The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Women Are Selling Used Breast Implants + We Lied About Something…Sorry!  + Mother Roasted For Child’s ‘First Tooth' Party

Episode Date: July 8, 2026

Bobby shares the bizarre reason that women are selling their used breast implants online. Amy learned a new detail of Taylor Swift’s wedding that she couldn’t believe they did. Bobby says that we lied about something so we have to apologize. We talked about a picture of an “unconventional” baby milestone that has gone viral for all the wrong reasons, with thousands of angry people online saying this is a waste of money. Bobby shares his thoughts on it and why Lunchbox thinks it’s ridiculous.  Bobby revealed why he refused to sign legal paperwork that artists have given to him to be a part of something special.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Seems breast augmentation surgeries Have become less popular in recent years Many women who have had their implants removed You're trying to recoup some of the money they spent on them And They sell them And it doesn't say if it's weirdos buying them Or can you put them in somebody else

Like recycle? Yeah I think it's probably Probably for weirdos. I don't think that any doctor is going to want to run the risk of implanting the implant you bought off the internet. Can I read you this? Classified ad platforms are seeing a surgeon listings for secondhand breast implants, removed boxed up and priced to move. And because it's some of them are people that do like dental work in an apartment.

Oh, okay. Oh, underground. Yeah. I mean, it's kind of like a car part, right? You know, like, I'm done with this carburetor. You can use the carburetor. Yeah, but how long were they in? Because things evolve.

They make improvements. They're better. Like, they say even if you get breast implants, which not everybody follows this at all, but like every 10 years you should. And now you know what I'm that's marketing. But like every, every 10 years you should. Oil change. Yeah.

That's all poor crap. I thought that was crazy. So I'll lead with that. Amy, what do you have? Well, Taylor Swift, I just learned this part of their wedding. I didn't know everything was digital. Like, I was picturing, I know they invited a lot of people, but you know to some big parties, like a package will show up at your house and you open it up and like butterflies come out and it's your invitation. I've seen that on television. I've never experienced that. I mean either. But yes. But that's how I pictured getting invited to Taylor's wedding. Instead, it was just what Morgan did. Oh, text? Those were weird.

Oh, I thought she did butterflies. I was like, I didn't get that one. No, it's where you get a text message and some people are probably like, wait, what? Because Bobby, you even were like, what is this? I'm not opening it. Yeah, no, I thought it was spam. And I thought it was a link and I wasn't going to click the link and get hacked. Yes.

So, and that's what some people they're sharing. They're now talking about when they got. That's why I didn't go. I thought Taylor's invite to me was somebody's spam. Spamming me. Yes, so I was reading an article on People magazine. And they were talking about how, yeah, they totally thought it was a spam or a, prank like someone was just had sent them a digital invite that was a joke and they honestly until

they got to the wedding they didn't know if they were still they were like there's still a percentage that this is not real and then they were like okay cool cool it's actually happening because there were QR codes too that they had to show to get in that was to be scanned yeah yeah no I'm telling you there were people who I told you guys my friend was like I don't know why we We were invited. We don't really know either one of them. They're just famous. And they're like, I think they just want famous people there.

And I was like, yeah, I'd go. And they did. So, good for them. I just thought it was interesting that they did, you know, what it, you know. I want to know who won the car. Yeah, I haven't seen that yet. I saw that one of his teammates won a bag. I saw that one of his teammates' wives won a, yeah, bag or a watch.

I thought it might have been a Chanel watch. Could have been a different person. Yeah. Could have been one of those. One of those expensive bags. That's cool to have it. It's awesome. Is it cool?

I think it's cool. What? To have a raffle at your wedding. It's a flex, no doubt. And that's what you want. It's a party favor. The best party favor ever. Ever.

But I guess I'm curious, like, how many did they, like how many, what percentage of guests walked away with a. Great question. Not many. A raffle. And our famous people excluded, like the real famous people and only the semi-famous. Probably not. It had to just be random. Like somehow you're assigned. like maybe through your QR code, you have this number?

Do you see they were selling bags of air from inside Madison Square Garden? It's so dumb. It was on eBay. They tried to sell a bag of air that was collected at Taylor and Travis's wedding. They removed it, but they tried to sell that thing. That was pretty funny. So there's that. Lunchbox's your story?

Yeah, this is a weird one. We don't know what happened, but there was a group of 18-year-olds in Mississippi on the 4th of July. They took a boat to this place called Horn Island. What island? Horn. and they were partying, whatever, and the one friend didn't come back with him. They left him. They said, oh, he said he was going with another girl or he was going to stay there.

He wanted to party some more. Never came home. Mom posts on Facebook saying, hey, got to find my son. Police send a helicopter next day. They find his body on Horn Island. And they don't know what happened. And they want an investigation. And they're like, why did the friends leave him?

Like, why did they... Did you see, too, that all of the friends deactivated their Instagram accounts? What? Before the body was found. A lot of that feels suspicious. But wouldn't a lawyer tell you to do that? Tell you to do that?

Yeah, I would think. Even if you were innocent? Possibly and probably. It all still seems suspicious. It doesn't mean that they did it. No. But there's a lot of things there. Like, they left him there.

His body was found. you know, the old Occam's razor, what do you think? Probably is what really happened. However, he could have been like, I'm staying, screw it. And then he got eaten by a tiger or something. I don't know. But probably what happened, they were all dicking around. So he fell and died and they're like, oh, my God, what do we do?

Right. That's what I thought. It's like an accident happened and then they just didn't handle it. They ran from it instead of facing it. What do you think? I can't figure it out because if he did fall and die, there was a lot of people there so they would have seen him fall and, you know, it was a big party. There was a lot of, like, other boats and stuff.

I think maybe he really wanted to stay in party. And then... By himself? Well, but there's other people. Yeah, yeah. Oh, I thought they were the only ones on porn island. No, no. A party on the island is like a party place.

Well, if it's a real party place, they're called a porn island. Well, that could have. I don't think like that. They were just drinking a thing. It was just like, yeah. Yes. And so I think maybe... I'm looking at it here.

Wow. He's staying there and then he's like, wait, I don't have. of a ride. Okay, I feel a bit different. He drank too much and wandered off maybe and... I take back what I said. I thought they were the... I thought they like took a flat bottom out on like Wachita. There'd be little islands and we'd just like hang out on the island and he wanted to stay. That didn't make sense. He's by himself. If there are other people there, maybe met a chick. Yeah. Maybe she murdered him. Yeah. And if I told you guys like, hey, I met a chick like, leave me here. You guys would leave me. Yeah. Absolutely. So what are the boy, are they speaking? Are they saying anything?

I haven't seen anything. But then other people are like, oh, look at this video. Those, him and his friends gotten a fight so they left them on purpose or they did something and that's why they left. Does it really show them getting in a fight or is just people being internet? It is internet. There's one from a boat and they're like I mean you can barely see them up on the beach and you're like are they really fighting? How can you tell?

And so a lot of speculation going on. I mean this is going to be a case where like the investigators interview everyone on that island and then just start matching stories. Right? Yeah. It'll also be interesting to know who else was on that island at that time because they don't have like a full database of who was all there until they start.

Correct. Cell phone pinging. It's pretty good. And then also, I mean, when you're drinking, you're like, I think I remember that, you know, you're not going to have, the stories are going to be all over the place.

That's true. That sucks. You know the other story that sucked that I didn't really get the full grasp of. It's when Morgan was telling the story of, I forget the ball player, his fiancee went on a bachelor's trip and her friend died.

And I heard it and I got it. And then I was like, oh, that's unfortunate. moved to the next story, but then I kept seeing it pop up. And then when I would see a picture of her, and it just became more and more tragic because it was, oh, it was NBA, Tyre's Halliburton's. Haliburton's fiance's friend. Her name was McKenzie Kern. And you told the story right, completely right. And so it wasn't that I learned anything new, but I would just like see pictures and see the story. And it was so tragic because she just, they were aid to them. And they went to St. Bart's for a

Bachelorette trip and then she just died while she was there and they kept saying that foul play drugs not a part of it that's crazy that's so sad

I think it's really sad when anything that's like supposed to be a really big time in your life and this darkness just weighs over it and that's what I kept seeing was all the pictures of her

and I was like I can't imagine how that feels like now for that couple to then be like how do we get married after this yeah

yeah you're right too like to have the wedding if it's especially close because my wife and I get married a few weeks after our bachelor or bachelor's parties because you do them and then you get married. That's, yeah, that's weird. That sucks. It's sad. Both are sad.

That's a mid-beat for you. Let us know if there's an update. I will. All right, Eddie? Yeah, so Chris Johnson, he was running back for the Tennessee Titans beast. Like, he was so good. And a few weeks ago, he was diagnosed with ALS and he went public with it and all that. And what's crazy is there's a guy in Nashville who has had his old cell phone number, Chris Johnson's

cell phone number for years. He said that he's been getting texts for a long time of like, hey, CJ, like, blah, blah, blah. He's like, I don't know who that is. Until recently, now he's getting specific texts from friends being like, hey, Chris, saw that you have ALS, like so sad. Like, if you reach out of anything. So the guy put it together. He's like, oh my gosh, I have Chris Johnson's old cell phone number. So he went to the news. It's like, if you can help me get hold of Chris Johnson and his family, I would love to forward all these messages to him. Oh, wow. Yeah, so the news helped and everyone, like, they got a hold of Chris's wife.

So the wife's like, yeah, here's the number, just forward everything this way. Did that pop across your algorithm? I mean, I heard about it, but. So he was probably the fastest running back in the NFL at the time, so probably one of the fastest ever. He played for the Titans, and they had two guys, one that was a big strong, like run through the middle guy. that had him, he's an outside speedster guy. He was really amazing. And I don't think most people knew he had ALS

until he did the Michael Strahan interview, and he has to talk with a computer. Yeah, surprised everyone. Yeah. I didn't know it was him. It didn't look like him. I mean, he's a beast of a guy with dreadlocks and everything. That's, like, how we remember him. And it doesn't look like that anymore.

I think the person that has Amy's old number needs to do that, too, because sometimes on my computer, if I'm messaging Amy, I send text to her old number. Oh, so my friends ended up texting, had a whole conversation with him. He's like 13. Thankfully now, I think back when he was like 11 or 12

was when I got my new number. And I never sent out a mass text to say like, hey, here's my new number. So he's been getting a lot of texts. And I think similar to Bobby, some of my friends that even know my new number, they sometimes text my old one. And it was a group text

and they were sending screenshots of stuff. And apparently he was like, this isn't Amy. He'll send it to my family too because group text and he'll go all caps. Like, I'm a child. Take me off this. Or one time Walker Hayes thought it was me. And he was like, so he started playing around. He's like, I'm a child.

If you don't stop texting me, I'm going to call the cops. And Walker was like, oh, my gosh, this isn't Amy. Walker's like Applebee's on dating. He was like, I'm going to end up on the news because some child is calling the cops on me. But like I, this was like actually last week, my friends were sending me the screenshots because then 13-year-old was like, this is the first one I've actually really been intrigued about what y'all are talking about. So he got involved in the conversation. And then I thought, I thought, I need to reach out to him because he even told them, she gets a lot of texts. And I guess that's why he gets so angry.

Like, I am not Amy all caps. And so I'm like, should I call? Should we call him and be like, hey. Sorry. Sorry. Because you're not going to change anything because on my laptop, it's still in, it's different. My contacts won't change in my laptop, even though I'm texting. Yeah.

My phone I do, but I hit Amy about something scheduling. And she never responded. And so then I texted her from my phone and said the same thing. And then I was like, hey, you ever going to answer this? And she's like, oh, I didn't even. And then I realized I sent it to the other one. The kid. Well, I'm surprised the kid didn't.

He has no problem replying to people. I am not Amy. Stop texting. Because we're doing some, like, YouTube stuff with Amy this week. Next week. Brandon's like, I text Amy. She's not responding. I said, no, Amy responds because we're, like, we're doing this.

Because I said, what's a number? And he sent me in that. I was like, oh, that's the kid. You're texting the kid. But should I call the kid? Because I want to say, I'm sorry. No, no. Why don't you text?

No, I wouldn't be like. No, no, no. Text the kid. Say, hey, kid, this is Amy. Hey, sorry about all the numbers. I'm trying to slowly make everybody not text that number anymore. Don't call the kids. No, Amy, that's trouble.

Should I FaceTime the kid? I just thought it would be fun to be like, well, he clearly has started to learn different conversations. He got invested in this one that was happening in a group text. Crazy when you get a number that somebody else famous had. Pretty crazy. I have a number of somebody that doesn't have the number anymore and I don't have their new number. And it's somebody that's really, really famous.

And I never take, I don't text anybody that I'm not close to, but they were like, here's on number. And we texted it a little bit back and forth back in the day. And finally, like three years later, I texted and they were like, I am not this person. And I can't believe they gave me this person's cell phone number. Because they were getting messages too, but it was somebody, and they were getting messages from people that were also famous. Other celebrities.

Not also to me, but also to this person. and they cannot believe I, of all the people that got this number, I got this number. Which is crazy. But like, I don't understand how, like, there are how many different combinations of Sonic drinks because they have, like, but we still can't make up new numbers? Well, I think, first of all, area codes.

Yeah, so with the area codes, you can have so many combinations of the new numbers. I don't think you have a full combination on the first three numbers as well. I think there's a certain set of those as well, the first three. Uh-huh. And then, of course, those four. And I think certain companies just have old numbers. And after a while they're retired, they just bring them back into play. Okay.

I don't have the real answer to that. Just feel like we can keep. But I think the sonic drink thing is really funny. They tell you there's so many combinations of sonic drinks you can have. Okay. I'm texting him right now. Hi. This is Amy.

Is it your story now, Morgan? Yeah, I have one. So speaking of the Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey Wedding, there's a New York City artist. who has been taking trash that was adjacent to Madison Square Garden, putting it in these little cubes and selling it for $25 a piece, and he sold out. He sold 1,300 of these teeny tiny New York City garbage cubes.

Because people want a piece of what happened at the wedding. Yeah, but it's not even serving the wedding. It's trash that's adjacent to Madison Square Garden. Like it's... Like in the cans outside of the arena. Yes, like near it. There's things. Was that an egg?

There's cigarette butts in them, straws, discarded ovulation test kit is in these. It's actual literal trash. And he's sold 1,300 of these for $25. That's awesome. Smart guy. Even if he sells 50 of them. Smart guy. Right?

I mean, $32,000 for selling trash. No for selling Taylor Swift outside of... Her wedding trash. Could be her trash. Adjacent trash. Adjacent trash. Very low chance, but can't say zero percent chance. Eddie? I already told you, man. Chris Johnson.

Oh, that was it? Yeah. I got to pee so bad. And I can't go right now, because before we take a break, I never have to pee that bad. But I got a pee so bad. It's part of me, I'll have another drink water. Yeah. Since you're going to go. You know, why not? Yeah. Why not, what do they say? Not cap it off. Yeah, cap it off? No, I'm going to top it off. Top it off. Thank you.

Why not top off the old bladder? I do that. Sometimes I'm like, man, I got to go to the bathroom so bad. So let me drink water now before I go. Question. Yeah. That coin that you were buying, it was a, you guys remember the Liberty coin? Eddie said he wanted to buy because his dad used to have something and he paid 25 bucks way ahead of time. To reserve it.

You didn't get the coin. No. Do you have it? No. Here's the deal. So this is, this all happened before I met with Abby's fiancee, right? So like, now I have a plan to save. So I'm a little more careful with the money that I'm spending.

when I found out about this story, I got on the website and I paid the $25 deposit. And that's just to reserve the coin. And they were going to email me when the coin was ready to be bought. And so they emailed me. I've gotten three emails from them saying like, all right, now to get the coin, you need to pay $225. And I'm like, is this a stupid idea? You knew that was going to happen. So that's not a surprise.

I know, but it was before I met with Abby's fiancé. And I got in this mindset of like, I got to start saving money. But before all that, too, I looked at this as an investment. Will a coin made of the Medal of the Statue of Liberty be worth something later? Because then I'll do it. If I can look at this as an investment, I'll do it. I wouldn't buy that as an investment that you're going to be able to make any money off of in the next 20 years. You can buy that because it means something to you personally because it reminds you of your dad.

Yeah, because he got a piece of the Berlin Wall. And I think you could probably, if you needed to sell it back at some point, if things got really tough, you could probably get $150, $200 for it. Probably couldn't get a full price for it. But you don't think it's a good memorabilia piece? For memorabilia's sake, no. Dang. But I'm not an expert, but for you wanting to have this because of your dad, yeah. I just like before I was like, no problem, $250 for something cool like that?

Like, let's do it. Now I'm in this mindset. If you don't get it, will you be sad in a year? I don't think so. and I only lost $25. A total of $4 million Liberty Copper commemorative coins to be made. Two million in reserve.

Two million coins will remain permanently because production relies entirely on a finite amount of original copper save from the 1980s restoration, no future reproduction. I mean, look, you could make something eventually, but I don't think it's going to be a big moneymaker. That's what my wife said.

She's like, you idiot. But not an idiot if it means something to you. That's my point. But it really didn't. I thought it was, I thought about doing it because of my dad when he bought the Berlin Wall thing. But the real reason was to like, let's make some money. Then you do not need to buy it. You cut your losses.

You lost 25 bucks. 25 bucks. Don't buy it. Okay. If it's that reason, I wouldn't buy it. That's the reason. But if it makes you feel good, that's worth $200 if it's about your dad. It doesn't sound like it's really about your dad.

It's really not. And I just thought it'd be cool to have a piece of the Statue of Liberty. Hey, we lied about something. Oh, no. Who's we? the show. We all lied? Yeah, but we didn't mean to and we didn't know the whole story. So our number one episode of June, which I talked about yesterday, was we say goodbye to something after 20 years and it was Ray's truck that he had. Ray told me this morning he's got his truck back.

Ray. Yeah, it wasn't entirely a lie because I actually then lost the truck again. Wait, okay, I don't know what's that. So, okay, you take the truck in and they say, say it's broken, it's totaled basically because it's going to cost more to fix than it's worth, right? Yeah, they did a bunch of secondhand parts and really saved me some money so I was able to afford it. So I get the truck back. Then I went and got an oil change. And there was something with the oil or the pipes or something. So I was then given another rental and for the next 12 hours, I believe my car is in the shop, but then I will be in possession of it. So I've had two rental cars, a handful of thousands of dollars, and I believe I will be getting my truck back. So yes, the number one bit was a lie.

We hadn't said goodbye to something after 20 years because essentially I'm getting it back, I believe, in 12 hours. Do you want it back? Yeah, I can't afford like a $30,000 vehicle. Apparently in the last 20 years, car prices have been through the roof. In 20 years, yeah, every price has gone up. Yeah, everything. That's wild. I'm like, do I really want to drive?

A haircut costs a lot more than 20 years ago. Is that right? I wouldn't know. I don't get my haircut. Good point. Sorry about that. My wife's like, you can drive a nice little key at a work. And I'm like, no, I'm not.

Dude, you should definitely get a little car. You should get a little car. And then you should save up while you have the little car and buy you a big truck. Yeah, I just won't feel that manly driving down the road. And, you know, if it's small. I've just been in a truck for so long. I got to stick with the truck. It's true. I drove a Ford Focus around for a little bit. I didn't feel very manly.

What if I get you a big truck deal? Yeah! Absolutely. Like giving Tuesday? I'm not getting a truck. He's if you find him a deal. He doesn't even drive a truck now. Great point. It's an SUV.

Man, you give me a truck deal. I will carry any mattress, any couch, anybody needs any day of the week. Okay. Oh, that's, I love this. Yes. I will find something every day. Why would you say that? But you have to do it. Just accept a possibility of a deal without starting to promise things.

Because I have an old grill I want to get rid of now. I'll go get a couch off Facebook marketplace just to get it. I don't for sure have one, but let me make a couple calls and see what we can do. That's what I'm talking about. I'm going to say it's 19% chance. I like that. I'll go and do roulette for 19%. Why would you do that?

Don't play roulette for 19%. Unless the odds are... A certain amount of numbers. I like a 19% What does he mean by play roulette? I mean roulette, you put it on a number You get about a 3% shot 1 in 36, yeah 36 to 1

Yeah 19 Heck, I get like five numbers in roulette I'll take that every day of the week I don't have one But I can talk to people That can possibly We can see what we can do

Yeah It may be nothing though dude But then you have to save up and get your own Oh the savings already started yeah Hey Ray how much do you pay to get your car back So it was going to be $6,000. And I believe they got these parts from Mexico or something. And it was...

That's why the pipe's broken, dude. It was in the 3,000 range. And no, the pipe was not broken. It was something with the place I got the oil changed at. It was with the oil. And maybe they didn't even cap it. I don't know. All right, buddy.

I probably can't, but I'm happy to give it a shot. Perfect. And if I can't, what are you going to do? I got an extra vehicle sitting around in your house. I'm not giving that to you, but I'm saying what would you do? Well, I will be driving around the trailblazer until another pipe. So you will continue driving the old truck then until something happens. But then what are you going to do?

Yeah, I mean, this, this would probably be my option. No, no, no, no, no, no. Eventually the trailblazer is going to break down again. Probably a month. Okay. In a month, if it breaks down again, what are you going to do? Well, I'm saying this is my number one option, this possible truck situation. Okay.

And number two is a trailblazer, but what's number three? Number three would be my wife's car. What is she going to drive? That's the thing. She would rage text me every time she needed the vehicle then. That's not a good option. Oh, my God. It's a tough one, Ray.

It's just that we're all older and we should be making, I'm not even saying mature decisions, but not wildly immature decisions. Ray, you ever bought a car, dude? They make it real easy for you to buy a car. You make a decent enough living to buy a car or two. You don't have to walk and pay 30 grand that day. It'd be nice to, but you don't have to.

Correct. But my wife has been listening to these finance classes, and she says you got to pay in cash. So she's really under that assumption she wants to pay in cash. Unless you don't have a car to get around. Unless you don't have cash or a car. Pay in cash. What are we doing? She just doesn't want a mortgage and a note.

Yeah, I get that. Nobody wants either, actually. I understand not wanting it. Nobody wants it. Nobody likes those things either. We don't wake up and go, you know what, I'd love another payment, but that's life. Right. Okay, just let me ask some questions.

I probably can't do it because the car deals are weird. But I'll see what's up. But a big truck, right? I swear to God, if I get something and it's not good enough for him, you're fired. He's gone. He's like, I don't like it. He's like, you know what, Ray, I think you're out of here too, but he's not. here too, buddy.

No. No, of course not. I just suspend them. Okay. Let me see what's up. Okay. All right. Let's, we'll take a break.

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Going on tour. Yeah. Garth Brooks is going back out. And you know what? I think he's the real one of the day. Sometimes I look for the real one of the day. He's the real one of the day because all tickets are going to be the exact same price. $154.

Now, man, some tickets are way more expensive than that. But that ticket is the price and there's no more expensive ones. There's no cheap. That's across the board. Oh, so floor to... You just got to get them. Yeah. That's so cool.

It's great. Wow. So the real one of the day, Garbrew. Garbrew. And I heard it's an... arena tour, right? Not even stadiums. And because he can sell stadiums for sure, but he's going to do arenas, which is even

cooler because when you're in the arena, he makes it seem like every single person matters and he makes it seem like even if he doesn't, he's making out with you. That's how close it feels when Garfrix has a show. It's an intimate show, even if it's an arena. I've seen them in stadiums and arenas. They're both cool, but arenas are much cooler because it's inside. Yeah. He is that treadmill thing.

does on stage. And Garth Brooks is getting older. But this treadmill, they don't roll out like a peloton and he runs on it, but there's a belt into the ground. Like at the airport. Yeah, it starts going fast. And he's running on it and singing. It's crazy. It's like his exercise. I don't even want to do that on this show

and I get a break when we play a song. He doesn't even get a break. And Garth Brooks doesn't play really anything that's not a hit. Even if he puts out a new album. Because I've probably been to four Garthbrook shows. If he puts out a new album, he might play one song from the new album, and then it is one massive garbrew banger after another.

But remember in Arkansas, somebody had a sign for like Beaches of Cheyenne, which he's like, I've never played that life. But he's like, we're going to do it tonight. So that was cool. I don't know if he said he never played that life. I mean, it was something like that. I remember being like, I'm only playing this because you have it on a sign. Yeah, yeah.

But then, you know what I'm doing. I'm like, they put those signs out there. Oh, yeah. I don't think that's the case because I did see him playing the other day and someone had a sign in the audience and I don't remember the song but for the sake of the story it was James Taylor and it wasn't but he saw it and he said oh James Taylor oh it's Bob Seeger is who it was Bob Seeger and he's like all right and then he starts playing a Bob's is awesome. Garth Brooks could have been a rock singer like I went to his show in Vegas when he played all the covers that led him to the path to love. music and so he'd play. I read to Franklin and he's like, this song really inspired me as a kid and eventually

I wrote this song and then he'd go into his song just an acoustic guitar. It's one of the best things I've ever seen. Oh, that's cool. And that was a small Vegas one. So Garthbrook's going back on tour. That's our guy. That'd be fun. I probably won't go, but that'd be fun. Fox 59. It was fun

when we did go in Little Rock. Like that's one of my favorite concerts ever. Do you know why? Because you liked a road trip and we went as a group. You just want to be with friends. And we stopped at the gas station. We got snacks. See? We got gas. We stayed at a hotel.

We stayed at. We got late night food. The hotel we stayed at. Do you remember which one it was? Yeah, the one with the ducks. Yeah, the Peabody in Lutter Rock. We did. You didn't see the ducks?

No. Ducks walked on the elevator. I thought that's Memphis. Well, they have a Peabody in Memphis too. Oh, they do? And the ducks walked, it was over, and they went to the elevator. That's cool. One of them jumped up, hit the button with their nose, their beak, bink.

Quack, quack, went to their floor, went back to it. I'm not going to parent shame. I'm going to tell this story. I'm not going to parent shame. I never did really before. I don't now. I'm a parent. Don't shame me.

Now, this mom's going viral, and she's getting a lot of backlash. She threw an elaborate party to celebrate her baby's first tooth. Oh. Would anyone like to volunteer to shame? I mean, I don't get it. Seems like a lot.

I don't get it. I'll read you more. Photos shared online showed baby Jacob, seated in a high chair, surrounded by an extravagant blue floral display and a custom sign reading Jacob's first tooth. The florist behind the event defended it. The internet split.

Some angry. That's from the New York Post. I think it's great if you just want to do fun stuff and celebrate stuff. It doesn't matter what it. If it's baby's first poop, hey, you want to have a party? Let it rip.

I'm not going to get angry over it. The internet is always mad. I've found a new joy and people being irritated at me on the internet. about stuff. You like it? About opinions. I used to want to fight back and go,

no, let me explain why I'm right and you're wrong. I'm starting to find like this sense of, huh, they're kind of just idiots. I'm going to let them be. And it's engagement. And it's always engagement. So it lifts things up. So I'm finding like a new sense of enjoying that.

But it's cute. And it's for the mom. It's not even for the kid. The kid doesn't know. Yeah, I mean, the kid will know later, I guess, if they see videos. got a teething baby right now. That ain't that ain't fun. I'll let you guys know about it later.

Oh, please. We want to know. You guys haven't. But would you do something this dumb? No, I wouldn't. But if my wife said I want to have a party for, then what I know she wants to have a party for is just for the kid. She'll find a reason. Baby's first tooth. Baby's first sleep through the night. Yeah, whatever it is. I think this is just them wanting to have some sort of party with their kid. But I've not seen that. So shout out to them. I won't ever be someone who fully understands the elaborate, you know, first birthday, second birthday where it's like over the top.

Oh, for Billy's first birthday coming up, we've already rented Madison Square Garden. Let's go. Yeah, just in case you guys are wondering. I will come and support. Yeah. Well, nobody can know anything about it. So it's going to be completely secretive. You will not know what time or what day specifically.

You'll just get a note saying, be in New York on this day. okay all right so yeah I hear you but I think whenever it is some something that young it's for the parent sure yeah and I'm okay with that you like to throw a party and if you got an invitation that would you go hey I'm having a party for my baby's first tooth I'd be like you're not yeah it's so stupid because it's not about the first tooth it's about the baby and the love of the baby and the mom wants to have a party and you know rock it if you're gonna love your baby that much that you're going to do something goofy like this. I love it because you love your baby that much.

Yeah, but then again, it's also for you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's weird, but weird doesn't mean wrong. Right. And it's for you, but obviously she loves that baby. No, she loves herself. She loves herself. She likes having parties.

It's not about the baby. It's about herself. And she wants to show the baby to people. That's what I see too. It's someone who wants other people to come and see, I think Jacob is his name, and see Jacob. Yeah. I think we have an in-house example of the anger.

There it is. I saw the pictures. I saw the pictures. I saw the pictures. And it's so ridiculous. That's nicer than some weddings. Oh, really? The flower arrangements and the back.

I mean, it looks so ridiculous. I'm not arguing that it is not ridiculous. I'm just okay with ridiculous if it's out of love. It's not out of love. It's out of selfishness. But who cares? No, it's out of love. And also, who cares?

It doesn't hurt a single person. Right. And maybe it's also to have other babies to come over to. so babies can like hang out with each other. All you got to do is say, hey, why don't you have a play date? You don't have to have an elaborate florist come and put flowers up. You're exactly right. You know what?

You nailed it because you don't have to do any of this. I'm trying to figure out how he's saying it's selfish. I get if it's a party for them, yes, they're doing it for themselves, but we have parties for ourselves for lots of reasons. Does that make it selfish? She's making it trying to make it look like it's about the baby, but it's really about her. She wants to have a party, just have a party,

trying to put it as oh I love my baby let me do If you have a party maybe other people don't bring babies Oh my gosh right It's all about her She wanted to make sure people knew You could bring your baby Is it ridiculous? Yep

Yep Yeah now that I talk about it Do I like it? Yeah Do you don't? No you don't No you don't Let's go

Let's just love and share our kids are awesome If one of us did that though You'd be like What is wrong Exactly Now I'm thinking Bobby's gonna do it No I would think that's funny

Like you wanted to have a party to get everybody to come to see your baby. And also it's a way to get everybody over there at once so people aren't straggling and haven't met the baby yet. There's like 13 people to keep hitting us up. We still haven't met Billy. Oh, yeah. Imagine if we just had Billy's 18th poop party and just had everybody over at once. That would be awesome. I agree. Lunchbox. It is ridiculous and she didn't have to do it. But I don't mind it that it's ridiculous. And yeah, she didn't have to do it. It's fun. But congratulations to Jacob for his first tooth. We didn't say that. Jacob, congratulations, buddy. That's awesome. All right, call us 8, 7,

77 Bobby. I don't even care if it's about that. It can be about whatever. But hit us up. 877-77 Bobby. I'm going to go over to Brenda in San Antonio. We're talking about the mom who threw a party because her baby was having his first tooth. Okay, Brenda, your thoughts.

Hi, Bobby. What I thought about that was, I think it's fun, okay? But I'm sure a lot of people are kind of on the jealousy side. like, I can't afford to do anything like that, not even a simple little party, let alone, you know, a florist with blooms and flowers and yada and yada. So I think there's a jealousy angle in there for some people. And by some people, would you mean... You're the best you can for... I'm sorry, for lunchbox, I guess.

Are you talking about lunchbox specifically? No, I'm just saying in general. Got it. Because some people might just have a, you know, yay, my kid has the first tooth and take a picture. And that's all they can afford to do. But other people are looking at that thinking, man, she must have a lot of money that she can do all that and I can only afford a picture, which is nice. You know, you usually take a picture of your kid and post it, but, you know, it's kind of over the top for a first tooth. I don't think it's over the top for a first birthday.

But anyway. I completely understand where you're coming from, and I agree it is very over the top and pretty stupid, but I like it. I don't think stupid has to be bad. I don't know about the money thing. I think some people just look for a reason to be upset, especially on the internet. Some of it absolutely could be rooted in envy for sure. Like this is, it's a waste. Yeah.

I don't know that lunchbox is honestly jealousy. I don't think so either. That's not what I got when I was a kid. No, no, good point. Because if his parents had done it for him. Then he'd be demanding we all do it. He wouldn't be able to think, you guys don't do that? I just hate when people do stupid things, and this is a stupid thing.

and this is a stupid thing. It is so stupid. Who defines it as stupid? Me. I can agree with you. It feels pretty stupid. But also, it's fun to do stupid stuff sometimes. Yeah, like I don't get it.

Like I said, I don't get it at all. But I'm not mad at it. Actually, the more he hates it, the more I like it. I don't know why. The pendulum is swinging the other way. I'm really nervous you're going to throw Billy a party for her first tooth now. I'm not nervous. I'm excited for it.

And there's going to be like a petting zoo. No, it'd be all me. It'd be all selfish things that I like. Let's go to Kristen in Alabama. Hello. Kristen, you're on the show. Hey. Hey, how are you all?

We're doing pretty good. What do you want to say? Hi. So I was listening to the whole mom having an extravagant, first tooth, whatever. But what is it any different from any other marketing scheme out there? I mean, we have National Donut Day or we have for Indiversaries, I quit my job parties, vasectomy parties. Everybody, I mean, people bring light to those when they post them.

So why is it any different? I mean, we're not out there spending our money on this baby's first tooth if we don't want to. You're right. You don't have to go. And also, the one thing that I liked that she said was, yeah, dudes do, a vasectomy party. Yeah, that's weird too. It's weird when they make everybody touch it. You ever been to one?

No. They just get in the line? Yeah. Yeah, it's like, I just got this. Everybody look at it, touch it. And that part of the party is weird to me. But I do it. And I got invited, so I do it.

What is today, by the way? What's the national day for today? Because there's always a day. It's national video game day. Oh, okay, good. So are there deals on video games? No, I think they just make up a day. Oh, you just play.

Yeah, but I mean, if you're in the video game business, you know it's national video game day, and you probably do promote a deal. Just like on Donut Day, there's a thing. Yeah, I bet. I bet video game. companies, right? It's also National Blueberry Day in case you guys are wondering.

Oh, that's cool. Oh, it's National Freezer Pop Day, too? Isn't it really? Yeah. There's that many. Some shows build their whole shows around what the day is. I actually don't mind that as content. I subscribe to an email thing that gives me all the days.

Oh, good. Maybe I'm wrong. I used to love that. We did something similar to that. We also used to do this day in history, and I miss that. I don't mind those. But what happens is after about the 30 year of doing it, you just feel like you're doing repeat Joe's.

And for a very quick segment. Like there are certain things that we don't do because they do feel a little corny. And then we don't use, I did in the weeds episode in this, we don't use fake callers, like actor callers. A lot of shows do the actor callers for bits. That's crazy. Like War the Roses or Second Date update, that type stuff. Well, I feel like on those when you're listening, you can tell when he's like. You can't, though.

What? If you don't know, you just think it's real. Okay, I could tell. Like one time I was listening to War the Roses. Don't say what show. I don't say what show. Okay, good. And I'll just say

there was a husband and a wife or a boyfriend girlfriend, they were both on the line. And the way they were going back and forth, I was like, this is so obvious to me that they are not a real couple. And this is a script. But people were calling in, like, commenting on it.

You know, the reason why we never did it, and this is way, way, way back in the day is because we couldn't afford to pay the cost to hire the, we had no money. There was no money. I'm not better than. Dan it for Also, why would you need to pay somebody

When back in the day we had Crazy Alley. I know, rest in peace. Yeah. Crazy Alley was a caller? Yeah, but I bet people probably thought she was not fake, but she was very real. And she died. And she died.

Really? Yep. And she died. And rest in peace. Oh, man. She's probably our first most known massive caller. And when she would call in, we'd play.

There was music. And then we'd get her free tickets to everything. That's cool. Yeah. Oh, man. I've thought about her in a while. Rest and peace, crazy, Allie. Okay, call us if you want.

877, 77, Bobby. I want to grab this call from Debbie, who is on right now. Hey, Debbie. I just wanted to comment about the woman who had the party for her baby that was kind of extravagant. But we just don't know, right? We don't know the situation. What if she wasn't able to have kids and all of a sudden now she's got this precious baby, so she's going to celebrate everything that she can?

Or maybe she has cancer and she knows her time's limited. And so she goes above and beyond. But that's the way she wants to celebrate with her child while she still has time. I mean, we just don't know. It's easy to judge, but we just don't know. I think the overarching point you're making is great just generally with public. We never know what people are going through. On this story specifically, I think if that were the case, she'd probably said it because she was getting railed pretty good.

I think she's just crazy. I like it. But you're right. Debbie, I completely agree with you. just generally speaking, we don't know what the crap is going on in people's lives. And we rush to make comments about it, good or bad, because we don't know. And you know the one that sticks to me so much is the actor from Black Panther? Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Chadwick Bozeman. Chadwick Bozeman. And he had lost a lot of weight and people were going at him hard. Oh, look at you. You're on Ozempic. Oh, what's wrong with this guy? He had cancer.

He just didn't want to share it with anybody. And he ended up dying. I think about that a lot. Yeah, that's why it's good not to comment on people's bodies. In general, though, I do like this. This filter is already helping me. Like, I'm thinking about how I don't understand the lavish parties for one and two-year-olds. And now using this filter, this caller just gave us, it's like, oh, well, maybe those people that throw those big parties, what if they didn't get to have parties when they were little?

And this is their way of making up for something and then, you know? Yeah, probably they're just attention seekers. But, you're right, it could be. You're right. You're right. Absolutely. I mean, again, it doesn't upset me. I just, I don't ever understand it.

And I think that's the key, too. There are things to be upset about. Yeah. This is not one of them. This is not something to weigh seven seconds writing a comment about negatively. Is it stupid? Yeah. If it's just her doing it.

But again, stupid doesn't have to be bad. That's fun. Sometimes stupid's awesome. I would imagine people that's time. This whole show is stupid. Speaking of. People that write long comments about stuff like this. Like they're probably in a lot of people's comments, commenting out about a lot of things.

Like this is how they spend a lot of their time. Yeah, because they can get feedback, interaction. People that agree with them. They have a community, kind of. It's an ugly, mean community, but still attention. Yeah. Debbie, you brought up a great point, and I appreciate you calling and sharing that with us. Thank you.

All right. Have a great day. Have a good day. Bye. All right, voice males. Hey, Bobby. Hey, Bobby Bone Show. My name is Laura.

and I just have a question about the games. When you ask for the answer and they just write down their answers, do they have to show you their answer? Do you just trust it? Everybody's telling the truth that they wrote down, what they say they wrote down. I've just always been curious. Bye.

I trust them unless it looks suspicious and then I say, show me your work. So they have to write it down in case they get called upon to show. That would be that. With, like, me, Lunchbox and Morgan, we kind of have a, we can look over and see if they're cheating or not. I don't ever look at anybody's paper. I'm not like that. Eddie, maybe you do it.

Yeah, sometimes. If Morgan hesitates, I check to make sure she wrote down that answer. Amy holds up her paper and there are 63 things written on it from all show long, so we never know really which one's the answer. But yes, that's how I want a game working because that's what's up. All right, next up. I watched maternal instincts and that killed me. but voicemails to Isabel, ugly crying all the way. So, gee, thanks, guys.

Love the show. So voicemails to Isabel, you guys, both Amy and Morgan, watch that. Yeah, but I was recommending that as a palate cleanser to maternal instincts. But it's a different kind of feeling at the end, right? Yes, like if you feel, you're going to feel awful after maternal instinct, and you're going to feel warm and fuzzy after voicemails to Isabel. Yeah, you'll just also cry a little bit too. All the emotions.

Is it sad, though? Yes. Yeah. But it's not... That's not a pallet cleanser. But it's like a love story. It's not shocking and you can't believe it happened. Yeah.

It's kind of like... It's sweet. Is it true? No. Okay. Because maternal instincts was a love story too. I'm very... You're more loving than that.

I agree. It's a loving story of all. Can I ask one question about that? You just did. How dumb is that, dude? I really don't. Oh, Wade. Yeah, and I don't want to say much more because I don't want to insinuate anything else about it.

But yes. In case other people we're going to watch. Yeah, Eternal Instinct on Netflix. Yeah, I'm with you. So dumb. I'm with you. I have other thoughts, but, yep, I'm with you. Thank you guys.

There you go. A couple of voicemails for you. 877, 77 Bobby, if you guys want to hop in. Hey, something else. I think it was Eddie. Oh, it was the number 10 episode of last month. I did all the top 10 episodes of the Bobby Bone Show in June. I don't know if you guys saw it on my Instagram story.

You were in Puerto Rico. No, yeah. So I do it every month. Okay. So we'll go through and we'll track all the data, streams, downloads from the podcast. And the top 10 episodes of June, do you guys care to hear them? Yeah. Oh, am I the only one?

Amy's probably seen them. I saw the posts. Yeah, so number one, we say goodbye to something after 20. years. Number two, Bobby's embarrassing on stage moment. I don't even know what that was. On stage? Also, would we say by to? What stage? Ray's car. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that was... Number three,

that tease got me. Yeah, it's like, oh. Why did Bobby say no to Scuba Steve? That was June 13th. Cupple Custody Agreement after IVF mix-up. Remember we fought about who should get the baby? Yes. June 8th, what's real on the show, what's not, and the moments that nearly ended at all? Number six, June 5th, Bobby's

Big Family News. Number seven, Ramundo and Scuba's road trip drama. That's great. Number eight, celebrity couples where the wife has more money. Number nine, listeners uncovered Amy's personal life. That was the number nine episode. What was that? Divorce?

What the hell? I think we announced it. Our listeners know this. All of it's true, but we tried to really spice it up. So you're interested by the head. It's so good. We don't even remember. We don't lie about it. Tell me more about my personal life.

And Mike is the greatest at it. And Michael write all these teases. And it's all true, but I don't remember. That's from June 11th. June 12th, sorry, June 12th. What do you see? It says a listener, oh,

okay, I got it, got it. A listener called in. Man, Mike keeps notes on everything, guys. It's crazy. He sits when it was his birth? day I put a post up and I was like the guy knows where all the bodies are buried like he's got it all a listener called in that we missed something that Amy slipped up on and revealed something in her personal life how did we miss this so what did you what did listeners pick up on good question about your personal life right that I slipped up on did I say from June I find the day so not even a month

ago, huh? June 12th. Now we're just stumped. Amy said. The June 12th show. But somebody called in. If you were, Mike has notes on every show. Here we go.

Okay. I got it. I don't have it. Mike has it because he keeps notes on every show, every segment we ever do. Give us a hint. A voicemail is the one because it says a listener uncovered Amy's personal life. It's from a listener. It's from a voicemail.

It started with a voicemail. Okay. That was a hint. No, no, we knew that already. We need one more hint. something to do with her ex can you go back to what you just had up there

there we go yeah I'm gonna say it all there's really no more hits I can give a caller on and I don't know if we even have this voicemail still on Amy getting back with her ex-husband what but that didn't happen

but was it about to drive to Stevenson's game was that in June that was in May I think and we talked about that. Yeah, but she came in and talked about it. I was saying he didn't want to ride with me. I got to drive myself. I mean, we were going the same location. Okay, here we go. Here we go. The voicemailer said, I'm just going to read the voicemail for us to track through the system.

Yeah, that's fine. Thought it was interesting. You guys let something slip under the rug when you were talking about Florida Georgia Line getting back together. And Amy says, I love it when people get back together. She misses her ex. See you guys. Got it. That's funny. Wow. They thought you sang. that was you. Me saying, yeah, like I love a good redemption story. I love it when people get back together. Like you want to get back together. Maybe not your ex-husband, either.

Maybe your ex-boyfriend. Who knows? Yeah. But that's what we talked about. That was number nine. Number 10 was Eddie's upset we weren't invited to a celebs house. Oh, yeah. Taylor Swift.

I don't remember that one because that's so dumb. No, it's not dumb. Have you seen the post now from everyone that was there? Yeah. I knew they were going there. Yeah, but some people I was also like, wait what? They invited a bunch of random program directors. Because she had that song coming out from Toy Story that was a country song.

I get it. And the pictures are like, she's so like, oh, these are my friends. I could have had a picture like that. You weren't invited. I know. I know. And that makes me mad. We should have totally been invited.

Why? You have nothing to do with music. We would talk about the new song. No, you don't pick music. But we would still talk about it. It doesn't matter. Unless you're a program director picking a playlist. Because there were people from like mid to small markets are.

program directors there. I know small markets. No, you're hating when I'm not. I'm respecting. I'm with you. Have you seen the pictures lunchbox? No, I don't want to look at them. I'm respecting it. She just, she's great. She's the greatest politician ever. And so she had people come over that pick playlists and was like, I'm going to play the song for you before it came out. It was the Toy Story 5 song. I knew it. I knew you. We don't talk about it. Well, we do. No, we don't. We don't. She used to do this a lot with program directors with her other music too. Yeah. We don't promote music that we don't get to hear. But if, look, if there were, if they're like one person can come from the show, Amy would go. No, but, but, like there

was zero percent chance you guys would go. It doesn't need to be one person. They invited like 50 people. Yes, but one person from each place. You came in one. There were like four from here. Maybe three. From what? From our building. It's different if you live in Nashville. Right. And we live in Nashville. Which three? Because I don't know exactly what you're talking about, But from the ones I saw post, they're all involved in programming music. No, I get it. They're not a part of a morning show. You have nothing to do with anything at all that affects that.

You can't even choose to talk about it. I have to say, okay, we're going to talk about it, and then you guys get to jump in. You can't even choose to talk about it. You're not helping my case. I'm just saying there's no reason for you to be there or be upset. To hang out with Taylor? Now, if that's what you want to do, that's a whole different story. Just hang out with Taylor.

Then hit him up. Be like, hey, does anybody come hang out with Taylor? She's not here a lot, but maybe. And then everyone, like, couldn't talk about it. Oh, we did something so cool last night. We can't talk about it. But we knew. I think I even said.

That's a little frustrating. Yes. But you, oh, because you knew about it. I didn't sign an NDA. You weren't invited. I didn't sign an NDA. Or you invited? I didn't sign an NDA.

So dumb. Not one person from our show invited. That's crazy. Like, I don't care about all that other stuff. I didn't sign an NDA. I didn't sign an NDA. Why do you keep yelling that? Because he kept saying nobody from our show was invited.

That's not true. Got it. Loud and clear. I'm not going to sign an NDA. I wouldn't even sign it when the Randy Travis... Oh, you're saying you were invited. No, I'm saying nothing. No, he didn't sign an NDA.

I didn't sign an NDA. Remember when Randy Travis was doing the... Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I was like, I'm not signing anything for this stuff. So why do you do that? Is that kind of just like, you don't tell me what to do? No, I don't want to sign an NDA. Nothing is worth me having to sign and keep my mouth shut about it if I don't care about it to begin with.

Got it. I'm going to start doing that. Well, I would have signed the NDA. Yeah, it had been fun. Yeah, it had been fun. And you should have. You should have been great. I don't know.

I don't know. I don't want to sign an NDA for anything. I don't want to know part of it. I don't want to know because I don't want to mess up also and say something. And I'm not that interested in it. Yeah. Not her stuff. I'm saying even the Randy Travis when he came out with the AI,

Randy Travis song. I was like, guys, I'm not signing the NDA because I don't want to know. I'll know what everybody else can know. I don't want to have inside information. Yeah, and I signed it and I knew. I don't like inside information. That was kind of cool. Knowing something that everyone didn't know for like, what, a week? That was pretty awesome. That's pretty cool. Good for you. I have no interest in knowing things unless it's really about me. That's what it was about. I don't want to know stuff. sometimes I find out about stuff and I'm like, I didn't want to know that. Because now

I have to one, not say anything about it. And two, I don't like how I feel because I know that because I'm kind of annoyed by it. Not that, not the Taylor song. That you know? But other, no, just the stuff that I'm supposed to. Like there's other stuff.

There's not supposed to not know that I do know. Like, I know stuff you guys don't even know I know. And I'm annoyed by it. But I'm like, I don't even, I wish I didn't even know it. And then I want to talk to somebody about it or I want to talk to Bobby about it, but then you don't want to talk about it, because then if you talk to Bobby about it,

or then you say it, and then Bobby's like, well, can I ever trust Amy with anything anymore? But what are you talking about? Because he's talking about things that he knows about. I'm talking about stuff I know about. I'm not even talking about NDA stuff. I'm talking about it.

They're just stuff I don't want to know about. And when I hear about it, I'm like, my life is worse now because I know this. Yeah, I know that. I don't want to know it. I know you don't. Yeah. I'm good on not knowing stuff.

Uh-huh. There's stuff I want to know, and I read books to know that stuff. I normally don't care about knowing stuff unless you guys do your little like Amy, I just texted you. Yeah, that's fun. No, that's fun. I like to do that.

That's really annoying. Yeah, no, that's fun. That's on purpose, though. That's on purpose. Okay. Eddie, that was the number 10 episode, though. Wow, look at that. We made the list.

It ended up being Taylor's... Taylor's house. Yeah. Is there a condo? You know what? Living, living area. Living quarters. How about that?

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