The Bobby Bones Show - Walker Hayes In Studio + Amy Dreams About Her Kids + Natalie Stovall In Studio

Episode Date: December 13, 2017

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Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Ball. Good morning. Welcome to Wednesday show. Walker Hayes will be in to perform later. Natalie Stovall will be in to perform later. Lunchbox is fighting with the pizza man. What's happening at lunchbox?

I order a pizza, right? And they tell me 45 minutes. It's going to be 45 minutes. Well, here we are two hours later, and no pizza has arrived at my house. So I told my wife and said, you watch this. I'm going to call up and I'm going to get that pizza for free. Okay. You know how I do it.

I get things for free when things happen to me. You know how I do it. We've seen you fail at this so many times. Okay, what's the wager here? Does lunchbox get that pizza for free? Around the room. Amy? No.

No chance. I go there's some sort of middle ground because he always ends up going, I'm going to get you a month's worth of cable, and they give him like one extra channel. If anything, he got like free ranch. Yeah, so, okay, so it's two hours in, and then what happens? So I'd call him back and I said, hey, man, I ordered a large pepperoni with bell peppers and onions.

Where is it at? You said 45 minutes. it's been two hours. They said, sorry, sir, we got behind. We got slanned with all these orders. It's on its way right now. And I said, it's on its way, but it's free, right? And the guy's like, no, sir, you know, you have to understand we're busy.

I said, I waited two hours. I want a free pizza. Okay, okay. And you got? Next time I order two pizzas, I get buy one, get one free. Oh, what a loser. Exactly. You didn't get a free.

Exactly. No, he gets to order two pizzas and gets one of them free. Yes, next time. He has to spend more money. You got God, dude. Next time you order two pizzas, you get none free. But what's throwing the cheese and the peppers are free for you? You get 10% off your next tax.

He's like, they're like, how about you order three pizzas and we're going to charge you for three? He's not laughing. He's like, hey, I got at least one for you. That's better than nothing. Okay, there he is. Lunchbox. He's an enforcer. All right, welcome to Wednesday's show.

They already have like a bogo sale going on. He's just, oh gosh. Amy's just throwing jabs right now. It's Wednesday. She don't even care. The Bobby Bone Show. Big three stories. It's producer Raymond in Tennessee.

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And finally, the Arctic freeze is here. A lot of places drop 10 to 15 degrees today. Make sure you bundle up with those wind chills. Yeah. Bobby bones. Merry Christmas. Felis Navidad. And prospero an year and felicidia.

Oh, yeah. I want to wish you. Merry Christmas. That's the only words, by the way, that whole song. That's it, the whole entire song. Really? Yeah. Eddie said he was.

Eddie said he was at his house and carolers came to his house. How many of them? Oh, 40. Like a bunch of people. It was crazy. They were all over my yard and the only thing I could think of was like, watch the inflatable. I got lights down there. Don't kick in my lights.

Yeah. But dude, it was really cool. Did they knock or they just start singing? So I guess they sent a little kid up there because the knock was like, and then I opened the door and there was no one there and they just burst it out singing. I was like, guys, kids come. They're carolers. So did the kids like it?

The kids loved it. Wife like it? Loved it. You like it? Loved it. I mean, changed the entire day. We were just watching football doing nothing and then boom, the Christmas spirit just came into our house. Dog like it?

Dog hated it. Oh, did it? Here's some audio. There's like the barking dog of jingle god though. I was trying to pull it back and the junior was trying to get him a back a little bit. But, I mean, it was beautiful. Like, people need to start doing that more. I don't know.

I think that'd be weird. Would you hate it? I love it. I think people, one of the twice. be case in my house. Like, I just plan the odds here. One of them's looking in the door to see what I got,

so then come back and steal. I thought this was a thing of like the 1800s. Were they dressed nicely? Like Christmas-y? Yeah, that scarves on, you know. Scarves. But they didn't look like pilgrims.

No, they didn't look like straight out of the Christmas camera. Like, if you're coming to my house, look like a pilgrim. No one was holding a lantern or anything. Oh, no. Okay. Dog may I just be excited.

Maybe he was trying to sing. Or she was trying to sing. Yeah. Yeah. That's funny, though. I haven't seen any carolars down about. It was beautiful. It's inspired me to, like, maybe do a second round.

You and your family, Eddie, go caroling. I will. You, the two kids and your wife. You don't think I'll do this? And then record it. Okay. I'll do it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'll bring the dog with us too. She can bark. Your dog will attack some one. It doesn't go well after that. That's true. All right, time to spread some positivity with our Tell Me Something Good segment. Where we go on? Tell me something good.

I love Shobby. with the cop. Officers from the St. Petersburg Police Department spent the morning shopping for needy families in Florida. The cops hit a local target and bought toys, food, gift cards, and other guests for people in the neighborhood. And what happens was, it was an empty store. And if you donated to something out, you get to go shop with the cop. Oh, that's awesome. So you get to be a buddy with the cop, donate to a great cause, and they end up raising over $10,000. And so it's like, this is for the kids. It's what Christmas is all about. So I like that. That'd be funny, go shop with the cop.

Be like, I play with your gun. Merry Christmas to me. No, the Taser. Oh, we can play all this stuff. Okay. Can it hit some of your stick? Come on. Merry Christmas.

Amy? So just shout out to Raleigh-Duram area or the Triangle. Oh, yes. Love it there. When I lived there. The Together Food Drive, they collected over 1.3 million meals for families. Wow. So just shout out to them for like really coming together.

I know. That's so many people donating and really like being like, we're going to do this. It's a good area. Yeah. I like... I like the triangle. Good folks over there. Lunchbox? Yes. Man, there's this married couple in Portland.

They walk into a Toys R Us and they walk in. They say, you know what? We got $10,000 here. Put it towards all the stuff on Layaway. Layaway Angels. Layaway Angels. And guess what? They want to be anonymous.

If we don't want our identity out there, please, please don't tell anybody. And what do you think of that? I think that's crazy. Which part? Well, I think it's cool if you can do it. that and you can pay off $10,000 and layaway stuff, that's amazing. But if you're going to do it, put your name in the paper. Let people know. Because like if you own a business, then you're going to get a lot more business. Interesting. Well, good for them. Yeah. And I don't even think

it's $1,000. If you have $20, you want to go help. 50 bucks. There are so many ways to help. Totally. And I hope you do. And nice, good story there, lunchbox. Get your bones on. Bobby Bones show. Here are three songs to download. If you're looking for some good music. If you have that new Chris Tableton record, eh, good on you. But if you don't, and you just want one song, trying to untangle my mind.

That's the one I've been playing on the show. I blew every dime, trying to untangle my mind. I've made a lot of choices that were wrong. You can download that one. Uh, come on. Let a good love went too many nights. Also, coming in later this morning is Walker Hayes, and he has this song called Craig.

Yeah, I know. He sounds cool right. Not your typical kid from Sunday's goal right. I still ain't figured out church yet. But Craig. So he's going to be into perform later. Download that one, and then Criminal from Lindsay L. an old favorite that people should download.

I also like that Kipmore song called Blonde, which is not his new single. I was a little disappointed. Yeah, so good. I'm like his new song too, but that bull... You can chase the lights, you can chase the face. I'm just looking at my playlist, too. Now you're just to never coming home, come a queen. Don't sell yourself longer.

You must be confused. You ain't even blonde girl. Or even blonde, girl. Yay. There's songs that are up my list that I just played. Here, I played this one too, but it's not new. I'm in love with your body. That's a good one too.

That's a good one too. That's like old school. That's like from way back in a day, like six months ago. Bobby Bones Show. Story of the day. This story comes to us from San Antonio, Texas. A golf course had someone break into the clubhouse overnight and steal $4,000 worth of golf clubs. They start looking at the security footage, like, man, can't tell who that is.

Oh, wait. Is he wearing his name tech? It was a guy that worked there. Got to take off his name tag. That's funny. That's not good. Yeah. And he had them for sale on Craigslist with his name and number.

Oh, man. Take off the name tag, man. No, don't steal. Well, I know, but I mean if you're going to steal, take off your name tag. No, don't steal. I'm committed to not stealing. Oh, I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day.

Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones Show. Get an update from Amy. A lot of kids coming out, but she's having dreams, guys. Uh-oh. It's that. close now. Amy's kids are almost here. Amy's been in the adoption process for five years and we think next week their feet will hit the ground in America after five years. But it's getting so

close you're dreaming about it. Yeah. I think because we're doing so much stuff in their rooms and everything is about them and I woke my husband up and I was like, oh my goodness, was I crying like to you right now. Like what was happening? Were you hearing anything? Because I was crying so for real in my dream. couldn't even breathe type crying because in my dream, my daughter had told me that she hated me and that she just wanted her Haitian mom. Wow. And it, I, it, like, wrecked me.

And I don't really remember dreams, and I don't, they don't really wake me up. And I woke up. And I thought that I was making crying noises in my sleep. And my husband was like, no, I didn't hear anything. But he has ear plugs in, so that could probably fit the issue. But, yeah, to like. That's some deep down stuff.

Yeah. And I was talking to a friend. about it who's very, I love her and she's very wise. And she said, you know what? She's like, she may say those things to you and you have to be okay with it. And she's like, but think about it. Like, it's okay. Like if you're at some point in your life, your child is going to hate you. And that probably means you're doing your job right as a mom. And I was like, okay, thank you for trying to make me feel better. And I think of the things like I used to, I used to tell my mom, because my parents are divorced, I would say awful things like, I would get my keys and be like,

I'm going to stay with my dad. Like, and that would be like, I knew that was the ultimate worst thing I could say to my mom. So I was equating that to like, I want my Haitian mom. Because I want her to love her, her birth mom for sure. But does she have a relationship with her? No. Well, no. But she did live with her.

I mean, she didn't get to the orphanage until she was four and a half. So she has memories. I don't have any memories that early though. I know. But I feel like, and her mom's come to visit her probably like three or four times in the last five years. She knows her for sure. We got to the hotel last trip And she picked up the hotel phone

And I said, who are you calling? Which she didn't really know what she was doing. She's like, I'm calling my Haitian mom. And I was like, what? You are? She didn't know how. So we had a little talk about it. And I was...

What did she say? She's 10. Yeah. Well, it was broken because the communication, the English and the Creole. But I just explained to her that I want her to always feel like she can talk to me about her mom

and anything she wants to say is totally welcome. And I want her mom to be in our life. And that will happen one day once everything's good to go. Like if we take trips back to Haiti, like we go visit her mom and her siblings. She has siblings. That are still with the mom? Wow.

Yeah. So it's like a whole thing. Yeah, I had a really intense dream about it. And I just like parenting's becoming real. Like I don't know, Eddie, have your kids ever said things awful to you that? His kids don't talk to him. They don't know him. Not yet, but I'll be ready for it.

I'll totally be ready for it. 10 and a half. Eddie's up for like an hour a day. That's not, that's rude. That's rude to you to say. That is rude. If I'm not there, I'm working with you. We're only joking because he's making a joke.

I mean, we're only laughing. My favorite Amy's story ever is when her mom fell in a hole and Amy ran off and left her. Oh, I did. Oh, yeah. I have payback coming like hard. And my mom was like, I can't wait until your mom. Like, it's going to be brutal and like, okay, great. There was a hole and they were walking to the, like, softball field.

And there was a hole in her mom didn't see it. And Amy's mom fell on the hole. Amy just walked out. I was like, I looked back and I was like, well, that's embarrassing. Peace out. And I straight up left. How old were you? I mean, probably sixth grade.

Yeah. Fifth grade, something like that. And yeah, my mom was like, I could have broken my leg. I'm like, sorry. You embarrassed me. Not in front of me. So Eddie, I'd like to say, Mary Save Miss to everyone. You're pronouncing it wrong.

Save Moss. Oh, who saved a lot? like save more in Spanish. Oh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He wants to tell our listeners how to save money. Go ahead. So Dave Ramsey has his ways of saving money or whatever, and I've tried all of his techniques,

and I feel like I have a couple better ones. Okay, here's Eddie telling you how to save money for Christmas presents here. Eddie Ramsey. And it's nothing crazy, and you've probably heard of it before, but I'm telling you it works. This weekend, last weekend, I bought a Christmas tree, and I used the price, the price comparison technique where I got another store that had the same tree and found a lower price and I bought the tree and I said, but this store has it for

$35. You're trying to sell it to me for 50 and they fell for it. I got the tree for $35. How cool is that? I've never done that before and it totally worked. And the lady goes, you got us. And I was like, yes, Merry Chris Moss. And I was like, yes, it's good. Yeah, save moss. And then another one that always works is I tell him,

I order whatever and I say, do you have a coupon for that? Because it's And the days of going to the newspaper, cutting out coupons, those are no more. Now you go and you tell them right there, do you have a coupon for this or any promo deals? Wow. Guys, I'm telling you, like four times out of five, they say, actually, we do. And they pull it out and scan it? They don't even pull it out.

They just say, yeah, it's 25% off this. If you ask for it. If you ask for it. I'm telling you, and that is how you save Moss. Merry Christmas. We give it. Got it. If I'm working at a store and you do the thing to me where you're like, this is the thing

at the store, it's this. price. Yeah, yeah. Like, this other store has it for this much. They didn't go to the other store. That's what I say. I totally thought they were to say that. They didn't.

They said, you got us. You win, sir. You win. We'll lower the price for you. Wow. There you go. Hey, Merry Christmas and Mary Save Mom. Yeah.

Amy, I was watching the news and that a whole story about people trying to find parking spots. The whole story was people driving around the mall, trying to shop and find parking spots. And I think they spent four minutes talking to people like, hey, can you find a spot and they were like, no, I can't. Now it's four minutes of a news story. I don't watch all local news. And then nor have I been out to a mall, but you went out to the mall and you saw two people

fighting over a spot. Oh, yeah. It was bad. A male and a female. And I guess he was there first. And she was like, no, I was here first. And then there was a screaming match from the car windows. Wait, wait, wait.

You got to set me up. Neither one of them are out of their cars. Not at this point. Nope. Oh, whoa, whoa, it develops. Keep going. Yeah. So then it gets to the point to where the woman gets out of the car and is like yelling at him.

And then she yells to him, you don't make the rules. Oh. Dang. And then she accuses him. She says, especially you don't make the rules. She starts going off on how he's this man and he doesn't make the rules because he's a man. Oh, yeah. I feel like she had some other issues going on for sure.

Oh, yeah. Like in the past, she's definitely been wrong by some men. I can tell, but just by your reenactment. of that. I don't know. It's her time. I don't know. It was awkward.

Anyway, she ended up getting the spot. So, yeah, let me say a few things. Crazy. I'm out. Yeah, I got a few things to say about this. First of all, first of all, parking spots in general at places, they can get a little dicey if it's a Friday night, a Saturday night, if it's a movie theater and there's nowhere to park.

And if you come up to a spot at the same time as another car, whoever is on the side, of the little lane where the spot is, it gets the spot. If it's the same time... Really? Yes. If you arrive at the same time... Oh, I thought it was... Whoever put their blinker on first.

No, because I do that and I'll turn it on as soon as I turn the curve. Just to see. That's not the rule. If you're at the spot and you're both there and there's a spot on the right or the left, and if you're on the left, that's your spot, right? So that's just it, first of all. Second of all, you can't go on a Friday or Saturday or Christmas and get upset when you can't get a spot

because that's on you for waiting until what was yesterday, the 12th, until the 12th to go Christmas shopping and then you're taking out all that on somebody else. And then also people hate being disrespected in their cars, period. Getting cut off, getting spots taken

from them. And sometimes they'll pull a gun on you. So, truth. It's not worth it. It's not. It was not the Christmas spirit at all whatsoever. So, but those are, that's the rule. And if someone beats you to the spot, that's theirs.

But if you arrive relatively at the same time, if that spot's on your side, that's your spot. That's the rule in the parking lot. And also, if someone's crazy, it's their spot, even if you beat them too. Because it's not worth it. So, Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night. But where did he end up parking? Do you see him finally go park somewhere? No.

No, I don't have time for that. You've been fighting over a spot? I did have time to see what was going on. I was backing out and leaving, so maybe he got my spot. I don't know. The people I admire, the people that whenever someone walks out of the store, they'll just bird dog them the whole time all the way to a spot. I do that all the time.

And so they'll see them walk kind of like Walmart and they'll put them, and they're on them immediately. But where the people get them, and it's up to us to walker as well to lead them in the right direction. Because what we'll do is we'll walk all the way down one side and then jump across. at the very end a whole two layer of cars where that car can't get over there so they just bird dog

just a whole time all the way to the end and then we crossed over and they can't get there because we anyway that park can get you man and it's a thing yeah

and it gets you shot both the end Merry Christmas everybody Park in Harmony The Bobby Bone show So am you trying to go

to Taylor Swift? Yeah I mean who isn't trying to go to Taylor Swift? I'm nice Me me oh every girl

every girl I know is trying to go to Taylor Swift. All my girlfriends in every city that Taylor is going to be in is trying to go to Taylor Swift. And it's really difficult. And I found some tickets for her here that were $4,000. What? Do you get to sing with her? Apparently. Do you get to do, ugh, look what she, because that's a lot of money.

That's a resale site, right? Yes. And I found a ticket for $150, but it's in like the nosebleed section of the stadium. Well, let me give some advice to people. If you don't get tickets and they're sold out to a show and you really want to go, there's something you can do to make sure tickets are cheaper. Now, if you want to pressure get them, you're going to pay these astronomical prices and, okay, you at least have your tickets.

Yeah. But if you want to wait until closer, because what happens is these people that have the tickets, they start freaking out a little bit as deadline. It's coming up. Uh-oh, they start lowering my price. Now, you're playing the odds a bit, but I, I've never waited and not been happy about it. There's security in knowing you already have your tickets.

There is. Yeah. But let's say you wanted to go to Taylor and there were tickets for $400, which is crazy. If you waited till day of, you'd probably get those same tickets for $130. Wow. And maybe they're not the same exact tickets, but that's the trick to, if they're sold out, going to a resale site, is get them the day. before the day of. And if you can wait as close as possible and even buy them on your phone, like close to the show, you can do it. That's all. Oh, like, while I'm driving to the show.

You could. Like, you really could do that because people are like, uh-oh, oh, oh, oh, got to unload. What if we get all dressed up and we get ready and everyone's so excited and then it doesn't work out? Well, that's the risk you take, or you can pay $4,000 for one ticket. No way. That's not happening. I just couldn't believe it. That's a car almost. I really can't believe it, but people are thinking other people will buy that, I guess. Does your 10-year-old daughter like Taylor Swift? Or is it going to be one of those things where I'm going to make my kids love the Arkansas Razorbacks? No, I'm going to see if she likes it.

If it's not something she wants to go do, she doesn't have to go. I mean, I'll probably need to get a sitter. Oh, my goodness. I'm going to go. Amy the mall. My husband's not going to go, so he can babysit. There you go. I will have a girl's night when Taylor Swift comes to town.

I hope if I can get tickets that aren't ridiculous, which Bobby, hello. I could probably get your tickets. I wasn't going to say that. But if there's one connection you have, it's me. Yeah, I was thinking that. I was thinking of all the people I know the connection. Right. The problem is, then everybody wants to use me as their connection in the room.

And I'm only Amy's connection. That's it. No, Bob. What about my wife? No, I don't know your wife like I know Amy. Oh, okay. Does she want tickets to Taylor Swift? She would love Taylor Swift tickets, but I guess.

Well, I know where she can get one for $4,000. Wow. So you only got Amy's back. I see how it is. That's true. Yes, I have Amy's back over your wife. I see Amy every day. I might see your wife four times a year.

Whose fault is that? I don't know. What kind of question is that? The Bobby Bones Show, Bobby Bones. On your iPhone, you can do a Do Not Disturb. And it means these hours that you dedicate, nobody can break through the wall. Nope. And Amy had her on.

And I was like, what if something they happen? Yeah, I've been doing. Do Not Disturb at night now when I go to sleep and it's so amazing. Because like even if no annoying text messages come through and wake me up, like I just hit Do Not Disturb and I'm out until my alarm goes off. I was worried because I was like, what if I have to disturb? What if you need to disturb? Sometimes people don't think about like how early we go to bed.

And, you know, maybe a 9 or 10 o'clock at night text is normal to them. Well, that can be waking me up, not good. So she did change it though. So I'm able to disturb now. Yeah. I realize that I could be causing an issue if, like, Bobby or Morgan or someone from the show, like, we needed to wake up in the middle of the night for something and I'm not going to know it. So if you add certain people to your favorites list, favorite people can get through. They can disturb.

But don't just start disturbing me just because. I'm free to disturb. It has to be important. In that same vein, I've had to pull you from my main in case of emergency contact. Why? Well, because you have too many things going on in your life now. Why? Who's your thing now? It's me. I knew it.

It definitely isn't Eddie. You have way too much. If I'm on the side of the road, hurt, Eddie's showing up late. I'm not being there an hour later. Eddie's an hour late. Why? What? I don't know.

I'm confused. Like, this is like being taken out of MySpace top eight. It is. And people don't even know what that means. I don't remember that. But what happened was. Okay. Explain yourself.

First of all, when it's just you and your husband, it's not a big deal. Because you just have your husband and you to take care of. Yeah. But now you have you, your husband, and two kids. And so it's like I can't, you may not be available if someone reaches out. What, I can't throw them in the car and come help you? I don't know. I don't know.

Yeah, I can. They actually probably could help save you. I've had to change you off of my. Just who did I get replaced by? Lunchbox. Are you kidding me? Lunchbox would never show up. Eddie would be late and Amy would show up with kids and silly string.

What do you mean? I'm available sometimes. Yeah. We, okay, well, wow. Answer the question. Mike D. Oh, my goodness. Really?

Because he's got, you're right, he's got nothing going on. Dang, Eddie. I'm sorry. That's why I'm laughing because I knew that was harsh. My bad, Mike. He has. Wow. He's like me.

He doesn't have a lot of personal life going on. Yeah, yeah. All these years together and I just get picked up to the curve like that. But Mike D. Mike D. One of our producers and writers. He doesn't have a girlfriend or wife for kids. He's probably going to be the beneficiary of all your stuff, right?

Oh, no, he gets the whole world. He gets the whole kitten caboodle. Man. He gets the Bobby Bone show. We work together, we travel together, and so, hey, Mike D's walking in. They're all being haters on you right now. Did you hear them? Yeah.

Is he heard of me? He didn't even react. You're just like, another day in the live. Poor Mike D. Quiet. There's nothing to anybody except it's quiet and it's just nice. Yeah. I want to know what his thoughts are, though, because.

Mike D, what are your thoughts in the whole situation? That I know. no one else does? No, no, no, no. We're talking about, I had to take Amy off my, in case of emergency contact, and so I had to put you on there, and so she's kind of upset. But then Eddie goes, that's because you have nothing going on. Oh, yeah.

He didn't hear that part of that. He said, yeah, because you agree. I guess, yeah, don't. There we go. But you have a lot of work going on. I took Amy off because of the personal reason. Okay. What about me?

I got work going on, too. Yeah, but you don't work like Mike D does. What? Mike did that all the time. He doesn't stop. Okay. Yeah, because again, I have other things. That's exactly my point.

That's my point. Raise your hand if you have other things. Yes. Lunchbox put your hand down. You got nothing going on. No, come on. Yeah, that's right. And he's a mentor.

Yeah. Come on now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. Anyway, everybody cool? I'm offended, but. They think you're the beneficiary of the will now, too. I will be cool.

I need this to settle in and I'll process it. Okay. Thank you, Amy. Sorry. we're still friends forever. I don't know that. But now three people rank over me, your husband and your kids.

And I can't be fourth place. Just, do I get to contact? There's no going back. No, no going back. Okay. Is there going back? Can they not? If they don't come,

you stop back up. I mean, what if? I thought about that last thing. What if they don't come? What if they? I think, what if somebody just, I don't even know what would happen. I know.

I know. The Bobby Bono show. Amy, what's a tree elf? Oh, tree elves. These are real-life adult elves that will deliver a tree to your house. Oh, I have a friend. And she has a baby, and she's like, I couldn't get out and get a tree.

And I don't know how much yours cost, but she said for $20, they delivered the tree in elf costumes and sang and put her tree up. Yeah, no, I haven't unfortunately experienced an elf delivering me a tree, but I wish. I didn't know it was a thing, but I saw, it's a thing. I saw it on Instagram. And sure enough, I watched all these videos of these elves delivering trees. And it's like adult men. You Eddie lunchbox, picture, Ray. It will never be me.

Okay, well, if it's your job, you would. You would put on this cute little green elf costume. And you would go to the Christmas tree farm and you would get the tree. And then you'd show up at a house and ring the doorbell and be like, here you go. I meant to tell you guys about this, but it also connected to a spray tan story I had. So I just left it on the table. Huh. And thought, I'd rather than not share.

But I think the website's treeelves. at this point, here we are on the 13th and most people have their trees. But if you pay for the tree, it's like 20 bucks extra and the tree elves come to your house in some places. Yeah. So there's that. Let's go over to Amy now because Walker Hayes is coming up in a bit. He's going to play in studio.

Love that dude. Let's go over to Amy now with the 30-second skinny. Here you go. Bobby Bohn-Shall. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 30-second skinny. Sam Hunt has been named Billboard's top country artist of 2017. also making the list.

You've got people like Chris Stapleton, Thomas Wrett, Luke Bryan, and Blake Shelton. Pretty much everybody. But, you know, I will say that I'm glad Sam won a something of the year as a person. He gets overlooked a lot because he's so progressive. But he has the biggest song in the format in the past 10 years. Yeah. So he's the top country artist. And then Body Like a Backroad wasn't that top country song?

Just in life it was. Yeah. Over like, Billboard, it set the record for the longest. all time this year. Wow. So crazy. Yeah. What else? The Cadillac 3's Long Hair Don't Care Tour is kicking off next year. They just announced a new set of tour dates and they're going to be hitting the road April 13th and then it's got tickets on sale this Friday. All right. I'm Amy. That's your 30 Second Skinny. Yeah. Don't forget to wrap it up because I never know when it's over. Oh, my bad. Sorry. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, by the way, Morgan number two is our web girl and she has his boyfriend and this

boyfriend never posts her on any of his socials, and we're always like, there's something up. But I hear Morgan number two that you're taking him home for Christmas, true or false? This is true. He is coming home for Christmas. So he's going back to Wichita. Yeah, he's coming to Wichita with me. Huh. What about his Christmas? We're going to his.

He's flying early. Oh, wow. We're going to his family Christmas. So this is a serious thing then, huh? Yeah, I mean, serious enough that I want to bring him home and meet everybody. Look at Morgan number two How long have they been dating? How long have you all been dating?

It's about six months now. Well. Morgan number two is our Webgirl from Wichita. Went there for six months. Already taking them home? I was what the girl wants for 16 years. My family never even knew she existed.

Oh, man. Here we go. I should play it. It's 14 years. Well, congratulations. I hope it goes wonderfully. Are you nervous about taking him to meet? Your family are more nervous about you going to meet his?

No. I mean, neither. met his parents and stuff already. He hasn't met any of my family. So I think that's more. Well, you sleep in the same bed at your house. Good question. Good question. My gosh. Yeah. No, I don't think we will. Well, you sleep in the same bed at his house? No, definitely not. Okay. If I were you, I draw a line in the same one I got there and said, same bed or I'm out. What? Take it from somebody with many unsuccessful relationships. Draw many lines early with

family members. Okay, what's one other line I should draw? You tell a them you are refusing to change your last name regardless of... No, I don't care. Just go have fun. Okay. Yeah. All right, well, good for you. I hope it comes back and you guys don't break up.

Okay, I hope so too. Hey, let's go over to Amy now with the Morning Corny because Walker Hayes is about to be in the studio. You ready over there? Ready. All right, morning corny time. The Morning Corny. What do Snowman call their offspring? What do Snowman call their offspring?

I mean, it had to be delivered a certain when you did it. I'll give you that. Like, it did. You did. You good. Yeah. There you go. That was the morning corny.

All right, Walker Hayes coming in next. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds show. Come on, Bobby. Welcome in the studio, one of my favorite people, musically and humanly. Walker Hayes, everybody.

Yeah. What up, buddy. You good? Man, I'm so good. I can't stop grinning, Bobby. Why are you so good? Man, I got an album out. Yeah, it's album week.

An album out. It's album week. I mean, I have a physical product, you know, with a compilation of my material on it. for people to purchase. And the thing is, you hear I'm talking about this. Like, he's so excited because, like, this dude, Walker Haze over here got slapped down so many times. Oh, yeah.

And you do. I'm just, like, really? I did. It just, and now here. But he kept getting back up. Like chumbabwamba. Yeah, yeah. You're basically chumbo.

Yeah. And I get up again. Yeah, man. So boom is out. The record's out. It's been out for a few days. It's a record week. We need everybody to buy it.

Oh, yeah, we do. You can stream and test it. But if you buy it, that you buy it, that you. You love it. That's what I want. I want you to buy the bundle, you know, where you get the boom shirt and the hoodie. You're trying to eat because you got six kids and one on the way. You get the eight tracks.

Man, I need your hard-earned dollars. Bad. I love it. Okay. I'll do the bundle. Thank you. Yeah, get that bundle. I want to see that shirt on you, Amy.

Boom. Walker has six kids and a seventh one on the way. We just found out, yeah. Your oldest kid is how old? So Lila will be 12. December 22nd. That's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy, right?

Perfect babysitter. It's like built-in, like for your new baby. Date nights are going to come quicker. I know. She's amazing. Although I don't know that you'll need date nights. Then we can get pregnant some more. Would you have an eighth or a night?

Dude, we're going to have an eighth only because I have a, I have a weird, a very weird, weird thing about odd numbers. I'm a counter and there ain't no way I'm stopping at seven. And a grinner? And a lover. And a lover? And the lover, center? Wow.

So you want to be a family of 10. Well, at least eight. You can do eight first. Yeah. Well, him and his wife, the family. Oh, a whole family. Oh, yeah, I get you. You're talking about total in the car.

Yeah, because right now you're nine, so that, well, you're about to be nine. You're one kid away from a reality show, too. Like a country? Yeah, we won't go there. We're not going to do that. Never count it out, brother. I know. If I get desperate enough, if boom flops, I'll be like, hey, let's get on TV, kids.

Here's the song, first of all. We're going to play this in a second. You broke up with me. I wanted to play that part there, one, so people would know the song but good as gold, the line, which is also the name of the tour. That's my tour. I got a headline tour. I know.

I know it's crazy, right? It is a wild, dude. It is hilarious that I'm sitting in here with y'all. And you're just like, yeah, you got a tour. And I'm like, yeah. It's just full circle. It's full circle from 40. years ago. Oh, it's nuts, man. Whenever you were just an emailing guy,

we were like, come up. And then it was, you put out the eight tracks, and I was fascinated with them. I was like, this is the greatest thing I ever heard. And then you come on the road with, you played with me. Right. First tour you ever made money on. First tour, ever broke in that money-making place. The crowd would love it. I remember texting you that. Like, we came out on top, you know, with merch and everything. And that was awesome. The crowds loved him. Yeah. Like it was the, the crowds loved Walker live.

Walker's lovable. He's live. He loved him, man. He drove up once Walker Hayes drove up. We were, I don't know where we were, but he pulls up in his, you know, a little van, man. I was like, oh, dude, you got a new van for the road. He goes, no, no, this is the family vehicle. It was literally because he had six kids.

Yes. Yeah. He was like, this is not the band vehicle. This is what we drive. We're just going to dinner. This is, yeah, this is where we go out in. Walker Hayes is here. You have six kids about to have your seventh.

I just wonder if you go out to eat. Like where would you guys go as a family out to eat? IHOP. Okay, so if you go to IHOP. We mess up and IHop. What's that bill? Shoot, well, kids eat free. On which days?

On certain days. Really? Yeah, and so here's the deal. They see Walker coming and like, shut the doors! No, here's the deal. Is there a max on kids? It's one kid per adult meal. So we make Lila get an adult meal in Chapel and maybe Baylor.

But we can get out of there, you know, 40, 50 bucks before. And we tip great because we leave some mess. Oh, yeah. Because you're Walker Hayes. It's got a record called boom. Right. Yep. They'll put that stuff on the internet.

I'm just dropping 20s everywhere. He didn't even say hundreds. Like, even in his dream, his 20th. It's not even 100. That's okay. He's keeping it back up and be like, nah. That's funny. Okay, so let's, I want to talk to you about some stuff.

First of all, you have your guitar. Why don't you play you broke up with me for everybody here. it. So this Walker Hays, his record's called Boom. You probably hear this song on the radio, but here's Walker Haze, you broke up with me. Hey guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore, but you can go to Bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision, but I just wanted to keep you up, and we wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go to bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever you're

missing right now, and thank you for listening to the show, and sorry about all the legal stuff. to box Yeah, baby So Walker's got a tour called Good as a Gold Tour Let's see I'm looking at people that listen to our show

February 1st in Connecticut Boston, our Boston listeners February 2nd All of our listeners in WMZQ Silver Spring It's Fillmore

Maybe find some cool places That's awesome My ticket Charlotte on February 17th All the way through And then it goes Just go over to Walkerhaze.com

Check it out Can you hang out for a bit? Come on man You know I can I don't I don't know. You're a dad of 11 and, like, you've got cousins. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I don't homeschool them. His record is called Boom, and you can buy it right now. I hope you'll get it. Go. On the Bobby Bones show now. Walker Hayes. All right, Walker Hays is here. Got a record called Boom that's out.

He played, you broke up with me acoustically. Let me give him a little bit of you broke up with me. Did that one? That one. There's nobody making you watch. Me get my phone. Good is go. So when you put out the free eight tracks,

right, you were just doing, like it was free. Like you were just doing music, what was that all about? So, you know, we didn't know where it was all going to land, you know, musically where it belonged. And so we just wanted to build fans. We just wanted to build a fan base, man. Just get the music out there. And that was a Shane McAnally decision.

He said, we just got to get it out there. And so we gave it away free. And the first eight track did so well that we had another, you know, little thing of songs. and they said, man, it's put out too. So now it's kind of my thing. There will be a third and fourth and fifth. These things are in...

For free? Oh, I don't know about a free. I can make that dollar. But yeah, we, you know, that was just kind of getting us that fan base and building a story, really, you know, and finding out what songs people reacted to. Well, this is the first song that I played on the air was beer in the fridge.

I heard it and I was like, hey, everybody... Because I'd already been fascinated with it anyway, and I was like, guys, you have to hear this song. and I played it on the radio. It's right here. With that beer and the friend. It's also on the record, boom. Last of 12.

Soul survivor of my last all night in the back of the bottom shelf. It's going to be there in the morning. Even though you won't. You're the reason I quit drinking. The reason I want to get drunk. So you were listening to the radio when I played that for the first time. Right, man.

You, yeah, it, oh my God. crushed me. Because I didn't tell you it was coming. No, you didn't. I was actually, yeah, I was driving somewhere in Lebanon, Tennessee. I was thinking I was picking up something, somebody was fixing my loop pedal that I play with. And I was driving out there real early. And, man, when it came on, I listened, you know, to that song.

And what it's about is my struggle with addiction. And it's about recovery. and, you know, bittersweet stuff like that. And it destroyed me. And, you know, that was a milestone for me. Like hearing a song on the, you're hearing an A track, you know, that I never intended, hey, this is for the radio or this is for mass consumption, you know. All those things were just stories that we gave away for free.

And so to just be riding around and hear that lonesome song, man. It hit me right in the stomach. I remember, because my boss is in here now, like two years ago. Yeah. I sat down and I said, this Walker Hayes guy, and he was like, we'll see about that. He's not even on a record label. I was like, is that true or false, right? True.

100%. I told him, I said, this guy here, this Walker Hayes, there's something to it. Good. I still believe it. Thanks, ma'am. I still believe in you. You know what song I love? Namaste.

No, we can talk about that later. I was talking about Craig, because this song, You're going to cry. Man, it makes me cry, too. I have not played, you know, this is a song that I have not played live. Craig actually came to my, you know, first little full show for that album, and I was going to do it, and then I chicken out. Let me play a little bit for, this. This is on Boom, Walker's album, and this song's called Craig.

Beer, but he just shook my hand, said, I'm glad you here. He says, we'll all be judged, but he was never judgmental. And even though my songs don't belong and no hymn. I wrote me my lyrics, slap me on the back. Said, man, you got a gift. How you write like that? Yeah, I know.

He sounds cool, right. Not your typical kid from Sunday's goal right. I still ain't figured out church yet. But crack I get him. Now he can't. Walk on water, or turn a nap of valley red. Just might be tight with a man that did.

Now, he's not. I mean, do I heard that? Because I know, I mean, in the song, talking about he gave you a van yeah yeah I mean but beyond that you know he did we we we had one car and I was be I was being proud you know I didn't want help you know from people I wanted to kind of get out of that jam myself and you know I would continue to continually tell Craig you know man it's all good and man he just showed up after one of my son's baseball games and basically forced me to accept his own minivan and after that just the relief I felt

I could just sleep better. I could kind of do other things to try to help my family. And it was such a gracious gift. But beyond that, he's just one of those dudes that has a gift. He chooses to see the good and people, despite all the bad on the outside, that's so obvious to people like me. He looks through that and finds beautiful stuff about people to focus on. and he just loved me and my family so unconditionally

when I was in a really dark place and just wanted to say thanks to him really. That's the song, dude. Yeah, thank you. You know, I'm a huge fan of a dad's this. I don't get moved. I hear so many songs. Right.

You know, they all run. I heard that one and I was like tears. I hope people check out Craig from the record. I'll bring out, I'll mention Namaste for a second. Come on. So, listen. Producer? No, writer too.

I'm a producer. Hold on, hold on. First of all. Producer of the year, baby. Right there. Walker's like, Have you heard the production on that song? I haven't.

That's what makes it really good. So we go in. So Walker and I write the song, right? Yes. And Walker does all the heavy lifting. And so we write the song and we go into the studio. And I don't like being in a recording studio because I can't sing. You know, C minus it best.

I'm trying hard. And Walker's the most positive guys. Oh, the crowd's going to go crazy with this one. And he'd be like, do it again, do it again. I never felt like I could sing so good until Walker was producing this song, Namaste. And he'd be like, you just brought it. They're going to love it. And it's high terrible.

Walker, so you're responsible for what we're dealing with now. He is a star. He kills it in the studio. That's why it makes you feel so good. I know I didn't. Like my head tells me I didn't, but he makes my heart feel like it does. Whose idea was it to put the actual roof in the song? Walker.

We had a jam. We didn't have enough namestays. And so there was a space. And I was like, what are we going to do there? And we just put that dog. So flexible. No, he sent it to me. Yeah.

And he was like, there's a little hidden Easter egg in here for you. And it was the woof? Because we wrote it. And then I sang it. And then it was like three weeks. And then he was like, Easter egg and sent me an email. And I was listening. I was like, what's the Easter egg?

Who? And I was like, there. Yeah, look at that. Look at that. Yeah. Yeah. It sounds so good. My kids are obsessed.

What am I? What on your other one? The good old age. I may put that out. We haven't put that out yet. That's okay. You can say whatever you want. But man, they do.

They love Namaste. Look at you. Walker Hayes. The record's called boom. This is like the big first week. It's out. I hope everybody buys it and checks it out. I'm proud of you.

Thanks, fan. Good luck. Thank you for your support, Bobby. You're welcome. I'm done with the support as of today. But it was a fun run. It was a good run. We had a good time.

all around. Walker Hayes, the record's called Boom. The Bobby Bones show. Our audio producer, Raymond, he sits in the glass room and is always making the sounds, cutting the audio up, the song clips, all that. That's what he does. Pretty much all day. And then he drives Uber after the show and on the weekends, is it? And so now, how much money they offer you ready to wrap your truck? They want me to, it's a street taco company, and they want me to put it as, like, a taco, it's a full vehicle wrap. Like, they want to wrap his vehicle.

Make it like a taco. And they said it's $250. And I kind of got to get the breakdown if that's for a full year or if that's per month or what is that? So let's just say it's $250 a month. For $250 a month, would you drive around a taco? Yeah. I'm not necessarily saying it's a freaking taco. I mean, maybe it just says taco street tacos.

I mean, who knows what exactly it's going to be. So you would drive an advertisement around as your main car. Yes. And it would be bumper to bumper. So, I mean, you're literally a driving advertisement. Would anyone else wrap their car for $10.50 month? Absolutely. All of you got to drive that?

No doubt. Yes. That's a car payment. That's easy money. You're doing nothing, but you're doing your normal driving. Instead of looking at my great car, you're looking at a taco car. I mean, what's the difference? Are you considering it?

I would. I'm strongly considering it. The only thing I was thinking about, if our company gets mad, I'm rolling up advertising for just a random company. Maybe you need to check into that. They can't control your car. I know. And if I go on a date.

Like if I valet, how embarrassing is that? But you have a girlfriend for four years, it's fine. I know, but that's just terrible. Oh, yeah, we'll valet it, man. Shriek tacos, third treat! Okay. I mean, you know, it's going to be some bright colors. It's probably going to be a little awkward, you know, if you're driving place.

It's like a fiesta. They want it to stick out when you drive down the road. That's what I'm saying. It's going to stick out. And I also got kind of a rep to keep. Like, if I'm hanging out in my boys, they're going to hop in the taco truck. It's embarrassing. When do you know, like, if you're going to do it?

Honestly, it's already been pretty. presented to me. They could wrap it this weekend if I want. I don't know. Okay, so please do it. Yes, for I say, I want the breakdown. If it's $2.50 a month, for sure I'm doing it. If it's a year, I got to drive around like a taco. Right. There's no way. Every day I think about tacos. Every day, taco, taco. Do you get to eat free tacos?

That's true. You should get free like every week. You should get a free meal. No, there ain't no free meals, but every day I think about tacos. And I start talking about tacos. How'd they find out that you were you? A guy, well, they knew that I drive for Uber and a guy in my same building does it. He's like, hey, man, I ended up breaking down and doing it, and I advertised for the taco company. His is a little bit more sophisticated. It just has the wording.

He said, yours would be different because you're a bigger truck. Maybe a whole taco. They would have room to put different stuff, burritos and different stuff. Oh, wow. You could move up. Okay. Changes. Let us know next week.

All right, buddy. All right. An interesting scenario. Business proposition. Incheolados. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show. Amy has Rottweiler named Josie.

How old Josie? She's like 11? I don't really know. Because you got her and she was already kind of grinned. Yeah, we rescued her and we didn't know her age but the vet guest. And we've had her for about 10 years. She's big and she's having hit problems at this point. Yeah, she's gotten all kinds of things going on.

And she's been limping for days and I kept thinking like, what in the world is in her paw? I kept looking for like a splinter or something. Turns out she's got a twilight. horn muscle. Oh, man. Here's why I tell the story, not because of the dog. Because Amy took care of the dog. Yeah.

She gave her muscle relaxers. Yeah. Amy sends me a note, guys, I'm not kidding. The note's like, hey. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And I said, be honest. No, yeah.

What? What? Amy sends me a note. She goes, hey, because I care about her dog. She's like, hey, hips, good, put a muscle relaxer. She goes, hey, be honest. Do you ever take your dog's medicine? Be honest.

Like the muscle relaxers. No, because his dog has doggy Xanax for the Why are you asking? Because I want to know. Wow. Because, I mean, I have some muscle relaxers. And I don't know. Sometimes PMS is a little much.

This is bad. This is bad. Yes, it's so bad. I'm just asking. I don't know. Do people do that? Is that a thing? You mean?

Oh, not for you. For your friends. No, I just wanted to, I don't know. Okay. Because I do have a legit prescription for Xanax from a doctor. Right. But I don't take it that off. at all, but like, let's say, since I already have a prescription and I ran out, is that a thing?

Okay, so. I don't know. This is probably. This is what I would say. I have. You have. You have. You have.

I knew it. One time by accident. It took a wrong model. Oh, my accident. And it was for some kind of weird, like, fungus. It was, yes. It wasn't even for, like, his antics or muscle relax. I, like, took it, like, it's fungus medicine.

And I was like, oh, no. Oh, no. It started like, was that panting? But no, yes. Yeah. It's not the right thing to do. No.

Nobody's going to do it. Amy, don't. I just was curious. Yeah, keyword was accident for Bobby. Because she was like, hey, did it, did. And she was like, by the way. I just curious. Be honest in all caps.

Yeah. So dog's good. Yeah. She's like better than good. She's chilling. That's why Amy wants the medicine. She's straight too. Amy wants me better than good too.

So Eddie, our producer, married for 12 years, two kids. His wife says, don't give me anything for Christmas. And I say, ooh, don't fall for that mousetrap. Don't take that cheese. And he did. He took the cheese. I took it like the rat. You said, and you took the not getting her anything for Christmas cheese, right?

After you warned me and you said, no, dude, that's not what it means. It means you should probably get her something. and you were right. What happened? What happened was I was like, I was just, we're hanging out and she goes, hey, FYI, I'm just, I got you something little small for Christmas. I told you that was going to happen. Dude, this is right after we just discussed that we weren't getting each other

anything for Christmas. And now I'm like, oh my gosh, we're like two weeks away or less than two weeks away. I got nothing. I've got nothing and I'm freaking out. The one thing you do have is a little bit of time on your side. She didn't do this in the 20 seconds. Yeah. Correct.

Now, you did say if I want. any kind of like online orders or whatever. I got to do it before the 15th. Dude, I'm running out of time. Yeah, but you don't have to do online orders. Okay. You're okay. You've been married 12 years. You can make something. You can, something can remind you of her and go pick it up. You're good. But everybody out there that's not lucky enough to have been told this early. If you're in this relationship where it's like, yeah, yeah, let's not get anybody anything. That means you should at least get her something. And then if she gets you something, yours better be better. Like there's that too. So good luck. I know Ray says he's not getting

Bay. Raymond our producer, not getting Bay anything. Is that true? Yeah, I mean, she did just have a birthday and I really did go all out, ended up spending in the hundreds of dollars. And so I almost think that kind almost kind of covers the Christmas. You know what I'm saying? I'd like to say something. So no, I don't know what you're saying. Everyone has the right to a birthday and a Christmas. It's not their fault. Their parents conceived nine months. earlier. Wow. So true. So you're going to make her roll solo on gift time? It's not fair. Would you want your birthday to be December 24th? I mean, honestly, I have a nephew that has birthday on New Year's Day, and we just celebrate all together. It's just one big present.

Okay, well, that's terrible for him. Because it's not like it's doubly big. And I feel, I feel like Ray's girlfriend loves Christmas. Ray, you are really messing up royally. Again, both of you two. How come I'm the one not in a relationship and I know the things to do. I mentioned that to the guys and honestly I feel like Eddie kind of is the one to nart me out. I thought lunch was probably going to do it. But I'm still, of course I can still think of something before Christmas. I just threw the idea out there.

Maybe I don't get her something. Do you think that'll go over well? Someone did narc you out. It was Eddie. Well, I was just asking the question for him because he had presented it to me and it was like, hey, what do you think I should do? I'm like, I don't know, dude. That's right.

Because Eddie was talking about his own gift thing and he was like, by the way, Ray's not getting, hmm, it all comes back around. Eddie's an art. My bad, my bad, Ray, stay strong. He was wanting to take the blame off of him, but both of you are in the wrong. Okay. Nah, stay strong, Ray. I'm not getting my wife anything.

You don't get Bay anything. We'll listen to Bobby. What is up with all of us? Because I told my husband not to get me anything. Yeah, but Amy, if he does it, you're going to get upset, true or false. I mean, I probably hope he gets me something. Right. He really doesn't have to because we've just been spending enough.

Like, it's fine. I agree. But you probably want something. I mean, it can be homemade. I don't like that homemade stuff. Who wants that homemade gift? No, homemade's like, well, you made a bunch of money and you brought it home. Now spend it.

Rude. On the Bobby Bones show now. Natalie Stoval. Natalie's here. Hey, Natalie. Hi. Man, finally get you in. I know.

I'm so happy to be here. Natalie disappeared. Went on TV for a while. Kind of a big deal. Well, the thing was, too, Natalie had all these songs. And what's the role? If you go on the voice, you have to wait a while. Yeah.

Yeah, you're contractually. you can't release or talk about your own music for quite a while. So then all of a sudden, like the first day, she's like, I got a song. Natalie Stowball's in here right now. So that's Jimmy from Little Big Town singing on that song with you. How'd that come about? So he was one of the co-writers on the song. And when I was in the studio recording it, I actually said, I was like,

man, wouldn't it be amazing if we could get Jimmy to sing backgrounds? And I kind of thought it was maybe a pipe dream, but then we reached out to him and he said, of course. It was crazy. Natalie's one of the best singers in town, too. Are you playing guitar today? I am. It's a tiny guitar. It is a tiny guitar.

It's a little mating. It's a little Australian guitar. So we're going to hear this song live. I've never heard this song live before. I haven't really played it live yet. Oh, I love it when this happens. This is new. All right, Natalie Stovall is here.

This is our new song called Wine. or whiskey whenever you guys are ready Hey guys so because of licensing rules We can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore But you can go to bobby bones.com to see it We hate that we had to take it down Wasn't our decision but just wanted to keep you up

And we wanted to keep up as much as possible So go to bobbybones.com to watch or hear Whatever you're missing right now And thank you for listening to the show And sorry about all the legal stuff There is Natalie Stonewall I mean yeah What is going on

You know Natalie was on Oprah? I think I remember this story. Yes. Little known facts. I feel like you also have some other weird. Oh, she has all kinds of stuff. Talk about Natalie Stovall is here. By the way, that's her song, Winer Whiskey.

So why'd you go on Oprah? I was the silliest kid in America. Remember she could talk to her? Like do that thing where you, so she can. So it's a, yeah, it's like a baby cry. It's just a ventriloquist, like, which isn't as impressive on the radio because I'm not moving my mouth. She's not moving her mouth at all.

Then Oprah was doing like a thing with all the people. She was doing a show on her funniest viewers. And so the people that ran the contest for the Siliest Kid in America, they sent my tape into the producers and I didn't know. So one day I get home from school. And at this point I'd been the Silliest Kid for a couple years. So I was a freshman in high school at this point. And I get home from school and my parents are standing in the front yard with like just big grins on their faces.

And I'm like, what's happening? They're like, the producers of Oprah called and we're going to go be on the show. And so you got on the show and did what? I cried like a baby. I did the whole act. It drinks a bottle and burps. It's a whole thing. Do you still do that?

Yeah. Okay, let's hear it. She burps. But then they actually, they said, you know, they knew that I played fiddles, so they asked me if I had any fiddle tricks. And so I played the fiddle between my knees. Like I put the bow between my knees and flip the fiddle over and played you are my sunshine. That's funny, man.

And then she, what do you know other stories? There's something else now. She sank for the president. Okay. I did. That's it. I did. George W. Bush?

George W. Bush. Yeah. I got to sing God Bless America at the press correspondence dinner. And I didn't even know this at the time, but I was the first. female that was ever invited to do that, which was crazy. But yeah, I sang and it was just such a crazy, surreal moment. I mean, the people in the front row at the front table, Larry David and Larry King were sitting next to each other, and I could see Cheryl Crowe and Faith and Tim were there.

And so I sing the song, and when I get done, President Bush kind of puts his hand down to the side backwards. And as I'm walking past him, I'm thinking, do I low five the president? And he just, he put his hand down and goes, you nailed it. Did you low five the president? I kind of put my hand on his and was like, thank you. It was a soft five, not really. That's funny.

Natalie Stovall is here. She played the opera when she was 12 for the first time. It's really funny. Man, you're just sitting out all the facts. I'm impressed. We passed that video around, though, that you play in the opera at 12. That's so awesome. And I'll watch it because she plays like Louisiana Saturday night.

Mary Chapin Carpenter's Saturday night and the moon is out Twist and shout That's the name of it Yeah and then you surprised me on stage the weekend after you discovered that

Oh yeah I was like we have to play this Because Natalie was out with us Didn't tell me But told the band That we were going to play it And I probably haven't played that song Since I was 12 But did you still remember it

And I did It all came back to me But I was He loves to do that on stage Just throw stuff at us out of nowhere I also like to do that on the show It happens It's part of life

That's just the way You roll. Natalie Stovell is here. Wine or whiskey, check it out. Did you have fun on the voice or no? I did. Really? Yeah, I really did.

Yeah, it was just so different of an experience for me. I mean, it is completely different than being on the road. I was sequestered in a hotel, not allowed to have visitors for three months. And not able to tell anybody what I was doing. You were one of the only people that knew what was going on, you know. And locked that down, too. You did. I have all the secrets.

It was impressive. I know all the secrets. I don't tell anybody any secrets until it's time or I slip. Mostly I don't slip. There you. Natalie, it's great to see you. It's so good to see you. Thank you for coming in.

Glad we could get you in here. New song out. What's the deal for next year? Are you on the road? Yeah, on the road. We're getting all that figured out right now. So where do they go? Natalie Stovall.com.

Follow me on Instagram. It's all Natalie Stovall, all of my socials. Natalie Stovall. It's good to see you and we will see you soon. So good to be here. Natalie Stovall, everybody. And now a segment called Our Producer Eddie explains the four-way stop

Because it can't be confusing to some people, right Eddie? Yes, oh, I've seen it. I think for the last year I've witnessed people Screw up the four-way stop. So you get a bunch of cars pulling up, everybody sitting there wondering what's going on. Please talk about the four-way stop. Guys, it's real easy.

It goes in the order that you got there. So if you get there first, then you're the next person to go. If two people get there at the same time, This is where it gets tricky. You let the person to the right go first. What if you get there and you're both like looking at each other and you stop? If you're going straight, just go at the same time.

Who cares? But if you're going left, I mean, you guys have to work it out. This is where hand signals come into play. So if you get there at the same time, you have to work it out. Yes. But that is the actual rule. The rule is who gets their first and then if you get the same time, you go to the person of the right.

Correct. That's in the book. Dude, and I guess people just feel like it's courtesy time. Like, well, let me just let you go first. No, no, no. There's an order to this. What happened that made this? No, man, this is years and years of sitting behind people.

Oh, you're just frustrated now. Yeah, sitting behind people that don't go when it's time to go. Because literally, if you're at the four-way stop for more than two seconds, you're doing it wrong. Period. If you're at the stop sign and you count to three, you've waited way too long. That may not be totally accurate, but okay, but I understand your point. This is my research after two, three years. Okay.

That's Eddie explaining the four-way stop. And I was kind of looking at Amy. And I think like you're looking to Amy. And she was on her phone, not even paying attention to you. Amy, this is the problem. Like, why are you giving drivers ed right now? You're the person that needs it. That's what we're talking about.

No, I do not. I totally know how to wait my turn. What I just say? You said, you go to the person to the right leads. That's not what he said. I'll look over Eddie and you're explaining how to drive and Amy's on her phone. Like in the middle of a segment, first of all. Like, that's a whole other thing.

Great. Now I'm going to get in trouble. Thanks, Eddie. Secondly, she doesn't know how to drive. Yeah, but Eddie was saying. Okay, what's the rule? What's the rule of four-way stop? Yeah.

When you pull up, you figure out if it's your turn to go. Wait, what's that? How do you know that you know what you're trying to go? Because you ever pulled up first. Okay. All right. Duh, right? She was listening.

Yeah, you. I think she's just guessing right now. Yeah. The Bobby Bone Show. Amy had a chance to listen to the podcast that I do from my house called The Bobbycast, and I did one with Chris Stapleton. And I'm surprised you listened. Why?

I told you I was going to. You didn't normally listen to them. Yeah, but some of them I do, and I said, I'm going to listen to that one. To the Chris Stapleton? Yeah. What did you think? I guess you didn't hear me. because I did listen and I thought it was really good.

I thought it was interesting to hear Chris talk about things like football. I just don't picture him loving football, but he like really loves. Loved it, played it. Football, he played it. There was a time where, I mean, like, you said he couldn't even watch football because he wanted to play so bad. And I was like, really? That's so interesting. So there's some stuff like snippets I knew about, you know, him being valedictorian because you had, you know, told us about that and played on the show, which was an interesting clip.

but then kind of is how he gets so shy about certain things and then other things he gets excited to talk about. And I liked him. I liked digging deeper into Chris Stapleton. Yeah. And it is, you know, we sat and talked for hours. And it went by so fast. Did it?

Yeah. I was on a walk and I was like, oh, I just kept walking and walking and walking. I was like, oh, I better turn around. Because normally I'd gauge, like, the length of my podcast by my walk. I was like, okay. But I was already back home and I walked so far. Well, so you can listen to the Bobbycast. The show I do from my house with songwriters, with artists,

and I did one recently with Chris Ableton. Yeah. I'm trying to think if there was another little nugget in there. Okay. He's the guy who's a songwriter. He wrote Riser for Dirks. He wrote Jake Owen. Yeah, he seems to have had a very interesting life.

He had cancer of 14, lost part of his leg, was a missionary for 17 years, an addict, in and out of rehab. Like crazy story. Oh, I was kind of surprised you and Chris talked about... Chris Tableton? You and Chris Tableton talked about some... stuff in the beginning. What do you mean?

About like medicinal marijuana and stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I was like, oh, that's interesting, okay, podcast. I've never even tried it, but I was like, yeah, you can hear all that on there. But it was fun to see. Like, Chris was even sometimes turning the question on you. Like, he would ask you, like, okay, well, let me ask you this. We're old friends.

What do you want from us? Anyway, check out the Bobby cast on IHeartRadio iTunes. There's a lot of songwriters, even like Dirks came in for an hour, St. Carly Ray Jepson, Karen Fairchild came in, Amy's Hero came in. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They come over to the house and we do the show. So search Bobbycast on Iheart Radio or iTunes. Bobby Bones.

The Bobby Bones show. If you go over to Iheart Radio or iTunes, there is a new Josh Osborne, Bobbycast. Josh Osborne has 14 number ones and he's my age. It's like, what's happening? This dude's amazing. And he wrote, come over, come over, come over, come over, come over, come over, come over, come over, come over, come over. He wrote that with Sam Hunt. And they ended up giving it to Kenny Chesney.

and the story behind that's awesome. So hope you check it out. Did you know, have a whole podcast network called Nashville Podcast Network. And on that site, Nashville Podcast Network.com, you'll see shows that are up right now from the Bobbycast, Jake Owen has a show. They're all just up there. I just realized that yesterday when I was on my phone. But anyway, there you go.

Anybody entertained by that? Yeah, what's the website again? Well, it's the name of my network, Nashville Podcast Network. Okay, Network. Whiskey Riff, Raff. Yeah, they have a show. And not only that, very soon we'll be announcing a new person that's going to be having a show named Amy.

I can't announce that. No. Yeah, but that's later on. Okay, are you ready to do this pile? Um, yep. All right, let's go. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Okay, you guys, fam jams.

Have you been seeing people with matching pajamas? No. No. What? Where have y'all been? My kids, but that's it. They are sold out like everywhere. I've been trying to find matching pajamas for my family.

Like there's one for me, my husband, and then, you know, our two kids, and then our dog. So there are these companies and they're making bank off of all these people like me that want their family to have a cute Christmas morning photo and matching pajamas. But now there's a word for it.

Fam jams. Fam jams. Interesting. Do they have any solo jams? Oh. No, what? I'm just telling you all. Bobby Solo.

They have a bob. Butt flap. I always wanted some of those pajamas with a butt flap. That way you have buttons. I'm sure you can put you on some. Yeah, you have done zip to sit on toilet. Like long johns? No, but like a cartoon.

No, he means like a one-sy with a flap in the back and you just take it off. That's so gross. All right, what else? Okay, just be on the lookout, fam jams, gaining popularity, legit. So we talked about Oreos a lot in the pile. I don't know why I tend to always gravitate towards any Oreo story. And, you know, they had that contest where they had people submit flavors. I have the three finalists.

Chicken Starfry. No, no, no. That's only lace potato chips. Go ahead. This is Oreos. Cherry Cola. You know what? That's pretty good.

Cherry Cola is pretty good Oreo. I would like that one. What else? Cettle corn. No, not on an Oreo because the colors don't match. I like salty sweet. I can do that. Oh, I need a...

And then... Pinoa collada. Oh, terrible. And I love Pena Coladas, but not for Oreos. Yeah. The winner is Cherry Coke. Tell them. Tell them I said that.

Well, you... can vote for yourself. All the flavors will come out in May and after you try them, you vote for your favorite and the person who submitted the winning flavor gets $500,000. That's nothing. We had a friend whose daughter or niece. And a niece, yeah. Did a potato chip one and won a million dollars. It was a name of the potato chip one and he's like, yeah, my niece won. She did like biscuits and gravy or something. She did like biscuits and gravy or something.

It was my favorite one. And I remember going, I love this one and I think it's what won or a million dollars. Crazy town. My endorsement. Yes, I never got a cut of that. Yeah, what else? All right, this is your warning. Monday, December 18th is the most stressful day for Christmas time because that's when people start to get short on money because they've been shopping a lot. That's when people start getting stressed out because they haven't found the right gift. And that's when they realize, oh, shoot, it's the 18th. I don't have a lot of time to get stuff done.

And the most common way we deal with this extra stress. We're crying in our closet covered in dirty clothes. Drinking. Forget I said that. Act like I didn't say that. It was a little too personal. Yeah. And then lastly, I just want to talk to you guys about it because y'all are guys and y'all love golf. I mean, you all watch golf all the time. And I had no idea. I know this happened like the other day, but I had no idea that you could tattletale on golfers if you're watching it on TV. Oh, yeah, it happens. We'll see Aurobia Broken and they'll call and be like, hey, I saw the guy move his ball and they'll check it. Yeah, it happened to Tiger Woods in the Masters in like 2013 or something. What do you mean like? Like, you're not reading a piece of paper right now.

That was just off the dough. It's acting like she's just throwing up. Well, it happened like October 23rd in 1977 to Billy John King. No, let me show you right now. I'm showing you. I am recalling that part from memory, from reading it. So yes. No, I don't know for sure.

But I just thought it was crazy. Well, come January, no more tattle telling. Good. Oh, from TV. Yeah, the PGA. What if people get tattel tell our bosses from this show? Oh, we'll be sunk, huh? We're done.

Like, the listeners, that would be, so the equivalent to that would be, listeners calling in to tattle on us. Yes. If we were factually inaccurate. Not if we just have dumb opinions. But we're factoring after all the time. It's kind of our thing. Yeah, but people should just know that.

Yeah. Okay. That it? Yes. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. Bobby phones.

The Bobby Bones show. All the end of the year list are now. Here are my favorite albums of the year. Ready? All formats. You know me. I'm so multifaceted. Yeah.

I'm talking about. So diverse So diverse And number seven Little Big Town's record The Breaker Whatever makes you happy people This wasn't their biggest song on it

But I loved this song so much Radio really failed them for this one It's above The push and shove It just split It's number seven Coming in number six here on the best records of the year Oddly

I wasn't really expected to love his album as much as I did, it's Kip Moore and his record Slow Heart, which I thought was fantastic. It's called Blonde. Now you're just to never come home. Come home, Queen. Don't sell yourself longer.

I never didn't like Kip's music, but it was never like something I would go home and just listen to it myself. Wow, this record was something I went home and listened to him by myself. Yeah. Dang. Yeah.

What song is like? Burn. Yeah, that's good. At number five, the Ed Shear and album. I'm in love with you a jam. I couldn't put number four up too high. It would have been looked at as bias. But the project from Lindsay L.

That thing should be in like for a record of the year category. I'm just saying. It was so, it's blues, it's rock, it's country, it's everything. Christian Bush from Sugarland produced it. Not biased at all there. But number four, favorite records of the year of 2017. Number three was Charlie Worsham. beginning of things.

The song's called Cut Your Groo. I put Stapletons from A-Room, Volume 1. I like them both. But I put that, and this is Death Row, my favorite song from the first record. Ain't no good light here. That's a jam. Y'all talked about that on Bobby Cass. I know, I love it.

I love that song. I love that record. It's his favorite song, too. I love the second record, too. That's good. My favorite record for the year, can you name it? I don't know. What have you?

2017. Favorite record, number one record. Country. No, it doesn't give me anything. Oh. Because I've had Sharon in there. That's right. Come on.

You know me. I know I know you. Oh, I did. You're going to be like. John Mayer do anything? He did. Remember? He put all the waves.

The search for everything. That's right. Okay. I still keep your shampoo with my shower. Duh. Duh. Come on. In case you want to wash your hair.

My favorite record of the year, yeah. And I know that you probably found yourself. And I love how I put it out in waves. But I do not really care. Come on. Because as long as it is there I still feel like you're mad My favorite albums in the year

Oh Come on Sorry I missed a beat Dang All right Sorry I'm not a super fan like you We'll put it up bobbybones.com Yeah

That was a good one That was a good one huh There is The Bobby bones show Let's go Appreciate everybody stopping by today First of all To Walker Hayes

Always good to see him Go listen back to the podcast, listen to the stories. This is some good stuff. To Natalie Stovall. Appreciate her coming in and singing as well. Pretty awesome. You can hear the whole show back on IHeart Radio or iTunes. Search Bobby Bone Show. And listen to them. Maybe you're just waking up. Man, you have missed many, many hours of joy to your ears. It's a nice Christmas carol. Joy to your ears. The show has ended. That's pretty good, huh? It's not bad. Thank you very much.

We'll see you tomorrow. And hopefully you'll wake up with us. Everybody's still working, right? Like, nobody's off work yet. No, we're working. Not us. No, no, no. People in general, yeah.

Just making sure, because when everybody's off, I'm mailing it in. And the kids are in school, so we're good. Kids are still in school. All right, cool. Then we'll see what happens. All right. Thank you very much. We'll see you tomorrow, by everybody.

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