The Bobby Bones Show - Will Amy Sue Airport For Her Back Injury? + Bobby Highlights Best Moments of the Super Bowl + Lunchbox Delivers Book Report On George Jones

Episode Date: February 5, 2018

Will Amy file a lawsuit over her back injury at the airport?, Bobby highlights the best moments of Super Bowl 52 and Lunchbox delivers his book report on country legend George Jones Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What do you guys eat at your house in the Super Bowl? Oh, I made those vegan nachos that I've made for you before. They're amazing. My husband, I don't know, some meat. Some people stopped by brought stuff. We actually went by another friend's house too,

but then we back to our house because the kids. The kids change everything. Had to put them to bed. And you let them watch Justin Timberlake dance around? Yeah. Okay, just making sure. Hello, Bobby, this was their first Super Bowl experience. They know what Super Bowl is?

No. Oh, cool. So they're like, what am I doing? Yeah, I think my husband is waiting for next year because I think after a full year, my son will be older and kind of understand the concept of football and they can enjoy it more together. Well, we'll talk about some of the commercials, the halftime show. We'll talk about we can get deep into the game if you want. Totally.

I'm ready. I want to dissect why. Bye Tom Brady. You're right. We saw everything that happened last night. But yeah, it was crazy. We're here. Welcome to Monday show.

Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU. Detroit firefighters saved a group of dogs and puppies from a house fire. All the people got out. But the fire happened Tuesday afternoon. Last week at a home on Plainview in the city's west side. Everybody's out. They're like, the dogs are still in there.

So the firefighters bust in, and they saved 12 puppies. and two adult dogs that were still stuck in there. Wow. They had to put the little oxygen masks on them, some of the puppies. I love little puppy oxygen masks. I know. You hope they never have to be used? Yeah, I know.

I know. But at least they're available. Do you think they look at them sometimes? I go, I can't wait to use this. Yeah, probably. I'd be like, even if the dog did it, I'd be like, I think it needs some oxygen. Would you do it to yourself, though?

Like, do a duck face? That's not as cute. I know, but just test it out. Maybe. Shout out to these firefighters and went back in, saved all the dogs. That's awesome and I see you. I see you. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories.

It's producer Raymond in South Carolina and Amtrak passenger train crashed, leaving two people dead 116 injured. Officials said it was on the wrong track running into a freight train. In weather news, 40s and 50s for most of the country this week, the rain moves in tomorrow to the south and Midwest, so watch out for that. And finally, congrats to the Philadelphia Eagles. They won the Super Bowl. They beat the New England Patriots last night, 41 to 33. So on Friday, we had something a little dramatic. Amy and I both flew to Texas.

And as we get to the airport to go to Texas, Amy falls down. And I don't know if all I do, I get a text from Amy saying, hey, I'm in the medical room at the airport. I don't even know the medical room. Yeah, I mean either. But I've been now, and I know how they handle it. And I was with all men, but before they bandaged me up and everything, a female had to come be present, kind of like at the doctor.

Well, that's good. Yeah. So what happens, though? The Uber pulls up to the curb. And he warns me, hey, I see ice over there to your left. Watch out for the ice when you're walking into the airport. I'm like, no problem. Well, when I open the door, I do see the ice to the left.

But down below, to me, it looks like wet street. And you're at the actual airport where there shouldn't be ice. I'm at the assigned drop-off lane. Okay. And there's even a security crossing guard policeman person there waiting, you know, right there like they do. and the minute my feet hit the ground, I have zero control. I mean, my feet are out of the car

and I am sliding down to the ground. And so you hit the car in the ground? Yeah, like every vertebra in my back is like, so do you blame the airport? I mean, they definitely should have had salt there or signs or something, right? Lawsuit! I know.

Even the police that, because I thought I was fine. I really did feel fine, but then I forgot my ID and I needed this special pat down. and they were going to be touching my back, and it really felt like it was bleeding. So I said, hey, before anybody touches me, I just need you to know, I fell outside, and my back might be a mess. I haven't seen it. I don't know.

So they said, do you mind if we pull up your shirt? And they pulled up my shirt, and they go, okay, yeah, we're going to take you to the medic room. A policeman came over to me, escorted me. Did they make a joke about a lawsuit? I don't know that it was a joke. I think they were serious. Well, they made a joke because they referenced a lawyer in town that has signs on buses and bus stops and billboards everywhere.

But I think they were sort of serious. Like, I should contact him because they felt like I was put in a situation that I shouldn't have been put in. I was literally just getting out of my car. There should not have been ice at the step entrance at the airport. No. So, okay, you hurt your back. It's scratched up really bad. They bandaged you.

Yes. Are you okay? You're hurting? I feel okay. I do feel out of alignment. There you go. And I need some sort of adjustment. And sometimes when I turn my neck like, oh, to the little the wrong way to the left or the right, I'm like, oh, and riding in a car, you know, trying to lean my back up against any seat hurts.

Have you been able to play with your kids the same way? If you take any sudden turns, I kind of, no, I can't actually. Boom. And you're not even kidding. I'm not kidding. Amy had to go to the medical room, but she also forgot her ID too and they had nothing to do with it. No, but I was able to fly. Yeah, somehow.

I put a picture on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones. Amy's getting out of the car. There's ice at the airport. She wipes it. You hit your head. Yeah. I'm telling you vertebrae all the way up to my neck. And then I'm like on the ground and they have to come over and help me up.

And I'm sort of just in shock and a little embarrassed that whole feeling. And then thinking, okay, I just got to walk into the airport and do what I got to do. You thought you had blood all over your shirt? Oh, for sure. And if they didn't bandage me up, my shirt would have eventually stuck to my back to the blood. Well, you have a picture and there's blood on your vertebrae all the way down. Yeah. You know how I like to work out?

Yeah. And I've been really working on abs. I legit could not do a sit-up right now because I can't lay on my back like that. Mm-hmm. Your quality of life's down. Yoga. I can't. I bet there are a lot of people with TV commercials that have a law that would like to talk to you.

No, we're serious right now. I know. I know. Okay. We'll leave that here. I think anything else we need to stand a court of law. Okay. The Bobby Bones show.

Bobby Bones. Time for your positivity. A little something we go. Tell me something good. And we go around the room. I'm going to go first. A teen volunteer firefighter took the classes.

All of a sudden, he knows how to do it, saves his coworkers' life like the next day as soon as he learns. He finishes his class. Wow. Whoa. And think about being a teenager, and you go, hey, I want to volunteer to be a firefighter.

I'm going to take the classes. And so, he is 18 years old. Daniel Dowdy, the youngest member of the Grafton-Wisconsin Fire Department. That probably helps with the ladies. Yeah, probably, huh? You're like in high school and say, yeah. He's a high school senior.

I'm a fire department. Just got certified. And so as co-worker collapsed, fell in conscious, checked his pulse, called for help, started CPR, paramedics were there. He knew the skills. He just finished the classes. Wow. And that probably helps with the ladies, too.

Yeah, I saved the life. I go to prom? I'm first. Yeah. Yeah, get that. Amy, you're up. So a family was warming up their wheelchair accessible van in their Milwaukee driveway. It was really cold out, so they went inside.

It was just warming up. Like I said, well, while that was happening, someone stole it. It's horrible. So they've got three kids living with them that have disabilities. They need this van. They bring a hard time getting around with their community rallied together with the GoFundMe page campaign. And bought him a new van. Boom.

Yeah, that's a good one. And they partnered with Mobility Works. And now the family is able to get around and they are just so happy and say it's a huge blessing. It's like that Walker Haystown, Craig. Yeah. They bought him, Walker and his family a van. Yeah. Just handed him the title and the keys.

Lunchbox you're up. Eight year old Chloe's upstairs. She's at home with her dad when she hears a big boom. She runs downstairs. Her dad is collapsed. She picks up the phone, calls 911, and they tell her how to do CPR. So she starts doing CPR on her dad,

brings her dad back to life. And it turns out he had a cyst that busted on his pancreas, caused him to pass out, saved his life, and the dad said, I am very proud of her. And yes, she is my favorite kid now. Oh, did he run to say that? No, I had it.

Oh, Bobby Bones. A question for the room is, did anyone stay up last night and watch This Is Us? No. And not because we don't love it, but because our hours are brutal when it comes to staying up late. So, okay, good. That's easy for us. Yeah, I didn't even stay up to see Brady Fumble. Oh, that's right.

Yeah, that was also a disaster. Well, I think last night as I was watching the game, and if you have a Super Bowl commercial that runs first in the Super Bowl, you quickly get glossed over and people don't remember it. So I just want to play one from the beginning that I thought was really good. And it was the Lionel Richie Ameritrade commercial. Don't even know what I know what Ameritrade does, but they kept trying to get him to say all night long, like his song,

All night long. Here's the Super Bowl commercial with Lionel Richie. So Lionel, what does being able to trade 24-5 meet you? Well, it means I can trade after the market closes. It's true. So all evening long. Ooh, so close. Yes.

But also all. Night through its entirety. Come on. All the time from sunset to sunrise. Right. But you can trade. From darkness to light. So that's funny, right?

Yes, that is funny. Amy, was it even part of your mind when you went? Let me take it my favorite commercials. Was that one? Yeah. No. No, because honestly, I didn't see that one. I don't know why.

Because it was early. Okay. And even if you did, you're probably running around with kids, getting the food, ready for Brady to win a sick Super Bowl. It must be good because even just hearing back a little clip of it, I get it and I'm picturing my head and it does seem really funny. There was also the Ram Truck's Vikings commercial. It was a group of Vikings. And they were getting pulled by the new Ram Truck from Iceland across the ocean of Minneapolis, which is where the Vikings were playing. And then when they got there, it turns out the Vikings weren't in the Super Bowl. and then I'll play it for you later

but they were playing a Queens We Will Rock You and it was a rare recording and I was listening to it I thought man this is faster than the normal version but it's an old version they just uncovered

you can actually see the whole full version of this now just search ram trucks on YouTube so lots of commercials lots of game it went late again I had put my money on the Patriots

not real money but I did bet with some listeners I signed some books and I have to send them out. So there's all that. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day.

This story comes to us from Bangor Main. The residents wanted to put Bangor Main on the map, so they were going to set a world record. They got the people from Guinness there. They planned this whole thing, a big dinner, and they were going to open the record amount of beers at the same time. So they do it, take video. Guinness takes it back.

Oh, sorry, you're 27 people short. No world records. Oh. Oh, that's worth. Wait. There was 1,122 people at this dinner to open a beer. They all opened it. They needed 1,149.

Oh. How did they miss count? That's so sad. Such an important detail. Yeah, it is. Does anyone know if it's Bangor or Bangor? I think Bangor. Regardless, if anyone's listening there, I'm sorry?

It's B-A-N-G-O-R. I know someone from the Northeast and she's always said Bangor. Oh, stop. You don't know anybody from Bangor Maine. I do. My friend Maureen-M-R-R. Maureen-M-A-N-N-A-R-R-Rct. Yes.

He worked out of the new. Oh, my goodness. How much? Well, is that your bonehead story of the day? Banger. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. Amy, what was your favorite commercial last night?

I think I got to go with the Australian Chris Hemsworth one where they, I thought it was a movie about like Cockatile Dundee or something. But then it turned out being an ad for Australia. Yeah, that was really funny. And it was the guy, Danny McBride. It's funny, you go to Chris Hemsworth because I know he's so good looking. Yeah, I know, because I figured the other guy was an up-and-coming sort of funny. No, no, no, no. What you figured was he isn't that good-looking of a guy and you didn't look at him.

No, I guess I'm not that familiar with his work, but clearly he's a big deal. He just, he... So Danny McBride is apparently, as they start the commercial, Crocodile Dundee's nephew, which was a huge movie in the 80s, where a guy from Australia has culture shock in America. But here's that commercial. Hey, hold up. This isn't a movie.

No. It's a tourism ad for Australia. Yes. But listen, do you're the best Crocodile Dundee since Crocodile Dundee? Really? Yes, really. And we had the best trip ever, didn't we? Yeah, that's pretty sweet.

Hey, you know, there are some great flight deals to Australia right now. Dude, I get it. It's not a movie. It's a commercial. I thought the commercial was really good. I liked it when he was shaving his face with a knife as they were roughing it. And he's like, I'm shaving my face with my knife, mate.

And then he turns his face and there's blood all over because he... I think there's a movie there. Like, as I watched it, I thought you got to make that movie. Maybe that's their end game plan, but yeah, they got me for a minute. And I was like, wait. I started to think the plot was a little weird. As they were going to nice beaches and awesome restaurants. I was like, huh.

where is the culture shock or the hardship in this movie? And so, yeah, it was a good one. The Bobby Bones show, Bobby Bones. We'll go around the room. What did everybody do last night? Amy, I'll start with you. My friend had a little get-together, so my husband took our son over there,

which my daughter and I were going to be going to, but she just was not having it at all. So I ended up watching it with her. Did she watch it or did she run around the house? Well, okay. So I had it on and I would call her in at moments where I wanted her to kind of see what was happening, especially the halftime show. So she would get it. But, yeah, no, she was watching Supergirl or something.

Does she even know who Justin Timberlake is? She knows the song from trolls. You know, that's what she says. I say, I'll sing the song to her. And then she'll say trolls. And I'll say yes. So, you know, Justin Timberlakes a troll. So he wasn't quite the sensation in Haiti as a Justin.

Bieber was. No, and I was shocked by that. Because when I said... I think just their age, though. Well, I know, but I was, and then I sang to her bye, bye, bye, and she still didn't really know and was thinking, whoa. It's an oldie station by this point. I know. I was thinking that last night when Timberlake went into the stands when he was dancing with that kid, that kid really didn't know who Justin Timberlake was. Maybe you knew Justin Timberlake was, but he had no idea. Maybe just the trolls guy. Yeah, see, he was sort of singing the song, but I was thinking the same thing too. I was like, ooh, he knows him from trolls. Yeah, that kid was

on Good Morning America this morning, or will be. So cool. He's just standing up there. Probably some rich kid, too, he's got all the credentials, dad's millionaire, and all of a sudden now he gets to be a Good Morning America and the coolest kid at school. But didn't you think it was cool of Justin to stop and let him

take a selfie? Oh, I thought he had to. If he didn't, he would look like a jerk. Oh, okay. When the kid pulls out the phone? Oh, yeah, sure. I'll stay here and sing. Lunchbox, what you do? I went over to Eddie's house.

He was nice enough to grill some fajitas, and so my wife agreed to go over there, so we went over there and watched the game. How's that? I was good. The fajitas were great. The kids were running around like crazy, but they didn't come in the TV room,

so that was good. Did you like the kids running around or no? No, it's fine. I can tune them out because if I'm watching football, I don't mind them at all, and they were in the back room, jumping up and down and throwing things,

and I don't know. It was fine. I had some hummus, and I watched the game from a hotel room by myself last night, and it was pretty perfect. Because I got to watch the game, I got to eat what I wanted, I made running around, nobody's staying in my house until 10 p.m. Because that's what would have happened. You have to kick people out.

So when you're watching the game in your hotel room by yourself, like, what do you wear? Do you sit there in like full clothes like you're enjoying it or you just relax, like, in bed? Not put on full pads in a helmet. Yeah, like everybody else. Why do you want to nobody wears? What's wrong with you? Do you want to know what color my underwear wear? No, no, no.

I'm just wondering, like, if I'm at my house, I still have jeans and a t-shirt on while I'm watching a game. I just wonder if you're doing the same or you like just chilling. No. No, I think I was in sweats and a tank top watching the game, just chilling. There you go. I didn't know you were into that. Weird. I'm not into that.

I just thought maybe American will want to know. I'll send you a text now of what I'm wearing in a minute. Hold on a minute. Yeah. Amy, did you see where John Stamos got married? Yes. Why did he say it like that? No, because I started to think also too

because she's pregnant and had a baby, right? Well, so his pregnant fiancé pregnant. Caitlin got, they got married on Saturday. And so they did the thing of the church. They said I do. They went back home in Beverly Hills for the reception. Yes.

But what happened was the night before someone stole $165,000 in jewelry from their hotel room. Okay, yeah. I mean, can you imagine to have a wedding after you've been robbed? That probably takes a little bit of the fun

out of it. Oh yeah, I'm sure you're freaking out because it wasn't just a little piece of jewelry. It was $165,000 worth of jewelry. And if you have that much in a room, I would think you would have someone guarding it. At least I would.

If I had anything like that hiding out, I put it in a safe. And if someone got into a safe, it was an inside job. But the guy finally gets married. Because he's never married before, right? Uncle Jesse? I don't think so. Nope. And then he gets robbed the night before. Imagine you, on your wedding date, if someone robbed you the night before. Yeah, I'd probably be a little bit of a mess. But maybe she has

insurance and she feels like, eh, it's no big deal. But if it was something sentimental or maybe it belonged to my grandma or I don't know, that would be hard. John Stamos was married to Rebecca Romaine Stamos, if we remember correctly. Oh, that's why she has that Stamos. as part of her last name? Well, used to, yes. I know. A lot of the jewelry was on loan. Anyway, I saw that story and thought, man, that stinks for them.

Secondly, lunchbox's favorite Super Bowl commercial, we've been going around the room here. Lunchbox last night, what do you have? My favorite one was the M&M commercial with Danny DeVito. I thought it was good, and it was early, and we still remembered it after the Super Bowl, where the red M&M decides he gets to be human because he found a lucky coin. Here's that commercial. I've had three people try to eat me today. Three.

Who? Lucky Penny. Anyway, sometimes I wish I were human. Whoa. Look at me. I'm human. Do you want to eat me? No. Do you want to eat me?

No, thank you. Would you like to eat me? Nobody wants to eat me. I'm the lucky. He dropped your lucky penny. Man, I look good. You're still short and bald. I thought it was funny, too.

A woman near Pittsburgh. saw a friend's Facebook post about an older dog that needed to be adopted. And she thought, man, it looks like a puppy that my parents made me take back to the Humane Society as a kid. So she adopted it. Then checked its microchip, then realized it was the same dog. This is unbelievable. Listen to this. A friend on Facebook, this is just crazy.

She was rehoming her elderly dog, and she had a picture of her. It said the dog's name is Chloe. And it looked very similar to my puppy when I was little, and I'm like, That is such a coincidence. That is just crazy. So, like, on a whim, I said, I'll take, you know, I'll take her. I messaged her and said, I'd, you know, love to take this dog in. Just, I didn't know, you know, if it was going to be my dog, but I thought, oh, it reminds me of my old dog.

So I'll just take her in. I wanted a dog. And then I remember I came home from work the day before yesterday, and I was just holding her. And I swear the dog was, like, hugging me. Like, she was all my chest hugging me. So yesterday morning, I took her to the vet. And I just, I knew it was going to be her. I just knew it.

So I took her and the lady wrote it down. and she read it off number by number. Exact match. I felt like I, like, won the lottery because, like, it's just, like, this sentimental thing. Like, it was just so exciting. I just never thought I'd see her again. Is that crazy?

Yeah. Her dad worked from home, and the dog was a little yappy dog that barked all the time, so her parents made her take it back. Oh! That stinks, man. Get your bones on a Bobby Bones show.

There was an Amazon Alexa commercial, and Jeff Bezos did it. Amazon CEO was on. They were like, hey, Jeff, Amazon's voice is out. What do we do? And then all the celebrities were the voices of the Alexa. I thought it's pretty funny. Here's that one.

Amazon's Alexa lost her voice this morning. Alexa lost her voice. How is that even possible? We have the replacements ready. Just say the work. And you're sure this is going to work. Yeah. Alexa, show me a recipe for a grilled cheese sandwich.

Pathetic. You're 32 years of age. And you don't know how to make a grilled cheese sandwich. Its name is the recipe, you So, and then went on to Cardi B was in there. Somebody else. Oh, the old guy from Science of the Lambs.

What's his name? Anthony Hopkins? Anthony Hopkins. He was like, yes, I'll be there for you. So I thought that was good. But you know what's happening is Alexis got to kind of reclaim what it does because that Apple Home Pot is coming out.

And that's the battle of the two Titans right there. Forget the Super Bowl last night and Tom Brady losing the Eagles. Amazon versus Apple, oh my goodness. And they have unlimited money. They can buy whatever they want. They can buy the Super Bowl and make us watch it on a home pod if they want. Probably.

So I thought that was good. There was a ram truck's Vikings commercial. There was a bunch of Vikings, but they were human Vikings, like from the old days. And they were getting pulled by a ram truck from Iceland across to Minneapolis. But the whole twist was they thought the Vikings were on the Super Bowl and they got there and the Vikings weren't in the Super Bowl. and there was a whole Queen We Will Rock You Deal But that song was just discovered last year That was an older version

They just discovered So the ad was actually just a teaser If you want to watch the full version You can check it out now Search Ram Trucks on YouTube If you want to see that That was pretty funny too I do have coming up

First of all we have to stop holding these commercials To a higher standard Because at this point We've seen them all on the internet And two, we have amazing things all the time now It used to be a deal where people would make their best, best, best commercials. Now they just spend more money at this time

you get bigger stars. That's basically all it is. It's just more famous people in the commercials. The commercials really aren't that much better. So everyone's like, oh, it's not the same as it used to be. You know why? It's great that it's not the same. Because now the commercials for the most part

are all really good. It's a competition out all the time to get your product noticed. So I saw that. And I thought that last night too. That and people who complained about the halftime show were kind of annoying to me. But that's okay.

Everybody has their opinions. It is now time to go over to Amy, my co-host, who has the 30-second skinny. Amy, let's go. Bobby Bonset. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 32nd Skinny. So I just have to give a shout-out to Carrie Underwood

and how amazing she looked last night in the video for the champion, which played debut during the Super Bowl. Actually just before, right? Bobby, did you see her? I did. So amazing. I thought she looked good, but that's just for that game, or is it going to play during every football game coming up?

Yeah, I don't know. I would assume for that game because football's over. Oh, that's a good point. I guess the Super Bowl ended. But it's kind of, I just thought she looked super great and it was awesome. Janet Jackson's father never forgave Justin Timberlake for his response to the wardrobe malfunction in Super Bowl 38. He said that Justin's solo career took off after that and Janet's went south. So he wanted Justin's, to make it up to Janet by bringing her out last night. And the hashtag Janet Jackson Appreciation Day trended through most of the Super Bowl. And he never brought her out, though.

I just didn't think he needed to. I know he didn't want to feed a brought out people he needed to. He'd brought it in sync because that's what everybody really wanted. So I think Justin wanted it to just be about him, which is fair. And I think whomever was doing the halftime show had to do a Prince tribute because that was Minneapolis. And Prince had just died the year before. So I thought it was a really good halftime show

for what they wanted from it. Justin Timberlake had some tennis shoes on. They were the new Jordans. And he had them on. He tweeted a picture out, which is obviously product placement. And they sold that immediately on the shoe app too. That's crazy.

Yeah. I thought he did fantastic. I'm Amy. That's your 30 Second Skinny. across America. Let's talk about some of the performances last night, and we'll start with Pink. Here's a short clip of Pink doing the national anthem. First of all, here you go.

So if you've been keeping up with the story, Pink had the flu, and they didn't know if she was going to be able to sing. And I was nervous for her as she went out, and I saw her chewing on gum. And it wasn't gum. It was a throat loss, because her throat was killing her. So all that being said, yeah, she missed.

that note at the end, but it doesn't matter. Like, she went out with the flu and still did a B plus job. And with the flu, that's an A plus in my book. Because she could easily went, I just can't do it. And she went out and she did it. And I admire her for that because when you go out and sing the national anthem, if you do it exactly right, everyone just expects you to do it exactly right. And if you don't, people jump all over you.

There's not a lot of win whenever you do the national anthem. There is in your heart for the country, but from people watching, if you do it perfect, people go, that's what I expected. What's next? If you don't, people will talk about it for years. So the fact that she went out with the flu, I thought she might throw up. I know if she's going to poop pants. I don't know what the deal was. When you have the flu, all those things can happen. And you can't control it. And I saw a guy tweet her and say, hey, what's up to chewing the gum? She goes, hey, dude, this is throat loss. My throat was killing me. And then some other guys said, hey, Pink, you're not good. I can sing better than that. And she said, you know what?

I got to sing from my country while you sat on a dirty couch at home. And the dude who tweeted that, because she retweeted it, then deleted his tweet and then blocked his account because everybody was crushing it. Oh, I'm sure. Yeah, which was pretty funny. So I give Pink an absolute A plus for that, considering the circumstances. We know she can sing. We also know she wasn't lip-sinking. Because she could have done that too.

Let's throw that wrinkle in there. She didn't lipstick either. Because if she would, if she'd have sounded perfect. So I did really like that Pink performed the national anthem. It's not always about how perfect you sing it. I think it's how much you feel it, how hard you try. That's what our country's about anyway. Just getting out there and giving the old college try.

That's right. She did good. I thought Pink was good. On top of that, we can talk about Justin Timberlake's performance. performance, which that first part when he's underneath, I'm almost positive was recorded. When he's underneath and he's dancing in the little room. And people were counting that as part of his performance. I'm almost positive that was all pre-recorded.

And when he walks out is when it starts. Because last year, Lady Gaga didn't jump off the top of the Super Bowl stadium. Yeah, she tricked us for sure. I don't know if I tricked us. I knew she wasn't jumping off the top of the stadium. I was like, whoa, she's jumping. So Justin Timberlake comes out and he sings. And he goes right into Rock Your Body, which was the Janet Jackson song,

where at the end of Rock Your Body was when the big wardrobe malfunction happened. And so as the wardrobe malfunction happened years ago, he goes, I'm going to have your neck by the end of this song. Boom, and he knocks it off. Last night as he's singing right before it gets to that line, he goes, stop. And he doesn't sing that line. And he goes to the next song. So that irritated some people that were watching it really close.

And I was watching it really close too. I was curious if he'd even acknowledge it. I thought it was fine. I didn't think there was any sort of slight toward Janet Jackson. I liked that he did the song early. I think even that acknowledged that it existed in the past. And he had committed to bringing nobody out. I love that about Justin Timberlake.

He feels that he's a big enough star to carry it himself. He's perfect. I'm not saying that. I am. Okay. That's fair. I don't know what any of this, or you're talking about any of these little slight details

that people picked up on that bothered them or what. I didn't see any of that. I saw an amazing performance. I was totally into it the entire time. He could do no wrong. I loved it. Well, it was a slow build. And if you watch people on the internet about five minutes in,

they were like, this is terrible. It's like, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a minute. Let's let it go a little bit before. You know, you don't watch the first half of the first quarter and go, well, this game's a bust. I quit. No.

You let the whole game play. Even though they kicked two field goals in the first quarter, it ended up being an amazing game. So the halftime performance is going on. There were a few audio issues, which was out of Justin Timberlake's control because he doesn't handle the sound. So he's out and he's rocking it. He does Cry Me a River, which I thought was good because old school Justin Timberlake post in sync. So here's some Cry me a River. I thought the dancing was great.

And we can't expect someone to dance like that and sing every word. You're just not going to get both of those. so he can stand and sing everywhere or he can dance a whole lot. One or the two, because with that cardio, that just doesn't happen. So he chose to dance and sing some, and I can respect that because that's what we expect from Justin Timberlake. Yep.

He goes out, the band's out there, they're playing real music. He's not lip-sinking. There's a backing track. We're backing tracks for everybody all the time. So that didn't bother me. He starts to play. The piano and Prince comes on and they do, I would die for you, which I thought was a fantastic moment.

Here's that clip. Minneapolis, Minnesota, this one's for you. I thought that was fantastic. Now, the funny thing was, before that happened, they had said, hey, is there going to be a hologram of Prince? And he said, no. And he was telling the truth. There wasn't a hologram.

They basically put on a sheet. They hung a sheet and shot it up there from a projector from the 90s. That's what it looked like. Yeah. So I thought that was really cool. Some people were upset because Justin Timberlake had a song back in the day on Timberland's song where he kind of disprints a bit. And he also made a joke about Prince's height once at an awards show. And the fact that Prince said he never wanted to digitally be put out with another artist even after he died or an artist be put out with him because he said, hey, we'd have been born in the same time if that was meant to be.

Oh. All that being said, those were elements of people being upset about that. But you can't do a Super Bowl in Minneapolis right after Prince dies and not. celebrate arguably the biggest artist to ever come from that area. And so I thought that was good. It's very delicate. They had to handle it a certain way. And I think they did.

I thought it was really good. I have one more Justin Timberlake clip. Obviously, you can tell I like the performance overall. And here's one final clip of Justin Timberlake. This is him doing, can't stop the feeling. It goes into the stands. It's the troll song where he jumps on the kid and they're taking a selfie. Here you go.

He also made a little kid famous, 13-year-old, as they were taking a selfie. Overall, I give the whole performance, A, minus. I thought from Justin coming out and just being Justin, he played no in sync songs. He hadn't decided to bring in sync out. I thought that was a cool place to meet in the middle. You don't bring him out, you don't play the songs. Cool. He had to celebrate Prince. I thought that was cool. There were some audio issues. But overall, just because he didn't write a big giant elephant out like Katie Perry, I thought it was really good. Just musically, I thought it was really good. The dancing was really good. So many Justin Timberlake hits that you would

forget we're so good eight, nine years ago. So I enjoyed it. And I know that there were some people that did not like it, but they weren't going to like it anyway. They were just looking for a reason to hate.

I didn't see anybody yelling at the first quarter. This game's terrible. Two field goals? I'm out of here, man. Isn't Justin Timberlake one of those people that you throw in the category of if you don't like them, then you don't like yourself?

Not anymore because he's become quite obnoxious. Who? But Justin Everlake has been. He has? Oh, yeah, yeah. But I still enjoy him a lot. Yeah. Oh, I haven't noticed anything obnoxious. Yeah, you wouldn't. You just said everything he does is perfect. So, yeah. Okay, there's my whole rant about the halftime show. Amy, did you notice the Super Bowl went black for a second? No, I didn't. It didn't on my TV or maybe I wasn't paying attention during that moment.

Yeah, that's probably what it was. I think during everybody's TV, but it was only 20 to 30 seconds. That's a long time, though. Yes, $5 million worth a long time. Yeah. They throw and nothing comes up And then they come back like, I guess we're back at our bloody Let's get back to the Super Bowl

It really is Tom Brady The greatest ball time And so nobody said much about it And they're saying now It was some sort of technical mess up In the booth Or what if something was happening During that blackout

We don't even know Okay One of the funnier commercials last night Was Eli Manning And ODB dancing and they're on the practice field and like okay we scored the touchdown you want to try the dance and like yeah and then all of a sudden they go into the dirty dancing i've had the time of my life here play that one ray you're working on that thing yeah let's do it let's get it no and then

the line may come out and dance it's a really funny commercial but do you know what it was commercialing for amy the NFL yeah the NFL yeah so that was a good commercial i was already watching the NFL though so they got me I mean, if you're going to call in sick to work today, I like to give you some advice instead of saying don't do it instead of just giving you a stat. You better hurry. People are probably about to call in. Yeah, sure. I got you right now. They're probably making their mind up like, oh, what do I do? How sick do I sound? Right now, you are the confirmation that they should do it. No, no, no, I'm just saying if you do it, your buddy Bobby wants to help you out with how to do it, what to say.

First of all, don't include a lot of details about your story because they're not really allowed to ask. even if someone's sick on the show and it's different on the show because if someone goes, hey, I might be sick in a week. I'm like, stay home! Do not come in! So there's not even an issue here.

But if you say, hey, I'm sick. Really, they can't ask anything. So know that because the more details to a story you give, the more someone's going to think you're lying. And that's just in general. If you're volunteering tons of details, you kind of sound like a liar.

Here are the best excuses. One, say you got food poisoning and a party last night. You ate something and it is not well. You can go with the old family emergency. Do you have to get a note for that? Some of these, you go to the doctor, you got to get a note. How are you going to get a note for a family emergency?

You ain't. Number three. The flu. Who's going to question the flu right now? Yeah. But you're going to have to miss more than just today. Yes, that's the problem is that you really got to commit. You got to do the Daniel Day-Lewis

method acting style of really committing to the role. And that means no posting on Instagram. You can't go, I got the flu, and then be having a friday. You know what I mean? You have to give up a lot if you're going to go that route. Those are the three. You can also go with, not just Super Bowl, but you can also go with the migraine.

Because prove to me I don't have a migraine. Please, I dare somebody to prove to me I don't have a migraine. You can't. It's like saying you died and went and talked to Angel and saw a light. You might have, but I can't. prove you didn't. Even if I don't believe you, I can't prove you didn't. So the migraine is consistently the way to go. Not that you should do any of that, but I'm just looking out for it. You know what saying? As they say, good looking out. Good looking out. We don't condone this behavior. No, no, no, no,

no, of course not. We're such lameos because after the Super Bowl, I think we all went to bed. But This Is Us came on. None of us saw. So I don't even think it's a spoiler if we did because we know he died. Right. It's just how he died, and I still don't know. And I really wasn't trying to avoid it. And I watched This As Us. I'm not fully caught out, but I watch it. You know what I started watching, though, Amy, was The Americans.

Mm-hmm. Do you love it? I'm watching Season 1, and it was five or six years ago when this show came out. So I understand that. But I do. I think it's really good so far. Yeah. And there are a lot of seasons.

Mm-hmm. But I thought with the whole Russia, America thing, spies, that maybe I'd be into it. And your husband's in the military. He loves it, right? Yeah, he's totally into it. It's one where I wish I would have started with him, so it's something we could watch together, but I haven't yet. So maybe I could catch up, especially if you like it too, but I do like it. He loves it. And there's only 47 minute episodes. Oh, yeah, 47. So there's that. It's doable. This is Us. Didn't watch that. Cloverfield. The movie came out last night on Netflix. The second one. I don't watch that, obviously. But I'm pretty excited to see that, although the reviews aren't super good.

And last night the commercial came on during the Super Bowl. I said, Yeah, Cloverfield 2, the return of Cloverfield 2. And I'm like, oh, that's cool. Here's Cloverfield again. I was always anxious to see what happened to the little monster once it landed on Earth. And then it says right after the Super Bowl. Whoa, how about that?

And on Netflix. I'm surprised one after the other. Hulu spent a lot of money last night. It looks like 2018 is going to be a year they really get into making their own content game. Because Hulu so far has just been the channel to watch hands. Handmaid's Tale. Other than that, I didn't really watch much Hulu. So I saw a couple new shows for Hulu.

But that's where I watch This Is Us. Yeah, but This Is Us can be seen a lot of places. Okay. Like, if you don't have it exclusively, people aren't going to subscribe to you. Okay, gotcha. There was a story about, it's called Human Uber. Oh, I'm going to do this. When it comes to America, I'm totally in.

What happens is it lets you attend other events or parties or social gatherings. Someone else goes for you and basically puts an iPad. pat on their face and you don't even have to go. What? Oh. And then you're there. This is right up my alley. Yes.

Oh, no. Yes. What is the world coming to? Don't have to shake hands. Have to get germs. Camillion mask is what it's called. It lets a surrogate attend events for you. Think FaceTime, but different.

And think iPad, but the technology uses a real human to go for you and you hire someone to go to an event and they wear a mask that's even shaped like you. And there's a voice that's you. You talk through it. And you just have to sit. in your room and chill while someone else goes and does all the hard work, the walking, the traveling. Oh, I mean, like five places at once. This will be amazing. You're at home with a screen that's got five split screens. It will be like those kids

whenever online poker was big and they'd have five screens up at once, but I'll be at five parties. What up? Oh, that sounds amazing to me. Less human interaction the better. Yeah, for you, some people need human interaction to thrive. Then don't hire human Uber. Right, I know. I'm just going to be disappointed if I invite you over and you send over a human Uber. Amy's having a party and some 63-year-old man shows up with dreads. And he's like, hey, I'm here.

Bobby's here. It's me, Bobby. Hey, Amy. Meanwhile, he's casing your house. So can the people on the human Uber, like they've got a screen so that you can see it, but people can interact with you? Yeah, they see your face. Okay, so we could talk. You actually might be more interactive.

Yeah, yeah, I'd be much better to party with that. On the screen. Yeah. Hey, so Drew Carey's engaged and they put the story out because of the age difference, which again, I don't see a problem here. He's 59. She's 36. Right. The fact that she's 36, I don't care how old he is.

Yeah, because she's 36, 46, 56. So you're looking at, you know, 23 years. It's when they're like 19. It's, yes, it's when that story last week came out about Dane Cook and he's in his 40s dating a 19-year-old. If they can't get into a casino, I'm out. If they can't get into a casino, that's a gamble. That's why I say.

How about that? Just made that up. That's your line, the casino. Yeah. Well, I need some kind of line because I don't drink. So it's not about buying alcohol. What else can you do at 21? Yeah.

Get into a casino. True. There's a Kylie Jenner story. I guess she had a girl. I don't follow the Kardashians. Yeah, she had her baby on Thursday. Her and Travis Scott, baby girl. Kylie Jenner gave birth to a healthy baby girl February 1st.

Kept it secret. She posted a video message on YouTube. Here's a clip where she says some sweet words to her. Oh, this is Chris. Christian are talking to all these K names mess me up. This is the mom. Okay, here's Chris Jenner talking to the new baby. Go ahead.

You've got the best mom and you're so lucky. This is such a blessing. It's going to be the most amazing journey. I can't wait to see you, meet you, kiss you, love you, teach you things that maybe only I can teach you and your mom can teach you the things she can teach you. So it definitely takes a village and I learned that along the way. Yeah.

You know what? Good for her. I thought it was funny they announced it on the Super Bowl trying to upstage a Super Bowl. Oh, those Kardashians. Yeah. They have so much money.

Mm-hmm. Those babies... The babies are just going to grow up all on TV too. Yeah. Doing their thing. Probably on phones. I don't think TVs are a thing much longer.

Here we go with the new one, Eddie. Like theaters? Yeah. Well, listen, I said theaters weren't going to be a thing years ago and they're not going to be a thing. TVs aren't going to be a thing. TVs aren't going to be a thing.

It's all just going to be on. Phones aren't even phones. Think about this for a second. I've said this before. Don't call them phones. What do you use your phone for the least? Talking on the phone. They're basically small computers

that also give you the ability to talk to people. Well, so do you say that? Hit me up on my small computer. I do. Yeah. Here's my small computer number. Hit me up on my little pew. I call my little pew.

That does not sound good. Only because we haven't started. I'm going to, though. Oh, okay. Hey, Amy, hit me up my little pew later. So now when we're filling out paperwork is going to be like, your little pute. Your little pute number.

If we need to hit you up, what's your little pute number? Stop. Whatever. I think I'm going to have a TV for a while because if I'm not going to movie theater, I need to watch it on the TV. And a phone is too small, but... I think you're missing what I'm saying. No, I hear you...

You can still have a big screen at the house, but it's all going to come from different things. It's like radio doesn't just come from transmitter to car. Radio is through phone. Radio is through computer. radio to me isn't just radio when people say radio i don't even think about translator to car i know that's a transmitter to car i know that's still a thing for me for a lot of people but i'm always thinking ahead so i'm not out of a job in five years radio to me is phone laptop on demand that's what radio is

oh same thing with tv it's coming in your phone it's not going to be sent through whatever i'm not talking about this right now it's going to be sent through your pute yep your tiny pute If you paid attention last night to the commercials, they had a nursery version of All Apologies by Nirvana. I don't even know if we have a clip of this. We do, I think. Okay, so all apologies was a Nirvana song. And if I'm correct, just being a Nirvana fan,

I wasn't on the Nevermind album. People were posting pictures of The Nevermind album. I believe it was, I don't know. Eddie, maybe it was on the in utero album. In utero, I think. Yeah, I think so, too. Okay. So play the, do we have the actual lullaby of it? Mm-hmm.

Okay, here we go. Here the babies listening to Nirvana as a lullaby. Welcome to the world, little ones, to take in. But you come with open minds and the instinct that we are equal. So there's that, and that's all apologies. And I wonder if Kurt Cobain would have liked his commercial. His song to be in a T-Mobile commercial. That's what it was. but yeah, here it is.

In the sun! There you go. There was also another song last night, the Ram Truck's Vikings commercial. And so, hold on with song for a second. Let me tell the story first. In the group, there's a bunch of Vikings getting pulled

by the new Ram truck, like human Vikings from Iceland, and they're going to watch the Minnesota Vikings, and they get there, and they have to turn around because the Vikings aren't playing in the Super Bowl. And so the whole time, their lip-syncing to Queens

We Will Rock You. The version we know is Doong-D-D-Ksh, Doon-Kch, Bloody Y'O-I-Some! You know that one. This is a version they just discovered last year in an old tape vault. So, this was part of the RAM commercial here. Now you can play it. There you go. I thought that's pretty cool, just as far

as being a music nerd. If you want to see that whole thing, you can search RAM trucks on YouTube now. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. If you're new to the show, thank you for listening. This whole group of people, just a bunch of friends. Literally, I was the only one in radio many years ago,

and we didn't have any money to do a show, and we weren't on in a bunch of cities. This whole thing was just a little rag-tag studio with two mismatch microphones, and I met Lunchbox, who was delivering sandwiches at Jason's Deli, and then say hi at lunchbox, by the way. Hello! Thank you. He sounds like he's in a toilet.

Yes. And then I met Amy, who was selling granite, and I met her at a Culver's restaurant and shopped for me a free ice cream coupon. Amy, say hello. And then everybody else, either have been friends along the way or interns, and so we have this little radio show that we do,

and a lot of new people will listen today, especially in Denver. We want to shout out to you guys just coming on to the show. So, that's who we are. You'll learn more. Hope you hang out with this. We're not the best speakers. We're not really the best of anything.

But you know, people that are good at a lot of different little things, it's more well-rounded. Yeah, we can't even talk, as you can hear. But I think that's been the success of the show. We try to be as normal human as possible. I was reading this story about Rebecca Martinez, is 22 years old. She's seen on The Bachelor, and I don't watch this season, but she's been registered as a missing person in California. her mother called to file a missing persons report in November last year said hey I haven't seen my daughter

and so the picture showed up on Facebook and someone saw it and said I know her but not personally I just know her from The Bachelor and they call the cops and that's her so they found her on the Bachelor basically now she's been taken off the list that's weird huh isn't Ari like 42 the guy in The Bachelor? I don't

I don't know that he's, I know he has gray hair, but I don't think he's 42. Oh. But, I mean, he could be. Just think you could have been, you could have been, that, I mean, he could be. Yeah, and you're like 37. You could be, that's the wheelhouse, right? Probably I've aged out of it a couple of years. Oh, really?

Okay. I think, I think you're about 34 or so. He's writing that bathe. Because they want someone one who's super ripped. Like, I'm not ripped enough to be on The Bachelor. I'm skinny. Amy tells me I'm too skinny. No, no, no.

I said, no, no. I said your face is a little too skinny sometimes when you get obsessed with stuff. But your muscles are there. You're good. I feel like you could be on The Bachelor, which I know that you're in California, but you haven't told me why, so maybe it's because of The Bachelor. Oh, so I am in California right now. I am not in here because of The Bachelor, and I cannot tell you why I'm here,

but that's all I can say. I can say no more. That's probably why you've been working out so much. No, I work out because I want to live a healthy life, live a long time. One day I want to get married and have kids, and if I don't, then I still want to have muscles. But what's up with the secrets? Because I feel like this was like a last minute. I can't say anything else.

I can't, soon, in the next few weeks, but I can't say anything right now. Cool. If I would, I could. Good story, bro. You asked me. I didn't volunteer this. I know. That's why I thought I would just get a little bit more because I'm thinking, sometimes you don't tell me things

off the mic. I can't. I can't. I can't right now. And it's 95% happening, but I can't tell you what it is right now. 95%. That's like a high percentage for you. I feel like that's basically 100. It's the highest anything's ever happened. That's all I can say. No more, Amy. No more. I can't say anymore. I'm getting trouble. I'll talk myself into losing this job. Or is it a job? Or am I just had a sightseeing. You're not, okay, you're not sightseeing. There's a man who's 43 years old arrested over the plot to kidnap the singer Lana Del Rey. Play me some Lana Del Rey please so I can fall asleep. Go ahead. Play me another song, Lana Del Rey. That's the dance version too of that song. The guy's name is Michael Hunt. Don't think there's not some funniness and his name is Mike Hunt.

He was taken into custody on Friday. That's his name. I know. Okay. The 43-0 was arrested at 9 p.m. Friday evening. He was making his way to the Amway Center where she was scheduled to for him. They found a knife. He had purchased the tickets. He had posted a rambling video on Facebook and what you talked about plans to get together. And they say to kidnap her. Now, he was nuts, so nuts that I don't know if he could have actually made it happen, but it doesn't matter. I like to shout out to the law enforcement that shut this dude down and is throwing him in jail. I like to shout out to law enforcement too, and I can't say too much about this right now because it's in progress. But Amy did bring it up on the show last week. I've had a couple issues in the past

a couple of weeks, and I'm going to tell you who's been there. People that know how to be there. Law enforcement, friends of mine, you ever need anything, you'd let me know because you protected me a couple times. Even Amy commented last week, like, why is this happening? Why are there people walking with you? I was like, Amy, pay no attention. Just hanging out.

Say that again, though, who's been there for you? Law enforcement. Yeah. Who? What else? The first way you said it, you're like, you know who's been there for me? people that have been there for me. Well, I don't want to say which kind of people.

People that show up. Different kind of agents working. I know. I don't call them. I know. I don't call them. I know. I personally was thinking, why is this guy following us?

I know. And I didn't say anything about it. And Amy says, why is this guy following us? No, no, he's not. He just happens to make every turn we make and get in the car behind us and follow us places. Don't worry about that. Pay no attention to that guy. So the guy wanted to abduct Landa Deli.

Ray, man, that's kind of crazy guy that would try something stupid. When you're nuts, you'll do anything. You'll wait and just start stabbing. I'll move off that. It makes me uncomfortable. There was a Ram Truck's Viking commercial. It was a group of Vikings getting pulled by the new Ram Truck from Iceland all the way to Minneapolis, and then they get there, and then the Vikings aren't playing in the Super Bowl,

so they're sad. So they turn around, they have to go back. That was a rare recording of that, We Will Rock You song. We talked about that earlier. And that's just a teaser, though. You can watch the full version, which I think you should. You can check it out now. Search Ram trucks on YouTube.

Just search Ram trucks on YouTube. It is a good commercial. And it was funny because they're human Vikings going to watch the Vikings playing the Super Bowl and then the Vikings aren't there. It kind of makes you feel bad for them too. I know. A little bit felt bad for them too. I thought, oh, poor fellas.

Now they've got to go back to eating the deer they just killed. Like Vikings do. Yeah. Lunchbox has a report on George. George Jones. Now, let me say this before we start. Lunchbox on the show knows nothing about music of any form. Pop, hip hop. We have a country music show. Doesn't know anything about country. So I said, Lunchbox, you have to learn some type of music. We're on the biggest country morning show ever. So we have to at least know a little bit. So I said Johnny Cash. He does a report on

Johnny Cash. Then he comes with a Tim McGraw report last week. And now he has George Jones. Ray, hit me some George Jones music. Let's see what Lunchbox has got for us. Here we go. You ready? You ready? Well, I want to hear some music first. I believe it.

All right, lunchbox, what do you know? George Glenn Jones was born in Saratoga, Texas, on September 12, 1931. And he grew up in a poor family, and when he was nine years old, his dad bought him his first guitar, started playing it. And his dad's like, man, you're pretty good, son. So he set him out on the street to make money for the money. the family. He sat out there and played the guitar trying to get tips so they could feed the brothers and sisters and mom and dad. At nine years old. At nine years old. He's a teenager. He starts playing in bars around Beaumont, Texas, and he leaves home and starts working for a radio station

as a singer at the radio station. So he would sing what? Music, I guess. It just says he was a singer at the radio station. I never knew they had Singers at the radio station. It had to be when they were doing show shows. And they would sing either like variety shows, like the Grand Ole Opry, for example, or if they were doing the Lone Ranger. I'll just give an example here.

It's like, the lone ranger comes the left. The lone ranger, here he comes, that kind of thing. Oh, it's like a voice guy, but live. I would have a singing guy, yeah. Like our singing guy, yeah. Or it could be like the Grand Ole Opry and they do performances on the radio. Radio used to be so much cooler.

What else? Okay, so then he joins the Marines, but he doesn't ever get sent anywhere during the Korean War. He's stationed in San Jose, California. So while he's in the Marines, he's just playing the bars when he has downtime and he gets out of the Marines, gets a record deal, 1954, he puts out four singles. All flops. But then number, the number one, 1995. He had his first one that made the chart.

who went all the way to number four. Why, baby, why? That was his first one and then his first number one single, White Lightning. Mighty, mighty, please him. Pat his corn squeezing. White Lightning.

There you go. So he has all this success and then in the 70s his body starts falling apart physically and emotionally. Years of drinking, drug abuse. He started disappearing for days at a time, missing concert,

recording sessions, and then he got married again, got sober, and he had his last top 10 hit in 1989 with I'm a one-woman man. I'll have a love another, even if I can. Oh, come to me, baby. I'm a one-woman man. Oh, you let me, baby, just a guy. All right. And in 2012, he was given a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and the good old George Jones

passed away on April 26, 2013 in Nashville, Tennessee. see. He was 81 years old. He didn't bring up. I don't need this rocking chair. That's a jam. Guys, I can't bring up every song he had. I don't need your rocking chair. You're tall. Oh, you're Medicare.

Man. Still got neon in my veins. This gray hair don't mean a thing. I mean, hey, can you do these lunchbox more like conversational instead of like you're reading Wikipedia? I try to do it my style. If you don't like it, I apologize. but I'm sorry I can't memorize everything about him. You don't have to memorize anything.

Like, I'm sorry that I didn't bring up the song you wanted me to bring up. If you want me to bring up that song, hey, send me a message to, hey, make sure you talk about this song. I did his first one to make the charts, his first number one and his last number one. In between, he had so many songs, I couldn't pick which one's the best. Maybe one of the best singers country music's ever had. That's what they say. That's true. Frank Sinatra once said,

That he was the second best singer on the planet. Next to him. Yeah. Yeah. Let's grade him. I thought, Amy, go ahead, grade him. B minus. Let me just say, I don't know that I want to give a grade as a teacher to this.

I just want to say. You do. You do. You have a B minus. Well, then I will say that's because his other reports have been so fantastic. And this one was a little weak. This one wasn't good. What do you mean?

What was wrong with it? It just was different. I don't feel like you were as into it as the other ones. He wasn't. All he was reading was stats. I read exactly what happened in his life about how he was playing on the street corners for tips. That's pretty cool. At nine.

Yeah, you didn't know that? I didn't. Exactly. I taught you something. Eddie? I mean, I'll pass him. I'm not going to give him a great grade or anything because, yeah, there was nothing special about it. I want to hear more of like the, did you know this?

And then we're all like, wow. In 1942 in the month of June, yeah, I give it a C-minus. That's what Justin Pemberlake got from me on the halftime. take it. Oh. Why are you bitter about that? C. Midas is good. That's passing.

Okay. We got an overachiever in the house. He's been sitting on that one. You're right, Bobby. It's almost like he was waiting. I'm going to save my Justin Timberlake line for when Bobby grades me. If I get any chance, I'm throwing in how much I hated Justin Timberlade. Yeah.

If you guys didn't like my report, you weren't going to like it no matter what I said. That's not true because we like the last two. Tim McGraw and Johnny Cash are really good. Yeah, Tim McGraw was so good. They were good, man. Let's go back to somebody a little more current this next time. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. That could help. How about Brooks and Dunn next week?

Oh, love it. Ooh, a duo. Lunchbox, you get with that? Man, it's going to be a long one. There's two people. Well, no, them is a group. In 1996, Brooks had his first bite of lasagna. In 1942, Dunn was born.

In 1944, Dunn turned one. In 1944, done turned two. When Dunn turned five, he went to school. Oh, man. Sorry, lunch, that's funny. I don't get it. Guys, I don't even know when Ronnie Dunn was born. Me either.

I just picked a year that. I don't think he's that old. No, no, no. I just picked a year. No offense, done. I know, I know. He's not listening, though. Okay.

Hey guys, what I don't... In 1980, Brooks and Dunn celebrated the 80s. I got a question. What exactly do you want me to include in this? I thought I included everything that was important. I don't think it's about what you... Listen, you're giving it a good effort there. I think...

Just don't make it sound like you're just stealing things from Wikipedia, like lines. Or tell us fun facts. Like you were telling it at a bar talking to somebody or a restaurant at dinner. Man. Like, tell me something about Tina Turner. Man, you know what Ike Turner used to do to her? But that's what I'm saying. Do you know?

Yeah. No, you do not. He sticks cigarette in her nose. Yes, lit cigarettes up her nose. Yes, he did. But I'm saying, lunchbox, with that, like, you know Tina Turner oddly. You should talk about this like you do that. Yeah, but I read autobiographies about her.

Like, I read books. I don't have time to read a book about George Jones. You actually have all the time. That's the thing. Yeah, see, I had to do, because in college, I did a report on Tina Turner in one of my relational communication classes, relationship communication. I did it all about that relationship. That's how I learned all that.

But this is a week. I'm trying to get you guys. Enough excuses. In 2000, Brooks and Dunn celebrated a Y2K and they lived. Okay. Thank you, lunch, box. You guys are a tough crowd today. You guys are asleep.

We're a tough crowd. We are. Good work. Good work, buddy. Amy had to tell me something good, which I'd like to revisit for a second. So give us the just of it again. Yeah, it was a family in its wintertime. So in the early morning, they had to go somewhere.

So they went outside to start their van, which is a disability van. So they have three kids with disabilities. So it's a special wheelchair accessible van. And they went to start it up so it would warm up before they got in. And they went back inside. Well, there is the van in their driveway running. And someone saw it and stole the van. That stinks.

I know. That stinks. The tell me something good part was that the community rallied together, there was a GoFundMe page, and all the money came through. And also they partnered with an organization Mobility Works and got the family a new wheelchair accessible van. Which I love the story. I'd mention the Walker Hay song called Craig. Yeah, I know. He sounds cool right.

Not a typical kid from Sunday's go right. I still ain't figured out church yet. But Craig, I get him. It's about a guy named Craig who actually gave Walker. Walker a van because Walker has six kids and he just gave him the title of the van says, I know you need this. And it's just a general, somebody didn't have to help, but they saw. And then there's also the van part of it that reminded me of it.

Yeah. And I think people should hear this song. So, and this isn't a single. It should be his next single. I don't know what he's going to. It's the best song on the record. Listen to all the words. Yes.

This is Walker Hayes. The song is called Craig. And I'm going to play it for you right now. Listen to the words, feel it. The first time I heard that I cried at the end of it. It's so good. And it's the only time I cried. And it's true.

True. Totally true. So here's Walker Hayes, Craig. It's a true story about a guy that helped him out. I met Craig at a church called Redeeming Grace. It's like he understood my I don't want to be here face. I felt out of place and I smelled like beer, but he just shook my hand. Said, I'm glad you're here.

He says, we'll all be judged, but he was never judgmental. And even though my songs don't belong and know him, he quote me my lyrics, slap me on the back. He said, man, you got a gift. How you write like that? Yeah, I know. He sounds cool right Not your typical kid from Sunday's

Go Right I still ain't figured out church yet Now he can't Walk on water I turn an apple valley red But he just might be tight With he's not I wish that mine was right as his

Yeah he just might be tight With a man that All the perks fade past Dealership said we're gonna need to get that minivan back So we were down and one car broke as I felt and my wife and six kids and only five seat belts I needed help but couldn't admit I was struggling

and said Craig it's all good but you know it all wasn't hey man I'm playing for you would have been sufficient but now he took Rose side assistance to a whole other level to sacrificial heights showed up at the ballpark after my son's game one night and two cars with his wife bar watching from the other said what in the world of y'all doing here brother he just laughed at that old price of town a country

With the keys and the title, the pen and it's handsome man. All you got to do is signing his shows. I said, no, no way, but he wouldn't take no for an answer. He said, please, too. Somebody did this for me once, just let me do this for you. We argued about it for a little while, and I teared up. He craigs wow. He sounds cool, right?

Not your typical kid from Sunday's school, right? He can't walk on water or turn an apple valley red, but he's a little bit. He just might be tight with a man that did. Now, he's not the light of the world, but I wish that mine was bright as his. Yeah, he just might be tight with a man that quickly grateful at the moment. But I signed the dotted line,

and I drove the kids home. And when a cop pulled up beside us at the light, they didn't have to duck. Because thanks to Craig, they were all buckled up. The game was super exciting. So it lived up to the hype. I mean, to the very end, it was great. So I give the game an A, and we'll talk about some of the commercials that stood out.

One of the best commercials was the NFL commercial with Eli Manning and O'Dell Beckham Jr. And they did the Dirty Dancing, The Lift. Did you see that commercial, Amy? Uh-huh. That's funny. Yes, because Dirty Dancing is one of my favorite. And I was like, oh, my, they're going for the lift. They're going for the Lyft.

And they did it. Tide was all over the Super Bowl this year. And I don't think their commercials were particularly. good, but what they did was, they did a whole bunch of them, and they started to stringing together and make sense. They spent so much money on the Super Bowl. They had the guy from Stranger Things who plays the cop, and there was a car ad, then a beer ad, that a perfume ad. They spent so many millions of dollars last night, and we're talking about it, and there wasn't one pod in any of them. They didn't need them. Number three, there was the Crocodile Dundee sequel, which I thought was good, and I literally thought it was a movie at first. I thought, oh, they're making a new crocodile Dundee.

And as I was watching it, I thought it was fantastic. I thought, I would actually go watch this movie. And then it turned into an Australian tourism commercial. Now there is a petition online to start that movie. But the problem is, by the time they get it out, it's two years later and nobody cares. But that looked funny. And the real Crockadale Dundee was in the commercial. He was sitting over on the side.

You see that, Amy? Yeah, I did. He said he was like the best crocodile Dundee. And then he's like, what? No. Eminem's had Danny DeVito and the red Eminem turned into a human, which was Danny DeVito. That was funny. You like that one?

I don't know why that's so funny him being an M&M, but it's perfect. A lot of people were in the Amazon Alexa commercial, Gordon Ramsey, Cardi B, Rebel Wilson, Anthony Hopkins, and apparently Alexa's voice went out, so they all filled in. I thought that was good. I thought the rat battle between Peter Dinklish from Game of Thrones and Morgan Freeman and Mountain Dew, and they both represented each of them was pretty good and there was a Game of Thrones reference

because it was fire and ice and I haven't heard that Buster Rhyme song Look at me now Look at me now in a long time So I thought that was good too There was I thought

A commercial that hasn't been brought up yet The commercial with the guy From Key and Pill I think it's a Keegan Michael Key is his name And it was a rocket mortgage commercial Because I had to look it up But where people couldn't understand

What the letters meant They'd be like, yeah, it's a PLJ-1-2-3, and he was like, actually that means. Or it'd be like, you know, I just took a L, and he goes, well, that rapper's actually saying, he took a minor setback, a loss, and he'll soon come back. And then Big Sean was in the back of the car. That was funny. And I forgot about that one until this morning. The Bud Knight, which was a funny play on Bud Light.

I think the commercial was super fun. Anyone love the Bud Night commercial? Not really, no. But do you remember it? Yes. We remember it because Bud Knight, just the concept is funny. And they can do so much

with Bud Knight now. It was almost like that was an establishing commercial. Because Braveheart was kind of the scene of it. They're about to fight each other. And the Bud Knight comes in and saves everybody. But that was a bunch of the commercials. Again, the Vikings commercial

with the Dodge Ram where they were going to watch the Minnesota Vikings play. and they got there. The Dodge Ram had dragged all the Vikings all the way across Iceland and they got to Minnesota and they're driving the ram

and that was a pretty good one too. A lot of commercial. I thought it was a good commercial night and once you start to list them down. But yeah, you can see a lot of them. We put it up on our website at bobbybones.com. A lot of pictures from last night too, which mine was just basically me in a hotel room

eating hummus watching the game. Your dream, your dream. I'd have it no other way. That was the best party I've ever been to. A-plus, best party I've ever been to. Here's Amy's pile of stories. A school in Massachusetts knew that students wouldn't be at the top of their game after the Super Bowl. So they delayed the start of school today, hoping that students would be fresh and focused in the classroom.

I'm okay with that. I also think that if we have these floating holidays at work where they let people off, that this should be a day that people get let off work. because everybody stays up late. It's just better for business to take this day off and say George Washington's cousins, Kinsenera, which we take off. I know.

It's such a weird holiday. So that's all I'm saying. I think it would be a great holiday today. We're at work. We were at work early, but I agree. What else I'm saying? Well, I think I saw like 6% of Americans call in sick today anyway. You know, the thing is, if I were a boss,

I would tend to believe them anyway because everybody has the flu. That's true. So even if it were, hey, I'm sick, and I'd be like, oh, Super Bowl. But I go, oh, but they may have the flu, and I don't want them coming to work and spreading it because that's a big deal.

People acting tough, going to work with the flu, and then spreading it around to the whole business. That's why if anybody gets sick in this show, you didn't stay out. Okay, so you didn't know what my next little story is, but it's a perfect segue, because I saw this morning that kissing someone on the cheek makes you less likely to get sick than shaking their hands.

Oh, hands are where all the disgustingness is, because imagine all the door handles and toilet, flushy handles. I was on an airplane all day yesterday, and it grossed me out the entire time. After flyback tonight, grossed me out the entire time. My hotel, I went to got Lysol wipes and wiped down the whole inside of the room.

And even then I still am like, bleh, a little bit. So if you kiss someone in the mouth, That's even more disgusting. But hands are probably a close second. Yeah. So now you should start implementing the whole cheek to cheek. No, no, no. Just don't touch people.

If we're going to implement something, let's do like Asian culture and bow. How well, you don't have to touch anyone. Oh, yeah, that's right. That is your favorite one. It's my favorite one, yes. It still hasn't, all these years you've been wanting to do bowing, and I haven't really seen it catch on. Yeah, except for most of the population of the world.

Yes. Other than almost everybody in the world except us, yes, I agree. Okay. I'm legit going to start standing during the show. show. We all sit when we do the show in front of our microphone, we sit. But if you have the opportunity to stand while you work, you're going

to live longer. You're going to be more healthy. You're going to burn more calories. We sit for way too long. This will be like you waking up in the morning and going to work out at 3 in the morning. It'll last about three days and you'll be like, eh, my back hurts. Well, but here's my question. Would you mind if I stood during the show? I think it would be weird, yeah, but you can do whatever you want. I don't want to set off the vibe,

but new research from the Mayo Clinic is out and it's saying that sitting is the new smoking. I think if you did setups during every break, you'd also be healthier too. Well, but that, I can't do setups during every break. I don't have a microphone down below. No, during breaks. Oh, during break.

I could, yeah. There you go. You want me to push-ups. We should do some sort of boot camp in here. And lastly, just everybody, as we start the week off strong, remember that you can never go wrong with a compliment. It really just makes people's day. Like 90% of people do not mind getting a compliment.

even if they have a hard time receiving it, it's going to get you further along in the relationship, whether it's a coworker, you're going on a date, it's a friend, just find something you can compliment about them and do it. Like maybe we should do it here. I'd like to compliment you, Amy, real quick. Okay. I think that you come in,

I know you're exhausted because your two kids are having trouble of sleeping since moving to America and adjusting, and you come in with a very positive attitude almost every single day, and today, no different. Oh, thanks. Thank you. And I was up late watching the Super Bowl, and I'm still here. That's well, oh, y'all

We're doing that, buddy. Come on. All right, that's it. That was Amy's pile of stories. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds show. I wonder if the Eagles have gone to sleep yet

because here we are later in the show. Lunchbox, do you think the Philadelphia Eagles have gone to sleep yet? No chance. Really? Even this late in the morning, they haven't even got a cat nap. No. Do you think the Patriots went to sleep? they're just angry? I think they went to sleep.

Right home. Yeah. They took some Z-Quil, called it a night, since they got in. Yeah, because they're in a bad mood. I don't think a lot of them are going out. They're just mad, and they're sitting in their hotel room. Gronk probably went out. Yeah, that's true. There's going to be Red Bull and vodka-flavored breakfast sausages. What? Ew. Is that gross? Because, again, I've never tasted vodka. I do like the flavor Red Bull. Does that not sound good?

That sounds gross to me. I don't know about it in sausage. Right now they're huge in Europe, but some American bars are bringing them. They do contain alcohol. They're also creating Captain Morgan Spiced Rum sausages and Guinness Beer sausages. So, why would they do this? Just for the novelty? Or do people actually like the taste of it?

Amy? I'm a novelty. Lunchbox? Because it's making money. I don't know that it's making money yet. It only makes money if it works. Why does it work? Novelty or because it tastes good?

Because it tastes good. Which of those tastes the best to you in your mind? See, none. That's my point. That's my point. Got it. Hey, tomorrow morning, around this time, we have a brand new, very, very, very limited edition,

Pimpin' Joy hoodie. It's the blue one with the stars on it. It's going for a good cause. Amy, tell everybody what that's about. Yeah, the money that we raise will go to, Epic Girls, it's a program that helps mentor at-risk youth and girls that have had a rough go at it, stuck in poverty. They're assigned to a mentor. They're given education classes, trauma management, grief management, you know, just an opportunity to turn their life around and let them give them a chance to get out there.

It's called Epic Girls, and I'm super excited that the hoodies are going to go to that, and it's all about spreading joy, and that's exactly what will happen. Bobbybones.com tomorrow at this time is when we release them. We don't have many, but we will do that tomorrow. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones Show. Jeep did a commercial, and they had Jeff Goldblum, which, if you haven't seen the old Jurassic Parks, he's the main scientist guy. Am I right on that?

Yes. So he's driving a Jeep, and he's going through all these adventures, except he's just sitting inside the car lot. How does Mr. Goldblum? Oh, it's great. I'll take it. He's like, you want to take it on a test? drive? Oh, I just did. And so, a little nostalgia with Jurassic Park, a little humor. And then Jurassic

World, I think, bought pretty much all the commercials last night. Between Jurassic World and Tide, it was pretty much a dinosaur clothing. So there was all that. But I like that new Jeep. And I just bought a Jeep. I was like, man, if I don't wait like six more months, I could have got a much cooler Jeep. That's what I was thinking last night. So although that was a pretty good commercial, man, Tide was everywhere, right? I guess they have to be. Why? Well, I, like, because their reputation maybe with the pods. Oh, they love the pods.

You think Tide doesn't love the Tide Pod Challenge, making them absolutely in front of everybody's mind? Oh. Well, I thought maybe them being around had something to do with that, or maybe they're capitalizing on the momentum. Like, let's roll with it. Well, they have so much money now because everybody bought the Tide Pods. Okay, good point. What I would have done if I were them is I would have had a Tide Pot challenge live during the Super Bowl. Like, let's check in with this idiot, Timmy.

who's going to do the Tide Pot Challenge live? We told him he shouldn't do it, but he's going to do it anyway. All right, Timmy, you're up. Okay, everybody. Now we'll check in with Timmy next year. No, I mean, the Tide Pot Challenge was actually a great thing for them. It still is. Ram Trucks had a Viking commercial,

and it was a whole group of Vikings getting pulled by the new Ramtruck from Iceland all the way to Minneapolis, which is where the Vikings play. And they were going to watch the Vikings playing the Super Bowl, which they almost did, by the way. And they were lip-sinking to Queens. We will rock you, which was a super rare recording. And then when they got there, they realized that the Vikings weren't in the Super Bowl,

and then they had to turn around. And you can watch the whole thing. It's actually quite funny. You can search Ram Trucks on YouTube right now, and you can see that. We're going to wrap it up for today. Lots of Super Bowl talk. Lots of Jesse Timberlake talk.

Lots of Amy injuring herself at the airport. And I don't know, whispers of a lawsuit. Just whispers. Just whispers. Wispers. Because it really wasn't your fault that you fell. No. I mean, sometimes it is my fault.

But in this case, zero percent. I would agree. Almost every time it's your fault. But not this time. No. So that happened. Listen to the whole show back. Just go and search for Bobby Bone Show on demand on IHart Radio or Bobby Bone Show on iTunes.

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