The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 1: Tucker Wetmore Is On! + Eddie’s Past Relationships

Episode Date: October 15, 2024

New artist, Tucker Wetmore, is in the studio for the first time! He talks about the sign he got from God to pursue music, how he's handling his new fame and more. Plus, Eddie's kids want to know about his past relationships...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Trust me, babe, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Welcome to Tuesday's show. Morning studio. Morning. I want to start with conspiracies that a significant part of America believes. Not super, super crazy ones. They may seem crazy to you, but a lot of people believe these. I'm going to go first into the JFK assassination. Amy, do you believe, I'm just asking your belief here, that there's more to it that we don't know.

Yes. Me too. Yeah. Me too. Now I'm not committing myself to anything specifically because if you watch the documentaries are like 11 weird things that happen all at once. But many Americans believe that the assassination in 1963 was a result of a larger conspiracy, not the work of a lone gunman who was Lee Harvey Oswald.

So I don't know the answer, but I do believe that there's probably more to it than one guy in a building acting alone. From every other reason, from like Jack Ruby killing him from like, Oswald saying, I'm just a pawn. Like before he, there were just, people... Patsy. Yeah, that's what he said, Patsy. Yeah, I'm a Patsy. Yeah. But are you talking

about who shot him or are you talking about why he got killed? Because that's too different things. No, either. I think who shot him, if he shot him for a reason that we didn't know if it was like the mafia or Russia or... So, I think Lee Harvey Oswald could have shot him. But I don't think it was one guy acting out

by himself, which is what we've been led to believe. That's what the investigation Inclusion. Investigation. Right, right. But again, they also could be right. So does everybody think there's something we're not knowing here on this one? Yes.

Or do you leave it fully? Nah, I mean, the way they killed that dude right when he came out of the... And also the way he fell. There's a lot to it. They wanted him to be quiet. You're talking about Lee Harvey Oswald? Yeah. Oh, yeah.

They wanted him to be quiet. They silenced him. Yeah, Jack Ruby, right? Jack Ruby. Okay, next up. Area 51 and UFOs. Now, this isn't always about alien. but some and most people believe there's something happening in that space that the government does not want us to know about period so some people do think there's some sort of technology there that we got from somewhere but some people are like if that's not the case there's some bad stuff happening over there the government does not want us to know about so they've created this alien story do we think area 51 is something that is being held secret from us for whatever reason yeah there's something there's a weird thing to say but i think it's something you have something you have something you have something you have something you have something

Guys, it's just like an Air Force base. You're not allowed to have access to it. Right. This is different than any other air force base. There are some bases. You cannot get on. You cannot get on the airport base. So you guys are like, it is what it is.

It is what is. But what is it then? A training facility. Yeah, they're making something. We don't want other countries to know. That's it. Yeah. Another one at number three is the moon landing hoax.

We went to the moon. Oh, man. Yes, we were there. Here's what I believe. I wasn't there, but someone was there. Yeah, you weren't even alive. You're right. Here's what I believe.

Eddie was. No, I wasn't. I do think that we landed on the moon. I feel pretty good about that. But I do also think that either we didn't get the right footage and we recreated some of this crap to show that we were there because we were in a battle with Russia to get there. Like we had to prove it and maybe we couldn't.

So you think we got there and then when they developed the film, it was all black. No, I think we got there and I don't think it was a film development, but I think they just shot it from a studio to say like, look. Because if you can't prove it, no one's going to believe you. And if you get up there and your technology doesn't work to prove it, then you're not even really there. True, you just fly off to anywhere and radio in. I'm here.

But you could have brought back the space rocks. Close your eyes, Eddie. I'm in Antarctica. I believe you. Okay, see, that's the problem with these days. Okay. Part of the population believes the Apollo 11 moon landing was faked by NASA and the U.S. government both to win the space race against Soviet Union because both were trying.

Cold War, discrepancies and photographs, video footage that's not accurate. So there you go. interesting that we were in a race and that we so happen to win the race. Exactly. I'll give you a couple other ones. Walt Disney's frozen body. Now, even if you don't know this one, it's widely rumored that Walt Disney

had his body cryogenically frozen after his death in 1966 in hopes that the future technology could bring him back. Some even believe Disney created the movie Frozen to divert such results away from his conspiracy. Listen, I will believe you, this guy was so out there. I would believe you probably tried something like that.

I'm not committed to it. But what about the frozen. That's stupid. I don't care enough about it to be committed to it, but eccentric people have eccentric thoughts. But my thought with always freezing yourself is you have to freeze yourself before you die. You do? Yes, but if you know you're older and you're about to die, I could probably be like, all right. I couldn't do that. It says after his death. Yeah, I hear you. Stevie Wonder isn't really blind. Okay. I don't believe that. That'd be your whole life to fake that. Some conspiracy theorists believe that Stevie Wonder who has been blind since infancy can actually see moments like Wonder catching a falling microphone that's pretty cool what if he heard it it's like spider

man no one did that train and it he felt it um yeah you can feel it right yeah i saw this on dick i know me too the other one though and i'm gonna leave this is the last one i'm gonna do because i can do this segment for two hours let's go Elvis well this is one but i don't believe Elvis is the preacher in Arkansas that's what I'm talking about I watch those videos and he does have the same scar on his face He wears the same ring. But now I think he plays into it. I think he's like, oh,

they even like have his dental wreckers or they got the same chip on his tooth. Oh, fly away. Oh, glory. Barter mama, I fly away. I feel like he plays into that. But, okay, that's not the one. Okay.

Although I can give you a little bit of that one if you want. Some people believe that Elvis faked his death in 1977 because of the mob. Like he was running because they were going to kill him. He was like, he was involved with the mob. like when he was alive. Like they were his entourage,

and maybe he didn't want to be part of that anymore. Sightings of Elvis have been reported and some theorists point to inconsistency. His funeral, his medical records, and even on his grave, Aaron spelled wrong. Yeah, correct. So, you know, but also he'd be, oh, he'd probably die by now anyway.

Let's say he did fake it. He'd probably dead now anyway. No, he'd be, he'd be like 90. He'd be like 90. Here's the one, though. Michael Jackson faked his death. No. Did you ever see the video

when the ambulance pulled up with his body in it? Same ambulance, they've tracked the license plate, him getting out of the ambulance? No. Oh my God. Where is getting out to go where? Back in the building. But they're saying that he was already dead when they picked him up.

Yeah, yeah. No, he's dead. He's supposed to be dead. You sure wasn't someone else? Oh, my God. No one does he was moonwalking. Who can moonwalk like that? Michael Jackson, and it's the same license plate, same ambulance.

They pull in under this gate. And then the people are getting out far away. Bro, it looks like Michael Jackson. He should go to Mike's computer while I read this. Mike's got it up. Mike, will you show them pulling under the gate? So where to go? Similar to, who knows?

Similar to Tupac and Elvis, some believe that Michael Jackson faked his own death in 2009 to escape the scrutiny and controversy surrounding his personal life. Various sightings and alleged recordings of Jackson after his death are cited as evidence. Jackson's complicated and tumultuous life as well as bizarre circumstances surrounding his death leave many fans questioning the official narrative. Wow, okay. That could be anyone.

I don't know. Think about it. It's the exact same ambulance that came from where he was. It wasn't just a random ambulance. Same license plate. They've tracked it all. That's the same license plate number of the one that picked him up. But is it the same day? Same day.

Doesn't it help him now that he's not alive? Current situation? Diddy? Isn't there a tunnel at Diddy's house that leads to Michael Jackson's house? Okay, now we're getting like double. Is that a conspiracy too? Amy's making him up now. All right, we're here.

Oh, boy. Thank you, everybody. Okay. Let's start the show. Glad everybody's here. And now, oh boy, Amy. You didn't see that on TikTok. Now the show shall begin.

It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous in box. There's a question to be had. Oh, Bobby Goons. I sent my girlfriend flowers at work. And when she saw me the next time, she was mad at me. It said that getting flowers at work was unprofessional. We haven't talked in almost a week, and I don't understand what I did.

Is she being unreasonable for being mad at me over the day? this. Should I have known that my gift would be inappropriate and not well received? Signed. Good intentioned boyfriend. So I think it's a very sweet gesture. I think for her to be mad without any sort of explanation. I think for her to be mad, period, is her not knowing how to understand or control her emotions because mad, I don't think is what she is. I don't know what kind of job she has. She may be new to a job and she may feel like, oh, it's embarrassing. But man, to be mad at you for thinking of her out of nowhere to spend money on her out of nowhere for no reason as long as you didn't cheat on her bro well so i'm thinking is she mad about something else and she's using this

as the getting flowers at work is an amazing thing if for some reason you couldn't get flowers at work and he did it but you didn't tell him that that's kind of on you but for her to be mad at you i think she may want to break up with you anyway just looking for a reason to be mad you may not even be she's mad at something else, she may just be looking for a reason to be upset at you. And this could be that because you did nothing wrong. And even if your kind gesture was a bit misguided because maybe she doesn't have the type of job, maybe she's in surgery and she's like cutting away and they're like, here's some flowers, Ms. Johnson.

That's different. Well, even then you were just doing something kind and sweet and it shouldn't be met with being angry. Something's not right about this relationship. because nobody gets mad because of a kind gesture. If she has a job where that can't happen and now she's like, oh, she needed to play it much different and be like, that was so sweet. Next time, if you do that again,

do it in this way. At home. So I can at least have them and keep them because they took, you have to handle that with care. When's the last time you all sent your wife's flowers? At work? Or any, anytime. Two weeks.

ago. Really? Hey, two weeks ago? I'll pick up my, I'll get, there's a flower place on the way home. I get my wife flowers every two or three weeks. Oh, it was her birthday or something? No. Random day?

Anniversary? Yes. Oh, that's a lot about that. I don't want to get in trouble so I don't do it. Right, because it's like this email. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, man, good point. And this email just proves women are crazy. No, this email proves she's got something up that she's not sharing what's up.

You think she has a boyfriend? I'm perplexed. Yeah, me too. I'm a woman. I'm womenish. You're not a woman. I'm perplexed. Because I don't know if she has another boyfriend.

Maybe somebody at the office that she kind of flirts with. Maybe she just doesn't want to be with them anymore. For this, what we see on the surface, something's not right. I'd get down to the bottom of this good intention boyfriend. Because you need a good-intitch your girlfriend and she ain't the one. I said it. At least right now. No, ever.

He said it. Close it. Eddie said as kids want to know about his exes, not their mom. Correct. Does he have any? Oh, yeah, I've got exes. Yes, I have exes.

Wow, you got a little stray there. No, no, no, no reason. That was a great question, Amy. Wow. Well, they started dating when they were teenagers. No, you meant he was a loser and ugly. We were in Paul. That is what I said.

I thought that they got together young. Go ahead. I guess my boys are kind of like, you know, into girls. Like, they're getting there and they're just like, dad. Like, so how many girlfriends do you have? And I don't know how to answer that. Like, I don't really want. want to answer that, especially in front of their mom?

Your seven, how old is your oldest? My oldest is 16. Your 16 year old will know you're lying. So you probably need to tell him differently than you would tell your younger ones. But how many could there be? Don't worry about that. No, I know. This is serious.

Amy's hate. But it doesn't matter. Even if there's like one, in front of my wife, I don't want to be like, oh, yes. But you were in college, right? I was. Your wife? You're probably three or four or five or six girlfriends. But I think he was 18.

But you can have girlfriends. Well, how was 18 when? You met her. No? How old were you? No, we were 21, 22. Oh, okay. And he's like, but did you look like you do now?

Because I don't see any girls. Oh, I think you can tell them. What do you think? I don't know. So you're not saying it. You haven't said anything? Well, I would like to be honest and open with them about like past relationships or whatever, but it's disrespectful to my wife, I think, to just talk about those ex.

But what did you say when they asked you? No, man. I've always been in love with mom, you know. Mom's the one. Mom is the one and only. I think that's fine for the little ones. You're 16 year old? He's like, you're lying.

I mean, he was just like, okay, whatever, Dad. I think he doesn't want to know because it's gross. That is it also. Yeah, I think it's like Amy thinking about you with a girl, it's gross. What's gross about it? I don't know. She's like, Eddie never had a girlfriend. No, I just, I, whatever reason I thought they were younger.

Yeah, I don't know. That's all. The Babbo Show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So a doctor who treats kids and teens says that she's seeing issues from kids. Kids wearing crocs all day every day. Kids are wearing crocs? All day.

All day. Yes. What they want. Those are back again after they were gone and back. But after they were gone and back and after they were gone and back. Yeah, but it's more like they never left. It's like the seasons. They just keep coming back.

Yeah. So a lot of heel and arch pain, hammer toes, blisters. And she said, look, wearing them every once in a while, it's not going to do a lot of damage. It's this like wearing them all the time because they're really easy to throw on. We got to cut that out. I guess why I'm shocked by this is I've had two crocs seasons in my life. Where I have work crocs. Nah, I can't wear crox anymore.

Who cares? No, you know what? I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. Back again? Yeah. Guess who's back?

Yeah, crox. Okay. So a photo of a guy working on his laptop at his own wedding reception is going viral. He is the... I respect it. More than you know. Go ahead. He's the co-founder of a tech startup.

And he needed to just hop on real quick. Just real quick. To let an employee... Yoss King. No. Yoss. Stop. You sound like my 17-year-old daughter. Yoss King. Go ahead.

He had to let an employee access some code, but people online are freaking out about it and said it's just another example of how no one has any work-like balance anymore. Agree. I'll also agree with that. But, and look, I think if I would have done that, pulled out a laptop at my reception, I'd have probably been stabbed in the neck by a large knife. No, if y'all had already exchanged vows, what would have happened? Like annulment. Probably. That being said, if you want to get ahead, generally, you have to sacrifice. I'm not saying sacrifice at your own wedding. What I would have done is gone to the bathroom and put the laptop on my lap then so nobody could see it. You don't have to lift the toilet up. You can sit on the toilet lid with it down with your pants still on and lift the computer up and work. And nobody knows. They think you're getting the deuce. Sounds like you've done this. I have many times. But if people are like, I want to get ahead. Okay, well, there's going to be on. comfortable times where you have to try and work and get ahead. That's all. Yoss King is all episode.

That was Amy's pile of stories. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

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A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves.

Listen to the Girlfriends. Trust me, babe. on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. What's up, everyone? I'm Ago Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundline. I'm working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, The cat, just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

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I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfectant. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Alespian and Michael Nanchini. My mind was blown.

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With Bobby Tell me something good This family adopted this dog They rescued this dog named Augie And so they had them for a bit But then they had to leave the country They were moving out of the country Because he got a job

Couldn't take the dog So they'd return the dog That breaks my heart So the dog goes back to the shelter Dogs all freaking out obviously Because he's not living at home anymore Oof again That breaks my heart

So the animal rescue place puts a message up on Facebook And they're like, hey, he came in. He went out. And now he's back because the family couldn't take him. Almost immediately, somebody was like, we'll take him. And they go up, they adopt him. And so now it was the former like Greens keeper who used to work there, who went and adopted the dog that used to be there.

That's cool. Which is pretty cool. And so he was there for about a day. And now they have the dog. And dog's happy. It says happier than ever, but how would they know how happy? They don't know. The dog was, that's the whole thing out of air.

His tail, flagging. Possibly. But did they measure it before? Anyway, I feel bad for everybody. I think the family did not want to give the dog back, but the family had to move out of the country. The poor dog is going, dog flight thinks he's at a hotel for a while.

And I was going, luckily somebody got him. I love that. And dogs made me feel more uncomfortable than, like when dogs are sad or dogs eye in movies. I know there are every human dying a movie than dog. Oh, well. It's like, okay, here's your choice in the movie.

Earth. dies. This dog lives. I go dog lives. Yeah, well, yeah, why not? I had to return a cat. I know. I didn't even leave the country. Oh, Amy. We didn't want to talk about Amy.

Yeah, I just kept trying to not talk about it. I just wonder where it is today. What? I will remember you. All right, that's from Newsweek. I'm glad Augie, the dog was adopted. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

It's going to be easy, but it's going to be fun. I'll give you a movie clip. Now, this is Yahoo had a story. These are movies that never get old. So famous. For example, here's your clip. This is so easy. Go ahead.

My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. That's so easy. It's from 1994. It is. Four is going. Good. Okay, here we go.

Write your answers down. If you miss it, you're eliminated. But these are all so easy. They're 12. Go ahead. Number one. May the force be with you. I'm in.

May the force be with you. May the force be with you. I'm in for the win. You can't go down on number one. No, you can't. Amy? Well, it's a toss-up, but I put Star Wars. Yeah.

Lunchbox. Toss up, but I put Star Wars. What was the other toss? Star Trek. I don't know the difference. Yeah. But not really. I've not seen either one and I know the day.

No one ever quotes Star Trek. Yeah. I'd have known me up, Scuddy. That's about it. And Star, yeah, okay. I'm not fighting with him. Eddie? Star Wars. I've also not seen Star Wars or Star Trek. I feel like it's pretty distinguishable, right? Yes.

Look at you guys. I know, look at you. All right, number two. Yipikai. And there's a bad word there. It's Yippikaze mother. What is it from the? Oh, man. Yippikai, yeah, ma. Wow, do we start off a little too difficult here?

Nope, I got it. You got it, Amy, for sure? Yeah, 100%. I don't have it. I'm in for the wind. You don't have it? You don't have it? What is it?

Oh, now that I think of it, I should have it. What's you right down? What's your right down? Pulp fiction, but that's not it. What did you say? I wrote down Pulp fiction. What would you have thought it was? God thought it.

No. Both the wrong. Eddie? Pulp fiction. Oh my gosh. I'm taking the lead. You're taking the wind? Yeah.

Die hard. Yeah. You get the CB, the MOFIC. That's right. That's right. I've never seen Die Hard. Neither have I. Never seen Die Hard. It's more shocking that you guys haven't seen Star Wars. I haven't seen Die Hard either, dude.

I haven't ever seen it. Oh my God, I can't believe you've never seen Die Hard. You would love it. You would love Die Hard. I'll write it down as my watch. It's so good, I don't even want to force you to watch it. If you just are like, you want joy in your life, watch Die Hard. Wow. I mean, that's why I miss that one. Okay, play another game? We can on the backside.

All right. Movies, these are best ever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what they say. Name the movie. I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't know money.

But what I do have are a very particular set of skills. I'm in, believe. I'm in. God, how good was this movie? It's so good. It's so good. Amy? Taken.

Lunchbox? Taken. Eddie? Taken. Really tragic how his wife died, too. They were like snow. No speaking, and she fell and hit her head. Who, Liam Neeson?

His wife, yeah. I didn't know that. And then they made like six more takings. Yeah. Did, uh, I saw it taken two? Three, I think, is the most. Is it, was it? I think it's three.

Even taken two, I was like, is this called the return? Returning something? Uh, next up, go. We're going, we're going streaking through the quad and into the gymnasium. Come on, everybody. Come on. I'm in. What a great movie.

I'm in for the win. Him. Amy. Old school. Lunchbox. Old school. Eddie. school.

Classic, right? It's probably still really good. I almost don't want to watch movies that I love like that again because I don't want them to not be as good. Yeah, right, 100%. Next up. Bad guy in a little coat. Bad guy in a little cold.

I'm in for the one. All so great. Yeah. Maybe just for dudes. Do you think some of his movie? Oh, yeah, I love it. Okay. Yeah, Tommy Boy.

Lunchbox. Rest and peace. Tommy Boy. Eddie? Tommy Boy. Good. Next up. Life moves pretty fast. You don't stop and look around once in a while. You could miss it. Hmm?

Now, did you not hear it or do you not know it? Because there's a difference. No, I heard it. Okay. I'm in for the wind. I'm in. Ray, you can hit it all more time. You can hit it all. You could miss it. Amy, take a look around. You might miss it. I have never heard this in my life. That's not true. Three seconds. Right time. Amy? E.T.

Interesting. life moves at you pretty fast lunchbox Ferris Bueller's Day Off Eddie Ferris Bueller's Day Off Okay I've heard it You've never seen it but that's correct You've never seen it! You need to watch that

Oh my, I'm not going to force you but if you want joy in your life Watch it. I'm going to pass on that But oh my God's a good one man That's good When he gets in the parade Come on man I've not seen it though I'm a loser All right next step

We have two left lunchbox and Eddie I'm in Amy you'll play for sudden death championship coming up Hold on for the win Here this again. Box. Scarface. Eddie?

Scarface. Correct. Next. I'm in for the win. How sure are you? 90%. Go. The mask.

It's been fun, man. Ace Ventura, a pet detective. It's the mask. It's the mask. He's the green face. Somebody's up. He's got like a cigarette, right? Lunchbox patted you on the shoulder and said, it's been fun.

It was awesome. He sent you off. Maybe that was him sending himself off. Wow. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's what he was doing. He was saying goodbye. Oh, he's like, it's been pumped for me and now I've got to go.

Dang. Okay, sudden death. Let's go. Amy and Eddie, you'll get two normal and one set, one buzz in. Okay. So two normal. Go ahead. I know Kung Fu.

I give you a hand. This movie's from 1999. I'm in. You get it wrong. You're done, right? Yeah, they have three here. All right, I'm in. Eddie?

Kung Fu Panda. Amy? Matrix. Wow. Yes. Nice. I wouldn't have got that and I love The Matrix. Is that a famous line out of that movie?

I just recognize it was Keanu Reeves' voice. Okay, next one. We'll just tell your mother that we ate it all. What is that? Oh, I'm in. You can tell a lunchbox knows what it is, but how hard is laughing. Go ahead. We'll just tell your mother that we ate it all.

Eddie? I don't know it. Amy? American Pie. Correct. That's right. It's the pie. Oh, my God.

That's Eugene Levy. Yeah. Amy, you can do this one by yourself. You're already the champion. Player, the next one, Ray. You could ask yourself a question. Do I feel lucky? You're already the champ. Can you name that? No. I have no idea.

Do you feel lucky? You're saying it back to me, but... Yeah, I don't know that I'm... No guess. I can hear it one more time. If you don't know, I, who cares? Any boys want to get it? Is it, uh, Jim Carrey?

No. Oh. Do you feel lucky? What's a hint? 171 71 oh that's Casa Blanca

Well no you missed that About like 30 years too Um Dirty Harry Oh I wouldn't get that Hey Amy's our winner though Boom Tuesday reviews day

Reviews something We finish season two of slow horses It's one of the best shows It's my favorite show right now I think I give it five out of five diamonds Wow It's again

It's not American It's British So I know like 80% The stuff they're saying But I put the little Close caption on It's awesome. So slow horses on Apple is, I think there are four seasons or five seasons.

It's so good. I could not recommend it anymore. Amy? I started season one of that, by the way, but I'm not done. And something I've completed was Tulsa King season one. Isn't that show so good? Yeah. Did you like it?

So I didn't mean to make you biased. Do you like it? No, I like it. Schwarzenegger's, no, Sylvester Stallone. No. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Review? Four mobsters out of five.

Yeah. I liked it. It's good. I think you'll like season. I think you'll like season too. Yeah, yeah. But I know. I know I'm gonna, I gotta finish the horses though.

I'm insane. I'm in the Tulson. I'm in the mob. He talks like Rocky still? No, he talks like Sylvester's off. Just like that. Yeah. Lunchbox?

Big Brother season 26. It wrapped up, finished it. Okay. I'll tell you, it was entertaining. Probably the best season. I've only watched for like three or four seasons. Probably my favorite season with the players. But the AI twist, like having this.

Ainsley character, nah, I'm a robot. And that was so stupid and annoying. But I liked the players this season. I give it three and a half, you know, house guests out of five. How long did that last? 90 days. No, how many episodes? How many times a week?

It's three days a week. Wow, that's just a commitment. Yeah, they start and they get, like the 90th day is when they walk out of that house. Would anyone go back and watch that? Yes. No. No, for real, for real. No, no, for real.

I know people that go back and watch old seasons Survivor. No, no, no. They haven't watched like this. Are you recommending where they go? like, oh, I should check out. No, I'm literally asking because I don't know. Ray, is it like a sporting event where you really don't go back and watch it? Exactly.

That's what it is. It ain't no person listening to his review. I'm going to go watch Big Brother 100 episodes. I didn't know that. I'm asking genuinely out of my heart. Someone might. I mean, that's how you get started on the shows. You hear someone say, I'm like, I'm fine.

So maybe they'll watch the next season because you said this one was good. Maybe, or you say, man, season 12 was the best season ever. So you go back and watch season 12. Okay, fair enough. It's like Survivor. I watch Wolf's. On Apple Plus, it's the movie with Brad Pitt and George Clooney. I was looking forward to this movie.

It looked great. The trailers look great. It's not good. I heard it wasn't good either. My wife said it wasn't that good. It's just bicker. Like, you know, remember them in like oceans? You know, they just bicker with each other.

It was like all that. Is it the outtake of ocean? It's basically the outtakes of the ocean movies. So I give it three hotels out of five. It's not good. Morgan? I watched a lonely planet on Netflix. It's with Liam Hemsworth and Laura Dern.

Is it an acted show? Yeah, it's acted. And it's basically this author, she goes to try and write a book in a foreign country and, you know, there's love involved and things happen. It's horrible. And it's a movie. Like a scripted one for Netflix. Yeah, it's a scripted movie for Netflix. Okay.

It's bad, huh? It's horrible. I really wanted to like it because Liam Hemsworth is in some of my favorite, like, romantic movies. And I was so bored. It was horrible. Don't you wonder how massive stars like Hemsworth and Laura Dern end up taking something that's terrible? Well, look at Brad Pitt and George Clinton. told you is terrible. Like how do they not know movie Mike come here for a second? How do these people

not know these movies are terrible from the first time they read the script? How do they become terrible? You don't know in the process of making it? They're doing these scenes and they don't know how it's all going to come together. So you think the script may have been good and by the time they watched it? You believe in the script. You believe in the director. And in this case, they get paid a lot of money. Yeah, what about the money grab? That's right. Yeah, but they don't need them. They could have taken another job for the same amount of money as my point. They're very famous. But I feel like they make these movies in two weeks. That's what it looks like. Well, mate. It wasn't good, Morgan.

Yeah, no, I wouldn't watch it again. You know what's great? And I will just review where it is now, because I'm fully caught up, but I can't review the whole season. Are you guys watching Penguin? Oh, no, no, no. Penguin? Like Batman Penguin? It's awesome. It's... Yes, but Batman's... Mike, you watching it?

Batman's not in it. Batman doesn't... I mean, Batman maybe existed in the past or something? They talk about him at all? No, maybe it's the very first episode. Yeah, because it takes place right after the Robert Pattinson Batman. It's like a few days after that movie. You don't even need to have seen that. I've never even seen Robert Pattinson Batman.

I saw a couple clubs. It's so good. And the guy Colin Farrell plays the penguin. You would not know it's Colin Farrell. He's got a fat suit on and he's got so many things on his face. It's so good. I never thought they can make something that made me like anti-hero root for the penguin. Yeah, because it's not even like superhero base.

It's like a mafia show. Yep. And you're like, oh, you know why they call him the pink? One? No. Lamps. And it's something they say to him be mean to him. Oh, so he walked like a penguin.

Yeah, he's like foot is deformed. His foot's deformed. Oh. It's so good. Do you love it? I love it. My favorite show right now. Me too.

It's so good. We start watching that. And now we're only like three episodes in. Yeah, four episodes in? Three just came out Sunday. A plus. We'll put these up. I know people are like, where do we find this?

Morgan, if people want to see our reviews, where do they go? They can go to Twitter. They can go to bobibones.com. Go to bobibon's.com. The whole blog's up there with the reviews. All right, thank you. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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We got five seconds ago. Yeah. Yeah, so I guess we have met officially but we just met. But man, I've been kind of following, like, watching you slowly kill it. I wonder being in it, like, do you feel momentum?

Or is it like every day I'm just showing up trying to get ahead? I mean, sometimes I'll feel momentum for sure, like especially on stage. During the live shows, they're just, they're getting crazy. People singing songs more? Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. Dude, that's cool. Dude, it's getting pretty wild out there. But, you know, I've, Most days I'm just trying to catch up, you know. It's just, I literally got back from New York last night at like, you know, 9 p.m. So it's like I'm always go, go, go. So it's just a lot.

What's your, how do you say the name of your town? Kalama. Kalama, Washington. What's that town like? If I drive in, what do I see? If you blink, you'll miss it. It's literally right on I-5 going, you know, northbound. And there isn't much.

I mean, we got the Columbia River right there, which it's really. really pretty. It's like the prettiest place you'll ever go to. I'm from a town of 700 people, but to go there, you have to purposefully go there. There's no going through. Okay. So, but your town, when I think of your town, how you describe it, is that where the cops sit and just nail everybody for driving a little too fast to a small town? Oh yeah. Yeah. I hate that. I hate those towns. Yeah. It no matter where it is. I'm driving. I'm like, I'm about to get a ticket because it'll go like 70, 60, 40 for like three blocks and that's when they just nail folks. That's so funny. It makes their money. So I'm going to play a song and then have a lot of personal questions. But what's

you want to do, can I pick the song? Sure. Yeah, cool. Can we do Wind Up missing you? Oh, you? Is that what you're doing? Yeah. It's easier if that was what he's already going to do. Okay, good. Perfect. All right, Tucker Wetmore is here. Let's do Wind Up Missing You and this song's awesome and whenever you guys are ready. Thanks, man. Host the live performance on the podcast with podcast. Tucker Webmore, nice job. Thanks, man. Question about your family. Your grandpa was a preacher? Yes, sir. What do you call it up there in Washington? Because we say preacher in Arkansas. You say preacher or pastor? Pastor. Okay. You say Coke or pop or?

Pop or say it's all regional, right? Me the same thing, but it's all regional. Your grandpa was pastor. Did you sing in church at all? No, I didn't. But my whole family did. Like my grandma. They did or didn't? They did. Yeah. When could you sing? Because I learned I could not sing while singing in church. So when, if you didn't sing in church, when did you learn you could sing? Oh, dude, I started singing 2019. Are you kidding me? Like five years ago?

This is stupid. I've been doing this for five years. They're already killing it like this? I'm trying to, man. That's awesome. So why did you start singing? I had nothing else, man. I was right off dropping out of college.

I just broke my leg for the third time, so I dropped out of school because I was playing football there. And music found me again. I started playing when I was 11, so I loved music. What do you mean you started playing? Does somebody give you a guitar?

Piano. Oh, cool. Oh, that's even better. I had a little keyboard in my room, and I'll just sit back there and just play for hours, and nobody knew that I could play. I just played for myself. And I wouldn't have thought you could play piano because you have a single mustache. Unfair of me to feel that way.

It is absolutely unfair, but most people were just a cool single mustache. Don't go, I play piano. Oh, thanks. Yeah, that's right. You're surprising us in every way. You broke your, like, three times playing ball? Yes, sir. Yeah.

First time. First time. was, I was pretty young, like, seventh grade or something like that, twice on my left knee and then once on my right ankle slash leg. Classic weak legs, huh? Yeah, classic weak legs. So just some stuff that I was reading about you. It says you won four state championships.

Yes, sir. In what? Three in track, then one in football. What did you run in track? One-tenths. Actually, I didn't get first and one-tens. I got second about that much. But I was pull-vault, four by one.

Then we won as a men's team, like a whole men's team, and then football. Your parents' athletes? Yeah, back in the day. My dad was a pretty good football player. And my mom was an animal. She was just working out a lot, and, like, she's awesome. When did you win your football state championship? What year?

2018, I think. What year in high school was that? My senior year. Dude, that's awesome. Yeah. Like your senior year? Oh, yeah. Because what sucks is if you went out like your sophomore year and the next two years, you don't meet expectations.

100%. Yeah, that blows. So what position did you play? I was a receiver. And so you went from playing receiver winning a state championship to play college ball? Yes, sir. Where'd you go? Montana, Montana Tech University.

Is it just cold every game? It's so cold, dude. Like probably nine months out of the year, there's like two feet of snow on the ground. I'm assuming you didn't have a dome Montana Tech. No. Yeah. So when you go play at Montana Tech, are you like, hey, I'm Tucker, I have three broken legs.

I guess, yeah. He only had two at the time. You only had two by now. But how did you break the third one? Football. So, dude. But like what happened? Was it a play across the middle?

Yeah, so I was running a post of the middle. Like practice or a game? It was during practice. So it was during spring ball towards the end of my freshman year because I read shirt in my freshman year. And I was doing good, dude. Like I got scout player of the year that year and they're like, hey, for the next four years you're going to be like the number one receiver.

I was like, all right, let's roll. But what's crazy about that story is the day before that I was sitting down and I just hadn't been feeling around for like months. And then I sat down as soon as I got home from practice, walked into the bathroom, shut myself in there. And I just started bawling dude. I was like, God, I need a sign. I know it's been a while. But I just, I need help the very next day of the first player, I run a post over the middle and snap my leg in three places. So God broke your leg.

God broke my leg. And now here you are on this stage. He broke your leg to meet me. Did you guys hear that? Oh, it's all for you. Wow. for this meeting to happen. I didn't hear that at all.

That's not what you heard. That's exactly what I heard. I was talking to Thomas Redd a couple weeks ago. I was with him. He's singing your praises. You know Thomas Red? I love Thomas. He's like the greatest dude,

but he said the same thing about you. How did you guys get in touch? How did you guys start working together a little bit? He reached out to me. I was like, hey, you want to come open up? I was like, sure. And then no, he just texted me. Like, hey, how are you doing?

Or look at this. I'm doing this. And I'm like, oh, that's cool, man. When you moved to town, what was the process? Pack up a car and come without thinking much about it? Or was it a real, all right, let's weigh the options and let's get an RV. What'd you do? Pretty much just packed up my stuff.

I mean, I visited Nashville to make sure. But when it came down to, like, crunch time of me moving here, I packed on my stuff in one of those shipping containers that you can ship across the country. Like a pod type thing? Yeah, like a pod thing. All of my stuff that I owned fit in that little pod. And then I just packed up my car and then me and my mom drove down here. And where do you move? Do you find an apartment with a roommate?

What was the living situation for you? Every new artist is a different story. Well, I didn't know anybody. I didn't know anything about anything, really. So I moved right across tin roof onto Mumbroon. Well, for a new artist, young, good-looking guy, you know what? That's going to get you in trouble or really awesome. And it did.

But yeah, that was my first apartment when I first moved to town. and it was a culture shock for sure. So when you come to town and you see other people, because this is the land of giants, even when you first move here, and you see people that are just struggling, and they're still, they're awesome. Right?

Like, you've got to be awesome to just make tips in a bar. When you come and you start to see other people that are playing and they're really great in trying to make it, you say culture shock, was it? Holy cow, I've got some real competition here. 100%. And, like, literally everywhere you turn in Nashville,

there's just someone that can shred, like, you know, crazy. And I'm like, or sing like crazy. I'm like, dude, I got to work my ass off to do what I want to do. And I noticed that really quick, so that's what I did. So, yeah, what does that mean? Do you start just riding a whole lot? Like, who do you find that kind of walks you through the process a little bit?

Did you find, like, a friend early on that's like, hey, I've been there a couple years. I can help you? Not really. What I did was just, like, meet a bunch of people. I would go out to bars. I was 20 at the time. when I first moved. So I'd go out to bars, but it was during COVID. So like, hey, we just want business. We're not checking IDs right now, you know. And so I would just meet people.

And then I met, I was super blessed to meet like a super solid group of people. But they weren't in the music industry. But, you know, we'd go out and mingle and whatnot. And then I started meeting a bunch of songwriters. And then I'd signed my publishing deal with backblocks. And that's when I really started like getting into writing every single day, sometimes even twice a day for three years straight. Did you do the writer's rounds at all at first? I did like one when I first moved to town and I realized I don't know what I'm doing at all. It was at tin roof on Broadway and I was the most nerve-wracking thing I've probably ever done my life. Because? Because I've never done it and I've never really played in front of people other than playing around a kitchen table with my

my buddies or a campfire, you know, back home. And it was nerve-wracking. Did you play any shows back home where you got paid? No. So here were your first paying gigs? My first paying gig was last week. It's last week. Yeah. Sounds like just kidding. Oh gosh. It was probably like two years ago and it was because the radio station heard what I was doing down here back home. And it was it's a super small radio station, but they're like, hey, let's just have a hometown show. And I just played cover songs and they paid me and my band to come out. That's pretty awesome. You get paid to do something you love to do?

So you're committed now? You can be an artist forever? Oh, yeah. Okay, good. I hope so. You should. You're real good. Thank you, man.

I appreciate it. Is it different than you thought, though? A little bit. Like the amount of effort that goes into having to be a new artist? 100%. It's a lot of missing sleep. It's a lot. Yeah, I've slept probably 10 hours in the last.

72 plus. You know, it's just go, go, go, go. And when you get rest, you take it because you don't really have the energy to do anything else. Just take care of your legs, man. Oh, yeah. That's my advice to Tucker Wehmore. He's broken three times. We don't need another one. You know, it did take

the third one to get him here. You're doing a headlining tour, the waves on a sunset tour. Yes, sir. That's pretty exciting. It's nuts. Already headlining. Do you get nervous? Because now it's you. Now it's you on the tickets. You on the website. Like, people got to go, I want to go see Tucker Webmore. A hundred percent. Do you, are the tickets to the show have they been sold yet have you put them up as an on sale did you get nervous watching the on sale a little bit it's all sold out though

oh okay well that's a good flex like i wish that was that was so when i will sell tickets to like my comedy shows i will log on right one and i'll watch every theater and look at seats and i'm hyper hyper obsessed with being a loser again because i think that's what's going to happen to me but you've never been a loser so you have one way to go Like 12 years from now when you've had super success And you're on your loser cycle We'll talk about it All right Dude congratulations You guys

Thank you so much Go to Tucker's Instagram The tour is sold out That's crazy that it's sold out It's nuts That's that moment In the bathroom we talked about Earlier crying

That's what I'm gonna do After you leave Because I'm like He sold out And I didn't No that's not what you meant That no That moment is what led to

Sold out shows But if we could circle back to that because I'm curious, like what you sort of just went there if you can share a little bit more about that vulnerability of like what was going on that made you break and say like, hey, God, it's been a while. Yeah. So like I said, like for a few months, I just wasn't feeling right. Even though everything that I wanted was happening. Yeah, emotionally and spiritually. You know, I grew up super strong my faith.

Like we said, my grandpa was a pastor. So I grew up in the church. But I hadn't been praying, you know, when I moved to college and I've just been partying a lot. literally I'd wake up, skip class, go to practice, partying out with my buddies, hang out, and then do the same thing, wake up, work out. That's what I would do. And I was like, this is not how I want to live. You know, and then I sat down and opened myself up, and then it gave me a sign, and I listened.

Is it cool to hear people singing back songs that aren't like the singles? Yeah. Dude, that's like the coolest part of it all. Like, you, honey, people are loving that one, break first. when I ain't looking. You know, it's not like a huge collection of songs, but people are listening and liking them. You guys check out waves on a sunset

and Tucker Wetmore all over. You did some Luke stuff too, right? Did you do the farm tour? Did you do that with Luke? Oh, yeah. We just got done with that. Was he sick? Was he doing the, did he have terrible, terrible allergies while he was out on that one?

A little bit, but he just pushed. He fought through it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's awesome. He's Luke. Luke and TR are like the greatest guys. Like, you've been so fortunate to be with those guys. They're good guys. Like you can even model like who you are in this industry as a person because they do it right.

Yeah. Tucker, good to see you, man. It's good to see you too much. It's super cool to finally meet you. You guys follow Tucker at Tucker Wetmore. And hey, don't worry about going to a show. Sold out. Suck it.

And check out waves on a sunset. The EP came out just a couple weeks ago. And there he is. Tucker Wetmore. Nice job. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

Gerardo wanted to celebrate his 21st wedding anniversary by doing something. special with his wife, his four kids. He said, all right, pack up the camper. We're going to Yosemite. And they drive to Yosemite. They do the camp out, everything. And they cook s'mores on the fire. And the next morning, he wakes up to a note left at his campsite.

And it's from someone who said, bro, I camped the spot behind you last night. Let me just say, first of all, you're killing it as a dad. The way you pulled up, parked that trailer, no mistakes. Awesome. And then he goes, whatever you were cooking, smell delicious. And I sat around and listened to stories from you and your, families. It's borderline creepy.

He's a stalker. Wait, I get it. It's supposed to be like, hey, heck of a dad. Yeah. But again, they are close. This is like borderline. Definitely is listening to the conversation. He said, I heard giggles and laughter all night from your family.

From one dad to another, you are killing it. Keep it up. I do like it. That is cool. I like it. Net gain, yes. Was there anything like, I stole some of your underwear? No, but Gerardo was blown away by the gesture.

So, yeah, imagine if you go somewhere. You're sitting at a dinner table, I got a restaurant, and you see a family. I'm going to start writing notes. Hey, you're killing it as a dad. You gave that iPad to that kid and the kid didn't, you know, talk one time. It's a bit different. I like it. Again, I'm trying to figure out where I officially stand on this.

I like it because they were close. When you're at a camp spot, you can definitely hear what's going on to the camp spot interview. But it was like the person who I did a Q&A on my Instagram over the weekend and they were like, what's Morgan's favorite color? I was like, I think this might be weird. What'd you know that? Yeah. That's what I wrote.

I don't know. If you had a guess. Pink, maybe? Blue. It was blue for a really long time. And that's when I were new. Back then back then. And then it changed?

What is it now? It's purple now. I don't know the difference anyway. So. Colorblind. Yeah. Close enough. I like it because that's good.

He probably shouldn't have gone in as much detail. Hey, man. Right. The can't spot next to you. Like, saw you pull the trailer in. You being a great dad. You know, was able to pick up a lot from just being around. That's probably it.

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