The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Post Show (11-24-21)

Episode Date: November 24, 2021

Bobby starts with the Top 3 songs in Country Music. Kim Kardashian appears to have left a hickey on Pete Davidson’s neck, foods not to give your pet on Thanksgiving. Bobby also breaks down how much winners make on Dancing with the Stars. Amy gives an update on her sister’s HGTV show. She also reviews King Richard that’s on HBO Max and in theatres now. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Thinking about you. That's not it. Although, let me say this. Some of the garbage that ends up on this list sometimes sounds about like that song. Okay, turn that up. Number two, Zach Brown band, same boat. We're all insane and same home. And number one, Luke Combs, cold as you.

He sings violently in that song, doesn't he? Just goes to town. Luke Combs, his songs are so good, and they move the charts up the chart so fast. You don't even have time with them before they're number one and gone again. You know what I mean? I know, that one came quick.

And if the chart was indicative of what was really happening, that song would probably be like a six or seven week number one, and Walker Hayes would have been like a six or seven week number one. That would have been the only two number one. songs for like three months. But hey, whatever, I don't give a crap anymore. Everybody can just live their freaking life and I don't care. And suck it.

How about that? That's how I feel about it. Merry Christmas. And suck it. Yeah, and suck it's what I say. Let's see. What else? I say it in the best way, though, like Thanksgiving, you know?

Yeah. Sure, yeah. Yeah. Looks like Kim Carlin. Kardashian left a hickie on Pete Davidson's neck. Oh my gosh. That's awesome. Good for that dude.

That's what I say. Good for that dude. I agree. I'm so cool though. No, they're not. Yeah, they really are. No, I'm just also not a hate. I'm not a hater of Pete Davidson at all.

Like go, like live out every guy's dream. Like you're a funny, nerdy dude who every chick wants now. That's awesome. Like, thumbs up, two thumbs up for me and suck it. I just say it now with any story. Mm-hmm. All right. Um, let's see here.

Uh, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. Thanksgiving foods to avoid feeding your pets. Number one, alcohol. I never understood that. I never understood giving your pet alcohol. I just don't get that. Probably just funny to people more than it is thinking you're actually doing something for your pet. Uh, number two bones, because they can actually choke on it.

Number three, chocolate. Well, that's any time. Not even Thanksgiving. Citrus. Coconut oil. Grapes. Oh, grapes will, their kidneys will explode. Wow.

Like, if you're dog. twas a grape, get into the freaking doctor. And tell that doctor, suck it. No, suck it out, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyway, there's that. I just have a lot of stories here. Courtney Kardashian shares her over-the-top

2021 holiday gift guide. The list had 51 items in total. The highest priced item was a $15,000 stainless steel, tempered glass football table from the brand Teckle. Is it a Fuzball table? Football? Oh, foos ball. Okay, it's just foosball. It's not football. Okay.

My brain saw foo and ball. Didn't even look at the S. My mind's blowing right now. Foo's ball. Yeah. I mean, it says it right in front of my face, my brain just went foo and ball, so it's got to be football. The second most expensive item was a once-in-a-lif lifetime opportunity for you and six guests to indulge in a culinary experience from chef Jan Nuri for 12 grand. Ooh. Who's that? I don't care. Six guests, $12,000. What are you going to be eating?

I mean, is she going to be there with you? Golden. I don't think so. No, dang it. Not worth. A $5,000 plant subscription from Takata Nursery, a small greenhouse. An art book that costs $3,500 from Annie Leibovitz. A book, $3,500. Wow. A $2,700 boutega purse.

A $1,130 St. Laurent Polarwood Camera. A $715 cashmere sweater. If you want to see this list, it's up at Daily Mail. You can look at it. I don't think they're going to be buying anything from it. They had some items under 50 bucks, including a $19 board game and a $45 journal. Who's picking this stuff?

Is she picking them? Or is just like, they just put her name on it? Probably a little bit of both. Armipet tattoos are on the rise. Ow. People are now getting tattoos in their armpits so it can be concealed easily. That also, they'll be miserable.

That would be miserable. One, it's not a very attractive place of the body. I don't want to look in someone's armpit ever. for any reason. And secondly, that would just hurt so bad. What were you going to say, Amy? Well, I mean, years ago was it yoga and this girl lifted up her arms and she had two cupcakes on one under each armpit and her underarm. No, I was like, why? I didn't understand. It just didn't make sense to me. You didn't understand the armpit or the cupcake? The cupcake in the underarm. Like I just thought, ow, that's painful. And then maybe it's just for that reason. So when she lifts up

your arm. She's like, surprise. Cuffcake. From Fox News. Do you guys want to hear the story about the Brian Laundry autopsy or no? I mean, if you want. I already know about it. Do you know what, do you know what he did? Shot himself in the head? Yeah. Okay. I don't know where I did. I didn't know any of this happens is all news to me. Yeah. Shot himself in the head. Peace out home. I mean, so they're never going to know what happened. That journal is not going to be readable, right? I don't think so. It was in the water. Oh, that guy. And probably. Oh, I. Oh. I knew who he was. Why did I just think you were talking about the guy from the Netflix documentary,

The Making a Murder? Oh, Stephen Avery? Yeah, I just thought. He just asked for appeal and they said no again. Do you see that? Did they really? Yeah, I think so. I think they just went to court and the judge, I mean, in the last five days and the judge was like, nah.

Wow. I can't believe that. They must know something we don't know. The documentary must be slanted in a way. But when that Chicago attorney gets involved, I just believe. I don't believe. She is, if you watch her, she's amazing. And I'm like, she doesn't take nothing that she doesn't really believe is innocent. And so I tend to believe that she is real and he might be innocent.

I mean, and our justice system is flawed. No way. Mike, what's the story say? Did you find it? Yeah, they rejected it again. I wonder why. I mean, he is consistently rejected. They got to know something that we don't know.

But they also do make it. Don't they also make it harder for you? Once you're convicted, it's like you have to come up with something new. You can't say, oh, no, that was not right. I mean, they make it really hard if I watch it when I watch the documentary. You got to find either something that happened in the trial that was done wrong, even if it's, you know, something technical, a lie, or you have to have new evidence. It's one of the two things because you can't just go, I don't like that.

I don't like what the jury said. So yes, but you have to find something that was somehow proved you were wronged. It's tough. Let's see. I didn't mention this yesterday. I should have. But Iman Shumpert won Dancing with the Stars, basketball player, first ever NBA player to win it.

Jojo Siwa came in second. Cody Rigsby, the Peloton guy, came in third. And Amanda Clutes was fourth. Shumper was the only competitor who didn't have... This is what the story says. Shumper was the only competitor who didn't have dance experience and was considered to be the underdog similar to previous winner radio.

and TV personality Bobby Bones. Would you like to hear Amy's reaction from when I won when she was sitting in the crowd? Here we go. Bobby! I wasn't supposed to be filming either. I was a rebel. I know. I know.

That's crazy. That's crazy. Did you have a question about that, Amy? Which one? About the I'm on Shumpert winning. No. I didn't. You did not.

No. It said, Amy has a question about what was, Oh, wait, question eight. What was like, okay, got it, got it, got it. Never mind. Here's a story. Amon Schumpert made $295,000. That's how much you make on Dancing with the Stars, according to just Jared.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Well, yeah, so he made how much? He made $295,000. I'll lay it out for you guys. Has it gone up?

No, same. Yeah, that's what I made when I did it. What happens is, The first week, you win no money. First of all, they give you $125,000 to go on the show. Everybody, even money for every person going on the show. The first week, you get no money for moving on. The second week, I think like weeks two and three, you get $10,000 if you make it.

Then it starts to go up to $25,000 a week. Then the last two weeks, I believe, are $50,000 weeks. So people are just trying to get in that last episode for the money, even if they know they can't win. So that's a, yeah, I mean, that's, it's the same. They pay you the same. But good for him. If he had no dance experience, that's awesome. But yeah, that's how much you make.

Thoughts on that, Amy. I mean, I'm very happy for him and you. Thank you very much. It just feels that it's like, it's not, I mean, don't get me wrong. It's a lot of money. But for every, all the work and the stress and like all that training, like, people sit on who wants to be a millionaire and like they can be a millionaire for answering 20 questions or whatever.

I feel like it's not that that much. It is. Are you kidding? Really? It's that much. Oh, man. I mean, for dancing. You just are dancing and having fun.

I remember going seen bones and you're just like, oh. I'm not having fun. It's fun. Are you kidding me? That was probably, that's an experience of a lifetime. Absolutely it was. Yeah, so fun. Experience of a lifetime.

But while I was doing it and I was doing that show, dancing, training, 12 hours a day, doing this show. and touring, I was dead. I've never been as dead. Well, just a little bit of fun? Yeah, it was awesome. Like, when it was over, it was the greatest thing I've ever done.

Yeah. Like, career-wise, that was, like, exciting and extra. That's the number one thing. But it was a nightmare while doing it because I was just so stressed out all the time. Yeah. If that makes sense.

Yes, it does. Mostly I was just stressed out trying to get everything done. And I was a terrible dancer. So it was extra hard. It was extra hard for you. Okay, that makes sense. I think I've alluded to this and maybe mentioned it quickly,

but when I was doing that show, well, they give you an amount of time that you can dance officially. They can train. You can't over train in that show because they put rules out. And they're like, you can't train, I think more than six or seven hours a day. But what I would do is I would go rent a studio by myself, take videos of Sharnah and I practicing,

and then I would train for four or five more hours by myself. because they couldn't regulate, at free will, they couldn't regulate me going by myself and running a studio. So that's what I would do and I would get like an hour

sleep on a couch and then go do the radio show. I was dead, but I was determined to win that freaking show. Oh, I never knew that. Mike D was living with me. What did you say, Amy?

I don't know that I knew that. Yeah, it was against the rules. Yeah, it was definitely against the rules. But they can suck it because here's the thing. Them too. No. They want to limit people.

people from killing themselves, but I was so bad I had to kill myself to just kind of get competitive. So that's what I did. I just outworked everybody. And I would hear people talking about we've worked so hard. We did four hours today. You know what I said to them? Suck it. Yeah. Just a guess. I don't know. I was just guessing. It feels a little bit about what was how. Not the same exactly, but Mike, we have a similar taste right now. Yeah. We have, it's very similar. And I can't really say what's going on, but we have a similar taste right now. Mike and I look at each other and we're like, it kind of feels like dancing with the stars right now what we're doing, not what we're doing, but just being away from home,

living somewhere else, living in a hotel. But yeah, good for a Mon Schumper. That's pretty cool. I want to, actually, Amy should talk about this. Amy's sister will have a show on HGTV, right? Yeah. Yes. It's not premiering until April, but HGTV did a sneak peek this week. So they aired the full pilot episode. So it's an hour long show. And I had no idea what to expect because I just, I hadn't seen anything. And my sister has been so nervous about this thing because she's just not the type of personality

that wants to be on TV, but she's doing it because it's like, it is stretching her and she's growing. And they do have a successful business. And they are good at what they do. And they were found. They found my sister's husband a few years ago on Instagram. And I remember Bobby, they called you. And they're like, what do we do?

HGTV? Or it wasn't even HGTV at the moment. It was a production company. Wanted to, you know, wanted to do a show around them. And then they pitched it to different networks and HGTV picked it up. But yeah, remember you talked to them like two years ago. And now it's finally happened. But it's called Building Roots.

And it's their design business. And it follows them from like each episode shows the house before. and they go in and they renovate it and do their thing. And then the homeowners come home and they do the big reveal. And I don't know. And my sister did so good in the sneak feet. So I'm excited for them. Small little mountain town in Colorado, Pagosa Springs.

And I just couldn't help but think the whole time I was watching it, just how proud my mom and dad would be of my sister. And she said, my sister said that something about, she found out that the show was going to be picked up, like right around my dad died earlier this year because they filmed the pilot and they didn't know what was going to happen. And then she didn't know. honestly, if she could even do something like this, and that she's just an encouragement to people

that like sometimes when you face adversity or you go through something hard or like lose someone special to you, it kind of just makes you realize like, you know, opportunities come your way and you've got one life to live and it kind of gave her that courage she needed to just go for it and do it. And so it was just really special watching her do her thing. That's awesome. I do remember that calling going, don't take anything less than a million an episode. Oh, well, that is definitely not happening. This is season one. And who knows?

Like, it might be season one. We'll never hear from it again. Or, you know, they get a line at Target one day. Oh, my goodness. Lunchbox is jealous. Eddie thinks a million an episode's not enough. I was like, that's a hell of getting paid. I was about a million.

Now, that's what I'm talking about, bones. That's good money. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Are you envious at all? Jealous at all, Amy? He should be.

I am not. No, not at all. Like, I am just so excited for them. Like, no, and it's so random. People that have known us our whole lives, like they were, you know, family and friends that reached out. They're just like, wait a second, what? Like, one daughter's in radio. One daughter's now going to be on TV.

And, like, nobody, we didn't, we're not a family that set out for, you know, being public with things or anything like that. And I mean, my sister, even when I first joined the Bobby Bone Show, like 15 years ago, I just remember. because we were in Austin and we would do segments where you would have like my mom and my sister come up, like maybe like family feud or something. And my sister would step up to the mic and like she would do okay because she's good. But then underneath her skin, like she had splotches in her chest. Like she was freaking out. And that's kind of what happened around the show.

Like she did great. But like she's icing her back every night because she's so stressed out. She's like on Xanax trying to get through the day. So. Sounds worth it. No. it is but it's just not something that our family is just not like she's like oh i want to be on tv she's just rolling with it seeing where life takes her and having a good time while she's at it

wow i wish i had i wish i could do that it's the opposite of what i do i don't roll with crap well because yeah you yeah it's different yeah if she if your career if you don't end up being on radio or tv like that's you that's your career that's you want what you want to do like i throw myself off a cliff yeah my sister could kind of take it or leave it like okay this is fun but if it doesn't work out life will go on. That's awesome by the way. It's called building roots, right? Building roots, yes. Building roots on HDTV. Awesome. Love it. I do love it. All kidding aside. That's really cool for them. Let's see. One more thing. You watched King Richard the William's sister movie with Will Smith?

Yes. Everybody stop what you're doing after you've stopped listening to us and watch King Richard. It's in theaters or if you have HBO Max. You can watch it there. That's where I watched it. And I mean, you know, talk about a crazy story. I mean, I knew they faced some adversity. I just didn't know their full background. And they straight up like, they born and raised in Compton. Their dad was taking them to the quote unquote country club, which was the Compton tennis courts, basketball courts. Like it was, they faced, you know, people, they'd be trying to play tennis. and kids from the neighborhood would roll up in their cars and, like, threatened to shoot them. Like, it was just weird stuff, but their dad, what's really cool is he, well, you got to watch it.

But he had this whole plan. I know, I don't want to give away everything, but because it's so good. Did they get good at tennis? Don't spoil it. Do they get good or no? Are we going to learn who they are? That's what kept me going. There was times where I was so nervous about what was going to happen, especially at the Compton courts.

because I was like, oh my gosh, is he going to get shot? But then I knew that Venus and Seria. Yeah, because they're good now. Like, you know, world famous tennis players and super successful. But he did it. Like, he knew that's what he wanted and he built this plan. He had like an 84-page, you know, document that he put together about his plan to get them famous. And he did it.

And it's crazy. So it's worth it? What do you rate it? Oh, as a former tennis player. I might be rating it a little higher because I feel connected to the story, but four and a half tennis balls out of five. Okay.

Mm-hmm. I think that's going to wrap us up. Andy Roddick gets a shout out. Okay. He does? He does. He does because when they go down to the coach in Florida, the coach is showing other kids that are training there.

And I guess Andy's brother, I don't know his name. He was the one they thought was going to be good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's the one that he's on the court. So the tennis coach is like, that's John Roddick. He's amazing. He's like, but apparently his brother Andy's coming off.

And then they mention it's like foreshadowing for Andy. I mean, that's the only time he gets mentioned. But it's like, oh, wow, I didn't realize Andy's brother was the first star. I wonder if they do a spinoff and they do Andy's story if I'll be in it. Nice. Maybe. Maybe. I wonder who will play me when Andy's at my wedding.

All right. That's it for today. I know it's not a long post show, but give me a break. We're good. Everybody good? Good. All right. Thank you guys.

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