The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Bobby's Problem With Baby Clothes + The Hardest People In Our Lives To Buy Gifts For + Country Artist "Merry Christmas" Game!

Episode Date: December 16, 2025

Bobby shares his hot take on baby clothes after going to the mall recently and being appalled. He tells us why he thinks it's a total racket. He also shared what they are doing differently for their baby shower. Bobby shares who are the hardest people in his life to buy gifts for. Amy shares details of how gift giving is going with her boyfriend. Eddie gets roasted for his yearly Christmas present to his wife. We play a fun Christmas game where Bobby plays a country artist wishing you a Merry Christmas and you have to guess who is speaking!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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a super baby, then you just have clothes land. You never get to use them again. That's correct. When I buy clothes, I get to wear them for years. Yep. Right. It's unbelievable. Shoes too, dude.

Oh, tell me about it. You can, like, pinch the size of a shoe. That's how big the shoes are. Like every month or so, you're... This is the stupidest thing you ever heard. We can build rockets that release parts of it and keep going. We should have baby clothes that extend. Oh, as they get older.

As they get older. It's not a bad idea. Because they have a size that's just newborn. It's the dumbest thing I ever heard of. What size is that? Zero? I don't know, newborn, NB. And you should have newborn. Yeah.

So, it's a total racket. I need to get in this business. because it's the only thing I've ever seen in my life where you've got to keep buying more and more of it as you go. And again, who knows if we'll ever have another, I don't know. So we're not going to keep it. We'll give it away. Well, you could hold on to it until you decide.

We will give it away. We used to hold onto it and they would just end up in trash bags so we just give it away. Yes. But it's like you have it for a month. You're buying clothes for a month. See, but this is also one of those things where if you would, well, never mind.

You're not going to want to register for anything. It doesn't matter. But this is the stuff people want to buy you. Like they want to gift you. I don't want people to buy me anything. We're fine. So I don't want people to give me anything. I don't want to.

Amy, let them. Even at our, even you. Even you. And I won't say too much about this, but even at Caitlin's baby shower, we're not doing that. You know that. Yeah, I know that. Yeah. Wait, what's the shower for then?

Not, we don't want anything. We don't, we need. No, they're literally all taking a shower together. I was like, whoa. This would be a fun thing. Well, I mean, it is a cute idea of what is going to happen, which, because I mean, people want to bring something. Yeah, but we're not registered for anything. It's definitely not.

And don't get me started on shoes. Because I love shoes. The shoes are crazy. They're pinch size and they're out of them and... And they don't even walk. Yeah, they don't need to do. That's right. Good point.

They don't even walk. Why do you have shoes? Yeah, they're called crib shoes. What? Never had those. Got the stroller all the way fixed now. So I went in and found a couple things that I did wrong while building it the first time. So there were some things.

Sometimes you'll build some. something and there's like a part or two left over and you're like this is fine. I felt like I couldn't do that with this. That's a baby. Yeah. Yeah, there were a couple things that didn't quite match. And I was like, this is not right. Things aren't even or equal. So I went back and now we're good. I feel confident now my stroll, because it's a stroller that has a bassinet on the top of it. That makes sense, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I wasn't confident because I thought the baby shoot out of there. How it was built. This isn't a little too flingy. But now Superbaby's going to be fine. And we're going to rock. We're going to rock it. We're

We do have to go to the hospital at some point and do a tour on where to park because if you're like going to labor you don't just want a street park. Yeah. Yeah, that's so wise. We're like rehearsals.

Yeah. Hostiles are confused. And so we got all that coming up. And you need to take a car seat with you. Yep. It won't let you leave the hospital without it. Oh, we have plenty of car seats. We have two.

Luckily, we don't put those together. We pulled them right out of the box of one tug. Yeah, that's nice. And it's all in there. So I did that. I did have a voicemail too because I was talking about recording in the room where the mom gives birth. I don't think that's something that I, if my wife says do it, I'll do it.

But some hospitals don't allow it. Some hospitals only allow head up and some allow full money, I guess, if we want that. But I do have a voicemail about that. Number two, please. I know you're not supposed to see. You're not supposed to record in the OR. Well, you can always wear your metaglasses. I know it's kind of for you, you know, keep it for you personally.

using those kind of hard to keep that G-rated, you know, with your wife getting giving birth. But there's an idea using meta glasses. I love the show. Thank you all. They would know in a heartbeat. If I go down around where the doctor is, and I got my, because they have little lights in them too. Oh.

I know. But then question, does that mean meta also has access to the birth of your baby? If so what happens on mine is mine is connected to my phone. So anything I take pictures of a video uploads into my phone immediately, you can turn that off. So if there is no connection, nothing can be connected to. Okay. It just stores in the, in the, in the, in the glasses. Can you turn the light off on the, no, they have that. So you can tell that nobody's secretly recording. Now, if you're in a very bright place, you almost can't see the light. Yeah, because my friend used someone once to, like, spy on some

boutique that was copying her. Mm-hmm. So she went in with the glasses. And if it's why, you really, you can, if you really look, you can see, because they have to do something to show that people aren't, like, always secretly spying. Yeah. Yeah. There's a little, like, If it's dark, you can for sure see it. But like, let's say a random boutique you're trying to spy on. You can't tell. She went in and she was like, mm-hmm, I knew it. You imagine you getting busted in the delivery room?

Sir, are those meta-glasses? They take them and throw them and step on them. The fact that they can't catch that Brown shooter, meaning the guy went to Brown University and shot and killed those people and then also injured a bunch of people, and they arrested the wrong guy and they put his name out there and they put his picture out there and they're like, oops, wrong guy.

They still don't have somebody. $50,000 reward now. The guy is approximately $5.8 with a stocky build. I watched the video. He's dressed all in black, but he's wearing long sleeves and covering his face, but it's also like super cold. So you wouldn't think anything weird about it if you were to see the guy

walking. And I said yesterday there were 500 cameras. I was wrong. There were 800 cameras. Oh. No more. Okay. Police are pursuing a new lead based on photos and videos of an individual taken around 2 p.m. Saturday hours before the deadly mass shooting at Brown University. Unbelievable. They haven't caught this guy.

Unbelievable. Massive failure. So footage released by authority showed the person of interest. Two hours before the shooting. Investigators are now working to reconstruct the person's movements before the attack. I'm blown away. They can't catch the dude. I said yesterday, we're in a surveillance state. We're 300 cameras more than yesterday that they're now saying. So that's the update there.

They still don't have the person. There is a reward. The next one is the update. update on Rob and Michelle Reiner's son Nick. He's been arrested in connection with the murders of his parents. So Nick Reiner was arrested and booked on suspicion of murdering his parents who were found stabbed in their L.A. area home. He is in custody without bail. We did hear yesterday there was a very loud argument at Conan O'Brien's holiday party the night before the killings. I wonder if the night before the killings is literally hours before the killings, if the night before it's like four hours before it becomes like 2 a.m. and it's the next day.

perceived it as they were at the party earlier that night, but then the hours, you know, flip it to next day. So there's the update from that from NBC. I saw a story too where somebody tossed a gold coin, an anonymous donor, worth $4,000 into a Salvation Army bucket. And on the surface, it feels like a very good story, almost to tell me something good. This is from my NBC5. And I'll read you the story. Salvation Army staff in Vermont discovered an anonymously donated gold coin worth more than $4,000. in a red kettle, the donation comes at a critical time as the local campaign works toward its goal of raising $55,000, which will be used for kids' music lessons and essential family support. And then I'm thinking, is there somebody at their house right now going, where is my lucky coin worth $4,000?

I thought I took quarters. Like what? Because I think probably it was on purpose, but you're counting on them knowing that's a very valuable coin. And I do think it was on purpose. But I think, I don't know, 26% chance that it was somebody throwing coins in the bucket not knowing as a $4,000 coin. Oh, wow.

Yeah, I hadn't thought about that. Honey, you've seen my $4,000 coin? Oh, crap. You would want to make sure that, yeah, they knew. So it's like if you're going to drop that in there, you either like drop it off at a location and not the bucket or you like put it in an envelope and you say, well, because the whole thing wanted to be anonymous.

Yeah. But you know who else is anonymous people that throw 50 cents in there? So I do think it was purposeful, but I do think there's also a chance that it was thrown in accidentally. Yeah. And to have a coin worth $4,000, that's pretty cool. I don't have any coins worth more than actually what the coin is worth. Like a quarter. I got a couple solid quarters worth about 25 cents.

There was another story, and this is a Chipotle story. Big shout out Chipotle. I love Chipotle. And I do feel like, just from what I read this woman is not telling me. the truth. I feel like they think she's not telling the truth either. A New York City woman is suing Chipotle and DoorDash claiming she suffered serious injuries after allegedly biting into a rodent hidden her meal delivered last year. Also, if DoorDash is involved, it's not, it may, if it were true, it may not even be a Chipotle thing. Yeah, could it be the driver that put the rodent in there?

I'll read you the story. I feel like sometimes people are just making stuff up to try to get a cash grab. I can't prove that that's true here at all. But this person on January 11, 2025, said that her door dashed delivery person delivered her a Chipotle burrito that contained a rodent. A whole rodent. A rodent? Chipotle State. Come on. Chipotle states that the company strongly denies the allegation and is confident that whatever this item was is a chicken tendon. We will vigorously defend ourselves against these claims. Internal agents of Chipotle analyzed the evidence both in person and in photographs and are confident it's just part of the chicken. No penalty fee has been confirmed. However, plaintiff's counsel is seeking a sum exceeding a lot of money.

That's from people. I feel like it wasn't a rodent. Okay, because I'm looking at the list of rodents, mouse, rat, rabbit, a hamster, chipmunk, squirrel. Those are rodents. I've had a bunch of rabbit and squirrel. Not so bad, by the way, if they did cook it up good. The other ones could be gross. beaver. Okay, so she's, you know, that little white part, like in the chicken that looks really white? Like, man, if that's fried up just right, which Chipotle doesn't fry, so that's not the thing. But I'm looking at images of if you fry that just right,

it does look like a little rat with a tail. You ever had anything weird in your food? Like ever in history of you going out to eat? Not that. Not that was that traumatic to where I remember at the moment. I had a screw. Like a screw in my friend. A screw?

And I remember that it was a brand new restaurant. It was a grand opening. So I think that they were just working on the ceiling and a screw fell in the fryer or something. Oh, gosh. Wow. Yeah. It wasn't somebody trying to break a tooth as a prank. No.

Somebody is. Wow. Did they tell you that? No, I found it. No, no. Did they tell you that fell from the ceiling or something? Oh, you made it up because I can still hear hammering in the back. Oh, you could.

You can hear construction while you're eating the screw? Like, did you get your meal comp? I don't remember. I feel like we went like after the show because it was right down the street. And I told the lady and I think maybe I got more fries without a screw in it. Oh, screwless fries? You got bonus screwless fries? That's great.

Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband invited his parents to stay with us over the holiday. Two full weeks. And I only found out after the plans were already set. Not really a heads up. Don't get me wrong. I like his parents. But two weeks is a long time.

especially during the holidays when the house is already chaotic. Am I supposed to say something now, or just smile and try to survive, signed overbook for the holidays? That's unfortunate that he didn't talk with you. Not even that there would have been a different outcome, but at least to, hey, this is what I want to do. I don't know.

I don't think you should say anything now, though. I think you can have that talk after, right? Or any way to shorten it? Oh, so you want to actually change it. Yeah. I do think the outcome would have been different. if she would have had the opportunity to be a part of it and they could have met in the middle and been like, hey, let's do a week. Yeah, but we can't really debate that.

I know. This is unfortunate. It's already happening. Yeah, there's a conversation that needs to happen. I guess I don't, try to just focus on the positives of having them there for two weeks. Do they help out around the house? Do you have kids? Do they help with the kids?

I think this is probably something that needs to be addressed after they leave. Because it's already happening. If it's already happening, no need to make it weird right now. If you're going to have to just knuckle up and bear it, knuckle up and bear it. And then afterward, there has to be a real conversation because this can't happen again without there being in conversation. Yeah, I can't imagine not talking to my person about someone coming into our home for two weeks,

no matter who it is. If you say something now, there's a risk of it being awkward, because what if he says something to them? And he's like, she's not happy about it. I think it just encourages there to be some other negative from this. and I would just hopefully eliminate all that and let everything that's going to happen because of this happened after it.

You already have the pile of poop on your porch. That's a good point about him slipping up or bringing it up to his parents. Because I was thinking, well, she could talk to him now, but you're right. There could be a slip up. Eddie? My style is to make a big deal out of it at first, you know,

and then be like, all right, look, I reacted wrong, but it's okay. They can come for two weeks, but we've got to talk about this beforehand. Like you can't just, you know, book and tell him, that two weeks is fine, and then tell me later after the fact, but make a big deal out of it. And then that way you kind of look like, oh, cool, man. Like he, like I took it like a champ.

Yeah, a little performative, huh? Yeah, a little bit. Just, just to make her feel or make him feel like guilty. Oh, yeah, like, oh, man, maybe I shouldn't have done that. I still would worry that he's going to then say something to the parents. Yeah. Bobby makes a great point. And it's the guy. Like, I think a girl would maybe probably not say anything, but a guy would probably slip up to his parents. Well, you know. She didn't even want you here. Yeah. She didn't want you here for two weeks. These guys are stupid. Yes, exactly.

Yeah, so I'm sorry that happened to you. You can have to learn from this. And this is definitely a conversation after they leave. Hey, we need to talk about that. You can't do that. You can't have them here for two weeks. At least if you do, we got to talk about it beforehand because you kind of slam this on me. You can already tell he's kind of stupid because he did that.

There you go. I agree. Because of this, he's already kind of stupid. So he could do something stupid like say something to them and it's now awkward within the house. Good luck with that. Sorry that happened to you. That's the mailbag. Close it up.

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I, I've only done that once. And I was driving a standard when I first learned. But I can definitely see how if you're old or I can see. How old was she? That old. No, but if you're old, like this happens a lot where old people drive into stores.

Yeah, we pray that. Thanks for a quick intervention of two lifeguards and one person, the occupants were able to be removed from their vehicle. Imagine though you just see a car driving to a zone pool. Dude, you're a lifeguard. Like, you're not trained for that. You're not trained for that. Like, does your brain register, oh, my foot's on the

Celebrator. So now I need to switch it over to the break. Probably too late. You're probably close to it. It got to be very close. Or you hit both. Well, if you hit both, you're going to break, right? Yeah. It'll be a gassy break. Yeah. But it'll break. The mother and daughter were unharmed. They were taken to a nearby hospital. They were suffering from shock. Yes, from People magazine. Terrible. You ever done that? No offense. Have you ever done that? No, I mean, that's what, if it's happened, it's very quick. Like, I recognize their earth stop. Like, correct. Yes.

Have I had my foot on the accelerator when I thought of the right? So you have done that, though. Yes, but not to where it's caused any damage. And it's, I mean, but I have to tell you the truth that it has happened. I've had a flip-plop get stuck like while I'm trying to move my foot. And I freaked out, but I eventually got loose. Yeah, flip-plots are dangerous. Again, especially driving a standard too.

Mm-hmm. I guess just in general. We should kind of eliminate flip-flops when you're anything with machines. Those things can fall off. Get stuck. Yeah, and even get stuck can fall down and you reach down for it. Next thing you know you're a swim pool and a car. Yeah.

Who did you dislike buying presents for? Not because you don't like them because it's hard to buy it for them. Oh, you're difficult. You. Oh, I didn't mean specific. Okay, all right. Who did you mean? Well, I just meant like in life.

Is there a general person? Yeah, the person that just when they have something they want, they buy it for themselves. and they, yeah, it's like, how do you get this person something? Because they have everything they want. Okay, fair enough. As mostly, most people think it's the most difficult to get a present for the spouses. Or partners? Yeah.

What do you do for Christmas in your wife? Do you have a rule? Yeah, we do like one gift, really, for each other and the rest is just for the kids. But, I mean, I think that's easier because you, they, you kind of live every day with them. So you hear what they talk about. Like, my wife loves coffee. I know like my go-to is always something coffee related. Are you done?

Your go-to is always something coffee. Every year, something coffee-related. Every year, you get a one thing that's coffee. So you heard her say one thing years ago and now you stick to that. Well, no, this year's different. I got her something different this year. Oh, good, because you probably run out of coffee options. Mugs.

Mugs are the best thing ever, dude. Travel mugs, tumblers. Are you done? Yeah, I'm done. What about you and your partner? My boyfriend. It's weird to call him boyfriend. It's weird to hear you say partner.

Which weirder, guys? Boyfriend? Partner is weirder. I think partner's weirder. It makes it sound like she's a lesbian. Yeah, so this actually came up the other day because I said, oh, we needed a, I'm trying to figure out your gifts. And he's like, okay, I think, I think I'm done.

And I was like, wait, you're done. You don't even know, how do you know what I want? And he was like, I paid attention. I was like, well, okay, so we'll see. You're getting some copy related. I would think you would be, instead of like, we'll see. I think you're like, oh, wow, this is going to be great. No, I'm excited and we'll see.

Like, we'll see like this. I don't know, this is the first Christmas where it's like we've been together this whole time. And yeah, he's had things over the year to pay attention to. And we'll see. What, let's see how that happens. Well, if I were him, I'd be so pumped. Man, yeah, I would have to take some back if I heard this. No, no, no, I didn't say that to him.

I'm saying it to y'all. Even worse. Yeah. My wife has done. We do one, really one. but then her birthday it's like snap cargo pop birthday time

yeah right and so that's a difficult little dance for me to her it's like Christmas but her whole life she had a birthday where she didn't get to have a birthday

around people and people would often get her one gift for both Christmas and birthday because they're so close I definitely don't want to do that because I think she kind of resents the fact that she never

got a standalone birthday so I try to juggle that I think I nailed it I always nail it well so who do you think is the most difficult person for you to shop for nobody anymore

because if they're difficult, I don't buy them anything. I just don't. Interesting. What if we did that approach? I didn't know that was an option. You're difficult, so. Yeah, it's like if it's on the border, I did read a story where people said that the whole question was,

if someone gives a donation in your name, is that a good gift or a bad gift? Yeah, it's a good gift. You've done that for me before, Bobby. Yeah, but yours was just something you really care about. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think most people have something they really care.

Yours was a direct. Like, it's probably, if I'm guessing, the orphanage or something. Well, one time you did Heifer International, you bought like a bunch of... 15 years ago. That's nice. That's so lame. It's forever. Yeah, yeah.

I still remember it and it meant something. You bought all these animals in my name and it was so cute. And I got like a picture. I think I donated to like the orphanage. I mean, yes, you've done the orphanage. I was giving another specific example where I thought it was really thoughtful and kind. And organizations like that exist where you can sponsor animals in someone's name

and then they get like a picture of the animal it's cute and you know like the village it's going to if you guys got a donation in your name lunchbox what you think stupid lame what a waste of time like that doesn't do anything for me you can also lie just be like I donated you can't go track it down but that's the thing if you get the animal in the village how are you going to get that

I can print out a couple pictures picture can't get in the village look for the animal oh that's what Bobby got anybody seen herbie the bison Okay. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

Doug Doug is a two-year-old call. He was out for a walk with his owner in Iowa, a bunch of snow running around, having a good time when Doug Doug Doug goes out on the pond. And the pond is frozen, but he gets out there and falls into the water. And so he calls 911, sheriff shows up, volunteer firefighter shows up, gets in a kayak, and shimmies his way. out there and who grabs Doug Doug into the kayak and brings it to the shore. Yeah, Doug Doug Doug looks like

like Lassie. The call of the dog. It is bigger. Like a bigger version of that. I'm looking at the pond. It's not a pond we would step on because you see water around it. What's a dog supposed to know? Doug Doug Doug doesn't know. Doug Doug doesn't know crap. Doug Doug does see something fun. I'm surprised you have all that time. Like you

make a call that people have to get in their cars, drive to you, respond, come up with a plan and Doug Doug's still frozen water If I was dug dug I'd be like It's over Time to go

This is my time All right There you go That's what it's all about That was tell me something good Gonna talk with Tucker Wetmore So we went to the rudder We sit down

And start eating Immediately the manager Of the whole place Comes up Just starts talking to us He goes What are you guys doing Where are you all from

Yada yada And I'm like Oh We're just visiting See if we want to move to Nashville from Washington and he goes oh that's amazing you do music i was like i'm trying i got a handful of songs and a and a dream and uh and then he was like dude i got the stage right here if you ever want to

play it on like the weekends during the summer you can play it as outside stage and and then he was like honestly if you need a job you got a job here anytime and this guy doesn't know me at all you just met him i just met him you walked up at the table five minutes before this and um he was like if you need a job you got a job on the spot just let me know when you're in town i was like mom i think i think i think i got this feeling now. I got this feeling where like if something doesn't work out, something else is going to work out. And it's just like, all right. And so that was kind of like, that's where it swapped. And then I got a, I didn't ever take them up, take them up on the opportunity when I moved to town. But it was, it was one of those things that I could feel into my soul that it was the right decision. So how long were

you here? I signed a publishing deal in 2022. So did you move in 20? I moved in 20. So what'd you do for two years? How'd you pay rent? I door dashed back when FGL, that bar down to was FGL. I worked there for probably a week and a half serving food, and I hated it. So I quit. Then I would dooredash. And I was living on the skin of my teeth for a while there, like peanut butter, spoon for dinner kind of thing. And I'd buy these packs of like hamburger patties, and I'd just cook them up and throw an egg on it. And that would kind of like be my dinner. Is there an appreciation now extra because of the struggle before? Oh, 100%. Growing up with a Silver spoon is a blessing in its own way, but I feel like growing up with the wooden one

teaches you a lot more about how life actually is and how it can be, you know, if you don't try to work for something. You know, I feel like it's, it's very important to know what bottom feels like, especially when you get to the top, putting, being a good role model for the people that want to do something, anything in life, you know. Tail is oldest time, pressure makes diamonds, you know. It's very cliche, but it's a true thing. I'm going to ask you this question. I want 100% honesty. This is based off something you just said.

100% honesty. Raise your right hand. I, Tucker, promise to be honest. I, Tucker Wetmore, promise to be honest. Did you ever steal a fry or any food when you were delivering DoorDash? No. Not a single time. Nope.

You are the most honorable DoorDash guy in the history of DoorDash. I promise you not a single time. Not even thought about it. One accidentally dumped out, so he left it out and then ate it. Uh-uh. Not a single time. Honorable Tucker Wetmore. I try.

I try. Wow. Yeah. That's crazy to think about, though. I feel like I'd accidentally shake the bag and let some fall. I used to wait tables. I waited tables a lot. And so, yeah, that would happen.

Yeah, that's so funny. Or for me it was after they were done as well, if the rolls had them been touched or if something had them in touch, I would save it and eat it. Gotta do what you got to do, I guess. That's right. Yeah. I'm proud of you. Like, I didn't eat a single fry.

Not a single fry. And you raise your right hand so you can't lie about that. That's right. I'll play you a clip of a famous country artist. Just wishing you a Merry Christmas. All you got a name is the artist. For example. Wishing you a Merry Christmas.

Oh, I got it. Luke Brian. That's correct. Would you play that one more time? Wishing you a Merry Christmas. That's Luke Brian. I'm going to do seven of these. Write your answer down.

These are hard. Oh, good. Number one. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. This is hard. It's hard. And the females are harder to differentiate. Can you play it again?

Wishing you a Merry Christmas. I don't think I would get that one and I can see who it is. Dude, I have no idea. One more time. One more time. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. Five seconds. I'm in for the win.

Amy. Carrie Underwood. Lunchbox? Megan Maroni. Eddie? I have Kelsey Ballerini. One of you is right. Would you play it again?

Wishing you a Merry Christmas. I don't know who's right. Yeah, I don't know. I think we're all wrong. It's Carrie Underwood. Oh. Okay. One Amy.

Next one. I just want to wish you a Merry Christmas. I'm in. I'm in. I just want to wish you Merry Christmas. I just want to wish you a Merry Christmas. All right, five seconds. I wish you a Merry Christmas.

It's pretty easy or no? Yes, very easy. Yeah, like out of the gate easy. Got it. Okay. Lunchbox, your answer. Luke Combs. Amy.

Kane Brown. Eddie? That's Kane Brown. It is Kane Brown. Rick, would you play it one more time, please? I just want to wish you a Merry Christmas. Do you hear it now? Yeah, you guys just, the way they were in so fast,

and then it just went so quick from there. It was a spiral. I couldn't get it. Okay. Next up. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. What the? Here it is again.

What? Wishing you a Merry Christmas. Oh. One more shot. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. I'm in. There's part of that that really sounds like. Yes.

Part of it doesn't. If you listen, I'll do it one more time. There's just one single element that. really tells you who it is. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. I know who it is. Great. And then write it down.

I don't know his name though. And when Bobby says, what do you have? Tell them. Say it when I up on that. Yeah. I'm... All right, guys, then. Amy, what do you have?

Ah, I'm not Ernest. Nothing? No, you don't have anything? I wrote on my name. Lunchbox? That is the guy that did raise car. Okay, that's wrong. That's name.

Chase Matthews. Eddie? Dude, you're so right. At the very. Very end is when you can tell that it's Darius Rucker. That's true. Wait, what? Hit it again.

Very end. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. Christmas. I need them to go. I know, I need the laughing there. All right, next up. Wishing you and your family a happy holiday season. I'm in.

I'm on the board. I'm in for the win. I'm in. Trying to name the artist. Wishing you and your family a happy holiday season. Lunchbox? George, Drake. Amy?

Dang, I shouldn't have gone in so quick. I feel like that's where they got it. No, we got it. Okay, George Strait. Eddie. That's the king. George Strait. Got it. Three left. The score. Amy and Eddie in the lead. Lunchbox has got one. I'm right behind them. But you're two back.

Okay. How many of we go? We've only done four. Okay. All right, here we got one. Wishing you a happy holiday season. Can you name that country artist? Yes, I'm in. Wishing you a happy holiday season.

Sounds like the one we just played. George. wishing you a happy holiday season wishing you a happy holiday season I'm in for the win gosh I know that voice all right Eddie I have Gavin Adcock

I know it's wrong I know it's wrong he'd have been like wishing you a happy holiday season except Zach Brine screw Zach Brian right Amy Tim McGraw Correct

Tim McGraw Lunchbox Lunchbox that's way too hard. I thought it was both of them. I'll tell you who that one is. That's Maddie. That's Maddie from Maddie. That's what my guess was Maddie and Tay. No, no. You got a full of crap. I had that. I think you couldn't have because they broke up.

Nah, here we go. Dang it. Okay, go with the number six. Wishing you a very merry Christmas. No chance you get this one. Oh, this was worth two points. Okay, hold on. Go again. Wishing you a very merry Christmas. This is the rare two-pointer. Oh, that's really hard.

Again? Wishing you a very Merry Christmas. I'm in. Do you have it? I hear something in the very that's giving me my brain a little tickle. Give me my brain a tick. All right, everybody in? Like my brain is like, that's familiar.

One more time. I'm in for the minute. One more time. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas. I'm in. I just needed that one more time and I got that very. Really? Yeah.

All right, lunchbox. Ashley McBride. Is that what you have, Amy? No. Okay, Eddie, what are you? Oh my gosh, she got it right. I have Gretchen Wilson. No, guys, y'all are both wrong.

No, it's... Are you willing to lose all your points if you miss it? No, no, because you're so confident. I'm not confident because of the very, the way she said very. It's something that's like a little accent I hear. But you're really putting on a show. Yeah, so wait a while I'm on your points. No, no.

I'll wager on my points if you let me hear a whole whole time. Okay, deal. Okay. Wishing you a very merry Christmas. Oh, she's. You've wagered all your points now. No. You said if you heard, got it.

Did she say that might? I'm just kidding. I know, I did. I did. I did. Shania, tweed. It's not Shania. I'm an idiot.

You don't think it's Shania? No. I don't know, guys. It's Shania. Yes. Okay. She wagered them all and still got two extra. Let's go.

Wow. Wow. And then one final one. That was respect. Respect. Thanks, guys. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season. Oh.

Oh, I got that. wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season. Did I wager all my points? Me too, me too. I do too. Well, Lunchbox only has two. So even if you wager them all, you couldn't win. Oh.

Everybody in? Lunchbox, what do you have? That is, Scotty McCreary. I'll let you wager all your points. Yeah, Scotty McCree. You wager them all? Yeah. Okay.

Eddie? Scotty McCreary. You wager yours? Yeah, yeah. Eddie wagered all yours. Amy, what do you have? I'm Scotty McCree. Okay.

You didn't wager all yours, but they did because they're trying to catch you. Yeah. It's not Scottie. McCurry. It's your turn. Oh, no! We're losing. You guys have zero.

We're going to home with nothing. It's the other deep guy. Merry Christmas, everybody. Amy is our winner. Hit her song. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying.

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The top 10 life decisions, people stress over the most. So this is from psychological science at number 10, whether to move to another country. I've never considered that. I do see where that would be stressful or just to another state. Moving anywhere, yeah. Yeah. So we'll do a minimized version that just moving, I've moved places where I've not known a single person, like out of state completely, didn't know a single person.

That's weird. That's stressful. You guys ever done that? Yes. Here. You moved another state not knowing anybody? Well, I knew the guy I was married to. Well, you knew somebody then.

Yeah, but he was deployed a lot. Yeah, okay. I'll give you half point. Okay, thanks. Anybody ever moved? No, you knew us. Yeah, I just thought about that. Are you guys out of your mind?

I'm not talking about Nashville. I'm talking about North Carolina. Yeah, but you moved with your husband at the time. Yes, but he immediately went to Afghanistan. Yeah. How long before you had a group of friends, like when you moved to that city? Five years. Oh, my goodness.

All I did was work. It's tough. I didn't have a single person. like a call. Nobody that I knew. It's weird. I like that I did that. But yeah, it was tough. Let's see. Other ones, whether to get married. Stressful. Is it more stressful leading up to the marriage or to think about proposing? Man, the proposal to me was just kind of like, I never thought of it anyway. So when my wife gave me the ultimatum, I was like, oh, I got to propose. But then when it came to the actual marriage,

the wedding, I was like, this is crazy. This is forever. Like the second we get married, this is it. My life's changing. What's funny about that is, Because I never had a romantic partner that I lived with ever until my wife. I never told anybody I love them until my wife. And so all of those were like steps. It's like, man, once I tell her, I love her, I'm in forever. But then it's once I propose, it looks like I'm in forever. Then it was like once I get married, oh man, I didn't think about it.

But now I'm really in forever. And I was like, once we have a baby, oh my God, I'm in forever. Like every one of those steps. That's a good point. It felt like that. Whether to get surgery at number seven, I guess that would be elective only. Yeah. whether to buy a house it's six.

I remember when I bought my first house, I went to our station general manager. And I was probably 24. And I said, hey, I'm thinking about buying a house, but I'm really nervous about it. Because there's, in this job, you get fired any day. And a contract doesn't mean much. And I said, hey, I don't want, huh?

Cool. Yeah, it really doesn't. I know. So I said, I don't want to buy a house and then you fire me. I said can you promise me you're not going to fire me? Even if he was going to fire me, he wouldn't say no. Yeah, but he probably talked about buying a house. And he didn't.

And he said, I think you can buy the house. That's good. And so I went to buy the house. Yeah, buy a house. The stressful thing about buying a house is all the papers you have to sign because you didn't read them. There's no way you can read them. There's too many. It's a whole book.

And it's just, sign this. Okay, sign this. And at first, you're acting like you're reading them for a second. They'll hand you the page. You're like, yeah, let me take a look. That's so true. You don't understand any words on there. By page seven.

you're just like, I'll just sign this stupid thing. I don't need to act about this anymore. Number five, whether to become self-employed. If you're going to leave your job to like start a new career. Especially, it's solely on you. Without a built-in paycheck. Number four, whether to drive a car. Now, what this means is if you're too tired to drive, if you're a little buzzed, if there's bad weather, like, oh, should I, should I drive? If you're a little buzz. That's not stressful. Just call a cap, man. Get an Uber. But I think people worry about that. I've never been buzzed. But I think people probably go, am I, even Even if they don't know they are.

But if I've had a little of a dream, they're like, I don't know, should I drive? The bad weather one I get, if it's like storming hard and you're like, I don't think I'm going to drive. The buzz one, if there's any doubt, just get an Uber. Right. Like if there's any question, like, should I drive? Just get Uber. I think, yes, I think that's what you should do. I don't think that's what everybody does.

And deal with your car later. Again, I think at times people are in a place where they don't want to leave their car. That's definitely a big question. Like, ooh, I'm going to have to come back and get this tomorrow. Whether to invest money at three. Yeah, with lunchbowlough. 100%. Stressful.

No, you just realize it's not going to go. Did you make profit? I don't remember. It's not going to go well. I think I'm an emotional deficit with that. Number two, whether to quit your job without another job. So meaning you're not starting your own job.

Yeah, that's stressful. But it's like I hate this job. I'm quitting, but you don't have another one. And then number one is whether to accept a new job. So the top two are jobs. Like someone comes and offers you a job, but you have a job that's going from, pretty well, whether to accept a new job and leave it.

Yikes. I'm surprised that having kids isn't on here. However, that's not really a decision for a lot of people. I think a lot most, a kid happens. A kid isn't planned. You think a majority? I think majority a kid. I don't think people are trying not to have kids.

I think it's just, if it happens, it happens. But we're not going to try to plan it because that's probably why it's not one of the top 10. Because I think they just happen more than we're trying to plan it. I think he's probably stressful when you're about to have the kids. Yeah, that's stressful. I think kids are probably stressful themselves. But another one is to get an education. Speaking of babies, so had Matt Steele on my podcast.

Matt was talking with us and he had some big news on the Bobbycast. I think it's going to work with the baby coming. My old lady is pregnant, everyone. How are you feeling about that? I'm very excited to be having a child we found out as a boy. I'm really hoping that the due date is like at the end of May, but I'm hoping it lasts to June because I want to make it like the oldest kid in his class for sports. But then it's going to be because AAU cutoffs are where they are.

It's going to be the youngest in AAU so it's going to get the benefits of playing up. I'm already projecting my hopes and dreams on said child. So Matt Steele having a baby and is already planning its basketball future. Matt Stel played college basketball. This is a large guy. So it's possible. So yeah, having a baby. You can hear that full conversation over on the bobby cap.

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Last week, a bank teller in Clay County, Missouri, stopped the woman from losing thousands of dollars after a phone scammer claimed she missed jury duty and needed to pay a cash bond. This is a very popular scam that's on the rise right now, so be warned. Have you fallen for it? I have not.

Nor will I because this story. Famous last words. The Clay County Sheriff's Office is saying, hey, similar scams are on the rise. you will never get a phone call about payments because you miss jury duty. It's just not going to happen. If you miss jury duty, you might get some sort of notice by mail, but you also don't have to pay a bond. I don't think. I feel like you're talking to yourself.

Just like you're convincing yourself. Yeah, like just because you miss jury duty, I don't know that you have to pay a cash bond, but I'm not totally sure about that. If you do need to, though, it will arrive by mail. They won't be on the phone. So anyway, she's on the phone with the scammer and at the bank. So the quick thinking bank teller wrote down on a piece of paper, this is a scam. Don't withdraw the money and passed it to her.

And that's when she hung up the call and called the police. I bet you they have to take some sort of online course or be briefed on all the scams if you work at a bank to do this and to recognize these patterns from people coming in that are getting scammed. I would think that's part of what their job is now to hopefully recognize scams because, and that's just to the benefit of the bank. Because the bank ends up just losing the money. So they're learning that to a bit protect themselves and to protect the other people. Yes. Yeah, that's a good story. I'm glad that Teller was aware of what was going on.

Yeah, I don't even have the teller's name. They just call her an unsung hero. And who saved you? What would you look like? You don't have her name, but. Bobby, this was in Clay County, Missouri. Amy, were you scared? When you got the note, did you think it was a prank?

All right, there you go. That's what's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. And then you turn the radio on and the dials just keeps on turn. Lunchbox, more game two. The Steve Redavits trying to put you through. Mike is right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is.

This is the Bobby Vaughn store. Now time for the morning, Corny. The morning corny. What do you call a broke Santa Claus? What do you call a broke Santa Claus? St. Oh, nickel-less. That's good.

That was the morning corny. You can tell we're in the holiday spirit. We're so encouraging of Amy's jokes. I know lately. You're like that. A little Tuesday reviews day for me. I'll give you two shows. I did watch Down Cemetery Road.

Anybody watch this on Apple? So it's basically house explodes. Little girl gets abducted. This woman's like, I got to find her. It's British. It got 79% of rotten tomatoes. I give it, those British shows are really good with a lot of nuance, but they're slow, just generally speaking. Faster horses, down Cemetery Road.

It's got Emma Thompson in it as one of the main people. I give it three and a half out of five explosions. I was almost a four. We don't do three, seven, five. It's just slow. So I give it three and a half out of five. I do like I do feel like British people are just smarter though with their accent Like you don't even have to say anything smart

It do sounds smart Yeah it's like if you're gonna bring an expert number something and they're British You win The other one is I did watch that movie On Netflix with George Clooney and Adam Sandler called Jay Kelly Oh yeah Did you guys watch it? I've started it I haven't finished it yet

So I had to watch it in two parts It's slow It's not even British and it's slow Oh I'm gonna say it's a British, okay So Jay Kelly is George Clooney basically like Mike said, kind of playing a version of himself. And the whole thing is him looking at his life and with perspective, valuing things probably differently as he got older.

Adam Sandler plays his agent. I did see where they're thinking this could be nominated for Best Picture. Yeah, probably will. Are they out of their mind? A little bit. I think it's because it's kind of like an industry movie because it's a movie kind of about the movie industry. Yeah. It's a movie that while you're watching it, you're like, I don't know if I like this. It's slow. And there's really nothing. There's no explosions or anything. That's up.

No house explodes. And then Adam Sandler's not like, ooh-booshy, booshy, there's none of that. So nobody's really doing what they do. George Clooney's not Batman or anything in it. But when it's over, there was value in it. It's one of those movies that while you're watching it, you're like, this slow. I don't know if I like this. How long? Two and a half hours. Way too long. I watched it in two parts. and but when it's over because my wife and I watched it we were like I think we liked that but I wouldn't recommend it to a friend

because I think they'd call me halfway through and be like this movie sucks how do you know about that review yeah like the ending I loved and I was like okay it kind of left you on a place like hit you a little bit emotionally but overall I was just like

what was the point of this movie I'll give it three and a half out of five silver-haired foxes which is George Clinton yeah Bobby Bone Show This story comes us from Ontario Canada. A 57-year-old man gotten an argument with his neighbor.

The neighbor was not happy how he had cleared the sidewalk. Didn't do a good enough job. So the 57-year-old man goes, I didn't clear it good enough, goes in, gets the snowblower, aims it right at her, and starts dowsing her in snow. He got arrested for assault. I thought he was going to re-blow the snow over what he had cleared. That would have been petty. but it wouldn't have been a salt.

Right. You go, oh, you don't like it, and then you blow the snow back on top of it. Same effect. You don't really got to shoot her and hit her with snow from the blower. Also, I'm surprised. Canadians really don't act like that.

Kindest people. Generally friendly. Yeah, generally super friendly. Okay, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. If you're out in your shopping, you're doing Christmas shopping, even grocery shopping.

They say don't touch the products at the store, not so much about the germs, but if you touch it, it does something with your brain and it makes you more likely to buy it because you already have a sense of ownership. Really? I saw this whole story about Apple stores.

And when you walk into an Apple store, it has nothing to do with this story. But when you walk into an Apple store and you look at the laptops, they're all down and the screen is bent back a bit, just a bit. And it's bent back just a bit where the glare in the room and your eyes,

the angle doesn't match. So you grab it and you flip it up just a little bit if you're thinking about buying it. And it's the same theory here. that if you touch something, something inside of you gives you a bit of that ownership, that they have found that people buy way more computers if they reach down and touch it. So that's why they've been on back. That's so sneaky.

Oh, man. Amy's like, I bought four yesterday. I didn't even need all four. I'm getting got. Yeah, pretty wild, huh? Yeah. They should put everything out of reach. Excuse me, can you?

I mean, they're playing music that makes us buy stuff. Everything is. The lighting. Yeah, I mean, they're researching everything. I mean, I don't put clocks on the walls. Maybe that's just Vegas. It's the casinos. Yeah, maybe that's just that.

So you guys have a great day. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye everybody. Bobby Bones. Yeah. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer.

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Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifers Show. This is a place for raw, unfills of conversations

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