The Bobby Bones Show - We're Forced To Try Foods We Hate! + Amy Reveals A Secret About Bobby + Why Did Amy Jump In The Pool With All Her Clothes On?!

Episode Date: September 10, 2020

We're all forced to eat the foods we hate. Amy's back in studio with an explanation as to why she wasn’t on the show yesterday. She also reveals a secret about Bobby finally saying “I love you” ...to his girlfriend. Plus, she also talks about what lead her to jump in the pool with all her clothes on! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:02:57 Thank you. Looking at some notes here. I just got a note. I guess everybody's doing the cardboard cutouts now for their thing. Because Arkansas just sent me one in the stands. Hey, you're going to be a cardboard cutout in the stands? Nice. You know where you're going to be?
Starting point is 00:03:10 No. But it's a cool gift, not just Arkansas, but you can be wherever. Because I'm in Tampa Bay Reyes. I'm there. Because our station there in Tampa. We're at the Tennessee Titans games because we took them for them. But it's a cool gift. It's like your husband or boyfriend or brother.
Starting point is 00:03:25 Yeah, it's a good idea. put them out there because they love the team or whatever because I think you're there all season. Yeah, it's a fun thing. This one is hog cutouts. But anyway, I just was reading a note about that. Also, I wrote an article for Sounds Like Nashville because Dancing with the Star starts on Monday
Starting point is 00:03:43 and they were like, hey, write an article giving your tips and how to win the show. So I wrote it and it was all good and I sent it off. And one part I put like, hey, I was Carol Baskin on my season, except I didn't possibly kill my husband. And they came back and they're like, hey, maybe you shouldn't put this. that and I was like, no, if you want me to write.
Starting point is 00:03:58 Yeah, let me be me. I said, fix typos, but don't fix creative. And so, you don't think that was bad, do you? No, because that's what everybody says. Yeah. Where you put in there, but I didn't possibly kill my husband. Yeah, and you didn't say... I said, I'm the Seasons Carol Baskin.
Starting point is 00:04:15 You could say, you said possibly like allegedly, you didn't say guilty. Because everyone thinks like that kind of stuff. Oh, Bobby doesn't believe it. I don't think she did. Right, you don't. And maybe even written that later in the story. Yeah. And while I don't think she actually I think that article will go up Monday on Sounds Like Nashville. I got a note here from someone that goes, hey, this is what they asked.
Starting point is 00:04:35 You've traveled a lot for your upcoming TV show and doing comedy tours the past few years. What do you think of the three most beautiful must-visit places in the United States? I thought that was a good question. That is a good question. I'm blessed that until this job, I never traveled anywhere. But now this job sometimes forces me, sometimes allows me to go to really great places. So I made a list here. In no order.
Starting point is 00:04:59 Number three. Well, I said no order. Then Ray hits me with that three. Okay, that's fine. And number three, I would put Boston. Beautiful. So great. It's so cool.
Starting point is 00:05:10 It's old school. A lot of colonial history there. Temple streets. And if you don't like that, just go to the current part of town. It's move. It's hustling. It's bustling. Or it's super calm by the water.
Starting point is 00:05:24 The food is great. The seafood is. just fantastic. The people to me I love because they are in your face a bit, but there's a real honest feeling about Boston. And fall, beautiful in the fall. Oh yeah, and spring. But fall leaves. Winter, I'm out. It's cold. And lots of snow. But I would say Boston is at number three. I love every time we go up there or I go up there for any reason whatsoever. Just as, even once, Eddie and I went didn't have jackets, I don't think. And then we stood outside meeting people for like an hour after the show and it was like
Starting point is 00:05:57 October, November. Freaking cold. That's number three. I'm going to put, I recently got to go into the mountains of Montana, deep into the mountains. And I was cut off from everything. And I never feel like I'm the guy that wants to go for a real hike like up a mountain.
Starting point is 00:06:17 But it was just so large and picturesque that I was like, man, I sure where Caitlin was here. We'd go hike that mountain. That I'd never. been into Montana before. That to me, I would say going into Montana, we flew into Bozeman and drove like four hours west. We were in the big national forest there. It was amazing.
Starting point is 00:06:39 The mountains are so big. Black Butte was the big mountain where we were and is pretty freaking cool. So I put that at number two. Number one. I hope you guys don't think this is a cliche. And I never got to go as a kid, but going to Washington, D.C. and seeing all the monuments if you've never seen them. Good one. You're just like, holy crap, this is all the stuff I've seen from TV. And then you actually learn while you're there too. Yeah, I went as an adult.
Starting point is 00:07:06 That's what you think. I'm like, if I could come here as a kid to learn school, be so amazing. Because I went as an, that's probably 34 when I went the first time. And as an adult, maybe it just weighed more on me. I was like, wow, these are where the people that made all the decisions that made me stand right here. It was fantastic. So that's what I would put. DC is also a pretty cool town.
Starting point is 00:07:28 Like we spend a lot of our time in northern Virginia and touring up there, which is close to D.C. Like you can go to Alexandria. Yeah. I guess also, though, we played the Warner Theater many times right next to the White House. But I would say D.C. is at number one if you've never seen the monuments. If you've seen the monuments, eh, maybe not for you. Would they have like air and space museum? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:07:48 There's a lot of museums. Yeah, there's a lot of that. Holocaust Museum. Yes. So those are my top three there. And thank you for that question. I didn't put that in the show. I thought it was a little self-serving,
Starting point is 00:07:59 but I thought it was a fun thing to talk about if you're looking to go and find somewhere to make a trip to. And Montana, D.C., those two more so in COVID, you could probably actually still have fun there. Boston, maybe not as much because you want to go see things and be inside of places. That's probably limited.
Starting point is 00:08:19 But D.C., a lot of it's outside. Montana is all outside. There's nobody forever and ever and ever. So, all right, solve that. Let's see. Oh, quickly. Ray's bet. Ray's going to guarantee a victory here.
Starting point is 00:08:34 And I just want to make sure we put this on the air. He's got NFL, week one. Yeah. He's going to guarantee a victory here. So what's the story? So I have an insider in Indianapolis, and he really knows the Colts very, very well. Is it at Overton?
Starting point is 00:08:46 No, different guy. Okay. Similar circles, though. And they play the Jacksonville Jaguars this weekend. He guarantees it from stuff He knows that it gives a lot of info that we don't know. The average man, this is advanced info that they have. Sabre metrics, numbers, analytics, all that stuff.
Starting point is 00:09:05 The Colts are going to win by two touchdowns over the Jaguars. To win the bet, they only have to win by eight. But he says they're going to win by two scores. It ain't going to be close. Are you putting money on it? Absolutely. Football is finally back. I've been waiting all summer for this.
Starting point is 00:09:18 Can I give you money to put on it for me? Yes. Are you sure? I mean, unless it's a huge amount. because of conversions because now you have to put stuff through Bitcoin. Am I ever going to get it back if I win? You get it in two days.
Starting point is 00:09:34 So you know out of all the games happening this weekend, that is the most favored by Las Vegas? No, I don't. I haven't. So, I mean, they are the most favorite team of this weekend to win. Ray. So good call, Ray. But it's a spread that you're trying to cover.
Starting point is 00:09:50 He's not saying to win. I mean, a spread's tough to hit regardless. I don't care who you bet none, who's a favorite or not. All right, Ray Mundo. I'm going to send you $250. What? Yeah!
Starting point is 00:10:01 Are you going to bet it for me? Of course. What's the line right now? It was minus eight pre-show research. I'm just double checking that it's still at that. Do you know? If I lose, no, this is a guarantee. Are you sure?
Starting point is 00:10:16 Well, no, I'll tell you what he's going to do. He won't bet it. No, I will bet it. It's minus eight still. And if you lose the bet, he will keep the money. And if he wins it, he will find a way to pay you your money. No. Yes, he will. He's done this. He's the bookie. He's the bookie. That's the dumbest thing you can do because then you're rooting against your buddy and you could also lose money and you're rooting for absolutely nothing just to be greedy. Should I send this to you? Are you going to bet it? Will you send me the betting slip? I will.
Starting point is 00:10:43 All right, Ray, sent. I tell you what, put 240 for me in tens for your betting fee. Nice. It's a good deal. 240. If I lose this, you're not. It's a lock. Show me the betting slip later. I will. Anyone else want to hop into that action? No. No. What do you bet? What's your site?
Starting point is 00:11:08 Bo Vada for now, but things are switching over in the next couple weeks. It's going to be legal here in Tennessee. You think? It is. It is. No way. Online gambling. She's got real.
Starting point is 00:11:21 No. Oh, I'm like the Kool-Aid man. Boom. I'm back. We no longer have to use offshore betting. Well, that's why I don't do it. It just feels too fishy. It is fishy.
Starting point is 00:11:31 Wow. They're going to be betting? Like when I bet, I give my credit card number and the charge comes back as like Joe's sandwich shopping jersey. I'm like, that's weird. That's so weird. Yeah, baby. Come on.
Starting point is 00:11:46 I'll have more fun with it, though, if it's legal. And I can, like, do it on my phone, like an app, right? It'll usually be you go into a bar and you can do it with their Wi-Fi, their strict Wi-Fi, but then they'll also be websites, which will lead to apps. What do you mean? You go into bars and use their Wi-Fi. Use your home Wi-Fi. Because they've done all the permits that they need to do so that they're allowed to do sports gambling.
Starting point is 00:12:07 But you can't do it at home on your own Wi-Fi? You will be with some of these. But what they're going to do is one of the first things they're doing is where you go to bars. And that brings people in. That's how you get paid out. So those will lead to the quicker payouts, most likely. But yes, you can do it on your home with the Wi-Fi. All right.
Starting point is 00:12:20 I bet $240. I expect $480. Absolutely. And when they win Sunday, I expect it by the next Sunday. So not like his Trump bet. We've got to wait until the end of the football season. No, no, no, we're not doing Trump Part 2. All right, let's get going here.
Starting point is 00:12:39 Yeah, you're looking at like $458. Nice. And it's Colts minus 8. Yep. All right. Amy, that means the Colts have to win by 8 points. Sports betting, I don't. If the Colts win by 9 points, I win.
Starting point is 00:12:55 Okay. The money. If they win by 7, he loses. Yes. I need the Colts to win by 9 points. Go Colts. Thank you very much. All right, that's it.
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Starting point is 00:16:38 Hey, guys. Welcome to Thursday's show. Morning studio. Morning. Amy's back. She was gone for one day. Yes. A little COVID precaution.
Starting point is 00:16:58 She called and goes, hey, I didn't say which kid was sick or anything specific. I thought that was your own business. Yeah. Well, we can see. say. Okay, go ahead. So she's her daughter was sick and she said she's coughing, she got stomach issues. What do you want me to do? This is in the evening before the show the next day.
Starting point is 00:17:13 And I was like, I'd tell you what I don't want you to do is come in. Like I don't think you have it, COVID, but. Yeah, I mean, I felt totally fine. But she was not going to go to school. So therefore I felt like out of respect for all of you, I needed to let you know her update. And I said out of respect to everybody else, we don't come in. Right. And so she got a test. She got it back in like 12 hours.
Starting point is 00:17:35 And it wasn't even a, she didn't even pay like, really? My friend told me where to go. So another mom at the school, she gets tested all the time. So I knew she had like the hookup. And I said, hey, I need to get me and Stasheera tested, ASAP. And she said, this is where I go. And so we went. Was it a hookup?
Starting point is 00:17:54 No. Oh, just a place. Yeah, it's a drive-through. And it says that it could take three hours, but she told me she, she, I mean three days. Three days, sorry. Three days, correct. She said that she's gone multiple times
Starting point is 00:18:04 and she always has it back within 24 hours. They couldn't guarantee me that, but... Nice. I had Amy before the show. I woke up at like three. And I was like, hey, what's the deal? She was like, I got a negative test loss and I'm ready to go.
Starting point is 00:18:16 So here she is. All right. Here I am. Just safety precaution. We're not trying to spread this thing. Oh, I agree. I was... Quick question.
Starting point is 00:18:25 Nervous. If a vaccine comes out late October, you hopping on it? I don't know. I'm so torn on this because I don't know what it will do. I have friends that are super adamant that they will not touch it or give it to their kids. And then I'm like, man. That would be weird.
Starting point is 00:18:43 Do they trust other vaccines? I don't, yeah. The reason I ask October is because they're rushed trying to rush one before the election. I don't like that. No, right. I would like, I want assurance that other people have used it for a long time and we feel safe with it. That may be a year from now then for you. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:19:00 then I also have this other side of me that says, oh, I need to trust what they're going to put out and I would love to see my dad. Like that would be awesome. Here's my thing. If one is put out before the election, I'm going to wait because I feel like it was rushed as a tool. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:19:18 If one comes out in January, February, hit me with the baby. I'll be first in line because that's just a vaccine that they've developed over time they feel good about and let's go. Like put it in all my hole. Stab me everywhere. I want to be fully vaccinated. Yeah. I am so, I'm so pro vaccine, except for if one comes out before the election, I'm going to hold off on it for a bit.
Starting point is 00:19:38 Yeah. Because I do feel like that's probably a bit hastily put out. Well, Eddie, you? I think it's a little rushed. That's what I worry about is just the rush and the, you know, the clinic trials that usually vaccines take like forever and never to make sure long-term stuff doesn't happen. We don't know any of that. So it's as scary as getting Corona to me, you know, like. Interesting. Not me. That would shut down full productions because of vaccines. I'll get the vaccine and just be like, I'm good. Let's keep going.
Starting point is 00:20:05 Yeah. It's a little worrisome to me. Yeah, the world's an interesting place right now. Very much so. It's weird. I don't even remember what it was like to go out and there'd be a big crowd. Oh, gosh. Yeah, I've gotten used to it now.
Starting point is 00:20:16 I kind of thought, I thought, okay, if I've got coronavirus, well, we're just going to have to stay in our house for 14 days or however long it is. I'm not going to be able to leave. And I was like, well, this suddenly does not seem that weird to me. Like I've had time to acclimate and get used to it all these months. Here I am. Lock me up. Well, we're glad you don't have it.
Starting point is 00:20:35 Yeah, me too, me too. Amy doesn't know what's happening today, though. And now she's being included. What's happening? Because I hit her up on the sly. Because what we're doing today is we're seeing if as adults our taste buds have changed. Is that why you texting me that? I don't want to eat it.
Starting point is 00:20:50 You have to. No. Did we pick the same thing? Yes. You too did. I figured we did. So we all have things that we absolutely hate. and I asked everybody, them not knowing what was going to happen.
Starting point is 00:21:01 I hate peanut butter. I don't think I've ever in my life had a spoonful of peanut butter. I'm going to eat a spoonful of peanut butter coming up. You're going to eat olives. Eddie's going to eat olives. Lunchbox is going to eat broccoli. Morgan's going to eat celery. And Ramundo is going to eat tomatoes.
Starting point is 00:21:15 Tomatoes. Oh my gosh. Y'all got off easy. We have to eat the olives. I love the olives. All of those other food is fine. No, I like all your foods. I just don't.
Starting point is 00:21:25 That's the point of it. all. That'll happen later on. Okay. You missed a big show yesterday. Oh, what happened? Well, I finally told everybody here on the show that I told Caitlin I loved her. Oh, I knew that, though. You knew? I know. That's what I was telling him, too.
Starting point is 00:21:41 But, I mean, you and I hadn't talked about it. That's what I was irritated about. Oh, why? Well, he was sharing, like, a tender moment with us, and it was just us dudes, you know? Well, that's fair, too. Well, this is what happened. I got a voicemail about it, and she said, hey, I saw in your Instagram story, you were talking about it. And I said, yes.
Starting point is 00:21:56 And so I'm talking and it's me, Ray, Eddie, lunchbox, Mike D. And I'm like, and they're looking at me like, bro, bro. This is a huge deal. It is. So, and you also weren't here. But here was the thing is that, so, you know, I've never said that to anybody in my life. And I say it to Caitlin. And I didn't get to tell Amy because she runs and tells Amy immediately.
Starting point is 00:22:22 I think I was the first person she called. But here's why. Probably because, you wouldn't know why? Okay. Because we had had multiple conversations about her loving you, but not saying it. And if she should for sure wait for you to say it. And what did you advise her? Yes.
Starting point is 00:22:48 You told her to wait? Yeah. Yes. Did you also say it would be a long, long time? Guys, I knew he loved her. Yeah, I knew he loved her, but I didn't want him to get something. I never, I didn't want to mess with it at all. I didn't, you know the one thing, like, she could suddenly be like, you know what,
Starting point is 00:23:04 I love you. And who knows what that would do to you? You might be like, I'm out. Never mind. I don't know. Even though I knew you loved her. It just is a sensitive thing. And I thought, you know what?
Starting point is 00:23:14 You can wait. I mean, we went hiking me, my husband, her, and Stevenson. We were all talking about it. What, your husband's been in on this, too? No, no, not, not totally. He just would kind of, he kind of piped in at the end that he never told me he loved me until he proposed. Oh, and then she, after I tell her, she was like, be honest. Were you going to wait?
Starting point is 00:23:37 Were you going to wait? Were you going to wait and do like Ben? Oh, oh, that's where that came from. Yeah. So no, you weren't. But I, I think, that's why I think she just wanted some sort of affirmation that being patient would be worth it. And I would encourage it. Wait, I don't know if you're mad at me for that.
Starting point is 00:23:55 I was trying my best. No, no, I don't care at all. I think it's great. However, I just think now she's your friend. You're supposed to be my friend. There's just a... Well, you didn't call me to say, I love Caitlin, but I'm scared to tell her. Like, you didn't...
Starting point is 00:24:07 She came to me. You could have called. You said, hey, me, can we go on a hike? I got something that I would never do that. Okay. If I called you, let me ask you a question. If I called you, I don't know, Sunday. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:20 Say, Amy, hey, you might go on a little nature walk with you? me, I guess something pretty important, I want to run by you. That's what she does? Right. But what would you think if I said that to you? I would say, okay, what time? I'll meet there. That's what friends are for.
Starting point is 00:24:33 That is so uncharacteristic of me to be. I would just text you. Yeah. Yeah, but you did, like, that's, yeah, I don't want you to feel weird about it, but that's where we are with the. I am 95% happy. You guys are close. There's just 5% that's annoying.
Starting point is 00:24:48 I get it. 5% it's like, you're supposed to be my friend. Okay. And also you like our better too. I'm losing everything. That's not true, but we have more in common. Like we like to go on hikes and talk about all the things. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:02 And, you know, you have a little Bible study group now. Yeah. I need that. We haven't, I was supposed to come to your house today, actually, for it. But the other girl, we're not very good at scheduling. Yeah. You know, I feel like we have a text, and we have it on the calendar. And then suddenly one of us would be like, wait, I was confused.
Starting point is 00:25:21 I don't have that on my. my calendar. So we have, we missed like three weeks because of calendar confusion. So next week, you're hosting. That's what I hear in my house. So anyway, you weren't here that I got brought up yesterday. It's a huge, huge, it is a huge huge. I didn't get to hear how you shared it or how you, I mean, I know from her. I told the guys that went gross. And they all farted and we hit the imaging to get out of the bit. No, but I mean, are you, how do you feel? Great. Because I haven't gotten to talk to you about that part. You just feel great. What do you mean? Just feel. great. Great's about as great as you can feel it's the greatest. It's the word that's...
Starting point is 00:25:55 Yeah, but you said it nonchalant. Like, great. I do feel great. It's been a while now since I've said it, but I do, I did feel it. It was hard to actually physically say it. Yeah. Even though I felt it. And then you can make it make it out. Okay. So you say it like every day now? Yeah. Sometimes he'll say it. Oh, this is what I hear. No way. Really? Hey, what's happening here? Wow. Amy's falling secrets. No, no. Okay. Okay. Amy and Eddie. I've been, I know longer. Amy and Eddie. I've been. been my best friend of my life forever. It's now just Eddie. Nature wants. Because Amy has now gone over to the other side. I heard that he'll leave the room and be like
Starting point is 00:26:31 just not leave the house but he's leaving the room and he's like, love you. Oh my goodness. Like he's going to the kitchen. That's normal though. It's cute. I love it. I'll say this and I'm not saying you're wrong. I know. What I'm saying is I know that she likes to be
Starting point is 00:26:48 told that. So why is it bad if she likes to hear that? And I tell her whenever she likes to hear it. I love it. I'm not letting, you're laughing, and you guys are laughing, and there's nothing to laugh about. Because we love you. I'm proud of it. You should be proud of it.
Starting point is 00:27:03 You say it every minute of the day, bones. Yeah. You haven't said it your whole life, dude. Get it going. You got to catch up. Do you say it when you end a phone call? We don't talk. Who talks on the phone?
Starting point is 00:27:16 Never mind. What is it, 1988? When do you leave the house? Or when you leave the house? Leave a voice memo because you do that. No, but no, we don't really voice memo. I mean, we're, um, leave the house, sure. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:28 Yeah. I try to say it as much as possible because I know she likes it. I don't, and then this, isn't what we try to do? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. We try to make people feel loved in different ways. And she likes it through words. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:39 I like it through when she makes me oatmeal in the morning. It's early. Like, it's a big deal that she gets up before the show on the year. Yeah, your acts of service. So, okay. People on Instagram, Facebook saying stuff? Yes. Everybody's being very kind.
Starting point is 00:27:51 Nice or mean? All kinds, which is a good thing for our page, though. I don't understand how we have such a fun, mostly positive. We're not fake positive, but mostly positive show. Yet you go over to our Facebook page, and it's the jungle. You don't know if a lion's going to get you from the side. You don't know if a machete wielding, you just don't know. We were talking about love in the last segment, and Raymond goes,
Starting point is 00:28:21 Hey, I have a secret about two artists and country music that may be in love. Ray Mundo's country music secrets. What do you have? Yeah, so I was on Instagram, and this could be a budding romance that nobody really knows about. So this one country musician was out west in California at a very beautiful type place. And then another country artist, a female, commented on this beautiful place. That's really beautiful. I've always wanted to go there.
Starting point is 00:28:49 And it's really just a comment, but it's also kind of saying, that that country artist is maybe beautiful. And so I think maybe this is a potential romance down the road in a month, and we're going to start to see it. They're decently major country stars. These are just not two nobodies. We play their songs on our show. To nobodies.
Starting point is 00:29:07 Are they friends? Maybe they are, and I'm totally wrong. Well, tell us who they are. Who are you predicting? It's a secret, though. That's a thing. But you're making it up. It's not a secret if we go to the page.
Starting point is 00:29:19 Yes, and he's making it up. Yeah. It's your... This is a secret that you only you created. I wanted people to do their research. If you go on Instagram, check out a couple,
Starting point is 00:29:26 you'll find it probably. Okay, all the artists that are played on... I mean, start going through the playlist. Let me look, because I think I would know who one of them is. Tell me if I'm right here, Ray.
Starting point is 00:29:36 It's okay, let's see. Oh, oh, oh, I know. I saw this. Hold on. Oh, did you feel it too? Is it Brett? Hold on. Is it Brett Eldridge
Starting point is 00:29:43 and he posted... Oh, bucket list place. Carly Pierce. Oh, man. I did. I saw that. with Carly Pierce again. You think Fred Eldridge and Carly Pierce, I'm going to tell you right now, they're not a thing right now.
Starting point is 00:29:59 But I'm not saying they can't be, but I don't think there are anything near a thing. All right, so I'm wrong. Do you want me to close the segment? That was a good secret. There's just no way. Why does he keep messing with Carly Pierce? He likes Carly Pierce. I'm engaged.
Starting point is 00:30:15 He likes Michael Ray. Are you jealous? Yeah, is that what it is? Well, me and Michael Ray were going to have that bus party that never happened. And then I was attracted to their relationship. It was a booming thing. And then it just tragically fell apart. So I would say it's interesting, yes.
Starting point is 00:30:33 Yeah, I'm going to go that there's nothing happening. Just for two reasons I know specifically. So there you go. That was Ray Mundo's country music secrets. Sorry, Ray. We're talking over here. Wait, is this Bobby's country secret? Go ahead, Ray.
Starting point is 00:30:49 No. Listen, Bobby has country secrets. I'm always just like torn because some of them I can kind of tell, some of them I can't. This one I can't. No way, he goes, mm-mm. Okay. Thank you, Raimundo for that segment. Watch this Mount Olive Elementary School's class hilarious reaction.
Starting point is 00:31:08 Obviously, you can't watch it. I'm reading the top of a story here. When the teacher disappeared from a video call. So here you go. What happens when kids are left unattended in a video call? Miss Michelle Westmoreland, a teacher at Mount Olive Elementary. elementary school found out with her Google classroom computer when it went black. Very quickly, the children began, well, you can hear the clip.
Starting point is 00:31:27 Is it just me or did Ms. Westman leave the call? It's random that Westman just left. How they've been kidding us? Now, we both to log off the meeting? Westman and I know. Oh, man, they're so well-behaved. That's so cute. I love it. I thought it was going to be mayhem.
Starting point is 00:31:48 What would your kids have died? I honestly don't know. I hope they would stay calm like that and wonder what happened if she just randomly went. Or they might be like, oh, teacher left, peace out, bye. Yeah, that's worth. A student's house gets robbed during a Zoom class. Do you see this? It is crazy.
Starting point is 00:32:08 It's of a girl getting robbed during her online class. Now, this is in Spanish. We'll place some of it here. But Eddie has watched and will translate my eyes. Yes, yes, yes. I will translate for you. Almost like the U.N., the United Nations. nation meetings. Okay, go ahead.
Starting point is 00:32:20 Okay. They're robbing the house of so and so. Hey, we got to call the cops. They're robbing. They're robbing her house right now. And then they keep going. They call the girl's name. They call the police. I thought it was going to be like a
Starting point is 00:32:40 seven-year-old, but I guess she's a teenager. I think they're in college because they're calling him professor. Can you imagine, though, you're watching a Zoom and somebody gets attacked or robbed while you're white. There's nothing you can do. Nothing. Do we know how that ended? They did get them? There was a group of guys that went in there. Four guys. Crazy, man. Officers were able to detain the four suspects after they fled the scene.
Starting point is 00:33:03 Footed Jens after one of the thieves closes the laptop in order to steal it. I bet they were also like when they got arrested, they were like, why are we going to a house and had a Zoom meeting going? Didn't someone look in there and see? Morgan number two, 30-second skinny. The ACM announced the presenters and some performers for the ACM Awards. Tricia Yearwood will perform I'll Carry You Home to pay tribute to those we've lost in country music. Bobby Bones, Darius Rucker, Lauren Elena, Runaway June, Cam, and Clint Black and his wife, Lisa, are all set to present. It's happening September 16th at 8.7 Central on CBS.
Starting point is 00:33:41 Florida Georgia Line released a new song called Long Live. Long live, long neck bottles, and wide open. Dan and Girl Don't let's and cut up jeans Long live Dan and Chee
Starting point is 00:34:04 shared a live version of their single I should probably go to bed I should probably go to bed I should probably turn off my phone I should quit while I'm ahead
Starting point is 00:34:17 I should probably leave you alone I'm working number two That's your skinny It's time for the good news With Lunchbox Tell me something good An Ohio police officer pulled up to a car wreck on the highway around 7 o'clock Saturday night.
Starting point is 00:34:35 Cars upside down. And someone's like, hey, there's a child trapped inside. And he looks inside. And the child's leg is losing color because it's pinned. He's like, I got to go in there, gets on his hands and knees, crawls through the glass, cuts himself up. And then he cuts the kid out of the safety seat, the child's seat, and it's all on the body cam. Dang. Love it.
Starting point is 00:34:54 That's awesome. Holy crap. That is a great story. That's what it's all about right there. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobby Bones Show. Bonehead. Story of the day.
Starting point is 00:35:05 This story comes with us from Blackburn, England. Two buddies went out to eat, got $90 worth of food, and they're like, man, we don't want to pay for this. Let's sprinkle some hair on our food and get it for free. So they did that, and they took, and they're like, hey, there's hair in our food. They reviewed the security camera, and they saw the guy reaching his pants and sprinkled some hair. Oh. Then that one gave me the first hair I would go first.
Starting point is 00:35:28 for, honestly. Or did he mean his pocket? No, no, no, no, no, no. Like, I would definitely go to the back of my head. Right. What? So stupid. Gross.
Starting point is 00:35:40 So they ended up paying for the meal. I'm like that's your bonehead story of the day. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, nonprofit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated. irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance, with practical skills, career readiness, and opportunity for every learner. GCU believes education
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Starting point is 00:39:26 Ray copyright his year. I was wondering if it's been a year yet. I can't remember how long it's been. Thanks. Have you pursued copyrighting that at all? No, I probably need to get on that. You think Little John would have done that, though? Yeah. Does he do that?
Starting point is 00:39:42 Yeah, yeah. Right? Or is that Usher? That's Usher. Yeah! That'd be tough to copyright. And I have friends at Pat and stuff. Do they really ever make money when you do that stuff? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:39:54 Do you know the difference in a patent and a copyright? Patent's an object? Yeah, fair enough. That's it. Like an invention? Mm-hmm. Like a technique, an invention's technique. Sure.
Starting point is 00:40:04 And a copyright is... Words. Intellectual. So we're going to make money off of... You could if other people started using it and you owned it. Whenever they do it, I go, hey, sorry about that. That's $1 to save that. Close.
Starting point is 00:40:18 Yeah, yeah. Okay, here is Lori. My boyfriend, Eric, and I, We're supposed to be heading to Nashville today, but unfortunately due to COVID, we are not going to make the trip. However, it is his birthday today, and we're huge fans of your show. It would mean the world to me if you could give him a birthday shout out. Thanks a lot. Yeah, birthday, birthday, shout out.
Starting point is 00:40:37 Birthday, birthday, shout out. Eric, happy birthday, bud, and we'll hit you with one big yeah from Ramundo. Yeah! There you go. I'm so good at it. Let's do one more. Here is someone that's upset with me. Morning studio.
Starting point is 00:40:50 We listen to your show every day, but Bobby, I got a bone to pay. pick with you. My wife went to Sonic today. She never goes to the fast food restaurants at all to get a bobby water. As she's leaving, she's backing out of the spot, hits her mirror on the sign next to the car, and starts to rip it off. So she stops, pulls forward, and somehow get the car so close to the sign that she's just stuck in the parking spot. She called me, I had to go up there, somehow get the car unstuck, and put the mirror back together, all for a $2 bobby water. Hey, listen, I didn't say it was easy pulling in those Sonic slides.
Starting point is 00:41:26 You got to slide into that spot just right. But that's on her driving skills more than it's on her going right. Yeah. I mean, it does Sonic one. They're tricky. Yeah. And before, I've scraped my mirror before. Oh, have you?
Starting point is 00:41:42 In the past six months, I've scraped it where I was like, oh. And then I pull forward. Stay calm. And then I get out of there, man. All right. Bobby Water, by the way, at Sonic. We have no sort of affiliation with them whatsoever, but it's a Route 44, double ice, real fruit, cherry, and strawberry, and then add nerds. Boom.
Starting point is 00:42:02 Put that in water. You will love it and be so hydrated. All right. Thank you for the voicemails. Call us anytime. 877, Bobby. Let's play Elder versus Millennial. Here we go.
Starting point is 00:42:15 Oh, yeah. It's the game matching. Eddie, our oldest, versus Morgan number two, our youngest. youngest in a battle of generations. Let's run down the players. First up, the Hispanic who don't panic. Got gray hair, don't care. He's a member of our squad
Starting point is 00:42:33 with the most rocking dad bod. Producer Eddie, everybody. Born in 1979. That's right. His opponent, she runs our digital. In the 90s, she was spawned. Her hair is waving and blonde. She drives a big old Jeep, but she's only
Starting point is 00:42:51 five feet. It's Morgan number two. Born in 1993. Yes. You'll be answering questions about each other's generation. The score is tied six to six. That's perfect. Eddie, you're up first.
Starting point is 00:43:04 Come on. Chase Crawford plays The Deep on the Amazon show The Boys. But before that, he played a character named Nate Archibald on what CW drama? I'm going to go with Charmed. No. You didn't even give it a second.
Starting point is 00:43:23 I mean, CW, what's on CW? that you charmed. That would be Gossip Girl. Correct. His sister, Candace Crawford, is who's married to Tony Romo. Really? Did not know that? Fun fact.
Starting point is 00:43:34 This week, keeping up with the Kardashian announced it was ending after 20 seasons. What network does it air on? E. Why are you looking to me like that? Is that your answer? I mean, let's go with E, right? Correct. Oh, thank goodness.
Starting point is 00:43:51 This is the theme song to what Nickelodeon TV show that premiered in 2007. Listen closely. I'm going to go with the secret life of Zach and Cody. There's a girl singing there. Yeah, I don't care. That's all I know from that network. Morgan?
Starting point is 00:44:27 Do you want to steal it because it's not Secret Life Zach and God? No, I know it's not, but I don't know that I can steal it. What year did you say? 2007. From Nickelodeon? Mm-hmm. Victorious. Incorrect.
Starting point is 00:44:45 The girl's singing, I believe, is Miranda Cosgrove, and the show is I Carly. I Carly. I like that show. Okay. One to one. Morgan, over to you. Okay. These are all questions about Eddie's generation.
Starting point is 00:45:01 What was the name of the clear version of Pepsi from the early 90s? Clear version of Pepsi? Pepsi Zero? Incorrect. Eddie, do you remember? Oh, crap. I do remember. the Pepsi and it was clear.
Starting point is 00:45:20 Is it just Pepsi clear? Incorrect. It's Crystal Pepsi. Crystal. Crystal Pepsi. Morgan, this has a clip. Vince Neal was the lead singer of what 80s band.
Starting point is 00:45:34 Here's a clip of their song, Shout at the Devil. You named that? You listened to that this weekend, weren't you? Yeah, totally. An 80s band. Clearly they're a rock band. the eagles. Incorrect.
Starting point is 00:46:04 Man, that's the opposite sound of the eagle. Same sound. Same sound. That's eagle's aggression on 50. All right, Eddie? What did you say again? What's the artist? You don't know who that is? Yeah, but just I want to make sure that it is.
Starting point is 00:46:17 Vince Neal was the lead singer of what 80s band. Okay, Motley Guru. Correct. Morgan, you need this to tie. I know, I know. What was the last name of the family and, National Lampoons Vacation. The last name.
Starting point is 00:46:32 National Lampo. What was the last name of the family in National Lampoon's Vacation? I've only seen one of these. But it's called National Lampoon vacation. So is it Lampoon? Eddie? That's a Grizzewalds is correct.
Starting point is 00:46:50 There you go. Eddie. I take the lead. I'm taking the lead, baby. Seven to six. Wait on 10. Nice job. Thank you, thank you.
Starting point is 00:47:02 Marriage counselors say the one thing you should never tell your spouse is that you do not like their family members. Like keep those words out of your mouth. It's one of the hardest secrets to keep, but one of the most important. Revealing that you hate them will only hurt your relationship. Just humor, the idea that you have to fake it. I believe it. Tell me more. Again, I believe it.
Starting point is 00:47:27 I mean, it's happened to us, you know, where we just kind of say something here. And then, you know, I'll say something about her parents. And then she'll be like, that's funny. You know, your parents do that. And it's like, oh, yeah, what your parents do? And then it just ends up being a fight. And don't take them saying something negative about their family member, whoever it is, as your opportunity to weigh in with your opinion,
Starting point is 00:47:47 because it doesn't matter. They have the right as the person that's related to say whatever. But it doesn't matter. They're going to love them no matter what. If you jump in, then all of a sudden they start defending the person that they were just talking about about. It doesn't make sense. Okay, so you guys are by them with that.
Starting point is 00:48:05 Absolutely. It's not an invitation. Avoid it. So there was a 17-year-old girl and she goes to the hospital and something's not right in her stomach and they give her an ultrasound and they say, hey, you have a cancerous tumor. We got to go in and cut. We got to go in and try to remove that thing. So they went in six-hour surgery and instead of it being a cancerous tumor, they removed a ball of hair that weighed 15 pounds. Because she had been eating her hair.
Starting point is 00:48:32 Crazy. Isn't that wild? A teen that eats her hair is recovering from a side effect of the habit. The girl is recovering after a 15-pound hairball was removed from her stomach. That must be a dense, dense hairball. That thing has to be just so tightly wet. And what's a baby? Seven pounds?
Starting point is 00:48:50 Yeah. Generally? Yes. She basically had twins in her. Wow. I don't. Didn't you used to pull your hair out, but you didn't eat it. I don't eat it.
Starting point is 00:48:58 I still do sometimes. I've gotten to work. Now I just kind of tug on it, but I don't rip it out. But I, like, if I'm driving and I'm nervous about something, I do this. See? Amy's pulling her head out right now. I'm not pulling it out. I'm just touching it.
Starting point is 00:49:12 But then I used to get and occasionally I'll do it, and now I pull it out. But I used to pull it out all the time. Do you guys have any quirks? Like, I rip my nose hairs out. Sometimes I don't even realize I'm doing it because they started to grow so fast that I just will sit and rip them out and it hurts real bad, but I don't even notice it sometimes. So I'll do that. that's weird. Amy rips her hair out. Eddie, do anything?
Starting point is 00:49:33 Am I kind of just blow my nose out a lot? Like, I don't know why. I've done it my whole life. Lunchbox? If you call it weird, I snack on my toenails. Oh, yeah. I sit on the couch and rip them off with my finger. That's a conscious decision, right? Well, it's a conscious decision, though. I don't know. I'm like talking about that. It's disgusting. It's gross. I guess that's weird. Anyway, this girl didn't have cancer. That's a great thing. They removed the hairball.
Starting point is 00:49:57 She's probably going to have to go to, like, therapy or something, right? Yeah. Yeah, because it's like my strange addiction. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And get hypnotized. Which, by the way, Monday show, we have a hypnotist coming in to try to hypnotize some of us here on the show. Something we're curious about. We want to see if we can do it live.
Starting point is 00:50:15 So Monday morning, we'll have a hypnotist in talking about that. A self-described bridezilla tackled a group of loud people outside of her wedding in whales. Because she didn't want anything to spoil our day, she said. the bride Zoe 31 years old was still in her wedding dress captured on video Friday after she took the plunge on one of the strangers in front of her new husband like they wouldn't shut up and stopped so she went out and just drilled them apparently she's a rugby player oh okay that makes sense yeah yeah yeah but that's a bridezilla right yeah yeah I mean the video is her just wrecking these people like tackle football
Starting point is 00:50:53 you know I used to just get wrecked by older kids that's what it looks like here in this video and she's in her wedding dress doing it. Ray, have you seen Bay's wedding dress? No, I'm not supposed to until the wedding day. And you haven't? And we're not even doing the first look, so I will not see it until she's coming down the aisle right there next to my groomsmen, boys.
Starting point is 00:51:09 We're all taking it in together. What's the first look? They do that now where you take a picture of the bride and groom together before, so you actually see the bride before she's coming down with her dad at the church. Is that bad luck? A lot of them do it now with Instagram and stuff,
Starting point is 00:51:22 but we said no, we are traditional to the core. So I did it. And pictures before. Yeah. I don't really know if it was good luck or bad luck. We did it. There was a way to get to make the pictures after in between the wedding and the ceremony go way faster. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:51:39 Because it's so time consuming, your guests are just waiting around. Like, hello. Ray, how do we have a reception at your wedding if it's COVID compliant? It will be. Yeah, we're going to wear masks. It's going to be spread out enough. There's only 30 people. It's a bigger type venue that we're going to have it at.
Starting point is 00:51:54 And you have a DJ? Yeah. Yeah. So we each have our own little social, distant, like dance here, dance here, like the little spots on the floor, like at the coffee shop. It's just like a restaurant or bar right now where there's no bar. I would never go to a restaurant or bar right now. It's going to be spaced out the exact same way they're doing it. Okay.
Starting point is 00:52:12 That wedding in Maine, people are still getting tracked back from that. I think three people have died. But how many? Like over 100 have COVID from it? 164. Right. But how many people were at the wedding? No, it's 164 cases of COVID-3 deaths.
Starting point is 00:52:26 All linked to that. that main wedding. But that wedding, I'm asking how many people were there? I don't know. Lunchbox, do you know? No, I'll look. Okay, because I'm like, well, there's only 30 people. Like, Ray's following the rules. They clearly didn't. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. Check on that. A few movies that are being remade. Scarface is being remade.
Starting point is 00:52:44 Nice. Never saw the first one? Oh, it's so good, Bones. But they say it'll be shocking and R-rated. Borat 2 is going to happen. They've already finished shooting it. Yes. Someone finally saw him driving.
Starting point is 00:52:57 a car, Sasha Baron Cohen, and then realized that they were doing Borat too. So that's done, but they don't know when it's coming out or what it's even about. And then Eddie went to see Tenet. Oh, I did. Gosh. This movie Tenet is supposedly the next great movie. Yeah. It's the guy who did Batman, the Dark Knight.
Starting point is 00:53:13 Yeah, I think it's probably the great best movie ever because it's the only movie in the theater right now. Okay. Like there's no other movie releases. Guys, I left early because after about an hour and half of it, I didn't know. what it was about. You walked out. I watched the entire, I was watching the whole movie and I'm like, I don't get it. I don't get any of this. I asked my wife, did you get that at all? She's like, I don't understand
Starting point is 00:53:38 it. It's about time travel, right? Mike, have you seen it? No. Do you want to see it? I do, but I'm not going to see it. Okay, he's not going to go to the theater, but you don't like it. No, did not like it. I would give it zero guns out of five. Wow. Zero. Yes. That alone makes me want to go see it. Really? That you said zero. When you go see it, come please and tell me what that movie's about. What's rotten tomatoes on it? Because... Well, I read that the rotten tomatoes isn't accurate because no critics want to go see it at the movie theater. So not a lot of people are watching it. Still, the consensus to audience score, 2,000 people have seen it, 78% positive. And the credit count 74% positive.
Starting point is 00:54:17 So I showed my kids back to the future and my 7 year old, he goes, I didn't really understand it, but I liked it. That's kind of how I came out of tenet. I didn't really understand it. It looked cool, but I don't understand this movie. All right, well, now I got to see it. I'm going to wait, though, until it comes out. Thank you guys for hanging out with us. We got this call and hadn't thought about this until I heard this voicemail.
Starting point is 00:54:38 Hey, Bobby, big fan here. A long time ago, you mentioned that you were going to buy Raymond's diamond stud earrings, and we never heard that he actually got his ears pierced or if you got him the earrings. That's true. Ramundo, for your wedding, I'm going to buy you a pair of diamond stud earrings.
Starting point is 00:54:57 No, fiance already said she ain't going to be marrying a woman. And I'm not trying to look like that. It was fun when I was single, but then we got caught up in this wedding. I haven't thought about those earrings in the year. I had an, I forgot about that too. Did you already tell me not to get them? I think it was, you were going to get some very expensive ear rings if I went through with it. But I also went through with an engagement.
Starting point is 00:55:17 Okay, so I'm not the person on the hook. It was on me. I was supposed to go to the mall at some Tiffany's or something. Clairs. Yeah. Different. Ray's wedding is in a month, basically. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:55:30 What's the actual date? October 24th. Do you guys have your suits fitted yet? No, not yet. No, no, no, no. We got to do that. Every day I wake up, Caitlin's like, yeah, you have your suit fitted. Oops.
Starting point is 00:55:40 When do we need to do it, by Ray? October 10th. We're totally fine. Because you know October 9th, we're going to be like, boys, have you done this yet? We'll all go together. All right, all right, all right. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,
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Starting point is 00:59:28 Here's Amy's Pile of Stories. So Facebook is about to start paying people to deactivate their Facebook and Instagram accounts for a few weeks leading up to the election in November. If they pick you, you have a chance to get up to $120. And they're doing this to test just how much of an impact they really make on democracy. I mean, yeah, I'll get it forever for $120 for Facebook.
Starting point is 00:59:52 I don't give a crap about Facebook. Might be Instagram, too. You have to look out for a message. So be on the lookout if you're interested because they might be sending you a message to pay you to log off. A bit hypocritical on me to be like, hey, Facebook, I love Instagram. I'm the same. Because they're the same. And I shouldn't see I hate Facebook anyway because our show page just had a million followers,
Starting point is 01:00:12 which is a big deal for us, huh? Yeah, it's a huge deal. Yeah. So I love Facebook. I'll come all the way back around. Facebook's great. I don't understand how paying people money helps figure out democracy, though. They say it's a little research project for them to see how big of an impact that they make
Starting point is 01:00:27 because if people are online spreading their propaganda and their side of the story and who they're voting for and different, then maybe they can see if it really impacts what's happening at the polls. I'm sure they know more. They know what I'm about to be thinking. They don't even know more than what I'm thinking right now. They know where I'm back to go. Amazon told me yesterday my Alexa just started talking to me in my kitchen. and was like, hey, basically, this is how I heard her.
Starting point is 01:00:50 Check your pantry. I think you're running low on plastic cups. You want me to order some? I go, I look. I have like two plastic cups left that I put my tea in to go. Do you tell Alex every time you use one, though? No. Alexa, I'm drinking from a plastic cup.
Starting point is 01:01:03 I think she probably did the math on the last time I ordered and how many cups were in there and then how many days had passed. And then, I mean. It's about to be an AI world. Oh, it's crazy. Embrace it. Although, I'm surprised your husband lets you keep an Alexa in your house. at how secretive he is or how proud.
Starting point is 01:01:19 Oh, I know. But he also is of the mindset, too. Like, they're already getting it all. Like, even with our phones. Some of it you can't avoid. So he kind of like just accepted. He was the king of post-its over the computer screen. Yeah, he still does that.
Starting point is 01:01:32 Yeah. Okay. Does he cover his phone? Still does that. Or he'll unplug Alexa. He doesn't cover his phone. He gets mad. I'll show you.
Starting point is 01:01:39 Yeah. throws her in the closet. All right. What else you got? Hank Williams Jr., all my rowdy friends. It's once again. being dropped from Monday night football. Now, this happened back in 2011, I think,
Starting point is 01:01:50 because he said something controversial or did something. I don't remember. Anything pre-corona, I have no recollection. Yeah, me either. But this time, they're blaming, it's nothing that he did or said. They're blaming COVID-19 for it because the song doesn't resonate for games
Starting point is 01:02:05 that'll be mostly empty. So it's not like you're not with all your rowdy friends. But I don't think we think that. I think that that just reminds us. The sound of it reminds us of Monday Night Football. That's weird. If that's really the reason they pulled it. That's silly.
Starting point is 01:02:18 That's what they said. They're adding a new version of Little Richard's song, Rip It Up, and it uses, like, his voice mixed with instrumentals from a band called Butchertown. He has a big Butchertown fan before they went pop before they sold out. I don't even know what Butchertown is, by the way. And lastly, experts warn that singing Happy Birthday increases the risk of COVID-19 transmission. Happy Birthday, Day, too. Yeah, there's a lot of pops.
Starting point is 01:02:43 They said that any song that is sung loud with constant, like, richness, which happy birthday often is, that it's spread, like droplets spread into the air like crazy. And happy birthday is definitely a song that does it, which I thought, okay, well, we've probably gotten rid of blowing out candles. Just thanks coronavirus. For the most part. For the most part. But now I think we might be done with singing happy birthday unless everybody has a mask on. We won't be done with singing that.
Starting point is 01:03:10 I don't even think we'll be done with blowing out candles for the most part. I think what will happen is you'll put on a slice and a candle in that. Or it'll end up being on one of the platforms of politicians. I demand, we keep blowing out candles. Because they always make stupid things, the center of campaigns. Because they don't want you to pay attention to the other stuff they're doing. And, well, just quickly with the happy birthday song, just a friendly reminder that when you're washing your hands, sing happy birthday twice. You just told me not to sing happy birthday.
Starting point is 01:03:36 No, no, in your head. Happy birthday to you, not out loud in front of a group and a cake. I've seen Colplay yellow whenever I wash my hands. The whole thing. It's a two-minute hand-washing process. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Amy.
Starting point is 01:03:53 Tell me something good. So I told you all about that family that got the mean note from their neighbors put on their house. Like, oh, eyesore, paint your house. But they're an elderly couple with health conditions. And there's no way they could do that. Well, is their daughter that posted the note on Facebook? It went viral. Then a GoFundMe was set up, like we predicted.
Starting point is 01:04:15 People stepped in to help out, and the GoFundMe is at over $73,000. I've painted a house before. I mean, that's a lot of great extra money. Holy cow. Well, they are going to use the money for a new paint job. Then there's a leaky roof, so they need to fix that. There's some rotted wood and windows that haven't been updated since the 1950s. So they're going to use the money for repairs.
Starting point is 01:04:38 And then, yeah. I love it. And we said that too. We knew that as soon as I think, Tell Me Something Good, carried this all the way to victory there. Yeah. So the man lives there, Jimmy. He said there are no words for me to say thank you to everyone properly for what they're doing.
Starting point is 01:04:53 All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. People loved when Clay Walker was in here playing live. If you love 90s country, you got to go back and check out that podcast from a couple days ago. I'm listening to the podcast from Clay Walker. and I wanted to say this was by far my favorite show of all time. I had like literally chills up and down my body whenever Clay was singing.
Starting point is 01:05:19 It was outstanding. I love the show. I'm a huge fan. I've been a fan for years. So y'all have a good day. Thanks, Joe. First of all, I feel the same way. Second of all, if you have chills, get a COVID test.
Starting point is 01:05:31 Just see if you can swing by and grab your one. But yeah, our highest, most streamed episode of the past 30 days, is Colin Ray's live performance? So good. Same thing. And Clay Walker just hasn't been up long enough to really challenge this one yet. But I love when the artists come in
Starting point is 01:05:49 and they play verse and course and they do a whole bunch rather than just one song, you know? Yeah, appreciate that call. Call and leave us a message. Ask us whatever you want. We'll answer some of your questions. 877-Bobby. Let's go over to Amy right now
Starting point is 01:06:02 because it is time for the investigative morning corny. Where? Every day, Amy does a joke, but on Thursdays we try to figure out the joke. Yesterday's show when you weren't here, we all did a corny. Yeah, I heard. It's harder than I thought, Amy. Well, nobody laughs.
Starting point is 01:06:18 Like, you find one and you tell it, nobody laughs at you. Yeah, welcome to my life. All right, let's try the investigative morning corny. The morning corny! What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet? What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet? We have 90 seconds ago.
Starting point is 01:06:36 Horn? What kind of different apples are there? Gala. What's another word for an apple? Kayla apple. A pear? Well, no. An apple. An apple.
Starting point is 01:06:48 A fruit. A fruit. Fruit. Fruit. Flute. A fruity flute. What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet? Yeah, that's the trumpet.
Starting point is 01:06:55 The flute? Okay, plays a trumpet. That's not right. Yeah, where'd you get flu? I don't know. I don't know. It's okay. No judgment.
Starting point is 01:07:01 We throw stuff against the wall here. You just say this. Red delicious. What do you call an apple? Plays the trumpet. Green apple. Granny Smith. What do you call it apple?
Starting point is 01:07:11 Okay, let's get off apple. Let's get on the, what is it? What's the instrument? Trumpet. Trumpet. Blow. Vugel. Horn. Toot. Toot. Toot. Toot fruit.
Starting point is 01:07:22 Tootie fruity. Tootie fruity. Foody, Tootie. It's... Tootie fruity. No, guys. No. Trooty Tootie.
Starting point is 01:07:30 No. Tuttee fruity. Foodie. Because you toot a horn? Yeah. Tootie fruity. All right. I mean, that's all. I think that's all we got, right?
Starting point is 01:07:41 Well, Toot's the only thing I can come up with it. That's like horn. It rhymes with fruit. We have 20 seconds. What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet? It's got to be a... Is it fruity-to-to-to-Tooty? No, it's got to be Tootie-Fruity because that's a real thing.
Starting point is 01:07:56 Yeah, that's what it is. Two-D-Fruity. Eight seconds. We're going to go with... Are we going to go to-D-Fruity? Have to. That's all we got, guys. That's the best one.
Starting point is 01:08:04 And there's time. The morning corny. What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet? Tell me. A to-fruity. Nice. Thank you. Dang, bro.
Starting point is 01:08:17 Thank you. We're on that one. Well, no. As a team effort, I just come up with toot and fruit. I had nothing. Yeah, you had flute. He had flute. That's true.
Starting point is 01:08:27 All right. You ready? Clear eyes, full hearts. Cand News. There you go. We're just about seven or eight minutes away from all of us, retrying the food that we hate the most in life. I asked everyone what food they hated the most.
Starting point is 01:08:45 They shared it. Then I said, okay, we're all going to eat it and see if we still hate it. Because sometimes taste buds develop over time. As adults, we like things different than when we were kids. I've always hated peanut butter, and I'm a little nervous to have a spoon of peanut butter. That just sounds awful. Now, to you guys, it sounds good. That's great.
Starting point is 01:09:02 Amy and Eddie are going to eat olives. I love olives. I love to have some of them right now. Are they green or black? Yeah, what are they? Both. We'll see. You know what?
Starting point is 01:09:09 We'll see. So we'll come back in a few minutes and we'll all do that. Okay. That's a funny bit. Funny segment, right? For the listeners. For the listeners, yes. Before we go, I did want to talk about this for a second.
Starting point is 01:09:25 So tell the other show members here what you did where you think you might be crazy. Because I think it's absolutely bat-beep crazy. Okay. This is what Amy did. Go ahead. Okay, no, no, no, no. If you were a part of the type of date that I had, let's just call it kid-related.
Starting point is 01:09:45 Okay. People don't need to know the details. I was so kind of over it. At our new house, we do have a pool, and I was fully clothed, and at the end of the day, I just went and I jumped in the pool with all my clothes on. Oh, wow, wow.
Starting point is 01:10:03 Co-coo. Amy's gone bizarre. I got to say, though, it felt really good. So why did you do it like that? Why did you not just peel it off? And then I just swam. Like I was free. Can you imagine her husband? Like what is happening?
Starting point is 01:10:16 Like I closed my eyes and swam like a free fish in the ocean. Nobody could talk to me. Nobody could bother me. Nobody could touch me. I will say that I honestly do feel as though maybe 30 minutes before that I had some sort of a panic attack. Not quite sure. Again, can't get into everything here to respect the privacy. of my family, but I will just say that it was very rough.
Starting point is 01:10:42 And that is where I found myself. You just jumped in the pool. Did you think about it much? Or did you just go, oh, good. No, I was like, this is going to feel so amazing. I just jumped in. Jeans. Sure did.
Starting point is 01:10:53 No, I had on shorts and t-shirt brawl. Like, not a swimsuit at all. I did take my shoes off. Does that make Amy crazy? Yes or no. Totally. 100%. I think of my shoes on?
Starting point is 01:11:04 Everybody's not. Raymondo, what do you think about that? blown away to hear that from Amy? That's not your character at all. Guys, is this that weird? Well, the fact that you said, too, you experience rage where you throw bowls. That I'm working through. But I'm saying that something's happening.
Starting point is 01:11:21 Yeah, I know. I'm feeling things. If I were your husband out sleep with one eye open. Did anyone else see you do this? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, boy. Did your kids go to your husband and be like, hey, mom's got her clothes on in the pool.
Starting point is 01:11:31 No, my daughter's sick upstairs with potentially coronavirus. And then my son and husband, yes, they saw. And, you know, I will say eventually they came and got in the pool with me. Well, we still love you, but we do think you're crazy. Okay, thank you. It's okay to be crazy sometimes, though. It's fine. I just wanted to run it by y'all. I'm going to say.
Starting point is 01:11:51 Everybody thinks she's great to say aye. Aye. Okay, cool. Awesome. There's no one that could be opposed because we all said aye. Okay, wait till one day. We're all about to eat the foods that we hate. I have the entire list here.
Starting point is 01:12:05 I hate peanut butter. So I will go first and I will eat a spoonful of peanut butter, which, by the way, makes my skin crawl. Really? And I know you guys have olives and I love olives. Like, I request extra olives on stuff. You do? Yeah. So I think it's...
Starting point is 01:12:20 I'm gagging, dude. To olives, I'm gagging about... So the same thing, though, peanut butter. I haven't had a spoonful of peanut butter in my life. Okay, I have the jar here. Okay? Are we ready? We're ready.
Starting point is 01:12:30 Come on. That looks so good. And that's a significant enough. I'm out. What? Whoa, whoa, you said spoon fool. Well, that's a spoon tip. That's a tip.
Starting point is 01:12:40 That's not a tip. That is a tip. Come on, bones. Come on. I don't want to touch it. It's grossing me out to touch. You're gonna love it. Alright, here we go.
Starting point is 01:12:49 Ready? Here we go. Oh, I can't do it. What do you mean? It smells... It's so delicious. This is disgusting. Here we go.
Starting point is 01:12:59 Come on. Lick it. You're doing it. Lick it real good. What? What are you talking about? Everything to do with salt and pepper. Push it.
Starting point is 01:13:08 I'll die. Swish it around. I'm trying. But does it taste good? No, no. What's wrong? The flavor or the texture? Oh. Stop it.
Starting point is 01:13:19 Oh. Wait. Hold on. Rees his pieces? Think that. Buttercup. What is? It's hard to swallow. It is.
Starting point is 01:13:27 Okay, done. Oh. Okay. Here's my final judgment on it. I wanted to vomit. to vomit when I just smelled it. But I think that's from years and years of being conditioned to hate it. I've always hated it, so I think I must
Starting point is 01:13:42 always hate it. What? I'm going to say it was okay. Yeah. It was okay. It was okay. Throw that on some bread or a wall. But it was okay.
Starting point is 01:14:02 Weird. It was okay. All right. Next up Amy, two olives. Amy. Two? Yeah. At the same time? Yeah. Here we go. Amy's got two olives on her fork. She hates olives. I know, it's tough. So gross.
Starting point is 01:14:15 I love olives. Okay. Give it a hit. There she goes in her mouth. And now she's chewing. Oh, don't spit them out. Swallow the olives. I can't.
Starting point is 01:14:32 Yes, you can. Swallow the olives. She's going to cry. She had tears coming. I think she's crying. Amy. Amy, look at me. What's the wrong with you?
Starting point is 01:14:45 She's crying, dude. Bones, you made her cry. Are you going to give up? You want to tap out? You can tap out. You can tap out if you need to tap out. Amy, you can just swallow it. It's better. Oh, she got one in? I did it. There she is. Wow!
Starting point is 01:15:01 I did not like that. So, wait to think. You like it now, don't you? I don't ever want to eat it again. That reminded you that you hate olives. That was just so disgusting to me, but it's fine. You did it, good. Eddie, you're up to olives. Oh, man. Give me some time. Did I want to eat it again.
Starting point is 01:15:20 I just saw Amy go through something that I didn't want to go through. Well, you both have olives, so you got to hit it. Oh, gosh. Dude, I smell it, and it's making me gag. I would like an olive to get this peanut butter taste out of my mouth. Can I eat the peanut butter? You can have the peanut butter. I'll trade you some peanut butter for some olives.
Starting point is 01:15:35 Amy, you did two at a time? Yeah, just two. Dude, I'm going to throw up. All right, Eddie. I'm not kidding. I'm going to throw up. You can do it. I feel you, Eddie.
Starting point is 01:15:47 The bottom of my stomach is turning. Here we go. Let her rip. Eddie going into his mouth, the two olives? I can't do it. You can do it. I can do it. Chew.
Starting point is 01:15:56 Chew. Chew. Eddie, don't leave your desk. Don't leave your desk. Do not leave your desk. It's so hard. I know. I feel you ready.
Starting point is 01:16:05 Swallowed it. Boom. Eddie, do you love him? No. We can hate him. What did you say? I hate him. He said he said freaking hate him.
Starting point is 01:16:13 All I heard was hate him. Oh, man. All right, let's box you're up with broccoli. man, I have not had broccoli since I was 11 years old. I was at AJ's house and his mom served us dinner and she put the plate down and she said, you got to eat everything on the plate before you get up. I said, I don't like broccoli. She said, I don't care.
Starting point is 01:16:33 I sat there for an hour and stared at that broccoli. And I could eat the stems, but once I got to this flowery part, and I've never had it since. And I am just terrified. All right, here he goes. Lunchbox is eating broccoli. Oh, my gosh. I'm going to eat the stem first. And, no, don't eat the stem.
Starting point is 01:16:48 Don't go stem first. No, never go. Stim first. No, stem is the good part. Never go stem first. No, just get the head. Go head first. Oh, gosh. I don't go head first into this. Three. Oh, my God. Two. One, there he goes. All the way. No, no, put it all in there. Eat the whole thing.
Starting point is 01:17:04 There you go. Shove it in. All of it. All of it. In. There you go. You go, man. You got the stem now. Don't spit it out. I don't like the flowery part. Oh, my gosh. The head is terrible. The head's the best part. The cords. It's so good. Chew it up.
Starting point is 01:17:21 I'm chewing. Ugh. I'm swallowing. This might be little tea, drama for us. Some little tea is good, though. The flower is so bad. Like it tickles. It tickles.
Starting point is 01:17:42 All right, there he is. There he is. He just makes this fear. Any chance you'll eat more of that? I'll be honest It's a little better than I remember But it's still not good That's how felt about peanut butter
Starting point is 01:17:54 Still not good Yeah Morgan you have celery Ray Mundo you have tomato Yep Are you guys ready Yeah Three
Starting point is 01:18:02 Same time Two One Go Biting into it Ray takes a bite of tomato He's eating it like an apple Morgan takes celery
Starting point is 01:18:13 Ray went hard on that tomato Oh What are you thinking about that Ray His face That's exactly how I remember That sour with the juice is just a deadly combination Why is it so sour? It's right then Ray tells us the reason he doesn't eat him
Starting point is 01:18:27 Because he's allergic and his throat swells up I really did take too big of a bite Morgan how was the celery It still tastes stringy And it tastes like green water Yeah there's nothing too celery No it doesn't taste good It doesn't taste good
Starting point is 01:18:44 Right and they don't think celery tastes good Do you Amy? No, I don't think it tastes bad No, I think and I used to think I tricked myself and I think it was good Because I thought I was trying to be all, I don't know, healthy and diety And now I'm like, that was so dumb Who wants to eat a bag of celery?
Starting point is 01:19:00 Nobody. It's chewy. Ramundo, how is the tomato? Terrible, I'm going to swallow it. It might be some small gaggage, so maybe go to commercial. Okay. But don't we all feel like we learn a little about ourselves today? What did we learn?
Starting point is 01:19:14 Yeah, what did we learn? to give things a second chance. That we can swallow it. Because you may not hate them at the full level that you thought you did. Or go ahead first. I do hate it at that level, though. Same level.
Starting point is 01:19:25 Same level, but I know that I'm capable. Well, here's what I would encourage everyone to do. Go make your video today of you trying the food that you've always hated your whole life. Nice. And post it on Instagram and tag us in it. We want to see them. That would be cool.
Starting point is 01:19:40 We want to see you be like, I'm going to be honest with you, hate this food. And then take a humongous bite and swallow it and post it on Instagram. And be honest, don't pick pizza. I hate pizza. If you tag me in it, I'll pick a couple of them,
Starting point is 01:19:50 give them 50 bucks if they're good ones. All right? Can we get $50? Nope. Right now for doing this, probably? We did it, yeah. We did it for small league. Luke Bryan, one margarita, Bobby Bone Show.
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Starting point is 01:23:31 That's AMU. That's AMU. APUS. Dot edu slash military. Okay, we're going to do another round of Never Gonna Get It. We brought this back yesterday, Amy. A listener asked, so we played. It was pretty fun.
Starting point is 01:23:46 So there's a twist, okay? I'll give you the question in a second. But I've got 20 bucks up if somebody hits it. Nice. They get the cash. But the question is, if no one gets it, everyone that's playing, do you want to put it in a dollar a day until someone gets it and you get the pot?
Starting point is 01:24:01 I like it. Love it. Absolutely. Love that. Morgan, are you playing? Yeah, I'll play. Okay, so nobody owes money right now. But if you miss today...
Starting point is 01:24:10 Can it be a digital dollar? Just send it to Mike D. Yeah, perfect. Send your digital dollars to Mike D. Not VC, not virtual currency from PlayStation. Like real money on Venmo. Okay, so, are you guys ready to play? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:24:22 Ramundo, do you want to play? Let's go. Mike D, make sure nobody sees these answers, okay? Make sure they don't Google anything. So it's five bucks up each day. Wow. Okay, here's your question. Plus your 20 right now, right?
Starting point is 01:24:36 Here's your question, and we'll come back and do the question and get the answers after this. The average guy owns four of these, but a small number, around 3%, say they don't have a single one. What are they? The average guy owns four of these, but a small number around 3%
Starting point is 01:24:55 say they don't have a single one. What are they? Now time for you're never going to get a question. The average guy owns four of these, but a small number around 3%, say They don't have a single one. What are they? It's the never going to get it.
Starting point is 01:25:13 There's $20 on the line today. If you miss it, everybody puts it all in. Amy? Balls. What the? Excuse me? Well, we all got them. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:25:27 The average guy is four of these? Sports balls, like basketballs. Like a basketball, football, golf ball. I got you, I got you. I got you. Like soccer ball, four balls. Okay. You say balls.
Starting point is 01:25:39 Okay? I'm not going to tell you if you're right or wrong to the end. Nice. Lunchbox. The average guy owns four of these. Man, my first instinct went to this. I don't own a one. You've got to dress up or something. You've got to put a tie on.
Starting point is 01:25:52 Ooh, interesting. Ties. So we have balls in a tie. Eddie? Dang, I had tie. But do we split the money if I got the same answer? But whatever you have downs your answer. Yeah, don't try to change it because I pick something.
Starting point is 01:26:06 I have necktie, but now something else came up in my head. but I'll go with necktie. Well, I give you, no, you have to stay with it. Just as general rule. Morgan? I was going to go with TV. Okay. Ray?
Starting point is 01:26:17 I was going the same dress-up route. I did dress shoes. Okay. The average guy owns four of these, but a small number around 3% say they don't have a single one. Come on, baby. Give me that money. Come on, ten bucks.
Starting point is 01:26:30 Let's go. Ten dollars, let's go. Is it balls? Like golf balls and football. Got it. Is it a TV? Dang. Incorrect.
Starting point is 01:26:45 Is it dress shoes? Incorrect. All right, that's good. That's good. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
Starting point is 01:26:55 Necktie. Do you think it's a good answer? I didn't think of it. Is it? Show me on the board. Come on. Is there a necktie? Oh.
Starting point is 01:27:08 Oh, it's what I thought. It's what I thought. A belt. No, guys. No, what is it? Is it... Is it... It's a pair of jeans.
Starting point is 01:27:19 There you go. That is not true. There's a percentage of mims and none. The average guy owns four of these. What? But there's a small percentage that don't have a single pair of jeans. Maybe they have different kind of pants. Yeah, older...
Starting point is 01:27:29 Or maybe they live in the southern hemisphere. Yeah. Or a nudist colony. My grandpa never wore jeans, yeah. There you go. Okay. How do you feel about that? But tomorrow, we'll play again.
Starting point is 01:27:43 Give Mike your $1 bill. Oh, lunchbox just gave it. I'll handle the 20 and he'll collect all your money for that. Okay. Don't be cheap, fool, for the other prize. There you go. I thought we had that. Did you, though?
Starting point is 01:27:54 Yeah, we did. Amy, is your son playing his PlayStation at all? Yes, he started. We got it set up. I got him a PlayStation for his birthday and he hadn't played it yet. Does he like it or is he just not interested in it? Yeah, no, he likes it. He was already asking for some different games.
Starting point is 01:28:08 game. He had a friend over. They got to play it. I think the friend thought it was cool that he had it. So it was a moment. Like I went up to the game room and they were sitting there on their little controllers. I wanted to take a picture. I was like, this is so cute playing video games. Do you know what game they're playing? No. Don't. Don't be crazy. But how did they find? I haven't played at all. My husband helped him. I don't know. Speaking to him, I don't know. You said something about getting him a headset so he could play with y'all. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But what game is that? Well, basketball, but I haven't played in a while, but Eddie's telling me to get the new NBA 2K-21.
Starting point is 01:28:39 Yeah, it just came out this week. Are you already playing it, building your guy up? Absolutely. I'm already behind, though, now. Yeah, it's okay, though. I'm taking my time. I only play at night for, like, a couple of hours. That's how long.
Starting point is 01:28:49 A couple of hours. What is this? Y'all have all these hobbies that take time to time. I haven't played in five weeks. Golf is a five-hour hobby. Video games, a couple-hour hobby. I think it's on you to find your own. I know.
Starting point is 01:29:02 I'm working on it. But you're angry at us. No, I'm not angry. I'm fine. Everything's fine. What happened? Did you get Stevenson a potato or something? What was that?
Starting point is 01:29:12 Oh, no, we learned this fun game from our neighbors. I thought this is the most genius, cheapest game ever. So you tell your, or you pull up on YouTube, or if you have an Alexa, you can ask her to play it. And you just, there's this hot potato song by DJ. Hot potato, hot potato. Yeah, how do you know it? Hot potato, hot potato. Hot potato.
Starting point is 01:29:31 Hot potato. There is. Yeah. Hot potato, hot potato. Oh. Hot potato, hot potato. Well, you get a legit potato out of the pantry, and the kids stand in a circle, and they throw the potato around, just like hot potato when we were kids. But now that, again, for us, we were just in the kitchen, and we were at the neighbor's house, and they just told their device, hey, play hot potato.
Starting point is 01:29:57 And all of a sudden, the kids start throwing the potato, and my kids thought it was the most genius thing ever. They had so much fun. Does it shut off at random parts of the song? Yes. It pauses. or then when the song's over. Yeah, it kind of does different things. I just memorize the song.
Starting point is 01:30:10 Whoever's holding the thing whenever it pauses, it's hot. But I just thought, why do we complicate ourselves with these crazy video games or this and that one? Really, all we had to do was get a potato out of the pantry. We should just have sticks and put a cup on a stick with a ball and a string. And all day, just be able to just flip that ball up and all of the day. Yeah, those same neighbors, though, I think they just got that Y2K game. The kids were excited about it, which is what y'all play. No.
Starting point is 01:30:36 And it was our first time getting to know these neighbors. It was not called Y2K. What's it called? MBA 2K. Whatever. It was our first time meeting these neighbors. And Stasheera looks at the dad. And she goes, are you a doctor?
Starting point is 01:30:48 And he's in normal clothes, no reason to know this at all. And he said, actually, yes, I am. How did you know that? She goes, I watch you come in and out at weird hours wearing those scrub things. Like, she just, like, her window looks right out into their driveway. And she had been stalking him. And he works overnight. So she, and she's up all night.
Starting point is 01:31:07 She doesn't sleep. So she found out his profession by stalking him. And I was like, great. Now they're not going to, they think we spy on them. And they're not going to be friends with us. Then she tossed on the potato. Hot potato. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:31:18 It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. So there's a guy who would like to remain anonymous. But one night he was checking his security cameras over his driveway. And he saw that a kid was riding his bike at night in his driveway. So he's like, well, I wonder how. long he's been doing this. So she went back to other nights. And for a long time, this kid,
Starting point is 01:31:41 every night would go to his driveway and ride circles, kind of use his driveway. And instead of getting mad, the guy was like, you know what, this morning, I'm going to paint with chalk and do a racetrack there so that when he comes back tonight, there's going to be a racetrack and he can follow it. Sure enough, he did it. And the kid shows up. He's like, this is awesome. There's a race track. So cool. Yeah, the video's amazing. All right. We'll put that up on Facebook, too, if you want to see it. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Well, the story's depressing for me.
Starting point is 01:32:12 Girls find a guy to be hotter if, like, other girls are checking them out. Isn't that the story? Yeah, it pretty much was saying that a girl, like say another girl notices a guy in his cuteness, then that suddenly makes him more attractive. Well, that helps me none, because I'm telling you not a single time when gone with Caitlin, does a girl look at me and go, mm-mm. Never. Never?
Starting point is 01:32:36 Never. I'm not someone that you look at. But you don't know that because it's not something they're vocalizing to you. Yeah, but I think though you can tell. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, never. I see guys where there are times where I'll be walking, not exactly with Kaylin, but for some reason, like I'm on my phone and she's walking ahead of me or something.
Starting point is 01:32:54 I've seen it before where a guy sees her and is like, oh, I'm going to go talk to her. And then he'll see me walking behind her and then go, uh, and then wait if it could possibly be me with her and go, he can't be with her and then still go to her and try to hit on her while I'm with her. They think it's just not possible for you to be with her? There's no way that freaking point-exter Urkel is with her. Yeah. But does this work for guys?
Starting point is 01:33:17 Like if you see another guy thinking that your girl is hot, does that make her hotter to you? I think anything that other folks desire, the human part of us is we want it more. It's how The Bachelor works. It's a competition. It feels like a competition. Anytime somebody wants what you got, you're like, oh, this must be a little more valuable.
Starting point is 01:33:37 So probably subconsciously a bit, but we are so freaking visual and cavemanny that we're just like, dole, girl hot, must bring her to cave. So I would say not as much, but probably a little bit. But we know, though, if we think our girl is hot, everybody else probably does too. Yeah. Well, it looks are relative, though. For most. Sure. I mean, I get that, like, probably no one can deny.
Starting point is 01:34:04 Brad Pitt's hot or Cindy Crawford's beautiful. Shouldn't we find the new generation of that? I like this. If it's in 1989, you're saying the same two people. Yeah. Okay. I don't know any of the new people.
Starting point is 01:34:18 Ryan Gosselin. Okay, fine. Sorry. No one can deny Ryan Gosseling's hot. And who would we say the young Cindy Crawford is? Jennifer Lawrence. Cindy Crawford's daughter's like 20 now.
Starting point is 01:34:32 So Cindy Crawford's daughter. No. There's so many pretty but again pretty's relative and I guess if you're basing it off of Harry styles he's a good looking dude why don't we have the girl yeah we thought we had Ryan Gosling Scarlett Johansson would she be one yes I mean it's universally just or no I'm just gonna probably agree with everybody your name is being pretty so go ahead Jessica Alba hmm come on okay Eddie Gwyneth Paltrow okay okay Yeah, now you're talking.
Starting point is 01:35:05 She's like Aiden. She's not 80. Ariana Grande. What? I'm just looking at a list. And this also sounds really rude. We're not saying that that person's not free. But I think this is a good example of what we're talking about. Like, you know, Bobby's like, oh, Aaron.
Starting point is 01:35:20 And then some people are like, nah, no. But in real life, we saw these girls, we'll be like, yes. You would cut off your right toe to. Okay, relax over there with what we're losing on our body. How about. Selena Gomez. No.
Starting point is 01:35:32 I've met her She looks way too young Even though she's like 24 Her face looks very young Where you just feel creepy What about Kristen Bell Yes
Starting point is 01:35:44 I see I'm gonna think it all Ask the guys What about Bieber's girl What's her name? Oh yeah She's so pretty Haley Baldwin Yeah
Starting point is 01:35:52 Okay what about Ryan Okay Then not Ryan Gosling or Julianne There you go Okay Is it she like She's really hot
Starting point is 01:36:01 Yeah And there's more, again, hot as relative. What to me? There's more to life than these looks, but for the sake of this segment. Yeah, this is what the segment's about. This whole segment's about, you brought this up where women. I was insane. You're making his little salad.
Starting point is 01:36:18 Amy somehow flipped us on us. We got into a segment that she brought up and all of a sudden because we took part in it. She's like, guys, beauty is only skin deep. We're like, would you run up the skin part? No, but the part I wanted to bring up was that someone will find someone else more attractive if their friends also agree that the person is attractive and attractiveness is relative. I agree with that. But any of these people, I think everyone would, because they're world class attractive. Gotcha.
Starting point is 01:36:48 Ryan Gosling and Julian Huff. Is that who we're going to do? The next generations? Good. Yeah. Okay. We just made ourselves. So no more Brad Pitt, Cindy Crawford.
Starting point is 01:36:59 I don't mind Scarlett Johansson. that mix though. Jessica Beal. Oh, that's a good one too. Oh, yeah. Justin Tim were like, boom. They're together. That's a power couple.
Starting point is 01:37:10 Imagine you fall on asleep. And while you're sleeping, a voice comes into your head that goes, hey, you should buy a lottery ticket. You don't normally buy lottery tickets. But for some reason, while you're dreaming, someone goes, hey, get that lottery ticket. So you wake up and you're like, God, that's weird.
Starting point is 01:37:31 I guess I should go buy a lottery ticket. You drive to the store. You buy one and then you win $100,000. Because that whole story happened. A college student wins $1,000 after dreaming of buying a lottery ticket. A college student in North Carolina dream, she bought the ticket. She woke up. She followed her dream.
Starting point is 01:37:52 She had never, in her life, bought a lottery ticket before. So she buys one. $20. Boom. $100,000 winner. Holy crap. The voice gave her numbers and everything? I hate her. Scratch off.
Starting point is 01:38:07 How? But again, she had never played at all. See, that's just... So what do you think happened there? Was she thinking about math homework before she went to sleep? Like, why in the world would that infiltrate her dreams? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:38:23 Her goal is to go to medical school. She plans to use some of her winning to cover those costs. She's not going to splurge on anything to celebrate her win. After taxes, she'll probably get around $64,000 as the entire sum. Lunchbox, if you won that and you got $64,000 today, what would you do? I'd buy a boat. Hot tub boat probably. That's the coolest boats out there. Everybody has a normal boat, but you'd be the only one on the lake with a hot tub boat. You would spend all of your money on a hot tub boat. Yeah. Because I can't imagine that's going to cost a lot less than $64,000. Yeah, I don't know how much
Starting point is 01:38:56 they are, but they look so cool. And you would be the envy of everybody. on the lake. What do you know what people go? Why did he buy a hot tub for his boat when he's on the water? You can just jump in. I mean, I find hot tub to be appealing, especially if the lake water's cold. In the lake, though, if you're in the lake? It's cold.
Starting point is 01:39:12 You can kind of be chilling on the lake in your hot tub in the middle of the lake. I don't think it's all that bad lunchbox. Thank you, Amy. Lunchbox. You can get an airy spa oval portable for $1,500, which is basically a hot tub. It's not a full boat, but it's got a little charmed. the motor thing. Oh, see, that's not, that's the sissy version. I need the real deal. Like, I'm not going to go out there with a
Starting point is 01:39:35 trolling motor in my hot tub boat. Okay, okay. Here's one, $14,900. Oh. And it's a little bigger. It's blue. It's got kind of foam around it. It's got a motor on it. But you don't have to spend all your lottery winning. You're not going to speedboat in this thing, but you can definitely get in the lake. But how do you, have to fill it up while you're on the boat ramp? Oh, good point. Because you know me driving with a bunch of water. It's going to slosh out of it. I don't know. I don't know how it works. I just know they look awesome and they have to be the coolest thing on the lake. And I can't buy a Lambo with that money. So that's where I would go as a hot tub boat.
Starting point is 01:40:10 Why not save it and get a Lambo if you just worked hard that plus them? Or I could just double it up by gambling, right? That's true. Yes. Oh, that's true. I did see a story that reminded me, Amy, of you where kids work harder if they wear a superhero costume. Oh, awesome. Because didn't your son always want to be dressed? is Captain America for a long time. Yeah, he loves his Captain America and he got some Spider-Man pajamas. You know there's some Spider-Man where there's
Starting point is 01:40:37 the regular red Spider-Man, but then there's a black Spider-Man. Like, he wears black. He's white, but wears black and his mean. Is it evil Spider-Man? I guess so. So I got him this cute pajamas set from Target that's Spider-Man,
Starting point is 01:40:53 the black suit, and the red suit, and he refuses to wear the black one. He told me to please donate them to someone that might need pajamas because he doesn't want to wear the bad Spider-Man. Is it Venom or is it a Spider-Man that just looks-I don't know. He makes a web. It looks like tar to me. Okay, Venom.
Starting point is 01:41:11 Okay, so it's Venom. I don't know. But it's a black pajamas with spider on it and he will not wear them because he wants to be the good Spider-Man. Well, according to this new study, kids worked the hardest when they dress up like a superhero. Oh. Research has also found that dressing up like Bob the builder and Door the Explorer also give kids a small energy boost and they are more productive. Okay.
Starting point is 01:41:29 It seems that wearing the costume made them more open to doing chores around the house as well as schoolwork. Parents in this study didn't have check on them as much and so I increased focus. Industry experts do expect superhero costumes to start being marketed throughout the year and not just Halloween because of this. Okay, I'm all in. I need to actually find what superhero costume he would like to do practice at home in. What costume do that we put lunchboxes in? Really get him fired up around here. Yeah, yeah.
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Starting point is 01:45:23 Open doors to the future for you and your family with the help of American Military University. That's AMU. APUS. Dot E-D-U slash military. So you get a friend that just got engaged? Yeah, she did. And I think that the way he proposed is so awesome. What happened?
Starting point is 01:45:40 I thought maybe I'd share with you so you can take notes. So her favorite book is Pride and Prejudice, and he got a copy of the book. Then he found the perfect quote to describe their relationship. because it's a love story. Then he cut out the center of those pages and stuck a ring pillow inside the cutout part of the book. So when she opened it up, the ring was sitting there
Starting point is 01:46:02 and he highlighted the part of the book that he wanted her to read. And as she's looking down, she looks back up and he's down on one knee. I don't understand it. Oh, oh. Do you guys, because I'm, am I dumb? No, no, no, no. Then he made a bookmark in there. That's how she opened it up.
Starting point is 01:46:18 And the bookmark said, it's now time for us to write our next chapter and live happily ever after. So the ring was in the book. The ring was in the book. Now, I get that, but if you cut out and you put the ring in there, but what does the quote have to do with anything? So the quote he highlighted in the book, he highlighted a part where Darcy professes his love to Elizabeth. I've never read Pride and Perjurious, but it says, in vain I have struggled. I will not, it will not do.
Starting point is 01:46:42 My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how much I something admire and love you. utterantly. So she read that whole word. Was that like above the ring or a different page? Picture this. You open up the book. Yeah, got it.
Starting point is 01:47:00 The bookmark is there on the page with the highlighted words. So while she's trying to figure it all out, he's getting down on one knee. So she's reading the quote. She looks over. She sees the ring stuck in the pages because he cut it out. That's the part I think is genius. And then she looks up and he's down on one knee saying, I love you.
Starting point is 01:47:18 Will you marry me? to be there. What? How is this not good? I do. I'm not getting it. But a little bit I get it. I think that's great.
Starting point is 01:47:29 Everybody has their own special way to do it. Does anybody else here think this is super romantic? Morgan, are you moved by this? Yeah, I think it's romantic because it sounds like that was her favorite book. It means a lot to her. I can imagine. I'm down with that part of it. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:47:42 But are you moved by it? Was it? Did you go? I mean, no, if it was on Facebook, I wouldn't share it. Okay, well, with an viral moment. That's how she engages in it. So I butchered the quote, but the bookmark. That wasn't the part that was butchered.
Starting point is 01:47:56 Okay, not even the bookmark quote where it's now time for surrender next chapter. No, no, I think it's very sweet. I think the whole thing's very sweet. I thought it was going to be some crazy, you were like, wait until I tell you about this proposal. You know I'm not the most romantic person in the world, and I think that this is crazy romantic. I think that's great. The logistics of it kind of stressed me out of like the ring in there. Well, then I was cutting up a book.
Starting point is 01:48:18 Like I didn't like that part. Why not just highlight the quote and have the ring in your hand? Because once you see the ring, are you really reading a book once you see a ring? I like the ring in. I thought that was the cute part. That he cut it out and put it on a little pillow and it was sticking down in there. Yeah, sure. That's good.
Starting point is 01:48:33 It sounds like you love it. Oh, good for them. It's good. I'm very happy for them, and I thought it was very romantic. I do too. I'm not trying to be anti. It just took me a second to understand it. Show me the video and I'll...
Starting point is 01:48:47 Oh, I don't know that there's a video. Oh, all right. COVID, you know. Hey, speaking of getting married. So Ray Mundo is getting married in October, October 24th. And your father, about to be father-in-law, he's not yet, not until you married, but your girl's dad, bought you some birthday presents. Yeah, so he did, he went to PlayStation route because he knows I'm a gamer. So I sent him a text the time that I got it from him because he wasn't there in person because of COVID reasons. and I said, hey, thank you so much for the PlayStation stuff, Pimp, as almost a way to say, hey, we're kind of now boys, right? So you called your about to be father-in-law Pimp?
Starting point is 01:49:27 Yeah, and so we've hung out multiple times. We've actually drank multiple times together, so I kind of thought we were on that level where I can just use, you know, bro talk with him. And I assumed he knew what that meant. Apparently he had no idea the new meaning of Pimp, and he was kind of offended that I called him Pimp. How old is he?
Starting point is 01:49:45 he's in his late 50s I would say that'd be a tough one to convert so yeah he told my fiancee that and so I'm like how do I now almost need to apologize for calling him pimp because he didn't know it means basically dude or bro it's not the old meaning of pimp so that's where I sit right now
Starting point is 01:50:01 so do I wait for the wedding or do I square things up with him right now and say hey I totally apologize about calling you pimp I realized that wasn't respectful sorry or let's just do that at the steeple in October I don't think you steeple it I would do it now
Starting point is 01:50:17 I think if it's awkward You gotta do it now Yeah yeah that's kind of where I'm leaning as well In Cine attacks Dearest Pimp Juice Pimp Juice Thank God I didn't say that Do you call like your in-laws
Starting point is 01:50:27 I don't call anybody Pimp No No I know Even like bro or dude No As a matter of fact If you remember on this show a few weeks ago Yeah
Starting point is 01:50:36 You don't say anything I don't know what to call Caitlin's dad I don't think it's bro dude or Pimp I just look at him in the eyes And talk because I never knew if I should call him by he's got like a couple first names like you know
Starting point is 01:50:46 he's got I don't know Mr. What's the name Jerry Lee? Well no but it's like Bill or something because of Billy Okay I got to
Starting point is 01:50:56 So you just don't Why don't you ask Caitlin Hey what should I call your dad? It doesn't feel right Because people call him different things So you just wait till you have eye contact And you say hey Yeah I like wave
Starting point is 01:51:04 That feels right Man you know it's cool When you guys have kids eventually You can just call him like Papa or whatever the kids call him That's my scapegoat. Yeah. Well, he sent me a note about, I guess it got around to him because a week later I got a message from him.
Starting point is 01:51:17 What did he say? It goes, it has come to my attention that you aren't sure what to call me. Nice. Oh, boy. I'm not sure what names you were considering. I may like one of those. He says, pimp, possibly. Pimp juice.
Starting point is 01:51:32 I've been called many things, some better than others. I was known as Billy Dan until I went to college. My CB handle was country boy, but let's just go with Bill. Country boy Breaker, breaker, breaker I'm not sure Country boy Billy Dean feels right anymore
Starting point is 01:51:47 So Okay, well there you go Bill But I tell you of all the names I never once thought I should call him Pimp No I want to make a list At 1,963
Starting point is 01:51:58 Still not Pimp Uh huh Not on there All right Good luck with that Ray I'm calling him dad Oh That's cool too
Starting point is 01:52:04 No Out of the gate Oh I went one direction That was bad Why not go polar opposite I'm calling him daddy Oh, daddy.
Starting point is 01:52:12 Don't say daddy. No, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, boy. All right, let us know how this turns out. Yeah, yeah. All right. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Reba on tomorrow.
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