The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Amy’s Son Joins The Show + You Should Put A Log In Your Pool + Mom Dancing Inappropriately At Wedding

Episode Date: January 27, 2026

Bobby talked about how everyone is going through it this week due to the ice storm. We talk about where we are all at as of today. Bobby offers advice to a 15-year-old who wants to write their own book like him. Amy talked about Kanye West apologizing for all the awful things he said. Morgan brought us a story of a mom in her 50’s dancing highly inappropriately at their kids’ wedding. Amy’s son Stevenson joins us in the studio to talk about spending the day with his mom at work. He shares what life has been like at home with no power. He shares his Top 3 things going on right now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Yeah. So it's weird because we've been through bigger storms as far as snowstorms, as far as it looks. like it's a mess. Amy, but is this the weirdest, worst ice storm you've ever been through? Yeah, I've not ever been without power like this. Multiple days. I mean, when the tornado hit, but that was something crazy. This looks like that, though.

It does. It does. It looks similar. There are so many massive trees just on houses in the middle of the road. But during that season, it was warmer. So this you have mixed with the, you have, no power and it's cold. I have a stupid question.

Okay, I may not have the answer. So a lot of these trees are frozen and then the weight of the ice on the trees makes them break or fall, right? But does the ice around the tree kill the tree? Some do. Are we going to have like just no trees? Oh, that's interesting. Does the ice kill a tree?

I was going to answer your question with a lot of the trees that are coming down, what we found in our yard, we have full trees that are gone. like ripped up from the roots. But a lot of the limbs in our yard are from trees that were kind of possibly already weak anyway. Weaker limbs, some dead. So it wipes out a bunch of the weak already that could have possibly fallen eventually. But I don't know about ice. I can look it up.

It just feels like there's so much layer between the ice in the tree or whatever. It's like, how does the tree live? Ice usually doesn't kill trees. It can. Ice storms are dangerous, mainly because of weight. When ice coats branches, it adds a tree. ton of extra load. It can snap branches, split trunks, uproot, shallow rooted trees. When ice can kill a tree, a young or weak tree, so one that was already either really young or really thin or

possibly almost dead, evergreens, needles catch more ice, more weight, repeated ice storms, or damage to the trunk or the roots, if it opens the door for rot, for insects or disease. So it couldn't kill it. Maybe it doesn't kill it then, but it does split the tree. That's the crazy. Exploding trees have been crazy. Yeah. So healthy, mature hardwoods, they're going to survive for the most part. But I think there's nuance, it sounds like. So, man, like the tree in your yard, the one that was just completely demruded.

Like that would have fallen eventually, right? Because, I mean, that was already kind of weak. I don't know. For it to come fully rooted, you'd think. Or that all the trees would have been falling. That's scary, man. As of right now, our gates haven't been crushed. Like in the backyard?

Your fence? Yeah, I have fence gate. Probably should have said fence, but yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah, it hasn't been crushed that I've seen. But there's a lot back there in the woods. I'm kind of scared to go back there and look, because I don't have to deal with that situation again. Is your pool frozen?

Yeah, but I don't know. I am walked on it. Oh, so if you put a log in the bottom of your pool, it'll keep it from freezing. A log? Yeah. Wait, tell me more. I've never heard this. I don't know.

This is what? Okay, I haven't even Googled this. I would just think it'd be frozen in the pool, but I don't know anything about this. Well, I don't know. My boyfriend was putting logs in the bottom of his pool, and he said that his dad told him to do it, and his dad said, yeah, anytime there's a freeze, I throw logs in the bottom, and my pool never freezes.

And my boyfriend said that he told his head, he's like, why you been holding out on me? Like, he didn't even tell him this until this year, but the other day he was throwing logs into his pool. It can help a little, but it won't magically keep a pull from freezing. When people put a log in water, water expands when it freezes. A floating object gives the ice something to push against. It can reduce pressure on pool walls, tiles, or plumbing.

Oh, okay. So, I mean, it's like, it could help. It could help. I mean, it definitely helps your pool not to get, not get more damaged. Yeah, so. That'd be a good TikTok video. You need to do that, Amy. Throw a log in a pool.

Yeah. See what happens? Because anytime you see those, I was 45 years old when I learned this for the first time. Those go real viral. I don't think that's for sure. I don't think that's a full thing. Yeah, he doesn't. I mean, it's worked for his dad.

Got it. Well, we'll see. All right, let's run through some voicemails before we go around the room. Number one, Ray. Hi, it's Melinda from Virginia, long-time listener. I'm sure Bobby saw Jason Arn't on American Idol tonight. I know he's been on the show before. Hope he gets the golden ticket.

Thanks. So he plays for the Texas tailgators in the banana ball. We guys remember Jason Art? Yeah, yeah. Called us forever when he was an artist and was like, hey, I made banana ball. So he was on Idol last night, and the whole team was there with them, all the tailgators. I think it's the tailgators he plays on. Yeah, he's a Texas.

One of those Texas teams. And he made it to Hollywood. Wow. Yeah. I'm pretty sure. Yeah, he got the golden ticket. Yeah. Nice.

Oh, so she made a call before that. That's why I was rethinking that. Yeah, because from what I saw, he made it because they were all jumping around and Luke went out there. It was the whole thing. Yeah, let's go, Jason Arnd. I give him some tips on that. I can tell you how to get on that show. I thought to get through.

That was your job. I can tell you how to get through. Oh, there he is. Oh, boy, Jason Hart. That's super cool. He's been super cool to me because they play in a couple of places. And he's like, if you want to come be the celebrity or whatever, come. And I can't.

One was in Fayetteville. That's cool. Come be the celebrity. So yeah, I'm running for him. Maybe I'll reach out and tell him what the trick is. Yeah, dude. Here's the trick. Sing really good.

Be the best. All right, number two. I would like to become an author, like writing novels and stuff. Do you have to do fantasy? I know you haven't written that. If you just have any writing tips, please share them. Yeah, I would write a lot. a lot, obviously, and I would put it online

so people could find it. I think, you know, people have substacks like crazy. You guys follow anybody on substack? No, no. No, I don't know what substack. No, but I see people post about it. Like, if you want to read more, head over to my substack. And I'm like, okay.

I think that would probably be my advice for this 15-year-old to start a substack. And write your stories on substack. And you'll get followers. You can then have people, people can subscribe to substack. some people do them like that. I think that's probably my advice, but just write, right, right, right, right, right, right, write short stories.

A lot of the Stephen King stuff that ended up being really famous, they're short stories, not full books. Wasn't like Shawshank a short story? Amy, we did a whole thing on the Bobbycast about Stephen King writings that turned into movies. He's not predominantly a horror guy, which when I think of Stephen King, it's all horror in my mind.

Green Mile, that was Stephen King. Yeah, the life of Chuck, that movie I saw that I gave five out of five is Stephen King. It's more like scary situations. Like that normal people would I want to be in? No, not even like Black Mirror type stuff. Well, but I don't want to be in Green Mile. I don't want that to be Shawshank. I don't want to be Shawshank.

That's a good point. I mean, as a dude, you know. But he's writing about like live. But it's a bad situation. So like it's scary in that way? Because yeah, you're right. I always thought it was really scary. It's always a little suspenseful.

Oh, that's a good word. Did you know there's something called like cozy mystery? What does that mean? Well, like. It's comfortable. You can be cozy while you watch it? It doesn't make you anxious. It's like murder she wrote.

Like the worst part you find out at the beginning, which is that, you know, somebody died. But then you, it's a cozy read because you know you're going to be following this story of how they solve the murder. So it's like murder she wrote would fall under cozy mystery. Cold case. Those are so good, man. It'd start with like the murder or you'd find like there'd be a dead girl in a car and it'd be to zoom out and be like oh how did that happen they're about to tell you he wrote stand by me bad situation I guess you're just picking like all all stories have a situation leeches uh good point karate kid that's but he didn't write karate kid but yes uh so he so his most famous stuff is horror but he wrote so much that's not it horror oh that's the clown the shining Horror.

Because he was like the 80s horror guy. Yes. The stand. I don't know about the stand. I don't know what that is. But I had to be famous, right? Misery. Pets Cemetery.

Kujo. But then he wrote Shawshank Redemption, which was Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, which is a short story. The Green Mile. Stand by Me. The Long Walk,

which I watched recently, which isn't monsters. But that's suspenseful. It's a horror. It's really good, though. It's really good. I'm trying to find, because I don't even see the movie that I watched. Which one, Lafichuk?

Yeah. But that was an excellent movie. He also wrote, I don't have it here, but he wrote under a fake name and tried to fool people, probably in like the 80s. He wrote under a different name. Oh, there he is, the Lafichuk. Because his publisher said, hey, you can't write so many books. Because if you're putting out three or four a year, you're taken away from the one or two. that we really want to focus on.

And so he created a fake name. And so with the name, he started writing books, didn't tell his publisher. And then it took a dude like doing, investigating to figure out it was him. Oh, wow. What was his fake name? Richard Bachman. He really just. I mean, you can't stop him.

He wanted to write. For a different name. Stephen King, Richard Bachman. And so he wrote, and his people didn't even know. Did Bachman write any of those movies that we know? Bogman did write some of them. now it says formerly written as Richard Bachman. Oh, wow.

Yeah, I don't remember which one. Long walk in, the running man. And thinner. Running man. Running man. And thinner? I don't know thinner. And the guy like keeps losing weight until he's like a skeleton.

Uh-uh. Is it horror? Yeah. It's good. He keeps getting thinner. Yeah. Dang. It's like Eddie doing this fast.

I'm getting thinner, dude. Can y'all hear my stomach crawling? No. It's so loud. I'm waiting for y'all to like. It's so loud. I feel like I haven't even eating as much as usual because all my food's frozen. Let's go around the room. Eddie, you go first. Yeah, so the actor Quintan Aaron, he played

the Michael O'R on the Blind Side. Okay. Yeah, so he is on life support. What? What happened? So apparently he was walking up the stairs and he lost feeling in his legs and he fell and they called the ambulance. They took him to the hospital and it turns out that it's a blood infection that he has and he's on life support right now. But his wife says that they're hoping for full recovery. He's a fighter, and they're just praying for the best. That just came out? Yeah, today. He's lucky. He fell down the stairs. He didn't hurt himself more if he fell downstairs, right? Is that what

happened? Yeah. He said he went to the hospital after losing feeling in his legs and fell while walking up the stairs. Ray, voice on number three, please. So I'm watching the brand new bodycast on Netflix as I'm Snowden in Oklahoma, and my daughter hollers from the kitchen. That's Bobby Bowen's voice and runs in the living room to finally see what you look like because we're podcast listeners. She thought it was the coolest thing ever. Have a good day, guys. Thank you very much. And thanks to everybody who watched it still up and hopefully you get some time. Heck, if you don't watch it, just let it stream if you're not home. Just over and over? I'm just trying to get some numbers. Have you watched it? No. Um, yes, but not on Netflix.

What do you mean? Watch it on Netflix. No, I wanted to watch it to make sure, because Mike and I both put eyes on it to make sure that there aren't any mess ups or there's something that I do this and I'm not rambling on and on so I've watched it in that that like that but no I haven't put it on Netflix but we don't have power either

oh that's true I get we have I guess I'm watching my phone but if I'm gonna pull it up and watch it I'm gonna watch it on a big TV to celebrate it you want to do it the right way yeah but no I haven't it's like when those actors you know they go to the movie to watch their movies like not the premiere but they're like but mostly are they doing that to like judge the people in the room Ooh, maybe. Like, if I watch that, nobody's in the room, I'm not judging anything.

Oh, no, but we need to go watch it and give it two thumbs up. Oh, that'd be good. If we make it to the end? Well, you can just skip to the, like, watch like half of it and skip. Well, that's what I mean. Go to the end and vote. You vote? I love two of my favorite things to do on Netflix.

Well, they have two thumbs, one thumb, and then thumbs down. Yeah. I've never done this. Oh, I don't either, but I noticed the other day it had two thumbs and then one thumb. Because then it knows what to feed you. Oh, so with thumbs up. up it. We're just going to get Bobby. Bobby can't. No, double thumbs up. You'll get other great shows.

Okay. Right, right, right. We got a good one coming out on Thursday with Bailey Zimmerman. And I think I said this on the show, but I was, we, storms were coming. We were recording a bunch of stuff. I was exhausted. And I know Bailey really well. And before he came in, I told Mike, I'm like, I'm burnt. Like, I'm really counting on Bailey. And he came in, just freaking shot out of a can. And it was awesome. So I think you're really going to like the Bailey Zimmerman. Zimmerman won on Thursday. You know, he bought. his mom at house.

Yeah, I saw that. And like what he did leading up to that to hide up from her is so great. So that'll be on Thursday on Netflix. Eddie's got to run so you can jump, Eddie. Okay. Good to go? Yeah. Morgan will take it.

All right, Morgan. Tag team. You did your story. That's why you went first. Oh, okay. I thought you were just interested in my mind. No, no, never. Anyone you got?

No, you're like 50% on duds are good. But no, not first. All right. Amy, you're up. Kanye West bought a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal yesterday to apologize for his years of antisemitic comments and behavior. He blamed it on his bipolar disorder, which he says developed as the result of a car accident in 2002 and the failure of medical professionals to diagnose a frontal lobe injury. And so some are applauding him for taking accountability.

Others are saying, I are using your mental illness as an excuse. I don't know where I fall here, because he said some really terrible things. He even made a song, Hale Hitler. But if he is, If he's undiagnosed and it is like a literal mental health condition, I think there, I don't know, it was just so long. And I really have negative feelings about him now because of all of that. Because you can't just say that. But then again, if medically there's a reason, I guess I need proof. How about that? Of his frontal lobe injury.

Yeah. Show me a frontal lobe injury. Show me the x-ray or an MRI, I guess. I mean, so the failure of diagnosis was early on. it seems as though he has the diagnosis. And he really got to a wreck. I hate to not take someone for their word if they're talking about something in their brain messed up. Because that's really the only reason you would say stuff like that, right?

It's like, you've got to be messed up. Well, good luck to him. I think it'll take some building back. Yeah. And some staying healthy? Yeah, I mean, that's a high. Like Eddie's head in the camera walking right by it. Yeah.

So, yeah. I'm rooting for him. I'm rooting for him. I don't want anybody to feel the way that he was sharing. He felt that awful. But I did see that yesterday too. So I hope if it's a brain injury, he is working on it to get it fixed. Man, really one of the great artists.

Oh yeah, and I referred to him as Kanye West. He is Yee now. Now he's still Kanye West. If you would have said Yee, we would have not known who that was. And secondly, didn't he start going by Yi during his injury? So you're going to have to say all that stuff didn't count then. Yee, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West. Yay is probably what he.

Oh, is it yay? Yeah. But see, I was... Spell Kanye. What were the shoes? Yeezys? Spell Kanye. Mike, what do you call him?

Yeah. Oh, it's yeah. Yeah. Well, spell Kanye. Oh, Kanye. Yeah, it's Y, N-Y. It's the end of his name. Oh, you're right.

Yeah. Yeah. But I could see it because it is Yeez-E's. That's why I went Yee, but you're right. It's probably yeah. Yay. Yay. Yeah.

It's Kanye. Kanye. Kanye. Right. Next voicemail. I started listening right after the big lunchbox and Abby fight, and I can't find the audio or video anywhere. If you can, can we please put it up on YouTube

or replay it somewhere on one of the shows, preferably part two. I always hear a reference. That's just one of the most funny things that I've never gotten to see. So put it up. I'd appreciate it. Thanks. We never took it down. It may be hard to find.

What do you think, Mike? I think we could find it. It's on a part two somewhere, right? Yeah. Because it was happening live when he was raging out on Abby calling all the bad words. Because it was about the palate. We haven't pulled it, so it's just a harder find. Because we didn't take it down.

No, it's still up. I bet it's on YouTube. Yeah, not much help except that it's still up. We know that. So you're not searching endlessly with no hope, but I don't know what you would search. wash your back If you find it Let us know

But I wouldn't spend it much time I'm sure you can find it Alright next one Give me number five Hello This is Payne from Missouri Just saying on the Denver Broncos highlights Abby is in the back

When Sutton scored the touchdown Just wanted to say that Pretty cool Have a great day I didn't know she made TV She had some great seats We had her yesterday on 25 whistles Because she wasn't here for the show

Because Weather's been bad some of the roads were still frozen. And so we called her and the head coach of the Broncos got her and her friend's seats. Actually, they got her friend seats and Abby went with her. And so Abby's pretty close to the field at the end zone. And then I guess when court of sign catch the touchdown, you see Abby in the background. That's fun.

That's pretty cool. Hey. Amy, you did your story, right? That was Kanye. About Kanye. Okay. Lunchbox. Yeah, there was a woman in California.

She was driving with her 19-month-old without a car seat. She makes a turn. The toddler is able to open the door. She goes flying out into traffic. And luckily the car behind her. Wow. Flew out of the car? The video is unbelievable.

And the car behind them slams on their brakes and stops right before hitting the toddler. The mom jumps out of the car, picks up the kid and drives off. And they were able to track her down and charge her with child abuse. Because she wasn't in a car seat. And you guys got on me when I called the cops. kids weren't on the car seat. But why does a door come open? It was unlocked and I guess she probably just grabbed the latch or something as...

Man, there's so many misses here. Yeah. No child locks. No car seat. No, we were on you because they were... I don't know. Is that a... That's a crazy story though.

Like, that's a one in a million story where that happens. I think we were on you. You just love to call 911. And is that a police 911 call? I think we were saying there could have been a 4-1-1 call or the non-emergency number. But, I mean, look. If I would have called 911 and this lady, they could have got there in time to save the kid before it would have fallen out of the car. I hear you. Our point was, that's not a 911. You're polluting the lines whenever you could have called the cops.

I'm like, hey, we just saw this. But then we debated what we have called the cops and I don't think we would have. I don't think I would have. Would you? They get the odds of this situation happening. Yeah. Right. But if we played the odds every time, guys. Yeah, you lose every time. The odds of someone being in trouble. You play in the lottery. The odds of you're not good. Have you ever hit? Yeah.

Most money ever. 250. Yeah. I hear you. I would just call 411 if it's not an emergency. And I feel like a child in a car seat is not an emergency. And it's a rare situation like this. You know why it's so rare because it made the news.

And what's so rare, but I mean, the video. I mean, it's so crazy. I don't know if my's pulling it up or not. But I said, I mean, the car behind them, how they were able to see this little kid in the road and we don't have to get the video Eddie's gone so I don't know if we're trying to do it here hold on just send it to Mike

I sent it yeah I sent him the news story that has the link but I don't know like I didn't have a leak it's just like in the news like you click on the news article and it's the first video and it's like woo hoo hooo A win is a win

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We're watching a Riba commercial right now. Is there audio? Who knows? No, no, there's no audio. It's literally just like a... We're slowing way down. We should have done this one. Eddie Whist here. No offense, Morgan. We weren't ready. Morgan's good at this. She's doing a great job. We watched the Realtor.com commercial.

Here it is. Watch. Whoa! I didn't see it. Look at the kid! Can you rewind it? Look at the kid! Door. Yeah, it's shot so dark. I guess it's not shot. That's the traffic camera.

Do you see the kid? Yeah, the kid almost got run over. Kid almost got on over for sure. Rewind it and just look. Here comes Now. Is this AI? No. It does look like it could be AI, but I don't think it is.

Because like that is miraculous. Okay. Well then. Here comes her bottle. There goes the bottle. Here comes the kid. She was chasing the bottle. That she threw a bottle out.

Woosh. Wow. Yeah, that's crazy. Oh my gosh, man. Talk about a good driver behind. Falling at a safe distance. Probably didn't know what it was coming out of the car. I just didn't want to hit something anything.

You hit anything. It's going to mess up your car. Well, I drove over a limb yesterday. Couldn't get it out beneath my car. You were dragging it? Yeah, I didn't know what it was. I was like, what's wrong in my car? Whole freaking tree underneath there.

Morgan, your story? Okay. I know, we're pinning you. She's trying to do three things. I'm learning. All right, so you know how the whole Brooklyn Becker, we talked about the Beckham drama with the mom dancing bad at the wedding?

So this guy posted this video of his mom at his wedding. It's gone mega viral. That's his mom Who's she on? One of the groomsmen So it isn't the son But that is

Right, that mom is riding one of her groomsmen Like she's up with her legs Wrapped around this waist They're definitely hooking up I don't know if they're hooking up No no there's not like look That's inappropriate That is

That sounds like the I don't think that means they're hooking up That's definitely Somebody without a boyfriend or husband there She doesn't have a ring on She's 55 apparently The groomsman was 40 if that matters But yeah

Wait She said she asked our friend to pick her up. Let moms live. Here we go. She asked our friend to pick her up, let moms live. They, what's it say? They need to shake it sometimes too. Yeah, there you go.

That is awkward. It's got 1.6 million likes. Yeah, it has 25 million views so far. Wow, that's crazy. Is this your algorithm, Morgan? Yeah, I have a weird algorithm. It kind of goes all over the place. Well, no, it makes sense.

I was going to say, let's see what's on Morgan's algorithm. but it makes sense if you were looking at the Beckham stuff. Yeah, and this was like part of that, but no, I think you're on Mike's algorithm technically right now because I said it too. Probably even weirder, right? Probably even weirder. All right, cool.

Hey, Stevenson, pull that chair up there. You can talk with it for a minute. Amy, is that okay? I figured it would have. No, pull that chair in the middle by the screen. Yeah, right in the middle of the screen? The screen behind you. Slide it.

Pull it that way. Boom. And is there a microphone down there by you? There you go. Boom. Now you're going to be on camera. That doesn't mean watch yourself on camera, but that just so you know. Hold on, you'll be on a better one. Can you do a one shot of him? Yep, hold on. And hold on. There's one. There's one. There's one.

And wait, here's a better. Look, there you go. All right, so now you're on camera. Okay. How you been? Good. What are you doing up here? Watch my mom doing great. Watching your mom. Look at it. Watch your mom doing great. Is what he said? She's cooking. Except she's not literally cooking because you were hungry and there was no food up here. Yeah. What did you eat? I ate muffins, the chocolate chip. From where? The break room.

From the green room. There are chocolate chip muffins over there? The Craven. There are muffins? I was here yesterday starving. It was the only one up here and I could find all I saw were pretzel bites over there. Yeah, no, there's, if you spin the little wheelie thing around, there's. Yeah, but those are supposed to be for artists only I got in trouble when I took.

some so Stephen please don't eat those Steven? I said Stevenson I think you said Stephen I thought you were just calling him Stephen Okay you What even has no power? Nothing? No power, it's been cold but great What do you do at night? How are you guys doing that?

We We'll tell them what we tried to do last night Okay last night we tried to Made up a palette That didn't work because it was maybe like four degrees At nighttime Were your palettes? kind of by a fireplace?

Yes. And it didn't work? Well, but then we Googled if you could sleep with a gas fireplace going and it's not recommended. It's not recommended at all. Right. So then I was like, okay, well, we got to turn this off. And then the floor, just like that part of the house, the floor, like being upstairs

is warmer because the heat. So I was like, but there's no fireplace up there. No, but that's okay. We had to turn off the fireplace anyways. And I was like, I think that whatever heat is here is rising and we should chase it. So we went upstairs, which it was bummed. Which was a bummer because we had already taken the time to build like this perfect palette with like 500 blankets. Mm.

And then we we had to just be like, well, sometimes you have to call an audible. Is school canceled? Yes. So no school yesterday. No school yesterday, although until Thursday. I don't know about Friday. It's already canceled through Thursday? Yeah.

How do you feel about that? Kind of sad. You like school? Yes. And also not. Well, what part do you like? I see my friends. Okay.

What part do you not like? Doing all the work. The school part. Are you running right now for track? You're not training at all? Are you running at home at all? He's literally things you mean like right now. Oh.

Yeah. Oh. Okay. Are you in the afternoons? Are you training at all? Are you running in the afternoons? Sometimes. Yeah.

Stevenson, every Tuesday and Thursday have track practice. Correct? Even in the winter? Yes. Do you run inside or outside? Outside. Around a track? Yes.

What if it's cold? We bonded up. Oh, really? Do you like running in cold? No, do you feel like you can run farther faster, though, when it's cold? Probably a lot farther. Yeah, because when it's hot, your body depletes a lot more. And you sweat a bunch. Yeah.

You feel like soggy. Yeah. And I feel like it can be a lot better than the cold. Yeah, I was walking yesterday. I was walking the dog. My cardio is not good because that ankle surgery. Although Stevenson told me I should run through it. When I was over at your house, he was like, my coach would say run it off, run through the pain.

And I was like, this is a surgical pain. Yeah. It's a little different. He's like, my coach will say, if you feel pain, just run through it. Feel the pain, fill the burn. Feel the pain, fill the burn. Problem is, this pain won't go away. Have you ever had a surgery?

No. Good. I hope you never have to have one. I'm a cold one. I'm a big believer in push of the pain unless it's like an injury. Then it gets worse. How's your shin splint? Good.

It feels a lot better. What have you been doing to make it better? Resting. You put ice on it or anything? No, sir. Just let it rest. Yes. Yeah.

How's everything else going? Really good. What's like the top three things happening? your life right now. Top three things. Let's go. Number one. Right now. Yep. Um, um, number one. See how, um, how things works right on the studio. Oh, so you literally looking at the studio. Yeah, what have you noticed up here? What do you think's cool? What's, what did you not know? Um, I think that home is cool. Yeah, it's a Denver Bronco signed helmet. And yeah, go ahead. The stadium, um, the studio back. Like the glass room back there? Yes. It's like all soundproof.

Mm-hmm. Okay. That's number one. What else happening? in your life. Number two. Don't like your mom. She's doing you bailing you out. In your life right now, what's happening in your life? You got this. What's happening? Just generally. You got a class that's hard? Math. Yeah. Math is really hard. I have a 90 in that class. That doesn't make sense. If it's hard, how does your score so good? Working hard at it. Nice. You have a tutor? Yes. Old man? Yes. You got that one. Yeah. I know about that. I know about the old man tutor, for sure, for sure. He's pretty hard. He's pretty hardcore, huh? Yes. Does he like go, Steve's on? you can be yeah but he helps you a lot yes isn't it pretty cool when you get to a test and you actually

know what the questions are like you feel you've worked hard to have an understanding but doesn't it feel good when you get a test and you actually know how to do it yes because you put in all the work it has to feel like running a race whenever you've trained properly and you're running and you're close to your PR because you've trained so properly that's that's kind of what a test is like when you've done the work right yes you think he put you in a good place that you tutor what does he do? Do you, if I second guess myself or like, if you think that's the answer, don't be like, oh, but I think it is, either you know it or you don't. Kind of how life is.

Like commit. Once you're there, you commit, I'm doing something. You commit. Even if you're wrong, you can at least learn from the mess up you made. If you keep waffling, you're never going to learn anything because you're never settling in a place to take information in. Yeah. It's like, remind me when my mom, me and my mom were in the airport. It's like, this is like a hum, maze runner, like a, Amazing race Amazing race And she was like

Just We went to rush Just imagine this is like Amazing race And I bet everything For your mom's like Amazing Race isn't it Yes

Always rushing from much to place I was like we just need to be confident And believe in ourselves That was a particular trip Where we changed our flight to earlier Otherwise we were going to get stuck for hours And I'm shocked we made it So I was like kids

We're officially on Amazing Race Because I second guess myself and I was like we just got to go for it we're gonna make this and we made it what else to give me one more thing happening in your life so we got up here in the studio we got math but you're doing good because you got a good tutor what else is happening in your life right now

um you got this what's happening like what do you do in the evenings like what are you looking forward to is there anything you're looking forward to I'm looking forward to um for the new year started or what it has started yeah uh still get better grades in math in other social studies. If math is hard, what's a good subject that you like that you find?

Science. You like science. Yes. What about science? What part of science do you like? It's like you learn. I feel like the things that you learn, it feels like a lot more easier. You know it.

Yeah. Math is like they're going out of a really fast pace and I'm not. I hate math. And I'm just not used to it. Same. With science, do you like to learn about like rocks and water or animals or is there a version of science that you like the most? Or like experiments?

I'm learning like earth crust how the earth sub-tunnel and like crust on the top mantle core in the middle and out of core yeah two parts of the core I saw a thing once where if you fall through if they were to dig a hole from the top

all the way to the core and then all the way down into and it would come up somewhere else if you fell in that you would fall and you would get to the core and the gravity would be so weird you wouldn't fall all the way through, you would just be perpetually stuck in the middle.

And then just be like... Yep, just screaming, ah, but you'd probably die. Yes, like the pressure, the immense density of the pressure. You'd probably be dead, but yeah. By then it was like, you get on there, wee, 10, 30 minutes after, you're like, is her, I can bear this pain. Head will explode. Yeah.

What about driving? Driving, I'm really excited for that. Yeah. Yeah. When are you going to get your license? Do you have your permit? Nope. Well, that's first.

I'm just waiting. What are you waiting on? You get to drive your scooter. I'm thankful for that. Yeah, he drives every day. What about a car? His bike? I can't do that yet.

Why not? Because he has a bike and a scooter. My parents thinks I am not responsible. Okay. That's the honest truth. And then what can you do to prove you're responsible? Probably not lose a lot of things. Are you losing stuff?

That's probably from your mom. I probably got that from her. What? This is not hereditary. Oh, okay. All right. You have a good time up here? Yes. Do you know who Alex Earl is? No. No. No. Do you have any streamers that you follow? Like, do you follow? I watch Mr. B. sometime. Okay. Yeah. What do you like? Like the games? The games, but I heard like when he give out money to other people, I heard his like fake. Like I heard more than like sample. No, it's real. Like I heard. That's a rumor around. Yeah, tell those kids in school. He's really giving out money. And he's like wiring them money. Like you. You know, like, wiring them money. Like, you guys.

can see it in their bank account almost immediately. And it comes from his name, which is always kind of cool. Yeah. Tell Bobby what you ask for like every single day. What's something you want? You ask for it every day. Remember when I bought you at PlayStation? You didn't have to do any work for it?

Oh. But he was going to. No, I know. Yeah, he was going to come work. I know. I just was like, nah. He's supposed to come a macheteer yard. I still can do that, pay it off.

Nah, it's all good. Your mom said you're doing good at math. I was like, he can keep it then. Yeah. Okay, well, perfect. You don't even know what it is. So I guess you don't really want it. I'm a watch.

No. You might as well list things you want now. I keep listing. I don't know. Okay. So you don't, what is it? Some Mr. Beast related, feastables? Oh, wait.

You got a little stuffed version of it for Christmas. And you carry it. He doesn't want to admit he has a stuffed animal. You really thought him under the bus here. I don't have a good memory. That's the honest truth. What stuff thing did you get at Christmas? Oh, oh, wait.

I remember, German Shepherd. That's what I want. You want a German Shepherd? Yes. He wants every day. Like, it's like a, yeah, it's like a casual ask. It's like, no, just a male German Shepherd. That's it.

That's all I'm asking for. A boy dog. I'm surrounded by girls all the time in this house. You, Sashira Kara is a girl. Maggie's a girl. It's a cool dog, but man, you got a lot of animals right now. Yes. And it's a lot of responsibility because that'll be your dog.

I mean, I would run with it. Yeah, that stuff's always fun. Yes. But you know, it wasn't fun this morning when I had to get up at freaking 3.30, 4.30 in the morning, go walk my two dogs. Oh, that was fun. On ice in four degree weather because I'm concerned that my fence has been knocked down by tree. Like, all that crap stuff you got to do, you know? Yeah.

Pick up the dog poop. Yeah. Yeah, see, we're not ready for that. But it's funny. Like yesterday, he probably mentioned it three times. And it keeps coming up. And so I guess his dad was like, here's a stuffed one. you get one that only your dad keeps.

Yeah, that's a good one. Nobody, that's the thing. Like, he would be... My mom, oh, wait it. Not my mom. My dad is hardly at the house, though. Ah, then you got to wait and wait to get one then. Bummer.

Yeah, that's the thing. Like, it's... We need someone to be able to take care of the big German Shepherd, but... Well, I was going to tell you, Alex Earl and Tom Brady have been texting since New Year's. Do you care about that? Never heard that. Yeah. Then you wouldn't care at all.

You don't care that they've been. sending flirty texts. Tom Petty with. And Alex Earl. W. Yeah, exactly. So the Get Ready With Me videos aren't popular in your grade?

No, not yet. But it's popular. Wait, actually, first, good news. Okay. Six, seven is dying. Thank you. No. Thank you.

Yes, yes. He's clapping. Thank you. Why are you getting tired of it? Just little. Yeah. And so people are saying it less? Yes.

Thank goodness. Why do you think that is? Is it because parents started saying it Now it's lame? It's probably just, it's old and it's like the new year. They want something like a... What's the new thing? Nothing yet?

Nothing yet. Then I know. Alex Earl? Nope. Not her. Okay. Well, we appreciate you coming in, hanging out with us. You don't have to leave, but we're just going to wrap this up.

Okay. You good? I'm good. Do you have a good time? Yes. All right, cool. There is. Stevenson, everybody.

You can say there. Let's hold on the mic. Yeah, you're good. We'll come back to you there. All right. Amy, you're good. All right. We're going to wrap.

this was like 40 minutes. Sorry, what is in longer, but we got icy roads and we don't have power. That's why Stevenson's up here because they had no power at their house. She's just been freezing at home. And I was like, give the, let him have some of our heat. That's what I said about you. I said, you let him have some of that heat in that room. I mean, we've been so cold. It actually feels warm in this room. And it's always freezing. Oh, yeah, no. I'm always freezing this room. Good point. Good point. All right. Stevenson, good to see you, Amy. Good to see you. Lunchbox, Morgan. Bye, Eddie. That's it. You guys have a great day. Bye. Don't forget, Kenny Chesney up on Netflix today. The Bobbycast is

up. We will see you guys tomorrow. Bye, buddy. Readers, Katie's finalists, publicists. We have an incredible new episode this week for you guys. We have our girl Hillary Duff in here, and we can't wait for you to hear this episode. They put on Lizzie McGuire at 2 a.m. Video on Demand. This guy's... 2 a.m. Lissie McGuire.

And I'm like... A wild batch you were with. It was like a first, like, closet moment from me where I was like... You're like, I don't feel like she's hot, like the rest of that. No, no, no. I was like, she's beautiful. But I'm appreciating her in a different way than these boys are. I'm not like... Listen to Los Coltristas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or whatever you get your podcast.

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