The Bobby Bones Show - We Spin the Wheel for Someone to Do Something Embarrassing!!! + Runaway June Stops by to Perform + Easy Trivia Returns!

Episode Date: August 20, 2021

 We spin the wheel and the loser has to watch the new Paw Patrol movie over the weekend and give a review on Monday. Runaway June stops by to talk about their new EP, everyone getting married and perform some songs for us! We start a new round of Easy Trivia as we look for the new champion to wear the tiara. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Friday show. Morning, studio. Morning. Later on, Runaway June will be in to perform, which is pretty cool. Right now, Anel and Austin is on. So I wanted to tell lunchbox something. My son, 83, his name is Sebastian. Austin FC is the UMLS pink or Austin

My son just went viral for them For taking off his shirt during the game And waving it around And I wanted to let him know Because he's been trying to go viral for the longest time Basically she just wants to rub it in your face She was calling it with some cool story Like your son scored a goal or something

But she tells me he went viral I mean see that's the thing If I took my shirt off I wouldn't go viral Because I'm not three So you're 40 Yeah you taking your shirt off and waving it around when people do like, what? It kind of just matters where you take your shirt off.

I think if you did a compilation of taking your shirt off an inappropriate place and waving your shirt, that could go viral. That could go viral. All right, we'll work on it. I mean, let's go. We'll work on it always means someone needs to give him the idea. Yes, in the middle of the sermon, if you take your shirt off and wave it around your head. But I need someone there to film is what I'm saying.

No, he's going to get tackled. I'm watching your son right now. He's on his dad's shoulders? Yeah. Well, his guy, yeah. Yeah. Well, yeah, and he's swinging the shirt. It's hilarious. So cute. I just watch it too. I just added to the viral views. Is your dream still to go viral? Yes. Still working on it. Still trying, but nothing seems to work.

I had a TikTok get three and a half million views the other day. Wow. What did you put up? Exactly. What did you do? Do you take your shirt off? No, I didn't have to. You spin your, at the Austin FC games, you spin your shirt over your head? Wow. Why is that viral? Like, why is it three-year-old kids? Is their kids super cute? and he's three.

There's a lot of kids that are... If your kid goes viral, will you get upset if you're not in it? Well, why? It's your offspring. Yeah, but it's not me. Are you going to be one of those dads who gets jealous of their kids?

Yes. Oh, my gosh. Hey, thank you for calling with that story. Your kid looks all... It's hilarious. Oh, yeah. Thank you so much. Have a good day, guys.

It made the news to lunchbox. I'm literally reading a story about this. What is the... How is it a new story? Hey, three-year-old kid spins his shirt at a soccer game. That's not a newsworthy story. He was sitting atop his dad's shoulders, took off his jersey, and celebrated with other fans shortly after Austin scored their third goal. That was a whole story about him.

That's so ridiculous. Mike, quit watching it. You're giving it more views. We're going to be in New York later today. Eddie and I are taking the headline in stage at 2 p.m. at the state fair in New York. It's in Syracuse. So come watch The Raging Idiots. We're pretty pumped to play. I'm so ready. We haven't played in forever. Yes, it's been over a year. So come on out and watch.

We'll be there today if you're in New York. Let's open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hey, Bobby Bones. My name is Christine. I'm a single mom. Here's my dilemma.

My neighbors, who I love and are close with, have a 13-year-old son who asked if he could start cutting my lawn for money this summer. So, of course, I said yes, because I actually used to do it myself and hated doing it, but couldn't afford a real landscaper. The problem is he does a really bad job Some days I wait for them to not be home And I go out and I correct all the mistakes that he's made Now I only pay him 20 bucks

So I guess you get what you pay for But now he said he wants to do it again next summer And I really don't want him to So how do I fire him Should I talk to his parents first Or just wait and see if he sticks to his guns And address it then Signed Christine

Yeah 20 bucks You're gonna get a pretty crappy yard mowed for 20 bucks But it is a kid good for you for letting the kid mow the yard for 20 bucks. I don't think you deal with it right now, honestly. Next summer is going to come. If he comes to you next summer, you probably have a talk with the parents

if you don't have the guts to talk to the kid. But I don't think it's, this is a fire that doesn't need to be put out right now. Let the kid think you did a great job. Hey, give him an extra $5 tip if you have it. Be like, hey, you really worked hard this summer. I appreciate that. Boom. Five buck them out.

You can come up with a myriad of reasons next summer to not hire him. But what's wrong with like letting him know kind of where he could improve so that way he can do a better job. Because it's next summer. Do it next summer if you're going to have that conversation. Okay. So if you hire him back, then you have the improvement talk. I don't even think it's improvement talk. You just tell him what your needs are. You don't have to be like you're not good before. Let's get better now. It's, hey, when you do it this

time, this is what I'm really looking for. Okay. Is this a kid? Yeah, 13 years old. Yeah, it's tough. You don't need to fire him right now. No. You wait till next year. If you want to hire him, you address what he needs to do moving forward. or you just go to his parents be like, hey, it ain't any good. Can you handle this for me? I think they're taking this a little too serious. I think so, too. A 13-year-old moment.

But that's why you don't even need to drink. 13-year-old. He's trying to make 20 bucks. The donation to him. So don't worry about it now. Next summer. And if you do decide you want to hire him, it's not about how bad he used to do. It's what you need now moving forward and how good do you need it now.

Yeah, set the expectation. There you go. Happy to read that. I was as a kid, yard cutter myself, who probably, I took pride in my work, but I was a kid, I was 11. Yeah. I was 12. How good could that be? How good could I have really done?

I would also rake leaves. That was the most miserable of all the jobs. Knock on the door. Ms. Thompson, would you like me to rake your leaves this week? And then a little bit in my heart, I'd be like, just say no. Oh. Yes, I would. Okay.

In her backyard would be so full of leaves. And you'd rake them. And then the wind would blow? Not even just a wind, but they would like come out from. underneath like sheds and stuff after you were done. Oh, I'd mow a yard three times before I want to rake it a yard. All right, there you go. That's the mailbag. Close it up.

We've got your email and we've read it on your air. Now it's found to close Bobby's Mailbag. Yeah. If you want to reach out to us, mailbag at bobbybones.com. Fun fact Friday. These are the most fun facts of the entire week as found and curated by Amy. I'm always excited about the next. number one most fun fact.

I usually take it into the weekend. Let's go. Number five. Nickelodeon's classic green slime was made from applesauce, vanilla pudding, oatmeal, and green dye. So not only was it safe to eat,

but it was also tasty. Oh. That's pretty cool. I bet it didn't taste good. Well, but it wasn't awful. Like, I pictured it would come down on people that it would be like, bleh, disgusting.

But now, now I know I'm like, oh, wow, maybe it wasn't so bad. There's a documentary about Nickelodeon. Hey, Mike Dee, did you watch the Nickelodeon documentary? Yeah, it's really good. What's it called? The Orange Years. It's on Hulu. And what's it about? It's about all their shows and kind of the cultural impact that each had. Pretty awesome.

What, I like it? If you like 90s TV, yeah, you'll love it. The Orange Years on Hulu. Yeah, they interview, like, all the original cast members and everything. Is Mark Summers on there from Doubledair? Yeah, he talks about how big that show was. How legit was Doubledair back in the day? Pretty legit. That's the slime, right? You can't do that. Oh, you can't do that on television. You can't do that on television with a big slime, but they had slime on Double Dare, too.

Yeah, the physical change. challenge all that. They'll be like, physical challenge. I remember that. That was awesome. Did you know watch Double Dare? Yeah, I did. Not.

You're not getting hyping up about it. Sorry, I don't, I mean, I watched as a kid, but I don't think about it now. Number four. In 1969, Bill Cosby won a man of the year award and then jokingly suggested renaming it to the nice guy as far as we know award. Oh, boy. Oh, that was some foreshadowing. There.

Oh, boy. All right. Interesting fact. And to number three. Number three. So you're about 0.2 inches taller in the morning than at night because the discs in your spine have been relaxing all night. And then over the course of the day, they squash down a little bit. So if you're wanting to get that height, measure yourself right when you wake up.

So gravity makes you shorter. Yeah, pulls you down. When you get older, you're shorter too. And your nose and ears are bigger. Correct. Because they never stop growing. Well, we get old. Weird looking older, don't we?

I use that app on TikTok sometimes, the old face app. The one that makes the season. You see what you're going to look like? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like, you may look like your dad. And then I look at myself, but I'm still there. So I don't.

Oh, boy. Here we go. Because your dad. Oh, boy. Left. Yeah. Thank you all for your hot week. Number two.

So I never knew this happened. But back in 1994, former Russian president, Boris Yeltsin, got drunk during a White House visit, and he wandered into the streets of DC, Secret Service agents found him yelling for a taxi in his underwear because he wanted some late-night pizza. In his underwear?

He went hard. These are the things we missed out on in the 90s because there was no social media. Wow. Okay. You know what I'm talking about? I do. Number one. Maybe we should have had YouTube back then because the idea for YouTube came after Justin Timberlake

exposed Janet Jackson's boob at the 2004 Super Bowl. And the founders of YouTube realized that it was so hard to find a video online. Poof. YouTube was born. And the first YouTube video was... The guy at the zoo. Oh, I don't remember. Which guy at the zoo? Was it like a tour?

One of the founders? No, it's just like, this is an elephant or something? Or a giraffe. I think it was a giraffe. Whatever it was like, hey, look at this. It's an animal. I mean, it's the worst video ever. Yeah. It's so boring.

But yes, it's the first one. Now I remember we've talked about that. Mm-hmm. All right, there you go. Fun Fat Friday. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So shout out to this animal control officer Bob McGrath.

He didn't rescue an animal, though. He found a woman's lost engagement ring. Diamond ring lost in the water. He saw a woman out there with a metal detector trying to find it. But get this, he's been a metal detector hobbyist since he was 14 years old. So he's like, hey, when I get off work, I'll come back, I'll help you. Well, you know that excites him. He's got a real job.

Like he's going to get to do a real one, not just out looking for aluminum foil. Yeah, so he goes out. So later he goes out in the dark with a light in the saltwater looking for the ring. He spots other people with a light looking for the ring. Do you know there's a group from Facebook called ring finders? That sounds about right. So they were out trying to find it. But Bob ultimately is the one that came across the ring.

Six inches under sand. So shout out Bob. I'm surprised a metal detector will go that far under sand. Was it under water and sand, or was that on the beach part of it? From what I can tell, it looks like he was in the water. Metal detectors can get wet? I don't know. I'm sure. I'm asking Amy.

I'm like, why don't you know more about this? I have personally used a metal detector to find my lost engagement ring once, and it worked for me. That engagement ring was lost for months. Yes, because I left in the winter, and I arrived back home in the spring. That's the thing. She's like a bird. Well, my husband was in Afghanistan, and we lived in North Carolina because he was stationed at Fort Bragg. And so then I came home to work with you in Austin. And I left when it was

snowing, couldn't find the ring. But I had to leave town. So when I got back in March, I took a metal detector out there and we found it. My husband, he was deployed the whole time, so he never knew. It was genius. And metal detectors can be waterproof. There's some that can go in shallow water. And then there's others that can go deeper depending on their level of waterproofness. There you go. I have my researcher over here, Lunchbox. Thank you. And Olivia is the woman that lost the ring and she expressed her gratitude to Bob and he said he didn't need any sort of reward for this. True hero. Yeah.

That's a good story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. On the phone, Celia in Louisiana. What's going on? Hey, hello studio. I can't believe I'm talking to you guys. Well, we're very grateful you called.

Go ahead. Well, thank you. Okay, so first of all, congratulations on finding the most absolute beautiful woman in the world and marrying her. Thank you. for that. Let me ask you a question. Do you think anyone goes to her and goes, hey, congratulations on finding the most beautiful, greatest guy ever? This is a serious question, because I get that all the time. So we give a serious answer right now? Yeah. Okay, I don't think so. Yeah, no, man, sorry. It's just not how it works. What do you mean? Also, here's the trouble I have, too. Like,

I think Silly's a great person. But she, some people will go, hey, your wife's great. She's smart and she's hot. And then for some reason, I go, thank you. Like, I did something. But I don't know what to say in that situation. She is? Do I just give them a thumbs up and go, you're right, buddy. That's why I married. That's why I married.

But it feels weird not to say thank you. Maybe I'm just thinking that they're being nice about it. And she's your wife, so you feel, yeah. But they're like, and I like it a lot of this. Dang, you're really married up. And I agree, but that's kind of a shot at me. Yeah.

Yeah, I agree. If it's a guy saying that you got to hit him with. Well, you too. I feel bad for you, actually. Please tell me more. I like this. I, well, I mean, yes, you probably deal with that more than we realize. All the time.

So we probably need to stop doing that. Like, we do it all the time. Like, it's no big thing. Like, you, oh, wow, you really out kicked your coverage or whatever it is that people say. Definitely what happened with you. But you just did it while telling people not to do it. I had to get one last one in. But I think, yeah, like, that's not fair to people.

Like, I have a good heart. Yeah. She has a really great heart, though. But have you ever. seen a guy and like not want to say that to him because every guy you say that to like right what if you don't if you don't ever hear that you should worry but could you imagine saying that to a woman like just let's just say the tables return could you imagine someone coming up to you because i mean that's something people say in front of the husband and the wife wow you really married up or you out kicked your

coverage could you imagine if someone looked at a woman and was like wow how did you can't do that you really married up. Like that just doesn't happen. I wish they would once. So this is something sadly that guys have to deal with. Bobby's like, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, we go into places.

I'm not exaggerating. I'm not exaggerating. This is how I feel. How realistic I'm not sure. But I feel like people will look at her and then look at me and then look at her again and be like.

Trying to figure it out. And be like, huh, wonder what's up here. Wow. I think that some of that might be in your head because it's not that. And also people online have even straight up told you that's what's happening. What? That person commented to you the other day that like, it was so rude.

She said, I said, hey, Caitlin and I went to Arkansas with the governor. It was fantastic. She's hot, Caitlin's super hot, something. And she goes, well, you know what happens when you eat dinner in Arkansas? It's a hot blonde walk. It's in all heads turn, especially if there was somebody way uglier than her. Yeah. Oh, wow.

I mean. Yeah. I could have left that part out. Right. Just say she's hot and leave me out of it So anyway, Celia So what do you want them to tell you? What do you want them to say?

I don't know. You guys are perfect together. That's nice? You know, sometimes Caitlin will be like, you're the hottest guy I've ever seen And I'm like, I know that's not true. You're lying to me. No, but she can feel that way.

She can. Yeah. I believe that. I believe she feels that way. But I have a mirror. Right, here's a difference. I can see you in the... I am no beauty queen.

I'm fine. I'm a six and a half. I'm funny. But she's funny too. Funnier. But to her, you are the best. She's more educated than I am.

She got a master's degree. She's funnier than I am. She's smarter. I have no idea why she married me. I have no idea. She loves you. Yes, but why, Eddie? Is it because I love dogs?

There's someone for everyone and she was the one for you. She also doesn't really love the public life. life. Like for her to do something with me publicly, meaning like bear girls, we have a deal where it's, if it's over at eight for me on the eight to ten scale, she'll do it. She'll be like, I'm happy to help. But if I'm like, hey, you want to do this, she's like, where does it fall on your scale? Because I really don't want to, if it's just for the sake of like being in public or me being famous, I don't want to do it. And if it's over eight, she agrees to do it. That's kind of our deal. Like, is it that important? We just turned down, we've turned down two reality shows because we don't want to do reality. I would do a reality show. You would. I take that back. I'd take that back. I would be happy because I think it would be funny.

But she's like, you know what? It's not for me. And she's like, how much do you want to do it? I said, uh, seven and a half. Whoa, that's close to the eight. I know. But she's like a two, and they're just not even close. She has no interest in that.

You got to love that about her, though. I do. I love it. If it was the opposite, you'd be like. Oh, and it's been the opposite before in my life. Well, I mean, and if you didn't really. Yeah. I understand.

But she just, it's just not for her. And I do respect that. That she knows who she is and who she wants to be. And, but she is very supportive in that if it really means a lot, she will do it. We've said no to two reality shows. We should just said no to a game show. Like to be on it? With Steph Kerr.

Yeah, Steph Curry's got some new show he's doing. And they wanted couples to come on and play. Holy moly? No, it's a different one. It's not out yet. And we were like, you know, I was like, that would be. I put it at a six. And she's like, okay, well, I don't want to do it.

So I was like, cool. She's like, you know the rules. Got to be an eight. But if it's an eight, she will happily do it. She'll go, you got it. Bear Girls was one. I said, I would love for us to go do this episode of Bear Girls. I mean, that's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

And she was like, you know what? The outdoor stuff would be fun. She goes, how much? I said nine. She was like, count me in. We're doing something coming up that I said nine, and she agreed to do it. And so, but that's it. Celia wasn't even calling about that.

I don't think. I think Celia, what was your question you had? No, I'm just drinking a cup of coffee and I feel like I'm sitting there in the studio with you guys. Well, that's good. I like that. Welcome to the show. Go ahead. Okay, so I've listened to you guys for years, taking my kids to school every morning. They're like, oh my God, Bobby Bones again. I'm like, don't even make fun of him. Wait, wait. I feel like Celia is just doing. Stop. Okay, let her finish. Let her finish. It's fine.

Seeley's just taking shots. My kids are the same way. Go ahead. So now that my kids are driving, I'm not taking them to school. So I got to get up early to hear you guys. Okay. So I had a question about these collaborations. Yes. Tim McGrath, you know, the rap, Dan and Shea, Justin Bieber.

I've always been curious. How does that come about? Is that the artist saying, hey, I want to do something with this person? Or is that the, what is it called? Like the label or the management? Is that the label pushing it and saying, hey, y'all should do this? How does that come about? Because I don't know that I've heard a collaboration that I didn't really like.

If it's country, let me specify that. If it's country and something else, whether it's country and Christian or country and rap. I think it's a great question. The easy answer that you're not going to want to hear is it's a little bit of all, but I can speak more on the artist side where, like Dan and Shea are basically managed by the same person that managed Justin Bieber and they sent a song over and were like

hey, is this song you'd want to do? They did, they went to Justin and Justin said yes. So that collaboration came together that way. That makes it easier, like possible. But always awkward for the artist, right? Oh yeah. It's a vulnerable place, right? Like when we asked Eddie and I asked John Pard

to do a comedy song with us and John is a I consider him a friend of mine, I was like, man, this is awkward because I don't want to ask We have relationships and friendship, but I did ask. Like Luke Combs and James and Rogers. James and, you know, there's a cold beer called my name. Luke kind of said, hey, I'll hop on that song with you if you want, because they'd done it on tour together.

So mostly it's the artist, 75%, I would say. And then the other times are like, hey, what if we did this with this artist? It's like management or labels. But I'd say mostly artist. Okay. Well, that answers my question. You guys are awesome. I love listening to you.

You make my day. I know you hear that all the time. Thank you for the call. I hope you have an awesome weekend, and hopefully one day we'll talk again soon. Sounds good. Thank you. Bye.

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And I was thinking, well, if they're going to kick Halloween off, why Eddie can't go ahead and kick Christmas off and put the Santa Claus back out? That's a great point. Let's blow up that Santa Claus. No, we're not doing that again. Put it back up in the yard. I know. That's funny, Nick.

Why not? Eddie, why not? Although, you know, people in the neighborhood, man, they just loved it. Like, they were like, it makes us happy every time we drive by. I'm like, well, that's you. It doesn't make me happy to have a big Santa. And definitely doesn't make my. my wife happy. And your kids. And my kids are so embarrassed by it. Let me make you an awful

you can't refuse. Hey Nick, that's funny. Appreciate that. All right. Thanks again. All right, buddy. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Okay, so let me tell you what I saw happened the other day. I'm at a parking lot for a hiking place where like parking spots are hard to come by. And there's one available, but a girl goes and stands in it. She's clearly saving it for a friend that is on their way. I too have a friend on the way and I'm like, oh my goodness. Like, is that fair? It's tough. I would say that if that person can get there in the next 60 to 90 seconds, then I'm going to say it's fair. You can't hold it for more than five minutes. Or you could do what I do and I have an electric car and you can park in the spot with the electric. Oh, I know. That one's always available. So I just saw this little

headline that said, how many spots in line can one person say for their friends? Like it was asking question. Oh, no, no, one and only for a second. Okay, so if you're in line for a movie or a club and your friends aren't there yet, is it okay to just save something? Yeah, for a club. Eddie and I went to a concert and 8 o'clock we're retired, so I'm going to take club out of this. Okay, movie. A movie theater, you can save a couple seats. Yeah, I'm okay with that.

And on Southwest, you can save seats. It gets a little dicey, though, if it's a good seat. But I'm saying you can't officially, because I've asked the people, I'm like, hey, can they save these seats? And they said, we have no rule for or against it. Yeah. Which means it's Everybody's fighting for themselves We've almost gotten in a fight because of that

I think the parking spot thing is the most sensitive But you can if you can see them And they're on the way Yeah But you can't do more than one spot Okay Homeless guys in Austin They'd take a couple bucks

And they'd stand in a spot and save it for you I remember that Yeah They'd be like hey you want a spot And like yeah You're standing in it Well I'm standing in it because I'll sell it to you $5 dollars

And I wasn't too good to pay for Right. Yeah. All right. What else? So Kane Brown's new song, One Mississippi, is out today. And the story behind it is what's so cool because there was an unknown singer named Levon Gray that tagged Kane on Instagram, hoping that he would listen to some of his stuff. Well, Kane checked it out, liked what he heard, invited the guy to Nashville.

And that's when they wrote One Mississippi together. That's pretty cool. Here's a clip of that song. When he first started that, felt like it was time for me to rush the quarterback in flight football. What? That's the count. Is that the count? Mississippi, three Mississippi. Like when that song first started, I was like, I'm ready, I'm ready. I'm ready.

All right, next up. Got a little tell me something good in the pile because long-lost sisters were reunited after more than 20 years apart. They were two sisters that ended up in foster care together, but they shared a mom different dads. And one of them was adopted by the foster family. But the other one, the biological dad was like, oh, no, I'm going to take her. So as kids, back in 1993, they were just split up. And they had not seen each other since, grew up. Names were changed, moved across the country, and they were finally just reunited.

And I don't know, just made me think about how Eddie was intentional about keeping his biological kids, foster kids, together once the baby was born. He's like, yeah, we're going to take them because we have the older kid. And it makes me think of my daughter I've adopted. And she has a little brother out there somewhere in Haiti. And I hope one day she gets to meet him. It's just a really hopeful story. Eddie, was there ever a chance you weren't going to take the older kid? Yeah, for sure.

I think because we got the baby. and then they told us, what, a few days later that there's an older kid that we need to take, and that's kind of where I freaked out because I was mentally prepared for one, not two, but we eventually decided to take both. How tense was that conversation? It was pretty tense, but it was me against my whole family. I was the only one saying, like, guys, I don't know if we can do this. And my whole family is we have to do this, so we did it.

It's you. It's like Braveheart. I just see you as like the male Gibson character. We will fight! And then you just get pummeled by everybody. That's exactly how it was. Okay. That's a good story.

I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. A father and daughter just wrapped up this summer trip of a lifetime. Kevin and Abby from Colorado, they rode their bikes from Washington State all the way to Maine. Because Abby's mom was diagnosed with breast cancer, had surgery, everything was good.

And she was like, I want to raise money for breast cancer awareness. So her dad was like, all right, we'll ride our bikes. And they rode them all the way across the country. That's a long way. That's not Washington, D.C. to Maine. That's Washington State, right? Yeah. And she's nine years old.

Whoa. And they did the whole thing on a tandem bike. Wow. So dad did all the work. That's pretty much. Wow, that's a good story. And they said, was that the hardest thing you've ever done? She said, no, math homework is.

And she's funny. And dad does math homework. No, I don't know. That's a good story. That's quite the bike ride. How long did it take them? It took them two months, four thousand miles.

Do you think they did like Eddie and they had to plot at hotels that they can't? Probably. Sure. They would ride and every 10th day they would take a day off. Whoa, so they didn't.

They just went. No, but they'd have to spend the night somewhere. Yeah, they spent the night somewhere. They didn't ride through the night, I don't think. But yeah, yeah, they did it every 10 days. They would have a day off. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

On the phone right now is Lacey in Virginia. Lacey, thank you for calling the Bobby Bone Show. What's going on? Hey, hi, studio. So I have tried for the last few years to get on the air to wish my son Quinn a happy birthday. And today, please help me in wishing him a very happy 13th birthday. He listens to the show every day, even during when we were staying at home during COVID, he would listen at night as he was going to sleep. I know he's at school right now, but this morning he said, Mom, you're should have called my birthday into the Bobby bonus show when I was like, I sent an email.

So I hope this gets on the air so he can finally hear it. Quinn, happy 13 birthday from all of us here on the show. The fact that you're going to sleep, listening to this show, big things ahead for you, kid. Big thing. I used to go to bed listening. I would tape, I would record the outlaw, Tommy Smith,

and Big Dave when I would go to school, play pause record on a cassette. That was the local station? Yeah, it was Magic 105. And then I would listen to them when I went to bed every night too. So Quinn well, oh boy, he's going to be on the radio. Oh no. Oh no.

Yeah, happy birthday. Tell him we said hello and thank you for listening. And this will be on the air. I will. Thank you so much. Yeah, this will be on the podcast so he can hear this later himself. Awesome. Thank you guys. Have a great day. Bye-bye. Hey, to eliminate stomach aches, they say eat more broccoli if you have digestive issues. Oh, it'll help move things. Broccoli just might be the cure for digestive issues such as stomach cramps and

upset stomach. To resists. the stomach benefits found among mice, an average person, would have to consume broccoli in about two meals a day and you in about a week would feel what it's done for you. I ate so much, I used to eat so much broccoli that it would hurt my stomach. It would create gas. Oh, yeah, the gas. Because I don't do anything at four or five. I do it at zero or all the way level 10.

And so I was like, I'm going all broccoli all the time. But if you have stomach issues, which I do, broccoli may be the key for you. All right, over to Amy with the morning corny. The Morning Corny. Did you hear about the guy who bought his wig from the dollar store? I did not hear about the guy who bought his wig from the dollar store. Well, it was a small price to pay. A small price to pay.

Oh, toupee. That was the morning corny. To pay. Yeah, thanks, boss. Thank you. We have the wheel set up in the studio. here. Why?

Why? No, no one told us anything about a wheel. No, there was no heads up. That's what it sounds like when you spin the wheel. So what we're going to do

is spin the wheel and the loser has to watch the Paw Patrol movie that comes out this weekend. Oh, my gosh. Okay, it's not too bad. And review it for Monday's show.

But ages are so far. But you have to watch it without your kids. That's the only rule. If you have kids, you have to watch it without your kids. Dang.

I know, because it can't. Can't be like good for you. That's what I was thinking. Like, not bad. So everybody's on here, right? And everybody has to make the promise. Repeat after me.

I. I. State your name? Eddie. Susan. Promise? Promise. If I lose the wheel.

If I lose the wheel. I'll watch the Paw Patrol movie. I'll watch the Paw Patrol movie. And my kids will not. And my kids will not. So help me God. So help me God. Okay.

Amen. I mean, you know Mike D's on that wheel. He wants to watch it. Kim Kardashian's kids got to watch like a private screening of Paw Patrol. Oh, boy. And so what we're going to do, and you can go to the theater or we have a login for you on Paramount Plus.

Okay. Go to the theater by ourselves. Oh, that's not happening. That is arrestworthy. Yes, it is, actually. You walked in there? The cops will be there in two minutes. On the wheels, everybody.

Oh, man. You lose, you have to watch Paw Patrol. So we're doing one spin. You want to do one spin? Yes. Just get it over with. Oh, man. There's no reason to drag out poppice.

Why don't the first one we eliminate them? The second one is the winner. Oh, okay. Just to put a little wrinkle in there. I kind of like that. So you want it to land on you. Oh, you want it on your name this time. All right.

Let's go. The first one's elimination. Come on, this wheel. Let's spin that wheel. Come on, lunchbox. Come on, lunchbox. Eliminated is. Bye-bye.

Lunchbox. Yeah. Bobby, thank you for the rule change. Thank you for the rule change. Woo! Good for you, man. Anybody want to pay me to get back on? Good for you.

You got eliminated from the wheel. You don't have to watch Paw Patrol. And get arrested. Paw Patrol, we're on the case. All right, here we go. Rubble on the case. Rubble on the double. Yeah, rubble on the double.

Sounds like y'all already watching. We do. I'll watch it all time. It's a movie, though. Ready, here we go. Paw Patrol with no kids. Whoever it lands on is the loser. Okay?

Let's spin that wheel. Oh, cool. Oh, crap. Oh, crap. Eddie! This is not good. Now, you have to watch the... No kid.

You swore... I did. You heard me. You heard me. So you'll be watching Paw Patrol by yourself, the movie on Paramount Plus, I'm assuming. Yes, I'm not going to the theater.

Okay. How long's the movie? Yeah, that's a good question. Hour and a half. Oh, my goodness. How long are the usual episodes of that show? 30 minutes. Like, they're just short.

Maybe 15. They're not that long. We expect when you come back on Monday to have a report. Okay. Okay. Chase is on the case. And who's Chase? He's one of the dogs.

He's the police dog. Do you like this show? I mean, I don't think I've seen a whole episode, but I've watched it before. And Marshall's the firefighter dog. Yes. I mean, they haven't. Do you like the show? That's fine.

You want to trade? How much? No, no money. Okay, we'll get the review for you on Monday. All right. There is Eddie, everybody. Watching Palm Patrol, the new movie coming out this weekend. The Friday morning conversation with

Runaway June. Ladies, how are you? Good. I saw your bus had your faces on it now. We do. We got to pay the bills, you know. Oh, wait.

They paid you to put your faces on your own bus? Well, they help us with the bus. Who? They, them. Who's they and them? Everybody knows who they are, you know. Duke Bourbon. Oh, good.

You can say their name. So they put it on the bus and they pay for it. I'd like to my car. What Duke Bourbon around my face on my car? Hey, I can hook you up. That's awesome. Monster Energy will wrap any car.

I saw the picture on Instagram and I was like, that's really cool because people will now know it's you, which is good or bad. I don't know if they chase the bus. Depends who it is looking for you. I mean, does that feel like you've arrived now that your face is on a bus? Yeah. I mean, everyone else knows we've arrived when our bus is. I feel like you don't like it that much, Naomi.

I feel like you're like, oh, she loves it, you know? Yeah. Oh, I love it. She loves it. It is wild. It just, it like, blew my mind to see us that big. just on the side of a bus. I actually filmed Natalie coming out,

seeing it for the first time, because this is her first, as a band for herself, full bus run. Yeah. I thought the bus looked awesome. I was pumped to talk about it because I saw it and I was like,

that's super cool. Eddie and I, we just take a van. Yeah, yeah, there's nothing on it. It's just white. People are like, don't take candy from that van.

Well, Runaway June is here. Today you guys have out a new EP. And so why put out three new songs today? Well, we've been writing so much in quarantine. I mean, it's been a real blessing to be able to be a part of our second record. And we just, we really wanted to put out music as soon as possible. We're going on tour.

We've got these songs that we just can't hold on to anymore. So it felt like the right time. Can we take, and before we get started on something new, can we play an older song? Are you guys cool with that? Yeah. So we can kind of remind our audience, what's up? And Runaway June is here. And let's do a verse and chorus of.

my own drinks. Cool. I'm a neon. Light to be a real good start. Well, I called a couple friends, but they'll say they're staying in. So I guess I'm going out. I might be heart broke, but that don't mean I got to stay home. Nice job.

All right. Runaway June's here. That's three new songs. Is there, it's called Backstory, the EP. Why Backstory? Why'd you name it that? It's kind of like pre-love. All of us have finally met the right ones, finally.

It took some a little longer than others. But it's just all the stuff that you go through before you meet the right person. And I feel like everyone's been there. And we kind of cover all different kinds of breakups. One is like a heart-wrenching. Hearts don't break down the middle. And then one's like, oh, man, there's that guy that you just know you shouldn't be with, but you see him in a bar and you can't help but go back to them.

And then there's T-shirt. That's a really fun breakup song. Been there, done that at the T-shirt. The light-hearted side of a breakup. Yeah. When you can look back and laugh on. Well, let's talk about relationships for a second because Jen, you got married. How long ago now?

January. I just saw it on Instagram. I knew you had the guy, but it was like, Jen got married. And I was like, wait, what? That's when did it. Yeah, so what's up at that? How are you? Are you happy?

Yeah, I'm so happy. We didn't want to really plan a wedding in COVID, and I never really wanted a big wedding anyway, so we just kind of semi-eloped. What does that mean semi? Just parents, sister, and best friend. Did you go somewhere? Yeah, we went to Florida. And we just rented a house and everyone stayed there.

We had no wedding planner, nothing planned. It was just like, we just did it in that little house and had drank wine after. It was really easy and awesome. And how's it been going so far? Thumbs up. Yeah. Marriage is cool? Yeah.

All right. All right. Same thing with Naomi. I'm looking online and boom, you got married. It's the way you got to keep up with people. Yeah. I got married. I did it.

You didn't do it here. You went to Maine and got married? We went to Maine, yeah. I tried to, like, plan a location far enough that my family wouldn't come, but they all... They wanted to come. No, it was... Yeah, Martin is from Boston, and he's had a family cabin up there since he was, like, 10. So we got married there.

It was so sick. And he is... Is or was? Are they still a group? Yeah. Boys like girls? Yeah. So he's the lead singer of Boys Like Girls, and they still play.

Yes. And so, I mean, do you guys sit around the house and sing? I don't know. You know, I mean, it's not like if we have 10 minutes together, we're like, you want to jam? Yeah. No. We actually keep it pretty separate. We don't really keep that.

We don't really bring it into our relationship at all. He's like in pop punk and he does country now too, but like we just kind of keep it out of our relationship. It's pretty nice. Natalie been married for how long? 13 years. And by the way, Natalie's husband. is our drummer in The Raging Idiots, which today will be in Syracuse, and you can see Natalie's drummer, Natalie's husband, who's our drummer, playing with us. What is your advice to all, because I've

been married now for a little over a month, month and some days now. What is your advice to all of us, Natalie? Oh, Lord. 13 years in. You're the OG. Yeah, you are the OG. I mean, one of the things that we've talked about is that sometimes it's okay to go to bed mad. I don't believe in that at all. I like that. Because you don't have to stay up all night talking it out. Sometimes a little sleep can help both of you for the next day. So that's, I don't know. I agree with that.

We just, sometimes you're too tired to fix it. It's like, let's just come back to this. Yes. And if you're tired, you're maybe not the most rational. Exactly. Exactly. It's okay to table things. Sometimes if we get into a fight, I just go to sleep, period.

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Naomi, like, what's the concept? What kind of mood were you in? I mean, this song was like so easy. Like, Jen brought in a title. And she was like, what about got the t-shirt? Didn't you say that? Got the t-shirt. And I was like, oh, there's no way that hasn't been written, you know? And so we all like Googled it. We're like, nope, actually, this has not been written.

But it was one of those that, like, just happened really fast. It was like a fast right. And buy my own drinks was pretty fast, too. So it was like when something's kind of fun, it's not totally heady. It's like has a hook that even if you're not really listening, you kind of get it, you know. So, yeah, the headspace was fun. We jammed it out. I love, too, that we talk about the T-shirt.

Like, we actually have the T-shirt, and he used to sleep in it because it was your boyfriend's t-shirt, and now it's, like, tucked away in the drawer. And I love how it kind of plays into Got the T-shirt. Been there, done that, got the T-shirt. Well, let's hear some of this. Runaway Jun is here. This is a new song that's out today. Here is T-shirt.

Be my favorite thing to wear to bed. Thoughts of you were running wander. It's a mistake to get it. Say you want me back. Hard pass. T-shirt. T-shirt. Nice.

Runaway June here. You guys are wearing vintage T-shirts here now, though, as you're talking about this. My question is, are they real? Because I'll buy the cheap ones.

Target has... Well, listen, Target has the greatest old fake t-shirts. They really do. I was telling the show the other day, Kail and I went to Target, and I was like, hey, I want to buy some T-shirts.

And their stuff looks legit. Yeah. More than some of these crap sites are like, we got the good stuff. You have on a... Rolling Stones. You know who... Forever 21 also has really cheap great shirts.

I can't walk in a forever. You can order it online. I know, but I struggle with Forever 21. So that Rolling Stones t-shirt is a... This is a cheap one. I think it was like $12. It works. It's even got the fake, like, you know.

Yeah, do they get paid for this? Probably to license it. Yeah. What are you wearing over there? Mine is real, baby. What is it? Who is that? This is, uh...

Oh, Kenny Rogers. Oh, no, I've heard about you. You're the vintage t-shirt band police. Are you going to make me sing three? I'm not going to make you, but you would know. Isn't this footloose? And like... Wait, footloose.

Yeah, footloose. Kenny Rodgers. Oh, Kenny Logan. What is happening? I thought she was like I'm feeling footloose. That was a test in you feel. I live in the stream. I know the stream.

You could do the gambler. Yeah. Lady. Lady. Which was Richard written by. Lionel Ritz. That's right. No way.

Well, duh. Yeah, I guess I knew that. Jen, can you do three Rolling Stone songs? I mean, I can't sing them. But do you know them? Yeah. Go ahead. Do you want me to say?

I wasn't even going to do this to Naomi, but she called me out for being the police. Totally called you out. What do you mean the police? No, for being the T-shirt police. He's the vintage band T-shirt police. I think if you should at least know something about the band if you're wearing the shirt. Oh, okay. It's a punishable crime.

Because people will come up and go, oh, cool. You like Stone Tip of Pilots? You know, my. And then you're like, oh, oh, I don't know. I don't know nothing. I thought you meant like, vintage. Like, is it real? No, no, no, no.

I'm fake. I wear a lot of fake. But do you know Rolling Stone songs? But yeah, but now I'm on the spot. I listen to them all the time when I golf. If I do. What is that one? Eddie, what's that one?

Satisfaction. I can get no satisfaction. How about? Go ahead. Go ahead. What? Give me shelter. I don't know that one. Oh, you know it.

You know it. Pull it up for her. I should have headphones, does she? No, that's right. What's give me shelter? I bet Eddie Singer, give me shelter. Oh, that's hard, dude. That's like, that's really hard. Okay, how about, um, okay, satisfaction.

What else would you know? Beast of burden. Yeah. Never be, you'll beista burden. All right, guys. Yeah. I failed. I failed on having the real vintage and singing songs.

Natalie, you are not wearing a vintage shirt. I'm not. I didn't get the memo. You are wearing overall, so name three crops. Corn? Corn. Bains and wheat. Soy beans. Soy beans and green beans.

Listen, runaway June is here. You guys are out with Luke Bryan. Yes, sir. Have you done that tour? Have you been on that tour? Has it been out? We just started. Okay, so on some tours, like for example, we played some shows.

Eddie and I played some shows with Toby Keith, and he had the greatest catering. And we had to pay for no food for dinner because Toby Keith had it all set up. Yeah, the catering. Does Luke have catering? Yes. It's amazing. It is good? Unbelievable.

Carrie Underwoods was pretty sick, too. Yeah, she had like a smoothie section where you can like make a power smoothie. I'm into that. Eddie got us a juice or smoothie. Yeah, for your wedding. For the wedding. And we still haven't opened. We've opened almost nothing.

Good job. But did you guys open all your wedding gifts and do all your thank you cards? I didn't ask for wedding gifts. I got no wedding gifts. I didn't register. I was just like, this is a, I'm just, I don't want to. We did, we felt like, because everybody kept going, what do we get you? And we didn't know what to tell them.

And we were like nothing. But they're like, no, we have to get you something. And so we're like, okay, we'll go to the mall. We got the little gun. And we were like, we don't need it. But we're very happy that people were nice enough. We just kept getting that question, what do we get you? Where did you register?

Crate and box. Browel. Brat and barrel. So close. Sheesh. So close. That's like me with the Rolling Stone Sun. Don't ask me to name three things we clicked.

Natalie, what did you get us? Do you remember? Yes. We haven't opened it yet. We haven't opened yet. Do you remember? Do you want to say or is it uncomfortable? No, I don't care.

I had y'all drawn. I had your engagement photo. Is that a gift that we haven't opened yet? I guess so. Spoiler alert. Dang it. That's really sweet. Well, now you've got to go open it.

That's a very story. I'm in no hurry because if I don't do it for like a couple weeks, I'll forget. And then I'll open it. There you go. Yeah. Love this plan. Yes. Okay, listen, enough about me. You guys can follow Runaway June on Instagram at Runaway June official.

We are here because backstory is out today. Forgot about that, track one. Ray, do we have a little clip there from Forgot About That? We can play everybody? So is that you forgot about other people? Is that what it is? No, I forgot, like, why we broke up. Oh, got it.

I forgot about the second you walked in, I forgot about that. I forgot about that. Okay. Here is down the middle. Parts don't break down the middle. Meaning, boy, it's not be easy on me. Don't be easy on me. No, like one person's always going to hurt more.

Interesting. It's like it's never even. There's always one person that's going to hurt more. I always preferred to ghost people. That's kind of my thing. That makes you're on the side where it hurt less. He really makes himself sound like a peach. I just prefer to ghost people.

That would be like my song about back in the day. I know, but that means that you're off doing your thing, just forgetting about it. And somebody's like, what is going on? That's true because I would, because Caitlin is the first person I ever was like, oh, I should care about that more than everything else. Like literally in my whole life.

It was the first person that I was like, okay, I know I have 10,000 things to do, but I kind of don't care about that first, I only care about this. and so I think we should write that Eddie All right, we'll do it today. You were probably like, she's going to ghost me so I can't ghost her.

Oh, I constantly am like, why did you marry me again? Did you have to chase her? Did she? Yes, and that I had to like try to, I felt like I had to impress her because what I'm good at in my life, she's better at.

So like I'm always, the guy is funny or the guy who's smart or whatever. I know I'm complimenting myself, but she's way smarter and funnier than I am. So I was always like, oh man I couldn't quite do as good as what she did so that was all athletic okay you know we don't have to keep going she's prettier but she's that was the best marriage advice I think I've gotten this far as I've you know I've

asked a lot of people Dan Huff has been married for 35 years and I asked him what's the secret and he he said we never stopped trying to impress each other and I was like damn I love that it's like maybe my favorite you know I just thought of some of the best advice that we ever got, which was both people in the relationship, like, a relationship is never going to be 50, 50, 50, but both people should be trying to do 60%. Like it should always be 60 40 with both people trying to do the 60. I like that makes sense. That's pretty good too.

Yeah. I got some relationship advice. It was like, and I told Caitlin, I said, hey, I got some advice that you should let me work all the time and really focus on our personal life second. She didn't like that. And no one gave me that advice either. Wait, I made that out. Amy, since you've been married a long time, what's your secret?

Yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, I agree with the 50-50 thing, but more so lately what I've been trying to focus on is you're one, it's 50-50, but you're 100% responsible for your side of the relationship. Oh, I like that. So like a lot of times we can try to project or throw the blame or try to, but I'm responsible for myself and my husband's, and then we bring. whatever we can to the relationship. And then on any given day, since we're on percentages, like I may be exhausted and I don't have a lot to give.

So if I have like 10% to give to the kids, then maybe he can catch the slack and give 90 that day. And then you take turns. I like that. What has been, and I'll lead, because I'll ask the question and give you time to think about it, what's been the thing that you've had to get better at? Because I've made the joke just a second ago.

She tells me at times I wake up and I will work for 16 hours. and never even look back. And she's like, you have to have a little bit of balance. And you are worth more than just your career. And so for me, I've never cared about anything other than number one and getting crap done. And I do now, but sometimes I have to be reminded you can't do that every day. Yeah. So for me, it's been to focus on at least some semblance of balance.

That's what I'm working on. You, Jen, just getting married? I mean, I have several things. One's probably paying attention more to him than the dogs. That's number one. I get that with the phone. I heard the phone. Two is I tend to just chug along and not care and not address things.

And I'm just like, it's going to be okay and I'm just going to power through. And that's really not always the great thing to do. I've been working on kind of going, okay, let's talk it through. I'm just the one that's like, I don't want to talk about it. Let's just move on. So I've had to really work on that patience. Naomi? So Martin is a one on the aneogram.

And he's very, very, like, very cleanly, has everything organized. his schedule is great. Like he's got everything very organized. I'm very, like, his life is in a grid. Mine is, like, flowing. So sometimes, like, when I'm in work mode, I can be very, I'll just, like, come home and just throw my purse in the air

and, like, stuff will just go everywhere. So I have to, like, really keep my stuff in one place. We now have a basket in my office where he can, like, take all my stuff that he's found and just put it in the basket. So I've gotten better at, like, keeping myself contained in the house. So the press is like a metaphor.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I feel that. Yeah. I mean, I take my saw. I just like, when I get home, I'm just like, you know. You just throw stuff into the air.

Yeah. Why would you even? I feel free. I literally strip naked as I'm walking in the door. I'm just taking off. I mean, even that, I'm just like, man, why don't you fold your stuff up? I know. I know.

That's Martin. That's Martin. I'm like, honey, you live your life. I'll live mine. I'll just keep my stuff out of your path. Runaway June. You guys, they have three new songs out today. It's called Backstory.

You've heard all three of them here this morning. Thank you guys for coming in. Always pleasure to see you. You guys sound so good. They'll be out with Luke. Follow them on Instagram. And if you see their bus, track them down. Follow them because you know that's them because it's their faces on the bus.

All right. Thank you guys. Thank you. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. So this woman goes to Target and she goes in and she starts to feel faint. Her name is Emmy.

she's like oh well I'm not feeling good turns out she was having a stroke a lot of the employees grabbed her they like stabilized her they got her to the hospital and so she actually got to the hospital now she's older and she said hey had I not gone to Target I would have been at home by myself and had the stroke and I probably wouldn't have had the care that I got and so she's bouncing back from the stroke but they've then put stuff together for her and they've sent her all this stuff like to get better as well all the employees of the Target gift bag and so they wrote a little note gave her all kinds of stuff. She said she's grateful. Here's the thing about Target. I go, we went the other day. Where are we going? So look for your son of birthday present. We got on the present,

but we got 13 other things, too, that we didn't even know we needed before we went in there. That's how Target works. We got a rug. We got some batteries. Caitlin got a book. We didn't even know we needed the stuff

until we got in there and were reminded by the people at Target that we should probably get this stuff. And we went in to spend a little bit, and it's been a lot of. bit. Happens every time. They have good t-shirts, too.

Oh, they do? They have actually better band t-shirts than some, like, of the band retro sites you can get on from. Anyway, shout out to these employees at Target in Bizmark, North Dakota. Probably save that woman's life right there. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. On Tuesday, we found out lunchbox called 911 again, which this year, how many times?

At least five. That's a lot. Which is a lot. I don't think I've called it in my entire life. But this one we felt like was warranted. Lunchbox, he witnessed an alleged drunk driver swerve, hit two parked cars. So he stepped in and made the call to 911. We have the audio.

Yes, I've been waiting for this. Here is Lunchbox calling 911. Friday, August 13th, the time is 5.43 p.m. 911, what's your emergency? Yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am. I need to report, there was a, I need to report an accident, a car on Shelby between 19th and 20th. Okay, sir.

Can you tell me what happened? Yeah, I was walking my kids in the wagon. We were approaching a four-way stop, and I looked to my left, and there was a white truck, and it was flying going about 45 or 50, and ran right through the stop sign, and then, boom, boom, it hit two parked cars. It lost a wheel, and it's come to a stop about three houses down. All right, okay. Keep calm for me.

Now, is the driver in the vehicle? Yeah, the driver's in the vehicle. Like, he's just, I don't know. I mean, I don't know if he's, he's just sitting in the vehicle. Like, I'm, he's a couple houses down. I'm walking that way now. Okay. Well, you tell him to stay there.

Just sit down in case he's injured. Sir, sir, just sit down on the curb. He's getting out of the truck, so he's, he doesn't, I don't see any blood. Sir, just sit on the curb and make sure you're okay. Sit down. All right. Now, thank you for helping, sir. I'm going to dispatch fire and police.

They should be there any minute, okay? Okay. Okay, yeah. All right. Thank you so much. Thank you. It's between 19th and 20th. 19th and 20th. Thank you, sir.

First of all, great job. Yes. That sounds good. Yes, I love it. I love it. I always wonder if he's doing for dramatic effect when he's doing like bonehead stories of the day.

Boom, pal! But no. But no, no, he did it on 911 too. This is what it's like just to talk with him. And so did the guy sit down when you told him to? No, he didn't sit down. He stood up. He just stood up.

He's like, sit. Yeah. I told you sit. Sit down. That's what she said. She said to have him sit because I guess maybe like he's hurt and he doesn't know he's hurt. So he starts walking around and something happens. I don't know.

But she said to have him sit down. So I said, hey, sir, sit down. But he was just like, he just stood there. Did you ever see cops come out there? Yeah, cops, ambulance, fire, all of it. They get him? Oh, they took him in the, they checked his vitals, everything, took him back in the EMS. And I don't know if they ever arrested him.

But I left before that because I was like, I ain't got time to wait. It was dinner time. Did the news cover? this? No. We just did. That's true. You've gone radio show viral. Wow. Wow. I did sit there for an extra long while hoping the news was going to show up but nothing. Oh, were you waiting to do an interview? Yes, because I was only

eyewitness. Only one. Well, I wonder too, though, now that he knows, because the previous calls, we've gotten 911 audio, is he, because this is going to continue, but does he give the extra knowing that we're going to find the audio? Okay, that's a good question. Knowing that Scoobo Steve can call and get this audio, do you feel like you give a little, because that one felt like he was given a little more. A little bit. Boom, boom,

boom, boom. I was walking. Sit down. I thought you're about to citizens arrest him. Oh, do that in your next one. Well, I mean, I didn't have the capability because I didn't know if he was... He had your kids, though. Yeah, I mean, I could have put him in the wagon, Patty wagon. Put him in the wagon. Yeah.

With the kids. Did you... Final question. Did you a little bit perform because you knew that 911 call could have been heard? 100% not. Like, I mean, I was just in the moment. I don't think about that in the moment. Like 30 minutes later, I'm like, I'm going to tell Scoob, he's going to have to find that audio. So like just your natural, how you are, you want to give the sound effects to the 911 operator.

So she understands. Yeah, so she knows what he hit. I mean, if you say, oh, he hit a couple parked cars, it's like, oh, he just tapped him. But instead. Yeah, that is good. It's good. It sold me. Yeah.

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I should probably wear it while I play this game. Maybe. It would look good on your hat. Thank you. Yeah, do it, dude. As we play, you're trying to take the tiara from Eddie. Amy, lunchbox, Eddie, and because Morgan is out, Ramundo's playing for Morgan. Ready? Here we go. Let's play easy. Oh, it looks good on you, Eddie. Thank you, dude. Wow. Thank you, thank you. Kind of attracted to me.

You took off your hat. You can see the widow's peak for sure. I don't have a widow's peak. How many sides are there in a square, Amy? Four. Four sides is correct. No one goes home in the first round. Amy, tell us something about yourself.

I really have to go to the bathroom right now. She may be here for a while. No, I mean, but I'm hoping to use it as motivation. Lunchbox, your question. What kind of doctor takes care of your teeth? A dentist. That's correct. They're doctors?

I have no idea. I didn't know they were doctors. I don't either. That's crazy. Lunchbox, tell us. something about you. Oh, yeah. In fifth grade, I participated in Event America, and I invented tearaway pants, and I didn't

make it out of the school competition. We did look that up to fact check, and someone had invented tearaway pants like 10 years prior. Yeah, so he just took something. Yeah, but Michael Cox, cup holder for the car, and he moved on to the citywide one, even though there was already cup holders and cars. Eddie, what city do the Yankees play in? That would be New York City. That's correct.

Yeah. Eddie, you're wearing the tiara. Tell us something about you. So when I was in high school, I had to have major sports. surgery on my toe to stop me from getting ingrown toenails. Yeah. Both? Just won, my right foot. Never got him again, though, after the surgery. Weird. Raymundo. What basketball player just starred in Space Jam 2? LeBron James. That's correct. There you is.

Ramundo, as a substitute player this week, tell us something about you. Well, I actually used to live in the state of Wyoming for 14 years, but since I went to high school in Michigan, that's why I say I'm from the north. Weird. Okay. We're going to go around. As long as you get the question right, you stay in the game. But honestly, I don't think I ever knew that about Ray. I didn't really understand what he said there either. He lived in Wyoming. He lived in Wyoming most of his life. That's it.

Yeah, but I never knew that. Amy, ready? Yep. What ocean is California connected to? The Pacific. Correct. Lunchbox, what holiday marks the end of summer? Labor Day.

Correct. Wow. Eddie, how much is three times three? Nine. Correct. Ray, how many cupcakes are in a baker's dozen? 13. Correct.

Would you guys have known that? Yes. Yes. Thanks for being honest, Eddie. You're welcome. Amy and Roman numerals, what does X-I stand for? Shit. I mean, I feel like X is 10, so I is one.

So, 11. 11 is correct. Thank you. Lunchbox, what month is President's Day in? What? We did talk about this on the show, even in the last week. You're right. We've got a blank stare right now.

What month is President's Day? Oh, that's when you said that guy's birthday was. What guy? George Washington. We'll just go if it's Valentine's Day. February is all I got. February is correct. Hey.

Eddie, what element does O represent in the periodic table? Oxygen. Correct. Ramundo, what's the name of the river that runs through Egypt? Nile? Correct. Everybody's still in the game. Nice work.

Nice job, guys. Amy, name four of the five basic human senses. Sight, smell, taste, sound, hearing. Correct. You got all of them. Smell, taste, sight, hearing. Touch. Touch.

Yeah, there you go. Lunchbox. What's the hot? highest mountain in the world. Everest. Correct. Eddie Stockholm is the capital of what country? Sweden. Correct. Ramundo, Seth MacFarlane is most famous for creating what cartoon, which debuted in 1999.

One of my favorites, family guy. Correct. Amy, the earth has three layers. What are they? Core, crust. What's the other one? Mantle. Correct.

Lunchbox, the planet Earth is surrounded by different layers of gas, which when taken together, we call what? Huh? The planet Earth is surrounded by different layers of gas, which when put together, they're called what? I don't really understand the question. It's called the atmosphere. It's called, and you put it together, the ozone layer.

I mean, I don't really understand. What is your answer? The ozone layer. I don't know what you're asking. The answer was atmosphere. Oh, you said it. It's all the gases together. That's the atmosphere.

Dang. Play it. You've been bone. Lunchbox has been boned, therefore eliminated from this week's competition. Eddie, come on. What's the state capital of New York? I want to say Syracuse. That's not right.

Which, by the way, we'll be in Syracuse this weekend. Nice. Good job. We're playing that as New York State Fair. But is that the state capital, though? actually today 2 p.m. Eddie and I will be there playing with The Raging Idiot. I used to have a lunchbox when I was a kid that had all the capitals on them. I'm going to go Albany. Albany, New York? Yes. Correct.

Cah! Yes! Come on! Good. Hey, Ray, on what continent would you find the world's largest polar desert? Polar. I mean, the polar is the North Pole. The desert version of that? I mean, I don't, I guess, I mean, so I'll pull, North Pole, it's got to be one of those two. What continent would you find the world's largest polar desert? Polar Desert, so it's not going to be an actual desert. I don't believe so.

Bonn's stop. North, South, Antarctica. Correct. Hey, yo. You got there. He got there. Next round. We're doing pretty good, though.

Amy, what state is Mount Rushmore located? South Dakota Correct Good job, Amy Wow Eddie, who painted the Mona Lisa Picasso?

No, he was too young Who painted the Mona Lisa? Oh my gosh, oh my gosh Oh my gosh, oh my gosh It's a self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci Correct That's crazy that you got that

Ray In my head I had Leonardo DiCaprio Oh Hawaii and what other state Don't observe Daylight Savings Time, Ray. There are two states. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Believe there were others at one point, like there was an Indiana, but I believe they now do it again. We've had callers calling to the show. I almost want to say it's one of the contiguous ones, so I'm thinking Arizona is what I'm leaning towards. No others are coming to mind. So, give me Arizona. Correct. Wow, Ray. That's crazy.

Amy, how many time zones are there in the United States? Oh, my gosh. There's Eastern. There's Central. There's Mountain Time. And then there's Pacific. Eastern. Did I say, okay.

Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific. Is that your answer? Yeah. You're forgetting Hawaii time and Alaska time. I don't call there. They have their own time zones. They do? They have their own time zones?

There are six time zones. I'm sorry, I got to play this. I mean, I thought it was in the contiguous. What's Hawaiian time? Island time? I think that's a different phrase altogether. Yeah, like, ugh. Eddie, what country did yoga originate from?

India. Correct. It's pretty good. Thank you. Yeah. Ramundo. What country is the largest island in the world? Country Island.

It's not a continent. It's not continent. countries here maybe like a little Italy and then Sri Lanka is what I'm leaning towards country, Australia What country is the largest island

in the world? Country That's a tough one dude I'm wanting to think it's somewhere it's definitely or maybe country Three seconds

Italy? No Oh yeah yeah Italy's not a Continent. You said country. It's not an island. Island, yeah.

Greenland is the largest island. Oh, wow. That was never out there. So Ray, bone yourself? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You've been bow. Because he's controlling it. And Eddie, you are the winner.

Oh, wow, just like that. Just like that. Hey. We're just guys back at it. Hey. First win in the new season. That's weird not having a guest to win. Just waiting for Ray to mess up.

That was awesome. I like that. How you feel? I feel good. Ooh, I feel so good. Oh, I feel so good. There you. go. Eddie's our big winner. Let's go.

We're in the tiara. Looking good, feeling good. Thank you, man. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day. This story comes with us from Kenosha, Wisconsin. A woman was visiting her friend, and they were in his apartment, and he had a handgun that has a laser pointer on top. And he had a cat, and she was like, oh, cats like lasers.

So she was using the laser on the gun to play with the cat, accidentally pulled the trigger, shot the man. Oh, okay. I thought the cat. Oh, guys. Wait. Guys, you're, she shot them. Everything's fine probably with the human Or this wouldn't be a bonehead Because we can't report deaths

Yeah I thought shot the cat too I'm not gonna act like I was concerned for the human I feel like dumb humans hang out with dumb humans You get what you get But the cat did nothing wrong in this situation Also That's crazy that they didn't just have a laser pointer Yeah like they make these cute little

Mouse looking things Found one at Target for our cat Much safer Where did it shoot the guy Do you know? Like a leg or arm or something? I think it's in the thigh. So that's a leg. You'll live.

Would you? Hey, he'll be okay. But that main artery's there. And why does he have that gun? It was his gun, right? Yeah, he had just recently bought a handgun. Yeah. Check him out.

We need to know what's going on with him. All right, is that it? Yeah, I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Flashback Friday. The year is 1997. Let's go. Flashback Friday.

That year for me, I was a junior in high school. Eddie, you graduated 97. Oh man, I was living my best life. Grad senior year in high school. The number one song at this point in 1997 was Garth Brooks. Long... Long neck bottle. Wow, that was good.

I wondered if anybody else was going to come in, but nobody did because we needed another one. We needed that third. Lunchbox, do you try to come in. Okay, go. Okay, here we go. Long... Long neck bottle. Hey, let go my hand.

Not bad. Not bad. See, I'm always nervous. Whenever you guys do singing things, I feel so awkward because I just don't even do it. You make the right call. Do not sing. Because I don't want to ruin it.

And that's why when you did that, I was just like, man, it's not about ruining it. Sometimes you just don't know the word. And I just, I don't know the beat either. Like long neck bottle. Long neck bottle. Long neck bottle. Let go my head.

Hey, maybe we don't need lunchbox on that. There's only two. Oh, man. Forget it. Take a rest. That's fun, though. It's so fun. Like, you guys, whenever it's,

You guys look like you're having so much fun. I'm just over going, yeah, that's cool. The biggest pop song is Mo Money, More Problems from Notorious BIG. Everybody love this song? Yes. Yeah, keep it up. Let's do what verse he goes to. Do you want to sing along this one?

Let's see what they go to. I just feel it. Is there a part of you would know from me. The more money we come across the more problems we see. B.I.G. B.A. For the D.E.A. No.

Yeah. No info for the DEA. I'm an agent. The biggest thing of pop culture. South Park debuted in 1997. There you go. It's run for 23 seasons. In August of 2021,

they just announced the deal for like $900 million. And then everybody started doing Cartman's voice. Let me say this again, Eddie. They just announced this month a deal for $900 million to do like nine movies or something. That is incredible. Right now. Still, 23 seasons in. Flashback Friday.

Now, Steve in North Dakota is on. Why don't we go over and grab his call before we jump out of here. Steve, how are you, buddy? I'm doing great. How are you doing, Bobby? Doing pretty good. What can I do for you? Yes, I was wondering, sir, I'm the chaplain with our local area here for the Marine Corps League in Bismarant, North Dakota.

And I was doing a fundraiser, and I'm having an auction, and all the money goes to help our vet. We're veterans helping veterans. And I was wondering if you would be. willing to donate a signed book or something for it. Yeah, sure. I'll send a few that way. How about that? That would be awesome. We'd greatly

appreciate it. I will get you on hold and then tell you'll write whatever. Tell me what to write inside of it. You can tell the person on hold and I'll write them and send them your way, okay? Okay, thank you. All right. We are now done for the weekend. Eddie and I are getting on a plane right now and flying up to Syracuse, New York

because we are going to perform as the raging idiots. It could be our last time ever. Yes, because you never know. Because you never know. It's not going to be because we have Bobby Fest coming up. But you never know. And we're playing the opera in a couple of weeks, but you never know. But we're playing 2 p.m. today. We're the first headliner at the New York State Fair. We would love to see you guys, but we are headed up today. That's what we're doing. Amy, what's going on with you? It's my friend's birthday coming up. So birthday celebration, basically out weekend. It's also Morgan number one's birthday tomorrow.

Oh. You guys know that. No. I will. Happy birthday. All right. That's what's up. Thank you guys. Have a great weekend. We'll catch a Monday. On Monday show, Keith Urban will be on. Bye. The Bobby Bone Show. All right. If you have ever dealt with a traditional home security company, you know the drill. Expensive monthly fees, contracts that lock you in for years, and waiting around for a technician to set everything up. It's a lot. Well, now they're Simply Safe. They have completely changed the game. Simply Safe has no long-term contracts, no hidden fees, no being trapped. They earn your business by actually keeping you.

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