The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Full Show: Ronnie Dunn Is In Studio! + Wedding Day Advice

Episode Date: August 28, 2024

Ronnie Dunn is hanging in studio with us today! He talks about his friendship with Reba and why they used to not write songs about liquor. Plus, a listener calls in asking for wedding day advice!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's Eddie, everybody. Let's go. I'm so glad you said that because I'm proud of myself. I saw another celebrity in the wild, and I didn't say a thing. I didn't even acknowledge him. Well, that's not nice. What do you mean? What do you mean?

Well, I saw them walk. I was at a restaurant. They walk in. They sit down. They have dinner. I even walk past their table at one point, but I'm like, you know what? I'm going to let them have their dinner. Did you know them?

Oh, yeah. Did they see you and go, Eddie? No. No. They know who you are? Absolutely. 100%. Country singer?

Yep. Guy girl. Guy. Guy. They've been in the studio the last year? Oh, yeah. Dan. Nope.

Brett Eldridge. Brett Eldards. Oh. Wait, you didn't say a singer. No, no, you know what? He was at the restaurant, having dinner with someone. I said, you know what, let him have his time. And what was crazy is watching people stare at him and pointing him.

That's so weird. What do you mean? Because if I were ranking best friends, like, you're my best friend. Yeah. Brett's like second or third. Yeah, and he's a good friend of mine. Like, he's nice. Like, we talk all the time.

That's just weird because if he saw you and he was like, Eddie didn't even say anything to me. I don't think he saw me, though. He was in a deep conversation with someone. I think that's okay if it's a... So you see Russell Dickerson who you've ever talked to here. Russell! Russell! And you see Brett, who you talk to, and I'm not even going to...

But you guys... You guys are lying out with every week at some point. And you didn't say anything to him. I just wanted him to have a... That is weird. And I didn't want to blow his cover. What if some people didn't know his... You don't blow a cover by going, hey, what's up, dude?

Yeah, you don't say, what up, Brett Eldridge? You just go. Hey, you have no room to talk. Oh, that's true. You have no room to talk. You don't know how to talk to celebrity. What are you talking about? Hold on the way.

He talks to get his camera. I see Jay going at the store and I start talking to him. Hold on. Hold on. You're going to see if you saw me? Yeah. He's going to be embarrassed. I'm talking with Eddie now.

We were on the show talking about something. He was at a restaurant and he saw you at a restaurant and he said he walked by your table and he wouldn't talk to you because he didn't want to bother you. Like not like, not like avoiding you. He was like, I don't want to bother him. And I was like, he's one of my best friends. And then just, okay. Let me know. All right.

Thank you. Yeah. Let me know. Let me know, Brett. So weird. I think you want us to celebrate you, but that's even weirder. I was proud of myself. I resisted.

Okay. Next up, he still doesn't have a retirement plan or a 401K. He's really just hoping to hit the lottery one day. Here's lunchbox. So we were at a birthday party this past weekend, like a kid's birthday party, and they had extra pizzas. Like they ordered too many pizzas, guess enough people didn't show up or they didn't eat enough. And so as we're leaving, there was like five pizzas sitting there.

And I was like, well, take one to go. grab me a pizza and left. And my wife acted like this was the most inappropriate thing I'd ever done in my life. Do you say something in though? Hey, can I take a pizza? No, no, no. They were just like, oh, have a good day. You know what I mean?

I just grab a pizza. Hmm. I think her uncomfortableness comes from. You didn't address it. You just grabbed a piece. Because they probably would have said take one unless they had a plan to take that pizza and like save it for them or, like, save it for them. I mean, how is a family going to eat five or six extra pizzas?

That's up to them to figure out on as they paid for it. But yeah, we're sitting there watching football, and she just starts talking to me about it. So here, here's her reasoning. You just can't take something to go. You have to ask, and then that's even weird to put some in a weird spot. So just eat while you're there, and then that's it. They invite us over for food and cupcakes and party. You're saying you're not allowed to take the food home?

That's what I'm saying, yeah. Oh, boy, I feel like I'm doing them a favor by taking the pizza. Well, maybe they say, please take a pizza. but they didn't say that so you can't just take pizza Please vote guys tell me I'm right Tell me my wife's crazy There's no voting

You can probably you could have probably taken it Hey do you guys mind if we take a pizza? They'll probably say yes But just to grab it is weird I mean they give to go back Like they give a little party favor So why would pizza? There's a choice

It's like a twisty straw Okay he wants voting I vote you gotta ask Yeah Wife team wife Team wife you gotta ask There's your vote Yeah

She's taking improv classes to help her get out of her shell and she may soon get another acting role you can never tell. Here's Amy. So I was at the grocery store with my son and we walked past like the family restroom area I was like you know what I'm probably and you

just use the bathroom real quick so Steven's standing there watching the car while I go over and I open the door and I see a man in there and I slam the door and I walk out. He did it on a dude a random dude and so it was a family restroom He didn't lock the door there was no stall there was just a sink

the toilet. And then this is a grocery store. It's really not that big. Oh, I'd have left. I'd have left my kid. I just went home. Suddenly. She went home.

Hey, kid, find your own way home. I don't want to see that person again ever. Suddenly, I was like, okay, I'm good. I'll just wait until I get home. And we're over in the produce section. And I'm like, oh, kids, let's go. We're going over here. And then over by dairy, I see him again.

And I just bolt. And I thought. What if they started dating after that? I mean, that may have been a sign. You look for signs. No. No. I mean, I just...

Yeah, why are you avoiding him? Yeah, you weren't about him. Oh, no, I would have avoided him. It just was awkward. I don't know. Something about it, which is very, very, very, very awkward. It's terrible. And I didn't want any part of it.

It's seeing someone at their most vulnerable. Right. And I just didn't, I don't want him to feel weird. So I just kept, every time I'd run into him in the groceries or I disappear. You got to lock that door. And I've been, I've done both. I've walked in and I've also been the one walked in on. When you're sitting on the toilet, someone walks in and you're looking up,

your eyes and you're like, Oh, my God. That's terrible. That's terrible. Thank you, Amy. That's very vulnerable of you to share that. All right, what else, Ray? Give it to me. From Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He wishes the show could be later in the day, and his next contract, it just may.

Bobby Bones. Thank you. Well, probably, I've just signed a new contract. Yeah. It's going to be a bit. And it ain't. So, here's the thing. I'm someone who, hopefully, you know, encourages you to, if there's something you really

want to do, sacrifice and go get it, regardless of what age you are. You know, a great example would be Amy going to do. improv classes. I brought that up. I think Amy being 40 and doing improv at the first time, that's super cool. Even if she never does anything with it, right? Like always trying new things. So even me doing stand-up comedy, I didn't grow up as a comedian. I never did the clubs. I just was like, as screw it. Let's just see it. And I, at 33, 34, just started doing stand-up. So that being said, I have this list here. This is when they started. Okay. Henry Ford, 40. Started making cars at 40?

Okay, I think he had lots of failures before that. Christian Dior, designer. 41. Sam Walton with Walmart, 44. Wow, that's my age. The guy who started GoDaddy, 47. Okay. Wow.

The Bernie Marcus, who started Home Depot, 49. That's amazing. Wow. Harlan Sanders, Kentucky Fried Chicken, 62. Colonel? Didn't even get going until he was, didn't start until he was 62. So the picture of him being old was like probably when the company started. That's probably the day started.

Take a picture on me. I'm starting the company. That's funny. The guy who started E-Trade, which is Bill Porter, 63. So you're not behind. You're just one decision away from getting started.

Yeah, so you guys give me a hard time and Eddie a hard time. What we're waiting is for the right age. That's right. That's right. The right idea. Oh, I got the idea. Okay. My chickens, guys.

On that list, you're going to read that 10 years. They took this completely wrong. They took this as an always time to wait and be lazy. No. That's not going to take from it. It's like if you have things that you're, okay. But at 63, I ain't doing that because I ain't trying to grind. We're going to be retired.

Yeah, 63. What money? The chicken money. How's he going to retire? Yeah, that's his problem. Okay, there you have it. Who's going to have more? Me from nothing or him, the chicken, me.

He ain't going to sell chickens for the next 20 years, guys. If he sells one chicken, it's more than zero. Bobby Bones. I was recently called out by another parent at my daughter's school for not volunteering. Apparently there's talk about how I'm inconsiderate and I refuse to step up and help out. My job doesn't give me a lot of time. And the little time I do have, I cherish deeply. Recently, my daughter's school has been asking for volunteers for various projects.

The reason I always declined is my schedule. I know I probably should help, but I really can't. And now I'm feeling guilty. Should I sacrifice any personal time that I have to volunteer? I don't want to be one of those parents. Signed. Mom made to feel. guilty.

Amy? No. You don't need to feel guilty about this and you don't need to sacrifice time if your work schedule doesn't allow it. Did you write that even? I didn't. I know. I just don't, I can't imagine making someone else feel bad for not volunteering.

You have no idea as someone else's circumstances. And some people, maybe it's a priority for them and they are sacrificing and making time for that as well. That's their choice. I wouldn't, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, know that's hard, but I just wouldn't take it personally. Eddie? What happens in these situations is you got these dads, you know, personally, got these dads

that don't do anything. They work from home, whatever. They got all the time in the world. But other dads, they can't, like me, can't do that stuff. And yes, this shaming does happen. And those parents should be ashamed of themselves. So you're shaming the shamers. Yes.

That's terrible because if I had the chance to volunteer, I would volunteer. I'd be there all day. Or would you play more golf. That's what I was going to say. Probably both. Okay. You'd carve some. Volunteer time.

Absolutely. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, no, don't feel bad about this. Shame on the parents for making her feel bad. Yeah, let's shame the shamers. Lunchbox. It's called volunteering. Guess what?

I don't want to volunteer. You do the volunteer and I'll do the chilling. Okay? I ain't got time to volunteer. You can tell what kind of school volunteer parents we are. Hey, guess what? I don't want to be part of the PTA. You want to be part of that crap?

Be part of the PTA. I didn't sign up for it. Right. Ain't my business. I ain't my chili. Not my thing. Guess what? You want me to go on a field trip?

That sounds fun because it's a free adventure, but I ain't volunteering. You want me to clean up the school? The whole take it took a weird twist. Like, if we go on a field trip, well, then I'll go. Wait, what? But that's free.

Don't let them shame you. If you like want to make a point to do one thing, like carve out, it's fine. You feel like you're doing a little bit more, but don't let people shame you. You don't care if they say something good about you, so why would you care if they say something bad about you?

Right. You don't care about them. They have no effect. Keep being a good mom. It is nice if some people say something kind about you. Sure, but if they don't, that's okay too. It doesn't change really anything day-to-day if they do or don't. So don't let it when they don't.

Nobody says nice stuff about me ever. Oh, man. I don't know. We say stuff all the time. I don't. Don't buy into it. To me? Yeah, I don't.

Just look. He's very much. I see what you're doing. All right, all right. That's the mailbag. Let's go over to Matthew in Nashville. Matthew, what's up, buddy? Morning.

Morning. So I had a quick question. I'm getting married since Saturday. and I just wanted to know if you had any advice on being intentional and kind of, you know, being in the moment, I feel like you're going to blink and this whole wedding season is going to be over and family will have come and gone and friends will have come and gone. So there's any advice that really appreciate it. Yeah, that's life, baby. All the good things seem to fly by.

All the bad things seem to take forever. But the wedding, it's tough because it's gone. It's here and it's gone. And you're spending months and months getting ready for it. And then it starts and then it's like a roller coaster. When it's over. I think since you know you should be intentional, you'll be more intentional. The first thing to know is, you know, really like take in moments.

I like put mental pins in things. I'll go mental pin and I'll remember this moment specifically. And that helps me remember a few things. We also did a dance after everybody left. You know, so there's the whole, when everybody's like, goodbye, leave. You know, whatever they're saying, leave. We know, we love you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

When everybody went up to do that for us, we stayed and had to dance just us. So you kind of talk about the night, which was three or four minutes. And to kind of make sure that, you know, we're checking in with each other. But we never really left each other's side either because if you do, it's hard to get back together because there are so many family and friends from both sides that are pulling you in every direction. We didn't have phones at ours because we knew half the night would be taking pictures. And so we wanted to be more intentional. I say we, I would have phones all night long.

I mean, it was my wife's idea. And so it was really one of the greatest things now looking back because it wasn't, hey, pose for this picture. We just hung out with everybody. So my recommendation would be stay together because once you're pulled apart, it's hard to get back together. And just do mental pens. Something that's cool. I go, okay, mental pen, I want to remember this.

And it's going to be over, but then you'll have a lot of pictures. I'm sure you have a photographer. just don't put the pressure on on on the night and it'll be awesome you'll have more fun thinking about it than you did doing it even though you're going to have a lot of fun doing it because you have years and years to think about it so just go do it and the memories are going to be awesome don't worry about you know any sort of negativity or don't worry about any you know life you're going to be dead before you know it and it's not going to matter wow okay that's what you say in order to make it not matter oh wow okay yeah it's going to be awesome dude congratulations and

I hope you have a wonderful wedding, but mental pin, mental pin. I saw a bumper sticker yesterday that said, we all die. Oh, yeah, we do. It's true. We do. Yeah, but again, don't put the pressure on yourself to enjoy the night because then you won't. You'll just suffer from the pressure of enjoying the night. That's it.

Don't get too drunk either. Didn't you forget to eat cake? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or even eat? Did you eat? Not really. I had a couple bites, but that was, yeah. We just wanted to say it.

It's an awesome night full of a lot of the people that have been important to your life. It's crazy. I don't know you guys haven't been married in a long time. It's been a long time. Right. So I have, you know, the luxury of it just happening a couple years ago. It's awesome. It's a great experience.

Good luck. Happy marriage. And that's it. Mental pen. Mental pen. A win is a win. A win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. It was early Sunday morning in California and Gabriel Cruz and his buddy were waiting for a tow truck because their car broke down. They're on the side of the road. They're like, gosh, where is this tow truck? Then they hear this noise. It's a motorcycle coming down fast.

Loses control right in front of them, rolls over, flies over the highway into a canal. They're like, what is happening? So they run over. They look for the bike. All they can see is the tail light. Imagine seeing that. Yeah. All they see is the red tail light sticking out of the water.

They're like, oh my gosh, the guy's in there. So Gabriel, he jumps in the water, finds the guy, pulls him out. They give him CPR while his buddy calls 911. they bring him back to life. And at that point... So they save him and save him? They save him and save him. And then the helicopter shows up, takes him away.

He's going to be okay. They jump. Save, save, save. That's a hat trick and saves. Yeah. I have a double save, but this is... This is a triple crown. They risk their own life to save the dude.

And then they use their skills to save the dude. And then they save the dude. And then they save the dude. That's a lot. Here's Gabriel talking about how he saved the dude. We broke down out there twice. So it was like so many things had to happen for me to be in this, that position to be there to save that dude. He called him a dude.

He saved the dude. That dude is so lucky that they were there. He's so lucky. Yeah, that's awesome. Great story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell me something good on the Bobby Bones show now. Ronnie Dunn.

Yeah, you have to hold your mic. So did you make a lot of money or did you lose a lot of money? Well, I sold all this stuff. I sold all this stuff for money. New contract happened. We sold. We pawned everything so they could pay me. I get it.

Yeah, how are you doing? I'm tangled up. I'm good. Yeah, tangled up. Is that like in the back seat of a truck? Could be. Oh, you mean with the cord? Well, if I was writing the song, you'd be in the back seat of a truck or something.

Yeah. Did you guys write songs in like, I don't know, 15 years ago, 20 years ago, whatever. Was there as much writing about whiskey? No, it used to be no hard liquor products. It really? Yeah, no, for real. Wow. That's where, like, you know, all the individuals.

endorsements came in from like, you know, beer company. Yeah. Do you ever get endorsement money from an alcohol company for a song? No. I can't believe they had a no hard liquor policy in songs. Now it's like you must have hard liquor on a song or we can't even record it. Well, it switched and you couldn't. I mean, of course, I'm showing my age, which that's fine.

I can live with it. I'm going to have to. What we're talking about? The hard liquor. I'm speaking of showing your age. Yeah. And I can't believe that because every song now has got whiskey or tequila or something. Yeah, I know.

So it was a firm thing or is it understood? It was just kind of an understood thing. Kind of under the table. A manager might tell you in the office or something. He said, like, don't be mentioning whiskey now. It's like, be kidding me. What do you think I put my coffee to get here? Exactly.

When you do this show, you need. But you don't. We can't talk about that because you're Mr. Clean. I'm Mr. Clean, yes. What about hooking up in songs? Did you guys talk about that at all like they do now? Yeah, but we didn't know what it. Hooking up hadn't come into the, like, the urban dictionary yet.

Okay, I say tangled up. You know, there's like tangled up in the bag seat or... I love that. Tangled up. Yeah. All tangled up in you. Yeah. Me?

No. Oh, okay. Bobby. And, uh... The album's not out yet, though. No, it'll be a while. And, uh, that's it. So is it like a themed album?

Yeah. All cowboy? It's all cowboy, but it's no campfire songs. You know, that's kind of stuff. It's just, you know, every other song is cowboy. Whereas the last record I did, everything was honking on. That's true. It's all neon.

That's true. My wife goes, come on. Surely you can diversify your vocabulary more than that. That is very much on brand. Like if you did neon on the first album, but the whole second album was boot scooting. Yeah, there's that. We'd be like, all right, dude.

Right? Yeah. So back in the day when you do boot scoot or you do a hit song around here, you know, in this town, everybody like starts pitching you boot scoot or neon moon or something. I got one the other day. It's great. Like, finally, and this is strange, and I know you've noticed it. is we're getting into like mashups now like hip hop did years ago.

And I got one on a neon moon. It's actually really cool. What are you in mashups? Like someone featuring for you to sing or that they're sampling you? I'm not sure I understand. Well, listen, I'm here with Ronnie. Sirius is going to answer that question. I just sit on my phone.

So they mashed up neon moon with another like hip hop song? Neon Moon is the song that they did. Well, I call it a mashup? But is it a mash-up? So it's using your music, but they're singing new words over it? Yes. Like Cole Swindale did with Heads Carolina. That's it.

Yeah. So what's this one called, though? Is it still called Neon Moon? It's like blue neon. That's it. And who sings it? The guy singing the demo. I don't know.

But it's five writers. It dances in it out. The melody dances in and out and the lyrics dance in and out. I mean, just like it's really well done. Still country, though. Yeah. Yeah. Huh.

On the Bobby Bones show now. Ronnie, do you have any relationship at all, friendship with that Dolly? No, I was just meeting her a few times. Really? Yeah. Wow. I don't. I thought a big superstar like you.

Me too. You thought that too? Dang, because I was with her last week or so, and I don't, I see her maybe twice a year, right? She kind of stays in Dolly's world. And she'll just appear like a ghost in a room. You'll be in a dressing room and all of a sudden she'll just, there she is. But it's like she only has a fax machine. Like you can't text her still.

How about that? Yeah. What are you doing? If people want to get a hold of you, what do they do? Just text me. Yeah, but Ronnie signs this text still. Love Ronnie. I got busted by my daughter for doing that.

She goes, hey, I know who you are. Same thing. He signs it RD. I'm like, you're the names of my phone. It's a code. I know how it is. You a big textor? Do you emoji?

You do emojis? No. I try not to. I heard you doing an interview a while back, you're talking about how you go, like, if it's really funny, go ha. Or if it's really, really funny, you'll go, ha, ha, ha, ha. Yeah, well, and there's capitalization part, too. Like, if it's just supposed to be funny, I do lowercase, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. If it's a little

elevated, but it's not a laugh out loud, I'll do all lowercase, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. If it's funny, I'll do capital, ha, ha, ha, ha. If it's L-O-L, and I do laugh out loud, I do L-O-L, and then if it really gets me, I'll be like, I just audibly laughed out loud. Well, and then there's that the, the blah-ha-ha thing. I don't touch that. I don't do you. I don't do it. I don't do I don't know right. Feels like a villain. You know, it feels like I'm committing a crime of some sort. Yeah. How have you not had to change keys of your song while performing? It feels like you're singing the same key. It is. Yeah, I do it. I'm not going to, I'm not going to give it into that one. I think some of that's just mental for the people, you know. Like they feel that they can't hit the notes they use to hit so they just give up and...

Yeah, they get a little squeak every now and then. It's like, oh, this is all age related. It's, you know, maybe it is, but, you know, so far, knock on wood, it's not for me. Was there ever a dynamic with you in Kicks to where it was like, okay, who's going to sing this part of this song? Was there ever that awkwardness at first? Yeah, big time, for the longest time for like a few, first few years. Who decides that if it's one B one? Well, early on, like way early on, when Tim Dubois was running Arista over there during the day, we were coming out with the first records or so. Tim, Tim just, we were talking one day, I think we had those four number ones in a row.

And I talked to Tim and said, what are we going to do for like, like, I said, there's five. have five or six singles on this record. And he goes, yeah, and that's back when we weren't worried so much about, you know, you get three songs and you're out. So Tim said, no. He said, we're going to, the way we're going to settle this is, is let Kicks do every fourth song. And then that went on for a while.

And then Kicks was cool. He goes, no, if he didn't feel like we had, you know, that fourth song in there, he go, no, you take it and go from there. Or we go to a new record. But we've been able to, I mean, mitigate it. that stuff along the way. There was one point where, because, you know, Eddie and I are in a wildly successful comedy duo called The Raging Idiots, where I was like, Eddie, you need to sing more.

And he's like, nobody wants to hear me sing, even though he's a better singer. He's like, nobody came to hear me sing. He's like, nobody came to hear me sing. I'm like, but you're the better singer. He's like, but I'm not going to sing because nobody wants to hear me sing. So we had the opposite of that. That's how I finally pulled it off. Like I said, no one wants to come here you sing kicks.

I had a friend that won auction to have a deal at your house where you played music for them the other night. Oh really? Was he there? Yeah, I did that. She wanted it. It was her. Real. That's an odd feeling. Yeah, and I saw them because I had to go back home to Mount Pine, but he was like, hey, do you want to come over to Ronnie Dunn's house? We just won an auction. We're flying up from Florida

to watch them perform, and I was like, I can't. But then I saw his Instagram story, and it's like you and your barn with people sitting around. Yeah, they've gone in and completely, like, they did all the things that I wanted to do before I left. You know, and I kind of looked around and went, you know what? I'm going to spend another fortune redoing this house and this property. So, anyway, I sold it to a great guy. And they've done all the cool redecorating things to it.

So that barn is not where you live now? No. That's where you used to live. Yeah. Is that where you put the hot air balloon up? Yeah. You still have that? I was giving him grief about that.

Yeah, we do have it. Man, that'd be cool to have a hot air balloon with your name on it and you drive up to the house. That's what it says. It was huge. You know, I kind of felt like it was naked pulling in there to, like, an event because we'd always stick it out in the front yard and light it up so people could know where to come because you couldn't really see the gate lights and stuff. You got any animals out there?

Yeah. All kinds. Do you camera your woods? I do. What do you see out there? Everything. Like bobcats. Us too.

We put up the bobb cats and coyotes. Yeah. Coyotes like mad. Yeah. Yeah. We had an issue with fox with some foxes. And so we tried to get somebody to catch the foxes and trap them and then put them back out in different woods, like make them somebody else's.

problem but not kill them. Yeah, they'll take them like 600 miles away and then two days later they'll show back up. Yeah. So we're like, just get rid of them, put them in the neighbor's backyard. I don't care. But then coyotes and bobcat started coming and killing the foxes. How about that? And then we were like, let's kill the, then they don't care as much. I'm like, shoot them. Shoot the coyotes and bobcats. I don't even care as much. You're in Tennessee. That's a loud, right? Yeah. Do you, do you hunt on your property at all? Very rarely. Very rarely. I have friends, you know, if you have land that even resembles something you can hunt on it, they're your best friends. Do you have a duck cut out?

They only do it around hunting season. That's time you hear from them. Oh, it's like having a pool. In the summertime, people call like, hey, buddy, you're my friend. You got a pool. What's up? Hey, what's up, Ronnie? I'm going to feel today.

Seen any dears? Right, any deer? Dears? Yeah, that's near. What you're talking about duck hunting? I go out in Louisiana. A friend has a, his own island down there called Little Pecan. It's unbelievable.

You friends with them year round, though? Yeah. Oh, we're only duck season. Yeah, but you can, yes, I am. Right? It used to be, years ago, we've been doing this for like 16 years. It used to be, well, hey, I'll call you, don't call me, okay? Because I got all these.

He runs like, it's not a commercial place. It's private. He's in the oil business. But it runs like 360-something people through their year. Nuts. Do you have any billionaire friends? Uh-huh. Dang, that's cool.

You? That ain't true. Two, do you really have any billionaire friends? Yeah. Dang, that's cool. Who? Right? We were all waiting to see who was going to yell who.

Okay, all right. Look at that, extract your light back there. Do you ever pay? Do you ever pay for the meal if you're at dinner with a billionaire friend? Yeah. Yeah, I insist. I'm not going to do, you know, go that. I mean, yeah, nine times out of ten, but I'm bad about that anyway.

I feel guilty about. That's true. Being a dinner of somebody and I pulling my card out. Yeah. We've had that fight before. Yeah. Yeah. Often I win because I'm younger and stronger.

Oh, you win that? fight every time look at us who do you think wins physically we went to eat in town it's so what they can't name the restaurant can you uh people lined up getting his autograph i'm saying they go really really first of all autograph first of all we're no autographs it was pictures selfie yes it was pictures and it was hilarious because here we are at dinner me my wife him his life and we kind of feel like there are like life mentors ronnie and his wife because she's also from oklahoma my wife loves her and Ryan's okay to me.

They're both like Sonic junkies. Yes, yeah. And then people are coming up and hey, can I get a picture? And Ronnie's just sitting there across the table. I don't say anything, but I think it's hilarious. You didn't make Ronnie take the picture, did you? No, I just. I've done it.

We should go to Mexico with Reba real quick. I don't know we're going to get out here. But with Reba and stuff and hang out, she had a great place down there in Cancun. And get off the plane and people run up to Reba. And I'm sitting right there with her, whatever. I don't think about this, but it's funny to me. And they will hand me the cameras to take a picture.

And she would look back at me, fine. She was sensitive to the issue. And she goes, with that TV show, it really, really ramped up my business. On her red hair. Oh, yeah. We're still making it feel good. You, man. You're a star, man.

Ronnie Donne, everybody. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So Norma Hernandez, she has cancer and she was upset that she wasn't able to get her nails done before she had to go into the hospital. But I can understand that feeling. I feel like when my mom was in the hospital fighting cancer, a lot of times she wanted to look good, you know, look good, feel good, feel good, you know. So she didn't get her nails done.

A local nail salon heard about it in Lubbock called Absolute Nails, and they showed up at the hospital to give her a complimentary manicure. That's awesome. And it's about so much more than the complimentary manicure. It's about the thought and caring enough about it to take part of their day to go help her. And I'm sure it made her feel so much better and cared for. That's a great story. See, you don't have to be a millionaire to affect people's lives. And shout out in Lubbock.

What's her name? I'm going to get my nails done there. What's it called? Oh, well, her name is Norma, the Absolute Nails. Absolutely Nails. Put out my calendar. Next time in Lovick, get nails done. Yeah.

And then shout out to Norm's friend Debbie, because that's how Absolute Nails heard about it. She was calling around a different salons to see who could possibly come up to the hospital to help her out. Shout out to everybody, you know? Yeah. That's it. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win.

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that will make you braver and smart. with your money. Listen to Dos Amigos as part of the Michael Tutta podcast network available on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. A lot of people have doorbell cameras now because they've gone way down in price and if I were a delivery driver, I would just realize and I'd see that people had doorbell cameras all the time. There's one driver for Amazon takes it, throws the box down, starts stomping it and then walks off. What? And they got them on camera. If you're a driver especially, you know, most people have or a lot of people on the route have these ring cameras, right?

Yeah. Doorbell video captured the shocking site of an Amazon driver repeatedly stomping on a package shortly after delivering the package to the house. The driver is seeing placing the package on the home's front doorstep, taking a picture of the box intact in good shape, going like, here it's delivered, and then taking it and just jumping on it. Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp. The homeowner looked at the footage.

It was like, it was a nest camera. And although the driver steps behind the pillar, it's absolutely clear. clear the driver is stomping on the package. That is wild. I wonder why. It was a router. It was a $3004 a dollar router. Like I wonder what the deal was. Yeah, like just to stomp on it? Who was mad? And why are you mad at them?

Are you mad at her because she's done something in the past? Are you mad at routers? Are you mad at your company? Are you mad? There's something there. But they try to get away with it by taking the good picture and then stomping it. And then they went behind the pillar to stomping. So weird. That's from ABC7. All right, let's get over to Amy and get in the morning, corny.

The Morning Corny. How do you measure how hot a red hot chili pepper is? How? Give it away, give it away, give it away. Nice, that's fun. I like that, Amy. But that's two chili pepper jokes? That was the morning corny.

Is that a certain site? Are you on redhead chili pepper jokes.com? Okay, that's good. Thank you, Amy. On the phone right now, calling us from Ohio. It's Aaron. Aaron, what's up, buddy? Got her question for the show.

First of all, morning studio. Morning. So we were actually, my wife and I were discussing. it's actually the conversation came up between me and a group of friends as far as the toilet seat goes and leaving it up or down obviously the women think that it should men should always put it down especially in the middle of the night they get up they're tired don't know that the toilet seats up they fall in but the guys are like well I get up in the middle of night to go to the bathroom and I forget that the toy seats down then there's pee on it and you're mad about that so we're I was just looking for the show's advice and what everyone does as far as That goes. You know, I've only in the last couple years had to deal with this issue. And I have a pretty strong opinion about it. And I think about worst case scenario.

So let's think worst case scenario, if I'm a dude and it's dark and I pee on the lid, I just wipe it off. And you hear it too. You tell when the lid. It's what sounds like. Think about worst case scenario if your girlfriend or wife falls in. Yeah. Because worst case, one, she's wet. Two, she's irritated at you.

Three, it rolls over to the next day. Before she's out of alignment, potentially. Okay, okay, chiropractor. Yeah. Look. It hurts. I'm sure it does. But we should be looking anyway, but we don't because we're half asleep.

Put the lid down, and if it's got a double lid, put them both down. I know. You're going to pee on the lid. You told me that. However. You peed on the lid? Yes, she sat on the lid and peed before. What on her?

It was an accident. It didn't feel different? It was dark. You should have this toilet seat down. Because worst case scenario for you, the dude is she is upset at you. She falls in. Makes your life. It's just better.

And you pee on the lid, big deal. Clean it up. The thing in our house is not the toilet seat up or down. It is if I are, sometimes there'll be pee spots in the floor in front of the toilet. Oh, the worst. I know. I don't know why she pees in the floor. But, no.

Yeah, okay. It's, it's, it's me. And so sometimes they'll just be like little splashes. And I don't see them. So I got to get better about that. That's a real shortcoming of mine. Sometimes splashes hit the floor. But I do keep the lid down.

Now, I'm pretty passionate for us guys. We have to keep the lid down. It's just not worth it. Should everybody be looking? Yes. But it's not worth the trouble you get in if you don't and she falls in. Because it's on you, even if she was the last one in there. I like the way you put that because there's a reason behind it.

It's not just like, oh, you know, the guys want this, the girl wants it. Who's the right? You like actually gave a legit reason. Yes, because she will not be in a good mood and it's going to hurt your whole day. Right. We're far more affected by it than y'all are. Yes. So that's my opinion.

I think Amy agrees with me. I do. Eddie. Always put the seat down. But I mean, can't girls just reach for the seat? I can't guys. Yes. And sometimes we're going to forget and they're going to do that.

But it's just not worth it. I totally understand that. Why does the guy always have to do everything? The guy has to pay. The guy has to open the door. The guy has to do this. The guy has to ask out on the first date. On my iPhone?

it doesn't say 1926. Why can't the woman be responsible for something? Like, hey. I don't think all this stuff you just said is accurate though. Yeah. But I hear you. You know what I'm saying? Like, hey, you're an adult and you want to go to the bathroom.

Make sure the seats down. I don't care. I make sure the seats up when I go pee. So make sure the seats down when you go pee. It's that easy. I agree. Not that hard. I agree.

But if you have to pick, it's almost no effort. But it's no effort to look either. It's just an insurance policy to make sure you don't get in any more trouble. Oh, my God. Why are you going to get in trouble? because she's not responsible enough to look at the floor. It doesn't matter why. You just do. She's going to get upset.

There is absolutely nothing rational about you getting in trouble because she fell in. However, it still happens. So then pee on the seat and that's like you didn't know it was there and let her sit on it. Then she'll be like, why don't you leave the seat up? Interesting theory. I didn't know I was having to sleep. The guys that like fold laundry horribly so that they don't have to fold laundry anymore. Bobby, you do that, right?

I've been known to dabble. Yeah, exactly. Aaron, I understand you, but I have to sigh because it's just not worth it to get in trouble. So I'm going to say put the lid down, bro. Yeah, well, I get it. And I do, usually, it was a debate between us. I'm, you know, I'm half and half. I see where lunchbox is coming from because each person's responsibility.

I agree. I see where lunchbox is coming from, except for that part. I was like, men got to pay, men got to kill deer, men got to go to war, all that stuff. I don't agree with, but I do understand where we're adults, which is to make sure if a seat's up or down. But it's all about the end result, and it's just not worth it to get in trouble. No, it's not worth the argument. Obviously, I think this is going to continue on for generations. It's just an interesting conversation.

Or, or, or. We change it? Guys could just start sitting down to pee. I co-sign. I mean, I've done that before. Yeah. Just because I'm lazy. How is that?

What? I would give anything to be able to stand up and pee. Sitting down, that's not. I bet you can. You can. You get one of those little tube things. You pee into like a funnel? Yeah, the cup. All right. Thank you, Aaron.

I hope you have a great day. Hey, you too. Wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Damn you here. Eddie and me lunchbox. More game two. The Steve Redavit's trying to put you through.

MacDee's right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Store. On the phone is Tara in Idaho. We're going to give Tara a shot at $250 a gift card that Hyundai is providing. Get you whatever you want. We love Hyundai. Visit a local Hyundai dealer for a test drive and tell him Bobby Bone sent you.

Hyundai. It's your journey. We're going to play Never going to get it. Take a guess if you miss it. Don't worry. Somebody on the show can pick you up, okay? Okay. According to a new survey,

43% of Americans swear they've never committed this harmless but dishonest act. What is it? I'm going to read it again. 43% of Americans, almost half of Americans, swear they've never committed this harmless but dishonest act. What is it? All right, so all you guys in the show can think about it for a second, write your answer down. But I'm going to go to Tara first. If she gets it, she wins the gift card.

Tara, what do you think your answer is here? I'm going to say lying Even though it's not always Lying about what Calling in sick to work Okay good Calling in sick to work There's a lot of dishonesty

I can't we can't even go to No when they're not sick Yeah yeah yeah Okay calling in sick to work is not the right Can you say it again? Sure 43% of Americans swear they've never committed this harmless

But dishonest act Haven't they swear they haven't What is it? Okay so Tara you did not get it right But you have two other opportunities here Now, you can pick a member of the show, and if they get it right, you win. How do you feel about yours? I feel pretty good.

I mean, I nailed it. You have it? Yeah. 100%. Yeah. Yeah. I think I got this one. Oh, so good.

I got it. All four feel pretty good. Who would you like? I'm going to go with Amy. Okay. Okay. Amy, you sit idly by. Okay.

Morgan, what do you have? I have eaten somebody else's food. That'd be a dishonest act. That's harmful. No, it's not. Yeah, because another person goes hungry and starves to death. I didn't think about them dying. That's true.

That's really good. Very dramatic. Eddie? Opening somebody else's mail. That is absolutely harmful because you steal their credit card. You get mail? It's somebody else. Let's just open that real quick.

Lunchbox? Well, I had already written my answer down before you said the lie be more specific. So I'm sticking with it because this is innocent. It doesn't hurt anybody. And we all do it. But people say they don't. Jaywalking. What?

Not where I thought you'd go with that. Yeah. Amy. lie about your age now oh wow what she might have gotten that

she might have do you feel like you're acting weird you're acting so weird I don't know I don't know I don't know hey that's interesting

I feel like I don't know of mine's right but of all four of us mine's the best oh but you can't I will say Amy I will agree with that

I will agree with that but I'd already written my answer down before relax man so you think it's lying about age, you think it's jaywalking, you think it's... Somebody else's male, and you think it's food. Yep.

Tara, would you like to stay with Amy? Or would you like to go? Jaywalking. Someone's right, though, huh? Or would you like to go to somebody else because somebody's right? Yes! I knew it!

If I had to pick someone besides me, Morgan. So, Tara, do you want... Here's what I'm going to give you the option of. Do you want Amy or do you want the other three? Oh, cool. I should see with aging. Oh, man.

That's smart. You won. You got it. Or am I setting her up? No. No. I'd stick with Amy. I'd stick with Amy.

Oh my gosh. If you're setting her up, I'm going to feel bad. Amy, you're not doing anything. You just guessed. Okay. For $250. $250. A gift card.

A gift card she can spend anywhere she wants. Tara, are you sure? I'm going to give you one more chance. You can go with these three. Their answer is all combined, or you can go with Amy. I just stand with Amy. Okay. The answer is lying about their age.

Woo! Bobby Bones Show Bone Head Dory up the day This story comes us from Center County, Pennsylvania A 37-year-old man decided to

I enjoy some mushrooms You know? Hey, these are so yummy And all of a sudden he starts freaking out Like magic mushrooms? Magic mushrooms And he's like I've been shot

I've been shot He needs help So he's running down the street banging on doors I've been shot Someone help me It's my greatest fear If I did drugs

That you would do that? Yeah, something like this. But the problem is no one would answer the door, so he broke into a house and woke up some homeowners and said, hey, I've been shot! Is that a crime, though? Yeah, he broke into their house, man. He can't break into someone's house. But he didn't break in with the intent to steal anything. He thought he was in danger.

I don't think that matters. Yeah. I don't know. I think there's a little bit intent. If I'm the judge, I'm probably going to go a little easier on him. Okay. If you're breaking into steal something or to hurt somebody, that's different than if you are confused. Remember when like Andy Dick went into somebody's house because he was like out of it too?

He got in trouble. Yeah, but. Didn't he think that was his house, though? Yeah, and he still got in trouble. See, this is my fear. It's why I can't take sleeping pills anymore I did for a while when I was having some real mental health issues, and I would just, like, wake up and not remember the night before.

And I'd look at, like, my FaceTime or my keys were somewhere different. You'd buy stuff, too. It was wild. And so I'd stop doing on airplanes because I didn't want to wake up on an airplane in handcuffs because I'd pooped in the aisle and not remembered it. Oh, I'm glad that would be. You could have gone viral. I'd have been bonehead for sure.

You get handcuffed for... I think so. Or you get duct taped to the seat. Just imagine, like I'm out of it and I'm squatting in an aisle. It's going to tackle me and they're going to tie me somewhere. So that's why I don't do magic mushrooms or sleeping pills. All right lunchbox. I'm lunchbox.

That's your bonehead story of the day. Amy and I were talking right before we came back on air and I was like, hey, we went to dinner last night at this place. It's called, Yulon. What's it called? Yulon. So I hadn't heard of it either. And so we go and I order this Noki, which I've never been quite sure what Noki is. I'm pretty sure it's potatoes at this point.

Yeah. But it feels like a noodle in your mouth. It's like a potato pasta. It's like potato on your plate and noodle in your mouth. Wow. Yeah. It's so, Noki is so good. Well, and I didn't know if Noki had meat in it.

And it didn't. I learned last night. But I looked at the menu and it was a little expensive for Noki. Because most Noki is I get olive garden. I'll be honest with you. That's how I usually roll. I get the Noki with. with some meat,

Olive Garden. And so they bring it and they're like, oh, we're going to get you, we're going to put some truffles on this. It doesn't, truffles, they do nothing for me. Like you just don't taste them? It looked like they were putting tree bark.

And I'm sure if you're a truffles fan, it's amazing. So they're like, sprinkled it on top or shaved it? Shaving it. Oh. And Caitlin's like, that looks beautiful. I just don't, for me, I guess I'm not sophisticated enough to love a truffle. I love truffle

Chocolate truffles Oh yeah those are good Those are good Yeah that's not what they're shaving on there No And that place was really good It's just the truffle thing It's weird to me

But we ate it And it was good It was good food We were out probably way too late last night 845 or so Oh That's way too late for me nowadays It was a really good place to eat though

And it had been a while Since we got to go out And just have dinner and talk And you know Not worry about the kids Yeah of course Yes. We will see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody.

Bobby Bones show. Let's go. The Bobby Bones theme song, written, produced, sang by Reed Yardberry. You can find his Instagram at reediarberry.com. Scoobo Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones.

My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thanks for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the Skis

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