeah, right. You want to see me have blues? You not have sweets for two weeks. Oh, the headache. According to research, caffeine and sugar cut down on the production of feel-good chemicals in the brain for some people. Simply eliminating the sugar from your life, you'll notice some initial headaches, but genuine happiness will return. I can understand.

Like, literally brain. chemicals. I'm sure they're right on this. Physicians committee for responsible medicine with that story. This is about what you eat in the morning. If you want to live healthier and maybe you want to drop a few healthy pounds because you're not eating in a way that's healthy at all, they say eat right away when you wake up so you don't skip it. They're saying, hey, eat right when you wake up because a lot of times you'll skip it. Totally messes with your metabolism. You think, well, I'm eating less, so I'm losing weight. Not the case. So they're like, wake up and eat because then you won't skip it and then your body's not a lot of whack. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Do you question, if I can answer, if I can ask this. Sure. Free to speak. Free to speak. I don't know what you're going to ask, but sure, free to speak.

When I bring up stories like this, there used to be a sensitivity to them. I would be very careful because you've had your histories of eating disorders. Yeah, I have had growth in that too. But I wonder, like, when I talk about it, does that show? No, no, I just think that everybody's different and you can get, there's all kinds of stories out there and you just have to learn what's going to be best for your body. And I used to get really worked up because, look, my eating disorder recovery was like a pendulum. So when I got into recovery, I swung way far to the extreme side.

You remember, we would even get. I don't eat a french fry and Amy would pull me in after the show. Yeah, because it's like, if you ever say the word fry again. Because if you want to eat a fry, you should eat a fry. And a little hyperbole from me there. I know, but it was the point is like I was, went off. I mean, one time we had to fight about carrots and french fries. And I get that I was being a little ridiculous,

but I also was, that was part of my recovery. And what I've done now, instead of being so far over where I would never allow a fry to then swinging to like, fries are always allowed. Now I'm in the middle. Which is probably the normalish, healthiest. And I think that's where a lot of people go when you're recovering from anything. You kind of swing run direction,

and then you hopefully it levels out. And I feel like I've leveled out. Yeah, swam to a Bob Ross painting almost. Right. That wasn't a bad place. Okay. Okay, breaking news. I didn't get to break this.

This was broken on television. So I was on Yellowstone? Right? Yes. Well, yeah. I mentioned that to you guys? We heard. A little.

Okay. I'm not actually, I wasn't actually on the show as an actor. Paramount. And I'm not even really allowed to announce it, but they did already. At the end of this week's episode, it goes, hey, and be sure to listen to the, I forget the language they use. The tag, uh, they come. company a podcast or whatever it is for Yellowstone. Paramount's asked me to do the Yellowstone podcast.

I'm doing like eight episodes dedicated to Yellowstone. Yeah, I'll forget what it's like official. So anyway, if you saw that on Yellowstone, that's what I'm doing. That's cool. Yeah. I said your name and everything. It was like, yeah, be sure those are you're going to do a Yellowstone podcast? I didn't know they were announcing it.

People were like, I just saw your name on Yellowstone and I was like, oh, what world was I playing? What cowboy was I? But no, that's it. It's the official Yellowstone podcast, which I'm doing like eight episodes total. So that's awesome. So that's the word we were looking for, official? No. Like whenever like penguin, at the end, they're like,

and listen to the penguin, the official penguin podcast or Game of Thrones has one. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. And I don't know why I can't think of the word either. Is it companion? Yeah, that's it. Companion. Yeah, official companion. So I'll be doing the official companion podcast to Ellis Star with the actors.

I'll be roping cattle probably. Of course. But anyway, that's what it was. I wasn't supposed to announce it. Probably still not supposed to. But they did. So there you have it. That rattlesnake.

I was watching episode two last night. That rattlesnake is not good. There's a Bobby cast up. Speaking of a podcast, I love Marcus King. He is somebody that is in my algorithm. He is a blues rock singer. Lives in Nashville.

He's awesome. And so he didn't know him because he doesn't live in the country music space. But he did get on the Brooks and Dunn album on the reboot too. And he did Rock My World, little country girl with him. This is my kind of music I love the blues

I love soul Marcus King is awesome and he was very We did a little dance at first We didn't know each other You know the first few rounds of boxing match Kind of feeling each other out

By the end of it We were like basically making out I loved the guy Loved him He talked about going hard partying And he did not expect To live very long Because it was lifestyle

Because I always say Like I treated my body Like an outhouse For a long time I didn't expect to live To 30 So there was just something in me That was like

you know, I'm going to go hard and burn out. I don't know why. I felt like that's all I deserved, I guess. I'm telling you, you will love this episode. Like, I, there were points where, like, I was, like, kind of wanted to cry a little bit. And I think probably because he has a story that's a bit similar-ish to mine. And I was just like, oh, man. Like, I had, like, real empathy.

But Marcus King, dude, he rocks. There's some other stuff I'll do in the post show because, like, I don't play the clip, right. But he talks about he quit something specifically. when he met his wife. I don't want to plan the show because it's too adult. Okay. But yeah, Bobbycast, go search for it, subscribe.

Marcus King, it's amazing. That's your news, thanks. Those were Bobby's big. Stories. Someone in Washington stole an excavator, which by itself. That's cool. It's a pretty big theft. To steal an ATM.

Okay? You ever hear? She swallowed the fly. I guess she'll die. She swallowed the lizard To swallow the fly I guess she'll die You remember it was on?

Never. It's an old lady And they have all their books Like she swallowed a balloon For the birthday cake She swallowed a birthday cake to Anyway that's the whole thing Right So it keeps getting bigger and bigger

Someone in Washington stolen excavator To steal an ATM Awesome To load it into a truck And then police chase the truck With a stolen excavator With the stolen ATM on it That's funny

And then also it's like you got to know how to get into an ATM. It's not just taking acts to it. There's a little more to it than that. But the police department is asking people nearest east main street and river road, whatever town this is in. Detectives are looking for video that may help them catch three people because they got away. Wow. That's freezing.

They had a truck that stole an excavator that stole an ATM and they got away. That's multi-level. The department says someone called 911 after seeing the group use the excavator. And everybody knows what an excavator is right. You drive it's got the big thing on the front. Oh, yeah. You dig. Yeah.

Okay, cool. And they took it. Doug, basically dug up the ATM, picked it up, put it in the back of the truck, and then away they went. And now they're like, all right, how do we open this thing? And then the police chased them. They still got away. That's what. Okay, look, I don't like it.

But if this were fiction, I'd be like, that's hilarious. That they stole the excavator, distill the ATM to go on a police chase. They got away with, that's heavy. All that's, that's. Well, now I need to know, do they get into the money? We don't know. Well, they don't know who it is. No, but they could let us know.

Sometimes people, they call in. Like the artist who we were talking about this morning, I forget his name now, but he, like, was not allowed to leave the state because he was on probation. State of Alabama. Yeah, they're like, don't leave state of Alabama. Austin Tanner? Maybe. And he goes to the CMAs and takes a picture on the red carpet and is like, I'm here.

And they're like, hmm, now you're, wanted for arrest. Yeah, Austin Tanner. If anybody knows Austin Tanner, we would love to talk to him. He's up, you know, he possibly had done some. fraud stuff. We don't know if that's true or not. But all we know is the law said don't leave Alabama. And he said, well, I'm trying to be a country artist.

I got to get to the CMA. He had tickets. That's it. And the thing is, I wonder if he could have gotten permission. I don't know. I don't know. Well, for work, though. Right.

For work, sometimes you can say, this is for work. Can I be allowed? I only know this because a lot of my family has been on both parole and probation. Yeah. And it's going to be like, this is exactly where I'm going. and this is exactly when I'll be back, and then they can grant you that. Once my uncle got out of jail from my grandma's funeral,

it was a big deal. We were like, wow, he came. He's out of jail. Really? Did he come alone? Yeah, he came alone. But somebody met him there from the local police that didn't, like, escort him,

wasn't in a full uniform or anything, was just there. But they allowed him to go and fly. Wow. Fly. Mm-hmm. Because it was in Missouri, I think, and he flew down to the funeral.

And we just know there was a policeman there but it wasn't like the police was walking with him. They trusted him to do it. And then he went back and flew back to jail, went back in. Was that the same one that escaped from jail? Different one. Okay. Yeah, different one.

That's a cousin. First cousin in jail still. He's back in jail. No, he's out of jail. They caught him though, didn't they? Yeah, but he's out of jail now. I think he's called the request line trying to get a hold to me. Really?

Uh-huh. And I don't know why. So I'm scared it. And I'm sure I call my cousin Mary, who I'm very close to. And be like, what's the... maybe find out why? What if he's rehabilitated? Yeah, I hear you. Rehabilitated. I don't know why I said that. We covered that story

when he was like on the run. Right. We talked about it a lot. It was crazy, man. His escape was, I don't want him to be like mad or something. But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. My family, man, we've all been, we like I've ever been to jail. But yeah. Yeah, that's a thing. New faces of country music nominees. This is where

they have a big seminar and they say, here are the nominees for new faces. And then they play a big show. I think four. There's four or five. Or five make it. There's Austin Tanner one. There's ten nominees.

Ooh, that'd be cool. He should be, though. Yeah. I don't even know what the fraud is. He's accused of. Insurance. You said insurance. I know, but like what kind of insurance?

You know, like car insurance, house insurance. Regardless, life insurance. Maybe he would come on with us. Austin Tanner was on a $20,000 bond on two counts of insurance fraud, one kind of theft, one kind of attempted theft when he attended the CMA Awards. The District Attorney's Office. revoked bond

Tanner 38 described on his website as being the brink of country music stardom That's cool Yeah outlaw country man He's right there But again outlaw country For insurance fraud

Not really the same No we decided that it sounds better If he's outlaw country For fleeing the county Yeah Like just some good old boys I don't even know if the guy's good And I kind of don't care

You played the song though That sounds very cool Yeah But I don't know if he's good Because what we'll do when we bring a guest in, I say we, Mike, Dee will do some, we call it deep down dirty digging, and we'll go find some of them playing acoustic with bad audio, like from a phone, and see if they're really good, because anybody can make somebody sound good in a studio. So we do deep down dirty digging.

New faces of country music are Zach Top, he for sure should get in, Zach Top is a legend already. Great Bobby Castle Zach Top. The dude, you'd think he was 50. He's like 24 years old. Play as a guitar, but he's a country music artist, very traditional looking. It's 27. But he has a background on bluegrass, but it's, it's wild. It's amazing. And he tells a story about when he was like six or seven years old and he was calling up bars to get jobs to play. He was like, I'm seven.

Can I come play? It's awesome. Ashley Cook. We love Ashley Cook. She's been here a bunch. Warren Ziders, that's the guy Morgan wants to chew on. What? No, I just think he's attractive.

That's what I just said. Not the same thing. You were pretty disappointed when he did to stop by our booth at the awards. Because I had a content reason. Don't fight it. Don't fight it. Don't fight it. See, if you just let it go, it just goes. She was like, I'm going to stay for that one so I can tell him he's the hottest on our list. He is a great-looking guy. He is a great-looking guy, yes.

He is the pretty little poison? Uh-huh. Yeah. Like, if I were into dudes, that'd be the kind of dude I was into. He has prettier hair than I do. I would want his haircut, though. You want to go with a beard? No, I would, he's a good-looking. Okay. Yeah. Drew Baldridge. Of course. Dude, that guy came from, like, he was playing people's backyards, driving around in a truck.

I hope Drew Baldr's gets it. Chase Beckham, knew him from American Idol. Mentored him an idol. Dasha, she shouldn't get it. Wait, why? She ditched me for an interview the day after the CMAs. My voice hurts. I already forgot about that.

And then it's like... But still, you don't know the full story. I'm professional. I don't care if somebody's like, hey, I'm hung over. You definitely don't. I'll be like, I totally get it. But to be like, my voice is out.

And now we just went and looked at her to do interviews all night at CMAs. And then just be honest. But that's not the culture. Like the culture isn't, you can call someone and be like, I'm hung over. I got too drunk last night. People, there'll be artists at call. They're like, hey. Wouldn't you be like, oh, I'm professional?

You knew you had an interviewer? I would say, thank you for being honest. Let's reschedule. But they didn't even want to reschedule. They were like, we'll let you know a new music sound. I mean, I don't have a crap when new music is out. She doesn't need me, but it's like, I don't need, you know. So, yeah, she, we don't want her to win.

Okay. I'm not saying that. I don't need you to be good. Good. I just need to be professional. I'm voting against her. I'd be professional. He can't vote against people. Oh.

But good job, dude. And I'm sure she's not nice. But yeah, their thing was... What if she has no idea that her people said new music? Oh, she knows. You know? She may not. It may not.

I'm often irrational. Let's be honest. That's why I'm trying to just talk you into like... I mean, but they would... I mean, you know, he'll soon forget this. I already forgot. That's why I'm like... Like, we sat us at three hours and a studio space.

And it's like, man, well, let you know when we get new music. Cool. I have phone won't work then. Yeah, I don't answer my phone anyway. Amy told me she was like, I tried to call you. You try to call Bobby? That's what I said.

Why? I was like, why would you call me? Because we were going to talk after work and then he was in here in the studio doing something. So I went to a production room and he was like, hey, I'm going to be in here doing it. We'll talk after. So I was in the production room. But I went to look for you and you were recording. I know.

And so I left. And then she tried to call me. Right. And I said, why did you call me? That makes sense. No. What did she? you have done.

FaceTime. Or FaceTime. Oh. Yeah, because I replied immediately. Yeah. My phone doesn't do the talking thing. That's so weird. Like he'll FaceTime or voice text, but no phone call.

I don't want to talk. FaceTime, I can see your face and I can slowly let you down that I'm done talking. Text, I'll text all day long. No, I feel like last time we talked on the phone, I was like quick. I was, I purposefully was like, okay, cool. Yeah, got it. Bye. And I loved it.

It was one of the best. I wrote my journal. That's one of the best conversations I've had with Amy. Right. So I'm like, we can have phone call. Dillam Marlow is awesome. Yeah, he's cool. Chase Matthew, who did Ray's truck. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Chase Matthew, like, I loved that guy.

Yeah, he's great. Some of these songs, they mix together because they are all new, and they've all had like one or two songs. So Tucker Wetmore was super cool. Real good. That dude was like crazy athlete, broke his leg. I was playing like Division I football. He's got a cool mustache.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I like that he's like, dear Lord. I need a way Like I'm lost And he was like playing football And then like the next day he heard He heard himself playing football And then bam

Weird way to get that prayer answered Do you Lord need a way to like really make it in life Leg break Then you don't know Like you don't know what's gonna come Like what's the gain And that was his gain This is career now

I was like if I answer it what's the gain Yeah Well hey Now you'll never know So I'm rooting for Ashley Cook Really Ashley went next level

because she was, finger quote, TikTok star. Now she's way beyond that. Zach Top is amazing. Ziter's hot. Baldridge has the story of like... But he also can sing. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Baldridge is like plenty of people's backyards.

It's good. It's a good group. So good luck to most of them. What is that for again? New faces. Oh, new faces. New faces, showcases. Damn, with a rhyme.

That's probably not what's called. Newface Showcase. I think it is. Oh, that's cool. But Go ahead. But New Face is showcases. Well, I added this. I know, I like that.

Give a little extra sizzle. Okay, cool. Everybody good? Yeah. All right, good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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Oh. What kind? Well, the question was from Mike, can we get a pet for the green room, a gerbil, a snake, a fish, a guinea pig, turtle. We're all assigned days. We need to feed and clean the area. We can even get a client to sponsor the cage or the tank. It's cute. It's going to die.

This is the reason why I would say no to this, because it does on the surface sound fun. But what about when we're gone for two weeks? Oh. For Christmas. Somebody has to take it home. Somebody has to clean. There's going to be a fight. Yeah, never mind.

A snake would be awesome. No. Fish, it'd be cool. And then artists come in and they get to see the fish and it makes them happy. Fish would die. I'm just going knowing that a guinea pig, they would die in a week. Because you have to really take care of that one. It'd really stink.

We had a lizard, a gecko. Those live for a long time. If you don't feed them? Yeah, I mean, really, like, you can not feed them for like three days. They're cool. Guys, it would die. We would kill it. Number four.

It's, it's Amy season. You know what? You know. What? Is this something I suggested? Mm-hmm. Oh. But I don't think you suggested it in the way that I read it.

Okay. It's a joke. And I'm totally, it's totally a joke when I said like, Amy's in heat. Yeah, I know. Yeah. But. I know because I'm not. But absolutely not.

Absolutely not. But you're just single again. So it's like. I'm behaving in a, but a little bit more than ever before you've been a little bit like, oh, I don't know. Okay.

Okay. Y'all know. Amy wanted to play guest-dye country star's shoe size. Yeah. Oh, my. Well, Amy. No, no, no, no. You tell me that's not what that is.

That is what that is. That is a horn dog if I've ever seen a horn dog. Yeah. You're crazy. No. Do you really have the game, though? Yeah, I do. And she's like, Aldean 11.

And then she's like, Blake Shelton, 14. And she puts biggest with exclamation. Oh, my goodness. Amy. Come down. Guess the biggest. But this originated from something I did at the Opry and I kept having to hear Carrie Underwood's shoe size over and over. Oh, 8, by the way.

Eight, yes. You know what I'm talking about right by that dressing room? They have her... The tour. Their shoes and stuff from her performances, yeah. Right. So, anyway, I was like, oh, wow, she's an 8, so I wonder what other people are. So I researched.

And then I thought I could play a game. Lou Bryan, large 12. I also have most surprising. How many we have you on the list? We love you being here. who you are, by the way. Just for the record, but sometimes we need to remind you who you are. Okay. All right. That's so that that was that. All right. So we're not going to play. I got it. That was number four. Yeah, go ahead. Next one up. Number three.

Number three. Raymondo says there's a conspiracy floating around. He's had some listeners ask him that needs to be cleared up. And this is a serious one. But I think it's a Raymundo. I'm not sure if it's clickbait. It usually is. Or if listeners really want to know this, but I think it needs to be addressed. Are you familiar with this? You said it a long time ago. Yeah. Okay, go ahead. It's just speculation about lunchbox and riding his bike. Okay? There's just more to that.

Like, why would a guy on the radio not have a vehicle to drive himself to work? So there's a reason that he's riding his bike. It's not because he doesn't have a car. So listeners think? They think that he got a Dewey. Oh. Oh, then they got a DUI, so now he's just riding his bike. No.

That's the farthest thing from the truth. No, because if he got one, well, we'd get fired, right? The news would pick that up if I got one. I thought that was the rule long time ago. Yeah, like if you ever get a... Oh, we were having one beer and he was like, you know, if you get a DWI tonight, your fire. You're out.

Man, I was mid-sip, too, but I was like, oh, okay, no. Not drinking that. I don't know what the company policy is, but around here, no go. Yeah. Ray, that would have been all over the news. Tell listeners, don't worry about it. It wouldn't have been all over the news. It literally wouldn't have been all over the news.

Guarantee it. Trust me, if I got in trouble, it'd be on the news. I knew it wasn't true, and I didn't know if this was a real thing Ray was dealing with or if it was clickbait Ray. But I wanted to give him a minute to talk about it. So this is not true. But why aren't you, why are you still riding your bike to work? Oh man, it's just good for you.

You have a... No, no. I won't accept that because you're... I won't even say frugal. Like, you purposefully are extremely cheap in certain things. 100%. Why don't you buy a car? That's expensive, man.

Yeah, cars are. It's one of the most expensive things that... Yeah, I'm really zeroing in on like an electric bike. I have one. Pass it. I have a really good one that you can buy from me. Oh. I have a great electric bike, like top of the line.

Give him a good deal? Heck yeah. Okay. How much we're talking? We can talk after the show. Can you write it down a piece paper and show it? No, not right now because I can see it. Yeah, because, yeah, I'm kind of zeroing in on an electric bike. Why not get a car, though?

Electric bike is so much cheaper, more reliable. I don't know about more reliable. I'll take that back. What about one of those scooters that you can rent? No, a scooter I don't feel is safe on, like going back and forth. Electric bike, you just get going to hit the button, man. It takes the whole way. That's pretty cool. Right, next one, number two.

Number two. Ramundo wants to put this app idea out into the universe, someone will create it. He's not even saying he wants to create it. He just wants it created. What is that? Yeah, so when you go to concert venues, you never know what the temperature is going to be.

And sometimes you have a place like Bridgestone. It's a hockey place. So it could be 60 degrees in there when you go to a concert. What about something in, I just recently went to one in Kentucky in Lexington? I had no idea that jelly roll was going to use pyro techniques. It would be 85 degrees in there. I would wear shorts.

So if this app could, just show venue temperatures. It would really help out people coming. There's 50,000 people coming. Sounds like a beneficial app. Please just do that for me, smart people out there. I don't think that's a bad idea, but it would need to be a part of another app because I don't think that alone would make people download it.

Well, not just venues. You could do the mall. You can do movie theaters and it tells you how cold it is if you need to take a jacket or not. This is brilliant. Brilliant. It just needs to be a part of something else that's more brilliant. It's not even bad. Like you go to the doctor's office.

Sometimes it's freezers. So now all these places have to replace. Or they're current. Going to your bathroom. You wonder how cold is. You walk in there. Ray. Right.

This office. Or it's sort of like a ways of this. It's like when you go somewhere, you type in what the temperature is so people know, oh, okay, I'm headed there tomorrow. I know what the temperature is. But how do you know what the temperature is? There's got to be a thermometer on your phone, right? I don't know. But that's usually outside.

It doesn't matter. Ray, I think there's something there, but that's like a, it needs more to it. All right. And finally, go ahead. Number one. Rejected segments. Eddie swears that God opened his car door. No, no, no, no.

My son swears that God opened his car door. He calls me from tutoring. He goes to the public library to do tutoring. And he calls me and says, Dad, I lock my keys in my car. I'm like, great. So I get in my car. I start driving to the library. It's probably about 20 minutes away.

And he calls me about halfway. He goes, Dad, Dad, forget it. I don't need you anymore. I close my eyes. I set a prayer. and then I tried the lock again and it opened. Crazy? That is pretty crazy.

He said he asked the man upstairs to please, Lord, open this car door and he tried it and it opened. That's pretty amazing. I mean, like it could happen. Hey, my kids have done that with rain. Like, it's raining outside and they'll say, God, can you please make it stop raining? 30 minutes later, it stops raining. I'm just saying. How do you explain that?

I don't know. I don't either. Or is it that like somehow he was confused and it really was unlocked? And he's like, what could I tell dads who he doesn't think I'm stupid? Now we're talking. But that's not what he told me, though. Yeah. He told me if the man upstairs opened it up.

Or what if, like, he was off doing something else he shouldn't be and he needed an excuse for being late? Oh, that's it. That's it. He's at tutoring at the library and he's in a parking lot. He's at the soup kitchen and all of a sudden this car. Yeah, Bobby nailed it. You're telling me he was lying? And then he puts God in it because God can do a lot of things.

Never unlock my car door. I tried. And he knows I'd believe that. And you were on your way and he was like, oh, I got to stop him from coming. That was rejected. segments. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead.

Norrie up the day. This story comes us from Cape Coral, Florida. A TikTok star likes to show off how she gets stuff from Target for cheap. And it's called shoplifting. She would go in, she'd get items and she'd put a barcode on it that makes it cheaper, go through the self-checkout, and she posted it all on TikTok. Wow. Saw it.

It's like $500, too. $500 worth of stuff. Yeah. And so she would go get, you know, like something that's a dollar and put it over something it's more expensive and scan it so she's really scared. Huh. That's crazy. Yeah. Here's the thing. You shouldn't do that.

No. I just want to say that up front. But if you're getting away with that, you shouldn't show millions of people that you're getting away with it. And if you do, it has to be an account where your face is not. It can't be you. It has to be like a generic, like a burner. Yeah.

And not even a burner because you can use it to actually build a following. You just can't put your face on it. Oh, you got to put like a like a generic. smiley face over your face. No, just don't put your, no, just show your hand. Nothing about you. Nothing ever. Nothing on the whole account.

It's got to be like tricks. So I wonder if it just, because it was going viral, just happened upon a police officer, someone that was like, huh, this is illegal. Or if someone was like, oh, I'm calling the police on this right now. My assumption would be that Target and these major companies have their names on a search. And if anybody's saying good things or bad things or if they're stealing or if they're just that, it pops up. Yeah, that's probably. Or that.

It's like how people used to type their name in a Google search. Like I would if anybody was saying anything, I would get an email. And then I go fight with them. Yeah. I don't do that anymore. Well, one time as a parent, when my daughter was doing something on TikTok, she shouldn't, I got word from a friend where it showed up in her algorithm. I heard. Yeah.

It was. I kept my mouth shut. It wasn't my fight. Well, yeah. I mean, I'm not going to really talk about all the details. But it was like. Even just to you, I was like, I'm not getting into it. Oh, yeah.

But I knew. We already knew by the time I knew. But it's like, hey, things get back to you. You never know. So I got that phone call. And I was like, what? Amy's Target. She is. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day.

Let's do more Tuesday Reviews Day. Amy, what did you watch? Oh, I watched the Lindsay Lohan movie on Netflix with Kristen Chinoweth. It's called One Little Secret, and it is so good. Do you have Kristen Chenow with cell phone number? I do not. Sorry. She follows me on Instagram, but I don't want to, like, hop in her DMs. I'm married, she's married. She lives right down the road for me, I know. Yeah. But I was like, she was super cool. And I was like, I'd like to interview her. like do a long form with her. She's been on the show.

Yeah, and she came in, she did my podcast too, and she's so cool. Popular. And she has this show. Yeah, so she's in this movie. Should I just DM her? Yeah, I think that's fine.

It's professional, right? I know, but it's, here's the thing, though, and I don't want to take away Tuesday or Reviews Day. You can have all this about Tuesday Reviews Day. Is it professional,

DM somebody to be like, hey, because what I like to do with people I kind of know is make sure there's a barrier so they can say no to them. Right. If they need to, They can't do.

Because there's an awkward thing. If I asked one of my friends, hey, can you do this? And they go, yeah, then I spend an hour going, they didn't really want to do it. I think that it will work out. If not, like, don't you, sure somebody knows somebody that has her. And you could go that route, but a DM is fine. We even did Reba's thing together. Yeah.

Remember the honors? Even bigger. Oh, I thought in D.C. The thing. In D. D.C. Yeah, where they were, that Cher was there. Yeah.

Kennedy Center honors. Kennedy Center honors. That's it. There were Supreme Court justices and senators. and met Brooks & Dunn for the first time because it was me, Kristen Chinner with Brooks and Dunn and Kelly Clarkson presenting for Reba. By the way, the craziest group of people ever.

I should never been involved in that. But I like started it and did like a V-O and told some jokes and she was part of it because they did Andy get your... Anyway, I'm just nervous. Yeah, I think how would you feel if someone were to reach out to you on DM to say like, hey, I'd like this? I know, but here's the weird thing.

I'm so wildly famous. I shouldn't be worried, right? Like I'm just so wildly famous. That's it. That it's like... Obviously, I'm kidding. Oh, I know. Yeah.

We caught the sarcasm. Review, review. Okay, our little secret, it is so good. Lindsay Lohan is back. Like, she's back. She looks great, by the way. Like, not even, like, messed up in the face or anything. I am so proud of her.

I feel like she's come a long way, because I remember years and years and years ago back on the show when we did the Hollywood Skinny. It was like every other day we had a Lindsay Lohan story that was just tragic. And she recovered. And she's back. And she's looking good and feeling good.

You can just tell her energy's awesome. and she does a great job with the movie. I highly recommend it. I even think guys would like it. Okay. And Kristen Chenowitz's character. Hey, don't fall for that crap. No, she's like the... Eddie, don't fall for that crap.

She's the mom of her boyfriend, and she does such a great job. She's the mom of her own boyfriend? She's the mom of Lindsay's boyfriend. Got it. Yeah, and like her role, she's kind of like not nice, which is weird because Kristen's so nice. What do you rate it? Five out of five screw top. You're so in the mood for Christmas.

I think you're given an elevated rating. But this is one of those movies. I feel like I could watch it in July, and I'd say, still love it. So like home alone. Yes. Okay. So, please, because I definitely sidetracked that. That's on me. I just had some insecurities that were screaming out of me. The name of the movie is Our Little Secret. And you rate it. Five out of five screw top wine bottles. People can watch it where? Netflix. Got it. Okay. There are more. We're going to do more of these on the post show. We have more Tuesday reviews days, but I totally hijacked that with my own person. I'm very selfish. Thanks for indulging

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