The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Post Show (11-20-24)

Episode Date: November 20, 2024

Morgan talks about why she had to leave during the show today after something awful happened with her dog. Bobby reveals a story that he’d been holding onto for years. Morgan then defends herself during the Dustin Lynch CMA interview situation where Lunchbox claimed she was unprofessional. Bobby had a panic attack last night about TikTok. Bobby talks about selling his Bronco but not knowing anything about cars. Bobby gives his CMA predictions for tonight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's time for the Bobby Bowman. Post show. Here's your host, Bobby, Bones. Where do we start? Let me start with, so Morgan did some of the show today then she had to leave because her dog's been sick. What happened with your dog? She had an allergic reaction. Like her face started to swell up like a balloon, all her eyes, her throat and all over her body. She had welts all over. What do you think happened? I think bugs. Like she gets, she's allergic to grass. Okay. So, Alice, If she gets bit by the wrong thing, she doesn't handle it well. So Morgan's like, I'm trying to get a hold of my vet.

And I'm like, just go home, go handle your business. And she can't get a hold of her. Again, if your vet is not your close friend, they're not going to, at 6.30 in the morning answer. So I'm like, I got a close friend who's a vet, Dr. Josie, who does a podcast. And she's awesome. So I text Dr. Josie, and I'm like, will you call Morgan? So how did that go? Dr. Josie was awesome.

She straight up called me and was just like, okay, we need to do X, X, Y, Z. and she's like also you know you'd probably watch her for a couple hours. Like I'm really glad you didn't go into work because she could have stopped breathing on you. Now you haven't got the dog. Dogs up here. She's up here. Yeah. She's hanging out in the producer room right now. So what did she, what'd you have to do? Do you have medicine to give her? Yeah. So she had, I have medicine on hand for her when she has her allergy moments to help like systematically. But it was so bad that I also that I also had to give her bened drill and I just wasn't sure the dosages together. So I needed a vet to give me that. And then she's like also like I think we need to go get her a shot. And so you can progress. this quicker so it doesn't get worse. Like one of those pops? What pops? I don't know. I have one of my car because I look at Epi? Epi. Yeah. Oh.

I think it's a steroid to just help the systematic part of the allergies. Now are you going back to your original vet to do that? Yeah, because Dr. Josie has, she couldn't do that right now. I don't know if I don't want to say why. She told me why, but. Is she talking to you from heaven? No, no, no. Like, don't know. Don't worry about it. Yeah. Don't worry about it. So, but your regular vets got you going? Yep, yeah.

So they got me in. They just didn't open until 8, so I was, like, struggling to get a hold of anybody until then. Okay, so, but you feel okay now. For right now, yeah. Like, you feel the Band-Aid is there until you can get her to the vet. Yes. Okay. So we're chilling for right now.

We got two things talk to you about before you leave. Okay. The first one was that. We're going to come back to that in just a second, the second thing. But speaking of Dr. Josie, she has a great podcast called in the vet's office with Dr. Josie where she has like celebrities come in. She does a lot of animal talk without celebrity. Like half the show is like talking about crazy stories or how you can better your animals. And then she has like a celebrity come in. And she had, we mentioned this and you'll

see where I'm going here. Justin. Christian Kivalry's friend. I don't know his last name, but I recognize him. Yeah. Kristen, he's on her podcast a lot and then he is known for hair color. What is it? Justin Anderson. Yeah, but he's done a lot more ever since that. But I think when he first was on the scene, it was like Kristen's maybe hair guy. So he's on her podcast, and the episode was fantastic. And they did the dogs. And so, but where this leads me is I was watching a couple days ago on my for you page. Oh, I have another thing I have to talk about.

On my for you page, it popped up Kristen Cavalieri's TikTok. And I used to just not know Kristen Cavalieries. But I would still say I don't really know her that well. But I've had a couple experiences with her that were more than five seconds. and she was as nice as you could possibly be. And she was so kind to my wife, like, without me even being like, hey, this is my wife. Like, she really was out of her way, super sweet and approachable and genuine. And I loved it.

I didn't know her. And you know, honestly, I don't always probably give people that come from L.A. or people that are automatically famous or people that are pretty. Like, they have, there are biases that I have against them, I'm not any of that. I'm not pretty. I'm not famous. I'm not from LA. You know, it's all. So I probably had an unfair bias and she was great. I have nothing at all bad to say about her. I was watching her TikTok and they were doing the bit where it's a viral bit. Even a moving meme, if you would say, where it's like suspect and the person's running away and they made fun of the person.

Like if Mike were running away, I'd be like, suspect has lost over 100 pounds but we'll not even look at a piece of meat now because he's a vegan. That's a bad. I just came up with that, right? And so Kristen Cavalari's just, it was her and Justin doing them together. And he was like, as Christian Cavalry was running, he was like, suspect dated Morgan Wall and always went back for more even though she shouldn't or something like that. And I'd like to celebrate myself here for having a secret and knowing it forever and not saying anything about it. Oh, you knew about that? Not only I had no about it. I saw, they were, yes. It was so hard to not talk about. You sold them?

Yeah, because Morgan played Vegas. Heart Festival. Maybe not this last year, but the year before. And I was with Kristen. And it's not they were together, but like... It was 2022. Yeah. Okay. Why'd say it like that? Were you dating Morgan Wall and two? We said a couple years ago. And he starts to get mad. She's like, she was like, I was dating Morgan Wall and the time. She's pissed. But I knew. I knew. Oh, is that where they met? No. No. Do you know? No. Oh, yeah, I knew. And I'm proud of me. Because a lot of times... It's acting weird.

Yeah, she's acting real weird. A lot of times I can't... It's not that I can't keep a secret. I'm like, you know who I owe it to? Our listeners. What do you mean? I owe it to our listeners to tell secrets without really telling them, like, do it in a window.

Yeah. But I didn't do that because she was so nice. And I thought, I'll keep this one in the old back pocket. And then she finally admitted it and yes. And people are like, they're speculating. She said this. No, they were, they were, you know, whatever they were doing. They were doing it for a while.

I don't know if he was doing with other people, too. But, yeah. What do you act? No, not. I'm thinking of like if we were to do that when we were jogging along and we were like to Bobby, what would you all be like? We'd send you home if you're late. Yeah, I thought that's one I thought of. Suspect. Okay. I would like to pause you. But with good measure. No.

Or something like that. I would say, if that was your, say that one again and let me. Okay, okay. We're jogging. You're jogging. I'm jogging. Yeah. Oh, you're jogging. And I'm filming. Suspect will send you home if you're late. And then I would go, asterisk. See the next video. And then I would come on and go, here's the asterisk.

Oh, you can't do that? I know, but I would do that. That's not part of the thing. Here's the asterisk. I guess I would do. If you're, wait, I'm doing an asterisk. How do we say that word? I don't.

It's an asterisk. Astric. I believe it's an asterisk. I think there's asterisk. Suspect says asterisk. What are you saying? I think it's spelled SK at the end. Bobby's probably right.

No, I may not be. Suspect is always normally right. Is it always right. Mike, will you spell asterisk? Yeah, you're right. I know you're... A-S-T-E-R-I-S-K There's an S-A-R-I-S-T-E-R-E-S-K?

A-R-C. You've never heard that S-S-M-E-Y. You guys shamed me. I didn't feel good about it. No, you did in. You got your laugh in, that's okay. Astric. No, everybody, shut their holes. Astrosque.

What? As-R-R-S-S-E-S-S-S-E-Y. I think the S-S-S-E-S-S-C-S-S-S-X-E-S-X-S-s how you say it. No, no. I would bet you money if we looked up to your, how does, and I say 50% of words right only. But I would bet you money if we hit the old Google say it, the S would be there.

But how do all three of us have it one way? Because that's not that odd. Hey, let's look at intelligence level. No, I get that. But our three minds together beat his. But again, I don't say a lot of stuff right. And I'll openly admit that. Most of mine is accent-based more so than

not knowing how to say it. There are things I don't want to say that I've never heard before. I think when people make fun, we talked about this, when people make fun of somebody for saying a name wrong or something wrong, but they've only read it. You should not expect them to say it right because they've never heard it. I know. Even when I've heard it, though, I still, mine's more of I can't put the sounds together.

Ray, would you play it? Asterisk. Wow. You want to hear it again? Yeah. Asterisk. Is that? Issk.

Asterisk. She sounds British. Asterisk. Asterisk. Astrosk. You can say asterisk if you want. That's an asteroid to me. But they work.

That's not even the point. We're sidetrugging. Astrisk. You need to be crazy with how you said. But that's why I have to do. Maybe that's why I emphasize weird parts because the only way I'll get it out. Asing. Hey, we need to relax.

TikTok's saying our behavior is not in line with their policies. Oh, because we're saying. Okay, okay. Go. Oh my gosh. That's got to be it. That's how Amy slams it. She slams the first part of that word.

Okay, go. Go. So I would do asterisk and I would go like, I only say. send people home and I haven't forever because we have a great culture of respecting each other and it's all the respecting if somebody comes in late that means they did not respect the time of the other people in the work they put in to get here in time it's a culture thing it's a respect thing however if a kid is sick something has happened I have no problem with people being late

even with Morgan her dog was sick and I was like if you need to be late be late you need to leave early and that's what happened today I it's as long as everyone is having the same respect for everyone else, we're good. Okay. And I feel like that was very unfair. An asterisk on our friendship. Then you don't have to do that part. This is what we would do. We'd be like, you'd be jogging and I'd be like, suspect, we'll send you home from work if you're late

without a valid reason. Without a valid reason? No, the reason was you were late. No, but if you don't have a valid reason, you're sent home. Oh, if you don't have one. Yeah. That way I save you from all that. Yeah, but now that's not that funny. Exactly. Exactly. It was so, it was funnier the first way. I got one. I got one. But it was a lie. But it's true. If you're going to do something funny that's a lie, be like, Astrick has a one inch penis.

But it's... And they'll be like, what? That's a lie. That's the one I had. I know, it's a lie. Now you're going to get us flagged again. Oh, no. That's a medical term.

Let me see. Nah, so far, so good. Exactly. What would yours have been, Eddie? I would have been suspect. Do you which want to do this in a minute? I can do it and you can all put yours on mind without telling me what it is. Love it.

We can do it before we leave today. Suspect. Don't tell me. Don't hold it. and you can all do one on me and I don't even know what it is and I'll post it blindly on my TikTok

but you can't lie we're not lying Amy's wasn't a lie it was in a lie we all thought of it it wasn't a lie she said he will send you home for no reason

and spit on you when you walk out the door it's not that's what you heard that's your filter we'll never ever be late though without letting you know before like those days are over those days are very much over and I'm very proud of that

and there are in the early days because I wrote it my first book, I was like, if anybody's one minute late, I feel like they have disrespected everybody else by one minute who got there on time that day, especially they just woke up, you know, if it's their own doing, because I think most places are like, be five, be ten minutes late. That's not us. We owe it to each other to put in great work, ethic, and effort. And then if something else doesn't work out, it's not because we weren't there and we didn't put in the time to do it. However, there were times in the early parts of this,

because Amy is great at being where she's going to be when she says. in natural humid events. One time she called it, she goes, I'm late, I woke up late. I'll just turn around and go home. And I was like, okay. Well, because I already know. Yeah, but I was on the highway. Yeah, she was just letting me know she was turning around to go home.

And I was like, okay, cool, see tomorrow. Well, what happened was, I don't know what was up with my clocks or my time, but I thought I was a different hour. And once I got on the highway, I realized that it was an hour later. And I was like, what am I even doing? So I just called. I don't have to be the enforcer though anymore because again, everybody self-enforces. Yeah. And everybody gets on time.

At this point, if there is an accident on the highway, since we leave so early, it's never traffic. But if there's an accident on the highway. Document it. So send you a video. Document it. I'm not moving. Yeah, like, it's been pulled over. And then hold up a newspaper in front of you, like you've been held hostage, so I know this wasn't from other flying.

Like times that I've gotten pulled over, that's the first thing I do. Officer, I got to take a pick. Would you mind doing the selfie with me before you give me the ticket? Right, right, right. So we can do that. Make a note so I don't forget that we can do that before we leave. I need notes. Sometimes somebody like,

kick our Kevin was like, hey, can we have a meeting after the show? And I was like, please put that on my note sheet. Because as soon as I cross everything off the list, it's over. Freedom.

She's gone. Yeah. And sometimes I don't cross everything off the list until way late. Oh, anyway, I kept that secret. I was proud of myself. Yeah, good job, dude. Thank you. Because I don't do very good.

If I know, I'd usually have to somehow say it. But again, she is really cool. Okay. Back to Morgan. Morgan, you weren't here. You were gone at the time. We played a clip of Lunchbox.

I don't know if you heard it. And talking to Dustin Lynch. Oh, yeah. I was sitting there when this all happened. Now, I would like to give you his version of the story, which I defended you mightily. And I said, I get it. I wouldn't want her to do it either.

If it just felt awkward, I wouldn't want it to do it. It didn't matter to the situation. And he was like Morgan was very unprofessional. That's what he said. What else did he say that was like a little over the line? You guys didn't? I mean, it was just very, When he came in, it was just very awkward.

There was no eye contact. You wouldn't even look at it. How's it going? It was just like, oh. And then there's some video that she did with all the other artists, but not him. You kicked him out of the video or something? No, she didn't even do it with him. Okay.

Now, I'm not saying you have to dispute any of what he said, but I would just like to hear your version of what happened and why it happened. Okay, so I removed myself from the situation, one, because Lunchbox hadn't gotten to do a lot of individual ones, and it was a great opportunity for that to happen. I don't accept that answer. Hold on. Okay, hold on.

Okay, I don't accept that one. That was number one. That was number one. Don't go there. And then I was like, honestly, it's uncomfortable for me anyway, so this just makes sense. Not uncomfortable in the sense that, like, things are weird for us, but like this is the event where I gave him a friendship bracelet last year. Oh, it was. Back to the scene of the crime.

Yes, yes. That makes sense. That's a lot of trauma. I would have said that as one, though, because that feels like the truth, truth. And the second one is lunchbox didn't get to do any by himself. Yeah, switch him. Well, okay, you can switch them, however you want to. But it was all combined.

It was just multiple things. And so being that it was that last year, I was like, oh. okay, let's just give some space to this for this year. He's come in and it has been absolutely fine. But again, you're with, you're camouflaged in with all of us. Yeah, everybody's sitting in here together. Whereas there, there's four of us just sitting there kind of waiting. And when he walked up, he didn't make eye contact with me.

So it wasn't like I was avoiding him. He just went straight to lunchbox. Okay, so sensitive question to ask. Did you guys hook up? No. I didn't think so. I didn't think so. But usually that would be why both people don't look at each other.

No. We never hung out. Like he sent that text message and you guys told me not to respond. I never responded. So maybe he thinks you just ghosted him. No, I thought you determined he was dating somebody else. Yes, but also he could have, you can be dating other people and still get ghosted by somebody else. I mean, because if you're dating a bunch of people, you can still be ghosted.

But I think I would have done the same thing you did. So I had your back. But I also understood why Lunchbox was talking about it. But then I felt like he went a little too hard in the interview. Yeah, I even told him, I said, just don't address it. Just go and do the interview with him. And be funny. Yeah.

Do what you're going to do. And I'll sit here and I'll do work and it'll be fine. I didn't remove myself from the premises. I was just. I would have done that though. I totally went to the bathroom or something. Oh, I wasn't. I sat there.

Ray, would you mind playing just the first part again? Because Morgan, you yelled something. We were trying to figure out what you were yelling in the background. Go ahead. That was in Lynch, man. How's it going? And we didn't want to make it awkward. So Morgan sat this interview out today.

it's just me and you today. Come on, Morgan. So, what's going on? Do you know what you yelled there? Well, I know I told Lunchbox to just go away and do the interview. And I think that's all I said. And I might have said also like you're being stupid to Lunchbox. Those two things.

And it was also funny. We have to admit that. But yes, I think I would have chosen to not put you in that weird spot. Or I would have said, Morgan, you should go away because we're going to make fun of you. So you don't have to like be here and also be part of the all. awkwardness. And I also told Lunchbox beforehand. I said, hey, just do the interview. I did. I did. Oh, you asked him, like, as a friend that was that uncomfortable, like, please don't make a bit out of this. Yeah, I just said, just go do the interview. Like, it's fine.

We don't have to draw attention to any of this. Just do the interview. There are times whenever that is a circumstance where someone will go, hey, I know you may do this, but for right now it's a bit sensitive, don't do it. And it's respected most of the time. Just not in that scenario. I guess just that one didn't count to him. Yeah. So that's why I told him he was stupid and go way because I just had got done telling him not to do it. So does that mean every time... Because what happened here is, lunchbox made it a thing again

when it probably wouldn't have been a thing. So every time Dustin Lynch comes in now, it's like fresh thing again. It's going to be a thing. So... But I don't understand why, though. Only because it was perpetuated by both of them.

If I were Morgan, I would have left. Or I would have just done it and it had been totally uncomfortable. But the problem with just doing it was, it had been easier for her to do it with just him. Then with Lunchbox, who only goes there, not really having anything to talk about,

about except just to mess with people. So you know he's going to mess with you. I got good. I mean, I just talk about life. But what I'm saying though is like why why did Morgan not do the interview? I understand if she were going to do it with lunchbox is awful. That would be terrible. I think she would have done it by herself. Yeah. If he if it was just me there, and I just would have done it and we would have moved on. Yes. But because he was there, I just said you just do it. Because he's going to make it about that. Got it. And that's uncomfortable. Even if he was off to the side and didn't have a mic, he'd be yelling. Yeah.

Hey Dustin, how weird is this right now? Do you know her numbers still? Okay, therefore it's not, it's not non-professional. That's fine. It's not non-professional. That means it is professional or not? The whole thing was, is it professional or not? I think it is professional of her to bow out.

Yes. And say, lunchbox, you do it. Unprofessional of lunchbox to bring it all up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We determine that. Yes, and we also declared that unprofessional, our whole show. Correct. So it's kind of hard for.

us to throw stones from glass houses. Yeah, I don't think artists ever have come to our booth and they're like, yeah, okay, now it's... This is going to be a mud-d-up interview. Yeah, this is a lot like PBS, so we needed to really get our things. Okay, all right, well, we just wanted to be able to have you defend yourself because he started the whole segment with Morgan is so unprofessional. And I stopped him and said, that is not the case, but continue on. Yeah, I am not unprofessional. And if anything, he was, he should have just let it go. Oh, if anything he is. I mean, just how weird is it going to look when all the artists do this video that she did and it will not look weird because nobody's going to know anybody's missing also

let me know he wasn't the only one missing there were some that i didn't do it with in general it just do what with it it's like a little transition yeah sorry no one's gonna notice who's not there and now they are it's like when someone says yeah they are it's like when someone says hey guys i'm gonna get off social media for a couple months we wouldn't notice we don't notice who's not posting we have no idea just get off social media don't need to announce you're not going to be there just don't be there so it's like that we don't know like if amy stopped posting on social media or if I stopped posting. Nobody would notice I'm not posting because nobody said they're going

I can't wait to get that next bones post. So you just, who cares? But now I won't notice. Sometimes I see people get back on and they're like, sorry, I've been getting, everything's okay. I've been getting messages. I've been away and I'm like. You're lying. Not you, Amy. You're lying. The person's doing it. It's like when they're like, hey, people keep asking me all the time. But maybe someone did ask them. And that's not true. They just need a reason to get into selling it. That's not always true.

Most of the time. Because I ask people about products all the time. I'm telling you. Influencers. That's how, and again, it's getting less and less, but that's how they would start 95% of them. A lot of you guys have been asking about this butt cream. And listen, okay, since you want to know, because it's like they're doing a service instead of selling something. Right. Okay. That's good to know. If that's the perception, because sometimes there are people really asking. So, but if it's, even if there are people asking, then just don't even start with that because if it's perceived that nobody's asking.

You could do one of those Q&As and post a cue that someone asked. The problem with that is you can fill your. your own Q&As with your own questions. So mostly what you'd have to do is like take a screenshot of someone asking in a comment and put that on and go like, this is this person. As long as you don't go to that person's account and it's like a bot account, then they're like they probably made that up too. It's all a web of lies.

You want to take a break, guys? No. We need to because we have. Oh. Yeah. We have somebody here. We're going to do a quick. I'm like, no, man.

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Figure it out. I had a mild panic attack last night. Why? Because I got on TikTok and all that was feeding me was stupid education videos. I was like, how did I get in this algorithm? And it was like somebody doing math, like, then somebody like a fraud. And I was like, how do I? Because we talked about it here probably.

No, no. Not at all. And I was like, if I just swipe out of it for a long time, it'll get off the algorithm. And I'll get back to 90s wrestling and aliens and old sitcoms. And I kept swiping nothing. And so I'm like, I'm ruined. now we have to start a new TikTok account. I actually got on the STEM part of it.

Oh, STEM. STEM. On the top part of it, there's four things. There's four you. There's people you follow. One of them is STEM. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah.

It's how they say they're doing good stuff. Okay. But it's like STEM. Science, technology. Yeah. Engineering and mathematics. That's it. There's STEM following shop and for you.

And somehow my thumb hit STEM and I thought TikTok was over. I was like, oh my God. I can't get it. off this. That's funny. Go to STEM and watch what I'll do it. This is what they show you. No, the eruptions happen in binary star systems. One of the two stars, a collapse. I'm actually kind of interested in this one, I'm going to be honest. I thought you liked that. There's no such thing as a living fossil. Living fossils are organisms that are produced. Functions YouTube channel Lennox Bennett.

Functions. I want to hear about the fossils. So we're going to look at some distance time graphs. So imagine me on this. Oh my God. trying to find a Chris Jericho wrestling match from 92. And they're hitting me with physics. Right. I was just on the wrong one. I had a very mild pan out of.

That's like the part of TikTok that's only allowed in China for kids. Probably. And like our kids, meanwhile, are like doing booty dances. Yeah. Me too. I don't post them though. I just get them and watch them. Oh, kids do.

Yeah, just watch them. Okay, question. So selling the Bronco. I've been going to sell it for the. the past few months. I just did, I don't know enough about cars to actually appreciate that Bronco. It's like one of the last years they did that really cool body style. It's like a 70 something? Yeah, early 70s. We have put a bunch of money into it to make it cool and drivable because some people were like, don't ever change anything about it. Keep all original.

Yeah, right. You ever driven an original thing from the 70s? It sucks. It's uncomfortable. Yeah. It sucks. So we did a lot to it and it's super cool. but because the heater works, but it works like it's from the 70s, we didn't put a new heater in it. It's like, I don't want to drive it when it's cold.

You don't really only drive it when it's like spray. And we took the top off and it's annoying for me to put the top back on and off. Oh, it does have a top though? Yeah, it's got a hard top and we got rid of that.

So then we have a soft top that I was like, this would be much easier to put soft top on and I never put it on. So I was like, let's just sell it. It's just take enough space. So we, there's a thing called and it makes sense

because I know about it for clothes. I guess I just didn't know about it for cars. Consignment? A consignment. Is that what's called? Just consignment? Like selling a car via consignment. Okay.

Yeah. What does that mean? They'll do it for you. They get a percentage. Oh. So I know about clothes sold consignment. I'll buy some of those. Yeah.

Like I have some clothes on consignment right now and I dropped it off at a place. They handle everything and customers come to them and then, yeah, we each get a cut. Cool. And their cut is like, I think on the Bronco, it's like 7%, which is pretty significant considering the Broncos pretty expensive. So finally, and I had to pick a day where it wasn't raining, which has been weird, or cold to drive it up there, because I'm not put on the top on that thing. It'll blow off if I put it on. So what did you do? Like, just put it in the back? Yeah, just put in the back seat, like, folded it, like, and then drove it up there. Yeah.

And, like, put a bunch of heavy stuff on top of it. I don't even, like, I don't know, I need to bungee it down. So we took it to this place called, and I don't know the people there and I'm sure, it was recommended to me called Velocity Motors. And this, you're going to see the question that comes. And so we dropped it off. And they're like, hey, this could take months. You take four months, five months, six months. It took us forever to find that Bronco before we kind of built it back up. And so I got a note. And they asked, is it okay if we listed as Bobby Bones Bronco? What would you think the answer would be? Now, you know me, but you know me. I think, yeah, to answer your first question or sort of statement of, you know me, I'd be like, no.

But then you said, and you know me. So then I'm like, well, maybe. I feel like it could go either way, honestly, depending on what's trying to happen here. I don't really see the harm in saying that it's yours if it helps sell or maybe even just. Not that someone would maybe buy something. expensive like that just because it's yours because it's a nice thing. Like it's not just like a $20 thing that someone might get because you had it. However, it just may spread help get more the word out more.

I set because it's not at my house. If it were in my house, it would be different. Right. And I talk about it on the air. Yeah. So I was like, yeah, I go for it. Because I usually will run away from that and be like, no, I don't want you. I don't anybody to know.

But yeah, I was like, I just, I mean, I literally just replied. And I was like, yeah, you can do that. That's fine. But it's not in my house. It's good. I don't have to go to that place, which I don't even know where that place is. So if you want to buy it, I mean, it's listed as Bobby Bones Bronco. Like my buddy bought Daniel Bradbury's truck. How? How do you know? I don't know, because they told him this is Daniel Bradbury's truck. They listed as Daniel Bradbury's truck? I mean, I'm assuming kind of the same way you're explaining it. But he tells everyone that. But this is, they'll list it as that.

Yeah. This is maybe, where they at the lot and they're like, you know, this belong to. Well, we have a friend, I have a friend that claims he has Aaron Rogers old truck. Who told him that? The people that sold it to him. Right. And I was like, make sure it's like E-R-I-N Rogers and it's a girl. Yeah, there's probably a lot of Aaron Rogers.

Yeah, but they claim it was Aaron Rogers truck. Love it. That's pretty cool. Does it look like it's something it could belong to Aaron Rogers? Is it big? It's a nice truck, but no. Oh. I feel like Aaron Rogers is being a big truck.

Is it green and yellow? No, it's not a packer or a jet. It's just a truck. Okay. I mean, I can probably call him. Yeah, call. Is it old and beat up and worthless? Because I don't know how my buddy found out, but he tells everyone.

Yeah, man, that's true. Daniel Brewer. You know Daniel Brewer? Let me see if he. See, because I feel like she probably didn't. It wasn't sold like, oh. Because on speakers, I'll be able to hear them. Okay.

You don't have to whisper, though. Shh. Let me just to speak quiet. Amy. You don't have to whisper. It's just somewhere in the middle. It's like so I can hear. Oh, okay.

So I feel like maybe. Hey, are you whispering for a reason? No, no, no. We just want to ask you a question. We're on the air. We're doing a, we're live on YouTube, but we're recording some stuff of the show. Are you okay to go on for just one second? Yes, I can.

Okay. Would you have Aaron Rogers truck? Yes, I do have Aaron Rogers truck. Yeah, but how do you know that? They want to know how you know that. So here's what happens. So I was in the market. I had an old land cruiser that broke down, was going to go to the car graveyard.

And I went to go look at a used truck. I've always wanted to have an old Ford truck again. And I went to a dealership, found this old used truck. It was a 2018 beautiful truck and was at a reasonable price. And I took it for a test drive. And I was like, man, that was really great. And I sat down to negotiate the deal. And it goes, hey, you'd be the third owner of this truck.

And I said, oh, wow, that's great. He goes, do you want to know its origin? Do you want to know where it's from? And I said, well, I guess if you're asking me, then yes, I need to know that answer. And he said, well, it was originally purchased in Wisconsin. And he said, do you have any guesses on who might have bought this truck first, who was the original owner of this truck? And I said, oh, my gosh, is it Red Farve?

You know, and he goes, no, but close. It's Aaron Rogers. And at that point, I said, I've got to buy it. and they have assigned at the original dealership they have a signed helmet from him so yeah i sit my butt sits wearing roger's butt sat in that truck i think you know or danica patrick yeah maybe the uh what was the other what kind of truck is sheila shaley shaley shaley woodley yeah so i'm assuming you know it's pretty people are driving this truck and that makes sense then that it's now in my hands okay i i just wanted to make sure i told the correct version of that is it all blocked out

Yeah, yeah, it is correct. Amy asked if it's all blacked out. Yeah, it's all black rims, black truck. Now, the interior's tan, but it's really nice. I mean, I think when it was bought, it was a top of the line for it. I just Google. Several years later, it's not as handsome, but it's still looks fancy. There's a lot of pictures of Aaron.

Yeah, it's a lot like me. Look in the mirror. I used to look amazing. Okay, cool. I'll let you get back to it. Thank you for Antichael. Thank you. All right.

Amy, you see pictures of it? Uh-huh. I see pictures of Aaron Rogers in, front of a blacked out Ford truck. Isn't that funny though? The guy's like, so you want to know who owned it? I know.

Like that's never been asked on the history of me buying a car ever. Do you want to own it before you? Never once. Yeah, so anyway, I want to, I guess sell it there. CMAs are tonight.

I'll do quick predictions. A war predictions? Yeah, not predictions on who I think should win, but who I think will win. There's a difference. So I'm just going to do who I think will win. Is this on draft kings? No.

If it is, I'd be bad. That would be cool. Entertainer of the Year. I just think Morgan has to win it. He should have won it last year. And a lot of times they're about a year late in some of this whenever there's an outrage. Because it's an industry voted thing. It's not, I don't know what people think happens. It's not like a panel. It's like all the record people and managers. I vote. We vote. I voted. Yeah, I was getting there. Oh, I thought you skipped us because you went straight to record management. Well, that's who most of it is. Record labels, managers, people in the industry like us, but not everybody. gets to vote. Publishing, people in publishing. So it's that, right? So it's very much a community. And sometimes people win that you feel like, oh, you know what? The data didn't really support that, but the people must have liked them and believed in them for a different reason.

So I think because Morgan Wallen didn't win it last year and he should have won it last year, he'll win it this year. That's my pick. I think Morgan Wallen wins it. Single of the year. So I'm going to roll through them. I'll tell you who won't win. Not because they're not great songs, and I'm just doing the politics game. Dirt cheap, Cody Johnson, great song. I don't think it'll win. Post Malone, it had some help. It was so big, it has a shot.

Watermelon, Moonshiney, Lady Wilson, that won't win. Although she has a big voting block. She has a huge management team. They're pretty good with her label. Chris Tableton Whitehorse. That probably won't win. I think Shabuzziah Bar Song wins because it's kind of undeniable where it's been the number one Billboard song for like 17 weeks.

So the problem that I could see with some people voting for that, I say, with that ain't country. But that doesn't happen as much anymore in the voting part of the world. That's just like an idiot people that listen to music. I think Shibuzzi a bar song wins there. Song of the Year, White Horse Stapleton, the painter, Cody Johnson. I had some help.

Post Malone, Morgan Wallin, Dirt Cheap, Cody Johnson, burn it down. what's uh burn it down what but barney johnson no was that what parker mccullough oh yeah that's a good one that's a good one okay so probably i had some help i'm gonna think that one probably wins because if it doesn't win single it probably went song album of the year and this one isn't based on sales this will just be this is kind of one of the cool guy awards meaning people are like oh i want to really put put something i think had some real depth to it okay um Casey Musgraves, Deeper Well, Luke Holmes, Fathers and Sons,

Chris Ableton, Higher, Cody Johnson Leather, Jelly Roll, Witsitt Chapel. Now, what's tough is, Jelly Roll could very well win entertainer of the year. I'm not picking him to win it, although he very well could, but I think what's going to happen is because people didn't vote for him there, I think they're going to want to make sure he gets an award or two because he's just, it's been such a massive year. I think it's Jelly Roll, Witsit Chapel, album of the year.

Again, these aren't my favorites. I'm not saying they're not my favorites. I'm just betting if I were betting money on these. Female vocalist. Laney, Musgraves, Megan Maroney, Ashley McBride, Kelsey Ballerini. So I'm going to mark Laney off because she's won entertainer the year before,

and I think at times people will go, well, if we're voting or she's won the bigger ones, we don't need to vote for the slightly smaller ones. So I'm going to vote Lainey. It won't be Kelsey. Ashley McBride's probably the best pure vocalist singer of the group and it would be cool if she won

I think it's gonna be her or Megan Maroney but if people think since Megan Maroney's up for new artist they don't have to vote for her for female because that's the thing too so I'm gonna go with Ashley McBride as the winner of that one female vocalist of the year male vocalist and the vocalist thinks a weird category

because you think it would be the person who just sings the best but it's gravitated from that now it's just like who's the next best after entertainer of the year male vocalist Wallen Stapleton Copleton Cody Johnson Jelly Roll Luke Combs

I think this could be an award that Jelly Roll wins pretty easily because the people that won't vote for entertainment of the year are going to be looking for ways to vote from in other ways I think Jelly Rollins

male vocalist of the year New artist Maroni Shibuzi Nate Smith Mitchell Tenpenny Zach Top Bailey Zimmerman Now if you were going by super inside

right now at the how amazing like he is as a player and singer and what he's brought in that's new and revolutionary but still old school it would be Zach Top but I don't think that he has popped as hard as he is about to pop yet so I'm gonna take Zach Top off I'm gonna take Mitchell Tenpenny off because he's been around he's got number one he got three number ones and he's just never been nominated for awards so it gets to be nominated for new artists so I think people are gonna be like that's funny that Mitchell 10 Pennies there and he's got three

number one songs already dang that's who I voted for so I'm gonna take 10 penny off. I'm going to take Nate Smith off as well, although he has so many great songs. It's hard to go with Shibuzi because he only has one song. Yeah. And that song's massive, and they have a, you know, I think maybe they just find it. But it's hard to go full new artist of somebody when they have one song that's been successful. So it goes down to Moroni and Bailey Zimmerin. Bailey's been crushing it. Megan Moroni is like, who I think is the next great songwriter.

She's already a great songwriter, but I'm talking about she will have such a catalog. Megan Roney, best new artist, too, I would bet money on. Again, not my favorite. Not saying it's not my favorite, but this whole category is not just me picking my favorites. That would be a whole different. Well, some different, some not. Yeah, there you go. I wish you could bet on it.

That'd be cool. I'd call all my friends at vote and be like, hey, I just, how's your day going? Hey, by the way, voting received. So that'll be tonight. and then one one final thing ray how long is this have been 17 cool uh one final thing i had somebody follow me on instagram the other day and i was like oh that's pretty cool and uh it was a blue check on instagram i was like huh wonder why they follow me or is it even a scam page and i clicked into it and it wasn't a scam page and then i'm thinking of myself man like i was a massive fan of

this person, should I even send this person a DM? Otherwise, like, how will I ever have a connection? And then it's like, am I a loser? Because I just saw they follow me. Then I DM them immediately. Before I tell you who it is, I was like, is there like a three-day rule? Do I make a note to be sure to to DM this person later? Because, I mean, it's almost like within the hour they follow me. I was, I was going, I should send him a DM. I mean, we can play a little 20 questions and wrap it up. Eddie knows who it is. I do. I know Mike knows who it is. Okay. No clue. So they follow me and I did message them and they message me back.

That's all I will tell you for now. But my big thing was, should I message? It's like I'm 15-year-old trying to text a girl. Okay, you have 20 questions. You're working as a team and your 20th question is your end. You don't get to ask a question after. You can even guess during, but that counts as a question. Amy go.

Is it an athlete? No. Hmm. Is it a musician? No. Is it an actor? Is that pause? Well then what the heck is left?

Acting. The TV, TV personality. That's acting. No, that's not? No, that's not. Oh, you said personality. Sorry, I jumped on before. Hey, I can't say no to that.

Okay. I'm going to say yes. I'm not tricking you on this one. Yeah. If I'm going to trick you, I'm not going to give you anymore. But I looked at Mike, too, and we're a little confused how to. I'm going to say yes. Okay.

Yes. Should we narrow down? And that is not a trick yes, but for now on I'm giving no helps on the yeses or noes. Okay. No athlete, no musician, actor. TV personality? Yes. There we go, Amy.

I was keeping notes so I could say all the clues back and all I wrote was no, no, yes, yes. That doesn't help much. I'm up there. Okay. Oh, okay. Is it a male? Yes. Did this person have a show on TV named after them?

But he kept going. The show on TV is named after them. You said yes before he said named after them. Is there any confusion about what yes means? I'm saying I think yes. No, no. I'm confused because you answer before Eddie finished the question. Is there any confusion about the answer yes?

Because if there is, we need to go back to like first grade. The answer is yes. Dang. Anger. Why did you do that to us just not? Because you deserved it. You deserved it. Answered yes.

You deserved it. No, the answer is yes. It's yes, yes. It's a yes-vision and it doesn't personality? Let's find out. Actually, I said yes and you kept going. I just got lucky that it ended up being yes. Okay.

Thank you for clarifying. I will no longer clarify. One, two, three, four, five, six questions down. You do? I mean, I have my assumptions, but I don't think I have it yet. Oh. Just guess who it is. You have 20.

No, that'll be a question. Well, you're still going to Amy, you want to guess? Yeah. By the way, we got taken off TikTok for like three days. We got kicked off TikTok. We got banned, dude. I don't even know why.

We're rebels. What are you all whispering about over there? We're rebels. I'm still on the answer. Did you already guess? I have something run down. You guys can just guess. You can even say it out loud.

No, that's not a guess. That doesn't matter. Amy, what's your guess? Well, I just wrote down Jimmy Fallon, but. Is that your guess? No, no. What? You can guess whatever you want.

Narrow it down, Amy. Because he's also done some acting. You know what? Now it's a game between all three of you. He's a TV personality that I believe has also been and stuff. Okay. That's like, now there's a winner.

Okay, she asked if it's Jimmy Fallon. No, she didn't ask that. What's your question? I have Jimmy Fallon. What's your question? I get a question now. You didn't. That is that is your question?

But your question can be, is it Jimmy Fallon? I just, you just need to ask it. Or we can keep asking other things? Yes, but you're not playing against each other. Way to go, guys. No, no way to go. You probably have it. Can he sing?

It's not a musician, but can he sing. Not everybody can sing. Can he sing well? That's what I mean. I don't know if he can sing well. How about is he known for singing on a show maybe? She's already moved on. But it's not him.

My answer is I don't know if he's a good singer. Because you would know if Jimmy Fallon's a good singer. Correct. You would know that? Yes, he would. Would I? Oh, great. Here we go.

Lunchbox. That's open interpretation, Amy. Yeah. I'm fine. Ready? Yeah. Is it? Arsenio Hall.

No. See, now I just want to guess. I don't want to give them more clues. Give it out. Well, you know? Okay, since she didn't do it, I'll just do it. Nah, I don't want to go to do that. If you guess a clue's going to help them, but it's also, you're going to guess people.

I eliminated Arsenio Hall for you. Is the show that this person was on? Is it a night show? Yes. Oh. I'm going to go. a mic just as a double checker? Double check.

Yes. Is this some weird trick thing you're doing? It's like you know what time of day. No? But what I said was the rest, we could be tricking you. The one I gave you that was for real was the one you asked about the actor and I said this is a weird one for us, but yes.

But I could be tricking you. That's correct. You can't trick on yes or no. Yes. Thank you. No, I will say yes or no, but we can do a little song and dance leading up to it. You can't make the rolls on song and dances. Yeah, but you've admitted before.

Songs and dances, no. You're not too good for being like, is it a nice show? Exactly. No rules on songs and dances. Is that person married? That's right. That's called a song and a dance and you will not keep me. Is he a he?

Okay, we have nine questions down. Go ahead. God, I feel like this person, everybody, I'm thinking of sinks. I'll tell you what. I will also give everybody one. It'll count as a question, but you get one blurred out if you know the answer. But that counts as a question, but you only get one blurred out. So if you do ask a question and you get it immediately, you get your one blurt out.

That way, if you set it up so. good? Okay. Is he, like, it's not, he's not political, but it leans more political at times? It's not a real question. I need you to ask the question in a better way. Can his show lean politically funny? That is a question, and the answer is no. Okay, that helps. Thank you. Politically funny. We're 10 down. Yeah, that's my turn. Is his name Conan O'Brien. God, that'd be amazing. Boom!

No. Ooh, that would have been awesome much. Good guess. Dang. Because he's not known as a singer, dude. Bones! Is his... No.

Is the show... Now remember, you can also, after you ask the question, go like, I got it. Just yell your name, and that's your buzzer. So if you nail one of the clues, you get to yell immediately. I know what you're saying.

Is his show on a... network, one of the major four networks. Is it on TikTok? No, a lot of other networks. Comedy Central. No. It's not on a major network.

Thank you, Amy. Amy hate her over there. I'm playing a character as like hardball. But Amy's like over there busting them for real. Whatever. I was just doing my thing. You're welcome. Yeah. No.

Doing your thing. I don't know what I was doing. Do that thing. I just thought it was a waste of a question. Do that thing. Like, who, do you know shows on? Yeah, I know. We already know it's not Conan O'Brien and he's the TBS guy.

That's the only one I knew. No, Conan O'Brien was on NBC. Both. No, he was on TBS. Still? And he was on NBC for a long time. That's what I meant. I thought he was asking currently.

I didn't ask current. We don't even know if he's still on the air. You're welcome. You're welcome. Correct. But I'm saying he was on NBC and he was on TBS, but he's on none now. Conan specifically. It's not Conan, though.

Okay. You already discovered that. I thought it was. current. But you don't know if it is or isn't. You haven't asked that question. Okay. Does he have the same name as another night host guy?

What? What the kind of question is that? Same first name. They're the same first name. What? They're both do the same thing, same first name. I need to ask you to redefine,

ask the question again. Does he have the same exact first name as another person that does what he does? At night. currently? I don't know if it's current. And I had a stupid question. Mine's not stupid.

There's just like a limitless amount of, it's a common name. It's a limitless amount of names. There's not if you know what I'm asking. I know what you're asking, but I can't give it to you like that. You need to ask it specifically. I know what she's asking.

I know what she's asking. Does he have a name that rhymes with Remy? Okay, she's thinking Jimmy Kimmel is what she's thinking. Yeah. And who's the other one? Jimmy Fallon. Oh. But I can't give it to her.

I was like, who is? The answer is no to Remy. No. The answer is no. He doesn't wrong with Remy. No Remy or Timmy. So it's not Camel. It's not Shalman.

No one's going to ask if he's still in the air. Go for it. It's not my turn. I don't even know. I'm out of. I don't know. No, don't look at it. You can't go to Insta because you can look at my followers.

No, no. I wouldn't know. I'm going to see if this person. Get online. No getting online because there are ways to cheat. Make to dial out. No dial up. Wow.

No online. We're making, now we're making rules about song and dance. This is all rules the whole time. There's no getting online. Welcome. Welcome to the show. Just guess, who do you think? Is his name?

Jay Leno. Oh. That would be cool. That would be real cool. But, uh, is he still on air? No. Yeah, I think so. But I mean, could it be?

Uh-oh. There's no way. There's no way. You would die. Yeah, you would die. Yeah, he would die. He would die. He would die.

He would die. No. No. He's not on air. No, he's not. But the one you're talking about is still on air. No, he has a Netflix show. But not on air.

That's air. No, it's not. But it's not a nighttime. Oh, now you're changing now. No, no, no, no. On air means broadcast airways. Correct. Yes.

Not streaming at any time. That's cheating. It's not cheating. It's not cheating. Go ahead. Why'd you guess? This shows how our brains all work so different. Yeah.

Is it my turn? Shoot. If someone says is Bill Simmons on air, the answer is no. He has a podcast. Correct. Right? Yes. The same thing for, like, on air means an actual broadcast.

Oh, he's not on TV anymore? He's not on ESVN? Bill Simmons? He hasn't been for like 10 years. Guys. I can't keep up. There's too many people on those panels. Five years, but you sound so old.

There are so many people on the TV now. Yeah, once 16. But this person, we already asked, this person doesn't sing, so that eliminates somebody else at home. I did not say doesn't sing. You said, is this person a good. singer. Okay, fine. Can I guess somebody? You can guess whatever you

want. Is it James Gordon? No. Major network. But he can sing. Major network. I don't know the networks these people are on. But not on. But he's not on. He's off there. He hasn't had a show in a while. That's true. Yeah, he seems. You guys hate on each other so much and you're wrong with you do it. You're so wrong. But you're so wrong too. You're also. Except for Amy, who's not really been wrong. She just has always wrong.

She makes statements that aren't questions. That's her She's like, a person with a suit and he has hair and ears. And you're like, no, you just said that last word in a question tone. You didn't ask a question. Right. Go ahead. There are only four. No, it's lunch.

There are only four questions left and once it's over, it's over. Yeah, I know. And lunchbox is basically guessed somebody every question. Is it David Letterman? No. There you go. Is this person still alive? I'm just joking because they followed you.

I'm just joking. That was such a dumb joke. No, it wasn't. It caught me because I was like, huh? You're like, I got to think about that. I like, I guarantee you that wasn't a joke you just said it. I'm like, oh, that was so dumb. I got to stop that.

I had to stop it immediately. Let's see. Have you ever met this person? No. Only two left. Colleen. Non-athlete, non-musician, actor, TV personality, male. had a TV show named after them.

I don't know if he's a good singer. He's not Arsenio Hall night show, not politically funny, not Conan, not four major networks, doesn't rhyme with Remy. I got it. Not Jay Leno, not still on the... You've said that about every single one of them. I want to use my blurt out. Go for it.

Okay, yeah. Daniel Tosh. No. Tosh.0. That's 19. Amy, you're the only person where the question left, because lunchbox is used 19, so it's all you. He used 19? Well, he went out of order. You get one blurt out.

So let me use it. So let me... You can blurt out? You can blurt. I can blurt out. Hey, Eddie. I don't think I have a blurt. Amy. Amy.

Is it John Stewart? No. That's political. I know. I know, but I'm out. I'm out. Duh. I have nobody else.

But if you have nothing else, you might as well think for a second that maybe Bobby thought he wasn't political. Yeah. Although if I thought he wasn't political, slap me. Okay, I have a last question then. Well, there's already 20.

So it wouldn't be, you can give me a question. Go ahead. Oh. No, nothing. Go ahead. What are you thinking? Nothing, go.

Is yours better? No. It doesn't matter. You've already lost. We haven't lost yet. All 20 questions are over. No, it's the 20th. You don't even get a blur.

Okay, so we don't have an answer anymore? You lost, but you can, they had a song that was so famous at one point. They had a song? Yeah, that a song that was so famous at one point. Oh, is Donnie? Donnie Osmond? No. And I will give you a bit of a time reference here.

It was so famous that T.R. TRL forced him to retire it. Carson Daly? You're talking about Carson Daily? TRL made him retire it. No, no. You said it wasn't a musician. The song was so famous.

TRL forced him to retire the song because they had already recorded like an episode because everybody was going on vacation and it wasn't number, they record like two weeks prior and his song wasn't number one when they recorded

they thought it was going to be like a boy band song. So they couldn't have his song go from number one on Thursday. and still be number one on Friday because they had to record that episode. So on Thursday, they convinced them to come in and retire the song, so then there was a new number one on Friday.

But the song was so big. Weird hell. No, but you're on the track. He had a TV show named after him. No acting. Pee Wee Herman? No. He's dead.

I used to watch this guy's show. He died? I think so. And for a set of a few years, it was so funny, so culturally relevant. This person even married an A-list superstar, like actress, a-list.

I just feel like it's... I have no clue. Tip of my... I'm so confused, because you say he's not a singer. But they have a song that was number one. Dr. Drew? Technically, the question was musician, which that might have...

But you don't know if you could sing well. You say, can they sing? I know, but somebody said, are they a musician? All I said was... They're not a musician. So they don't play an instrument What's the time period? Well, if TRL was on, what's the time period?

In the 90s, 2000s. And they had a show. Mike, were you a fan? I was, yeah. When I told Mike about it, I didn't know if Mike missed it or not because Mike's 10 years younger. Give us another hint.

Is it Nicklishet? Even Mike was like, oh, that's so cool. Because what's happening is we started talking and now he's going to come to the house and do, but he doesn't live in this state. they're going to come to the house and do a podcast because he's only in on a Saturday he's going to come over.

Just like a little another hint. I mean, a show named after him. I just can't even bum. Bum. Tom Green. Yeah, Tom Green. That's, yes. That was what was on the tip on my tongue.

My bum is on your lips. Okay. All right. Wow, Tom Green. A bum bum song. Yeah. Follow me. I messaged him. What's he doing these days?

He kind of just quit doing anything entertainment and then moved to Canada, back to Canada. and then I think now he's like I'm gonna go do it again he told me I don't know if I can say but he's got another show that's some stuff happening and he's doing like a tour

and he's I was like come on he's like I'm there wow I was a massive Tom Green fan of college That's amazing Yeah it was super cool

I told my wife about it She's like I don't know Tom Green How does he know you I don't know why follow me I have no idea how you track me down Huh Did you Could you say like why are you

Why did you just I will ask him that in an interview I feel like it's a weird question to ask on a DM. Dearest Mr. Green. How did you find me? Why? Did you follow me? Okay, that's it. Thank you guys.

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