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Come on, Bobby. Transmitting across America. This is the Bobby Bone Show. Let's go. Welcome to Friday's show. We got a big one. Morning studio. We're gonna do what we call a selfish segment. I have a wheel with everybody's name on it. I'll spin it. Whomever it lands on gets to do whatever segment they want for two minutes. We're not going to interrupt. You can ask a question in the middle of it if you want. We can talk after. But you have two minutes. It can be something that you've maybe mentioned. Hey, I'd like to do this. It didn't get picked. It's totally whatever you want. A selfish segment. Ready? Everybody ready. Everybody's name is on the wheel. Let's spin that wheel. Okay, Morgan, you got one twice before and they were horrible. So we don't interrupt now. Morgan, you can handle this however you want. You'll have two minutes. And if you do decide to ask a question in the middle of it, that's fine. But we will mostly comment after. Unless you want commentary during. I would love commentary during. I think this will be great. This is whatever she wants. I don't know. This is Morgan's selfish segment. Two minutes on the clock. And begin. I am curious about anybody who wants to do a job. Like not a job full time, but a job that they just want to shadow for a day and then try out and see how good they'd be at. Because I was thinking about this. I know all the Disney characters and I feel like I'd make such a good Marvel superhero at Disney. Like dressed as one. Yeah. Or be a Cinderella. And I could be a good princess. I just feel like I could fit the mold for being at Disney and dressing up for a day. Not that I'd want to do this for a full time job because I don't think I have that in me. But I think it'd be fun to do like a one off and go and do this and I can make kids happy. And then I'd get to like kind of live out my dream of being a superhero or a princess. It's like a ride along that you do with the police. Officer. Yes. Like a mega wish. No, but it would be like, yeah, I wonder if. I bet Disney doesn't do that because they probably don't have normal humans walking along, do they? Maybe they do to guide, like, the Disney. They typically have an employee with them who's like, helping it because people get really attached to these characters and they kind of attack them. So I think the people kind of also act as a security guard for them. Yeah. So I do feel like I could be part of this watch for a day, and then the next day I'm either Cinderella or Black Widow. I just feel like that'd be such a cool experience. So Disney character performers at parks make $24.15 an hour with additional four points at $4.75 per hour for on stage performance. That's not bad. So do you want us to reach out to Disney and just see if you can do some version of this? Yes. Do you know how much training they have to go through? Guys, it's just a one off. No, no, it's just a one off. Shadow. It's easy to be it for one day. Yeah, but that's the point. It's easy to do a ride along. You don't have to go and learn law enforcement. Yeah, for what? They just parade and, like, ways. Sure. I'm sure there's a lot of. Oh, there's etiquette. There's ways. How do you know what. How are you an expert on this? Oh, there's probably a lot of h. Why are you shutting out my dream? It's because he wants my dream. No, I don't want your dream. I don't want to dress up as Black Widow. And she also is thinking, oh, I make a great. Okay, hold on. Wait. Lunchbox can't pee in people's Cheerios during their segment. That's exactly what happened. Morgan had a bowl of Cheerios over there urinating right in the middle of it. You are. You said we could compensate. She didn't ask you a question. And then you're being negative about her segment. So no peeing and Cheerios afterward. You want to say something? Fine. Okay, now that's over. Can I say something? No. Scuba. Yeah, man. Can you just see if that's a thing? Yes, she could definitely be in a. They call it friends of. You're not actually that person because you can't ruin the magic for kids. So you're friends of. Whatever. But what does that mean? She's. Well, in reality, she plays the character, but they say friends of whoever you're playing, but she could play the character. She could be friends of Cinderella. Oh, yeah. Friends of Black Widow. Got it. Because the real Cinderella, she's in the movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Got it. Yeah. What if she just did it, like, here on Broadway on, like, a Saturday night? Like Hollywood Boulevard? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've seen those guys. That'd be better, actually. That's actually way better. Like Gumby in New York. I like that idea. Okay. Yeah. Would you reach out to Disney and see if they would let us do that? Do a little ride along? Yeah. Okay. So much fun. Thank you, Morgan. We're going to spin the wheel one more time. Whatever it lands on. Selfish segment. I would also like to be apologized from lunchbox, please. Yeah. For running it. Yes. Yeah. For trying to run it. Yeah. He really did you good? I'm good. Okay. He chooses not to. Okay, let's spin that wheel. Oh, yeah. Okay. As you can tell, that's Eddie. Who's yelling. Eddie, you'll have two minutes on the clock for a selfish segment. Whatever you want to talk about. And go. Guys, I want to talk to you about a big, important decision I'm having to make. I didn't want to have to do this, but I think I'm going to have to buy a gun. I mean, it's kind of last resort here. You know, I'm feeling. I mean, I have guns. No. But I'm going to have to make a purchase. I have guns, too, but I'm going to make a different purchase. Oh, you act like you had never bought a gun. No, but I mean, it's a big deal to go to the store and buy a gun. Okay. There's a squirrel. Okay. I thought it was a crime. There's a squirrel in my backyard that I need to not get rid of. I'm not. Whoa. If you're getting a gun, you're gonna get rid of. Let me pee in my chair. Let Elmer Fudd go ahead and do his thing. I just. I want the squirrel to get the. The message that I don't want him eating my bird seed. Like, just get off my bird feeder. I've done everything. Amy came on here and said, oh, put some cayenne pepper on the branch. I. I bought a gallon of cayenne pepper, put it all over the tree, and the squirrel just acts like it's not even there. So I'm going to buy a BB gun. Oh, a BB gun. Oh, yeah. And I'm going to stand on my right by my window, and I'm going to Pop that sucker in the butt every time he goes to the bird feeder. And I'm going to send a message. I don't want to kill it. So I like. I was like, do I get a pellet gun? Do I get a BB gun? I'm going to get a BB gun. One of those little just like, pump action. Nothing too powerful. Just to send the message and hopefully that squirrel goes away. Okay, Lunchbox. We like to make fun of them. They're still 40 seconds. I was there to make fun. I allow you. Okay. Dude, it's birdseed. Like, you put it out there, animals eat it. That's what happens. Do you know how much birdseed is? Yeah, I know how much it is. Cause I bought Amy some for her and I got her nice bird. And do you have squirrel? Do you use it fancy? Yeah, I have squirrels. I like them, though. No, no. Have you used a bird seed? Yes. And it's attracting squirrels, but that's okay. I feed the squirrels. Do you know a squirrel took one of my little bird feeders and dragged it into the woods? That squirrel needs to be taught. Oh, my God. Can we talk now? I think you have 8 seconds. A BB gun can kill a squirrel. Not if you shoot him in the butt. Well, what, you're a marksman and everything? We're done. That I don't even care to follow. Hey, Scooby could kill Disney and see if Eddie can just go away. Yeah, okay. Well, that's selfish segment, though, you guys. Whatever you wanted. Oh, you know, sometimes segment ends on a bang, and it's like, real funny and you laugh that. Yeah, no, that's interesting. Made it seem like you needed to buy your first ever actual. Well, shotgun. I have guns. Guns. But I'm gonna use that on the screen. They won't be, as your kids can't just run and yell at the squirrel. I do it all the time. I open the door, I'm like, squirrel, get away. One more round. Because that one sucked already. Selfish segment. And spin that wheel. It's me again. It's Lunchbox. Oh, man. Yeah. Guys, I don't know if you know this, but we had the Real World and Road Rules cast from Challenge Mania in here. And maybe you guys didn't go listen to the special edition podcast. Maybe you missed the gold. That is. So I brought some clips for you guys to hear that is gonna pique your interest to hear from Mark Long, from Paulie, from Adam, from Avery, from Scott. So what do you want to hear first, Bobby? I'm gonna ask you Know whichever one. Ah, let's go number one. I have this challenge shirt sweatshirt that a listener bought me with lunchbox on it. And I always think, do I look like a poser wearing this sweatshirt? So I busted it out for the crew and wanted to know what they thought. You guys earn gear when you're on the show, right? So someone sent this to me and I want to know if I'm a poser, if I wear this crap. No, of course. Oh, my God, I'm jealous. First of all, you have that they do not have. They don't let us keep it anymore. That is an amazing. Yeah, here's a never before. So when we leave, you gotta take back your uniform. There's socks, your shoes. They take back everything. Yeah. They have never to be seen again. Everything. Who knows? Because they don't want us to put together really cool home offices, pretty much. No, no. You're actually in the Elite Challenge Mania. No, no. We're gonna go to clip four. You want to talk about 35 celebrities that watch this show? Listen to the celebrity that watches the show and freaked out about it. Giannis Antetokounmpo from the Bucks. Huge challenge fan. Really? And this is years ago. I went. When I found out he was a Challenge fan, I went down to when they were playing the Wizards. I brought him this, like, care package of our swag, and I was explaining to him who I am, and he goes, you know Johnny Bananas? You know, it is like that. Come here. These guys was Johnny Bananas. And I'm like. I'm like, you just won the MVP and you care that I know Johnny Bananas. Boom. So big, huge celebrities watch this show. Challenge Mania. We have the POD Special up. You've got to go watch it. Listen to it. It's amazing. Morgan, we got clips on YouTube yet. What's up? I'm bored. It's. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You want to spin the wheel again? No, I. I'm done. Just got worse and worse. All right, there you got words and worse. It's the Anonymous. Anonymous. There's a question to be had. Send it into the mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm a single mom doing everything I can to support my kids, but my ex husband's not holding up his end of the deal. We have a court order for child support, but he refuses to pay. We even went to contempt court. Nothing happened. What's really getting to me is that he's spending money on himself. He picked kids up in his brand new Pumas on Friday, and when he dropped them off he had a new pair of Nikes. Meanwhile, I'm buying my kids shoes from Walmart, wearing the same pair of shoes the past two years so they can have new ones. How do I approach him again without it feeling like I'm begging? How do I get him to take responsibility for his kids when he's clearly more focused on himself? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Signed a mom doing it solely on her own. Solely with the shoe sole, solely. If you've gone to court already, that's kind of your last avenue of getting someone else to step in, like legally. So if you've gone to court, he refuses to pay, went to contempt, nothing happened. I don't think there's going to be anything that you can do to make him pay through conversation or through the legal allowed steps. Now, I'm not saying do something that's not allowed, but that would be the only way because my answer here is going to be you have to stop relying on him or counting on him. And that is a hard pill to swallow because you need him. But you're going to have to develop a system of not relying or needing him because he is not coming through and you are constantly disappointed. I would also try to, because he is not helping, not look at what he has because you're not going to get anything from him. It doesn't matter if he drives up in a Lamborghini and he's still not paying even after court and even after going to contempt, he drives up in a Lamborghini, there's still nothing you can do unless you want to be mean and go and, you know, run your keys right down the side. Yeah, no, don't do that. And if you do, that's, that's on you and you could get in trouble. My advice here, again, not the most fun. It's you have to find a way to not have to rely on him because you relying on him is making it even worse. Because not only is there a struggle, there's also disappointment with the struggle from him because he's not going to come through at this point, anything he does, if he does it, it is, it's bonus and it makes it really hard on you. And I'm really sorry to hear this. You can try to have a conversation with him again, but conversations or courts aren't working. So at this point he is no longer part of the formula to how you're providing. And that sucks. So then it's now you have to discover new ways to provide and that's a whole different lane. To drive down, but he can't exist to you anymore in the realm of I need him. He is not there when someone's not there for you, and if you continue to need them and be disappointed, eventually, that's on you. So that sucks. I'm very sorry to hear this. This is not somebody you can depend on, so you have to stop depending on him. Yeah, it's unfortunate, for sure. I hate this. But you've shown you can do it, and it is taking sacrifice on your part for sure that's going to pay off for you in the end. Your priority is your kids. And yeah, like Bobby's saying, I fully support that. You just have to seek out ways that you can support and don't have any expectations. That's just going to build more and more resentment, and you don't want to have that negative energy. Well, it's also adding to your emotional stress. I mean, just if we're practically talking, it's going to suck regardless, and then you're going to add this emotional stress on top of it from him not being a part of it. Just eliminate that and just figure out how to make it suck less, because he ain't going to be there. My real dad was never there for my mom or. Or my grandma when she was raising me, so. And I now, as I get older, go, dang. I don't know how they did that. I don't know how they manage that. So the advice that I'm giving you here isn't gonna make your life better, but hopefully it makes it a bit easier in the long term. I can't believe that. You still not paying up? Yeah. Like, how is that possible? I don't know. Sounds like a loser. Yeah. Playing this clip. I mean, you could always. I don't do the hitman.com site. No. Because that's a fake. That's a fake site. That's a fake site. That's not a real one. You know? Yeah. Good luck and you will figure this out. Much weaker people have gone through much worse things and come out just wonderfully. So hang in there. Your kids are lucky to have a mom that cares and loves them. And we appreciate you emailing us. How much do we care? Celebrity couple edition. Taylor and Travis, 1 through 10. How much do we care now, Amy, now kind of forget about them. So I guess seven. Because if they pop up in my feed, I still pay attention. Do we still think it's real? Yes, it's definitely real. Does time make you think it's more real? Yeah, for sure. Because like what, what are they doing it for now? Like at this point to prove it was real. That is quite the commitment. Yeah. They're definitely real. So you say seven. Yeah. And it'll go back up to 10 when they get married or have a baby. Got it. I'm going to go six. Okay. So it's on the positive side. Care a bit. Lunchbox. Oh two. I'm so oversaturated with them. And it's so fake and just not believable that it's annoying. So you think it's fake. It's still fake. And they're doing it just to prove that it's real. Sort of like Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes. That wasn't real. Like they did it for a point. Like they did it for a long time. They had a baby to prove it was real. Like psychological, religious things happening. Okay. But still it wasn't real. I don't feel. Eddie, how much you care? 10. 10. I love it. Pops up. I read all about it. I believed in it from the beginning. I love the Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce deal. Kylie Jenner and Timothy Chalamet. Oh yeah, let me think. One. Oh, I don't. Almost none. Yeah. I didn't know they were together. It's interesting to me because just the couple looks kind of weird. Timothy Chalamet, like he's awesome. He's awesome. 1. He's so like little and puny. He's skinny and he's like doing superhero stuff. He's doing Dune. He's a big sports guy and he's like still the artsy guy. Yeah, like he's the total package. And for like that little guy to get a Jenner, I would put that like a seven. I'm into it because I, I'm mooting for him. I don't. That's the kind of guy that guy should be jealous of. But I like him like even when he like crushes sports, I'm like, dude, this dude's got it all. Lunchbox. 7. I like seeing pictures of her. So when there's a picture of her I do get interested and I do find it funny that she went to like this hard from hardcore like Travis Scott to this like artsy, really cool black guy to like long haired, artsy, skinny white guy. That is interesting. Very interesting. Let's go, shall I? But she is so hot. So I do like that relationship because I like seeing pics. Eddie. Yeah. I'm like Amy, I didn't even know they're together. So I go, I mean, I guess we did. Like, we did, but I don't think about it. So I forget, like, if you were to say, who is Kylie Jenner dating? I wouldn't be able to say. I would have said Kanye. No, no, that's Kim's ex husband, Blake and Gwen. Oh, I. I adore them. I think they're precious. So, yeah, I'd say six. Two. It doesn't mean we don't like them. Right. They've been together a long time, and we're rooting for them, and it's real. Yeah. But if it's like, you know, sometimes I'd even go lower because I don't even care to see stories about it, because sometimes I know they're just looking for stories, and I'm like, is this even real? I don't like the presses. Y. Yeah. Yeah. So I still. I'll go six with you, though. Are they married? Yeah. Okay. They. They are married. Yeah. Three. Like I said. I mean, they're a fine couple. They're funny together or whatever, but I. They're not in the press that much, and it's not really a big deal to me. Addie. I like it. I'll go eight. Okay. I. Two more. Sydney Sweeney and her ex fiance, Jonathan Divino. So they're still together? Ex fiance. They just broke up. How much do we care about that? Because that. That's what's in the news now. She was, like, with Glenn Pal at a wedding, but it turns out it was like, his sister. So they weren't really together. Or were they? I don't care. None. No, actually, you heard me go through the whole thing. So I. Obviously. Yeah, I guess when you said ex fiance and there, it made me think, like, maybe they just broke off their engagement, but they're still together. They did just break off their engagement. As of right now, they are not together. So one for you. What's a one? Yeah. Lunchbox 10. Okay. She's the hottest thing on the market right now, and I am all into this. I am interested how they got so close to a wedding and it ends. And now there are reports that she's been hanging out with Noah Gray, tight end of the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, is that true? Because people do jokes where it's like everybody's with a different celebrity. Is that true? I saw that, too. Yes, I clicked on. I mean, so I. Yes, it's true. He clicked on it. Right. So I don't know how, but I thought it was like a joke, like, because Travis Kelce's backup is Noah Gray. Oh, that is crazy. So they were being. And it may be true. I thought it was a joke because at times there'll be, like, random ball players. They link to Sydney Sweeney to be funny. Mike, will you see if it's true? Okay, so. But you're going 10 anyway. Yeah, absolutely. Eddie. I wouldn't think I'd care, but every time I see Sydney Sweeney, I click on it. And why is that? She's kind of pretty. Kind of? She's pretty hot. So I click on it. I say eight. I go five. Because I did read about the Glenn Powell stuff. Yeah. At the wedding. Mike, what's the deal? I believe this is parody. Yeah, it's parody. Oh, Lunchbox fell for the Noah Gray, the Travis Kelsey backup tight end. Because. No, I didn't. That's why I was like, I don't know if that's real. Okay, last one. Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper. Oh, interesting. I did not know they were together. Oh, they've been together for a long time. Oh, I'm intrigued. He's a lot older. Yeah, I like Bradley Cooper. I'm like Lunchbox on this one. Oh, he's hot. Wow. Difference. Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper. Amy, you go. Yeah, I'm gonna go read all about this. So I guess I'm a 10. She's reading about it now. Okay. Lunchbox, zero. Bradley Cooper has no. I mean, I don't know if he's relevant anymore. Yeah. Oh, yeah, Very. Age. Age difference. 21. 20. Wow. And Gigi Hadid. I mean, I just don't. Where does she. I don't know if she's in. Like, I don't. I think she's good looking, but she doesn't pop on the radar very much for me. Eddie. Bradley Cooper. I'm not. Big fan of that guy. So I say. I say one. Well, you guys are haters. Yeah, Haters. Haters. I'd say like a six. Because I keep reading the stories that it's a fake romance. Oh, trying to keep him young. No, not what I read. Trying to keep him something else. But I'm. But it's just speculation. Whoa. Just. It's pure speculation. Whoa. Movie Mike, have you heard that? You've seen that? Speculation. Wow. Yeah. That's crazy. Bump mine up to. That's why mine's even up there. Because that's the speculation. Not that he's trying to keep young. But let me give that a go. I want to read more about that. And again, do we feel the Noah Great Things parody? Oh, yeah. Okay. I found a TikTok account. That's how quickly we all fall for it's satire. Okay, that's that. Do we care Celeb couple edition. I'm big Timothy Chalamet guy. And the Bradley Cooper one's very interesting to me because I wonder what's up. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. I'm also surprised lunchbox isn't into Gigi. She's a supermodel. No, no, she's hot, but she just doesn't come on my radar very often. So it's just like. But Sydney Swaney. Yeah. On the radar. On the radar. Lives there live. Planted. Planted. Okay. Roots. Yeah. It's time for the good news with Amy. So picture it. You're taking some wedding photos on a lake, and your photographer drops his camera in the lake. All the photos now gone. Why weren't you wearing a strap around your neck? Yeah, right. That seems like an easy trying to get a certain shot. Come on, man. Can't be restricted by the. By the strap on your neck. Okay, I hear you. Not sure, but they reached out to a local dive team to see, like, hey, can you help get our camera? They're like, we do rescue missions, like, for people or animals or things, but they were doing a training exercise, so they decided to work this into their training exercise. And guess what? It took a few days, but they found the camera. Wow. Were they, like, the deepest part of the lake? I would think, like, if you're by the side, it's not that deep. And they recovered their photos. The IT team was able to figure something out, and the photographer's Insurance replaced his $5,000 camera. You know, that should have been a life lesson. Charge on. Wear a strap. You got to buy your own new camera, but wear a strap so your camera doesn't fall in the lake. But I'm glad they got their pictures. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. 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So he's murdered. The murder of Selena in 1995. Whoa. April 1st. The death of comedian Mitch Hedberg in 2005, and the cancellation of Guiding Light in 2009. Wait, that's a little. But anyway, whenever news breaks, they try to make it not break on April Fools. But there have been murders and deaths and they do have to share. And then everybody's like, yeah, no chance. That's tough. That, that's my luck. I die on April 1st. Yeah. No way. Amy. Otters have a pocket in their skin to keep their favorite rock tucked inside. They keep their favorite rocks for years Tucking them under their arms, rolling them across their paws, and even sleeping with them. Dang. Otters are so. Guys, they're so crazy cute. Cute lunchbox. Beavers don't live in a dam. You have a beaver right after her otter. This is amazing. Okay, go ahead. Yeah. You know, you always hear, oh, beavers live in a dam. Oh, I thought they built. I don't think it lived in dams. I thought they lived in the dam. No, they built it, and then they live in the water behind it. Yeah, we knew that. Maybe not everybody did. I never thought. No idea. I thought they lived. They built the dam, and that's where they lived. You know why I probably didn't think about that? We had a lot of beavers, and, I mean, a lot of, quote, dams, and you just couldn't live in them. You would see them. Nothing lived in those things. No, because you just dam up the water and then. Yeah, no, they lit. They built the dam. No yard up front. They. They live within a deep pool of water behind the dam. Yeah. Yeah. Which is why they. Damned it. I didn't know that. I literally thought. I know. I know. I can understand why you would think that. I literally. I was like, how did I know that? It's because I grew up in Arkansas and we had a lot of beavers around where we were. I mean, obviously this is not a wide known fact, or else it wouldn't be a fun fact. A single person's arguing with you. Eddie was. I just thought you two. You two do your thing. You know, we thought that everyone knew that we call actors parts roles. Like, you got a role in this because in the 17th century in France, they'd get their scripts on rolls of paper. It's like, here's your role. And they hand him a roll of paper. That's interesting. Beavers. I'm kidding, Morgan. Speaking of actors, a villain can't use an iPhone in a movie. So Apple has it in their policy with movie directors. If a person in a movie uses an iPhone, they either have to be the protagonist or a neutral cast. I've heard that before, and I've watched to see if true. And I've. I've not seen a bad guy use an iPhone. How can iPhone tell you how you can use your phone? It's their product. It's their product. They don't want to. I walk in there, they can't say, you cannot do this with this phone. You're not an actor. You are also not a lawyer, and you're not producing a movie. Yeah, but what I'm saying is, if you were producing a movie, you. If I pay my money, I can use it any way I want. That's obviously not true. Obviously not true. It's obviously not true. You can't use any product any way you want. How can they control that? Like, if they. If. If James Cameron. That's a guy, right? He's a. That's a guy. Yeah. He walks into an iPhone store, buys an iPhone, and then uses it on a movie set. There's probably intellectual property involved in parts of the texting that they own. And that is why maybe they get sued. You could probably use the actual phone in the shape of the phone, but you really couldn't show anything that was specific to what they own, their ip. That is so stupid. So stupid. Thanks, man. Got any more beaver stories over there? No, I can't talk about those. Okay. Eddie. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Lions. Lions are so freaking cool. Lions can mate up to 55 times a day. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. That's why lions are the king of the jungle. I'm tired just thinking about that. That's amazing. Yeah, maybe I'm a lion. No, you're not. Yeah. The one who invented the chocolate chip cookie was Ruth Wakefield. She sold the recipe to nestle in 1930 in exchange for a lifetime supply of chocolate. No, no money. Lifetime supply of chocolate. Same lawyer. The iPhone lawyer. All right, there you go. That's Fun Fact Friday. Fun Fact Fact Friday got a DM from a listener asking what was the last fight we got into with our spouse. So it can be partner. It could be Amy's boyfriend. And so I. Ours isn't so much a fight, but it is a debate that has to be settled either today or tomorrow. As in, like, we are on it, because I swear to you, I can fit through the dog door. And she's like, you're. You're out of your mind, and you're gonna get trapped. I'm not gonna save you. And so here's what's. What's been going on. So we have a dog door. The dogs can go outside even at night when they're sleeping. And me, I'm like, I don't. Somebody's gonna come in through that door. An animal. And she's like, no, I said, I can get through the door, so there's no chance. And so I have to get down and crawl through the door. But she's like, I promise you, I'm not gonna pull you out if you get stuck in that thing. And I know she won't. I'll be there. I'll be in a skeleton, a corpse. Because she will not save me. Yeah. Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah. So that's been kind of our thing, huh? As far as, like. Because we haven't had any big. Really any disagreements. Once she ordered a burger and didn't take the cheese off. This is two weeks ago. And I can't even. And I was like, oh, you didn't notice there was cheese? Like, it was melted? When do you look in the burger? Cheese is still. Guys, you're acting like when it's melted, it disintegrates. Yeah, but it almost went. I wasn't gonna scrape, so I just ate in my stomach. And I was like, see? Oh, so that was her fault. Oh, my God. That was. That was a dumb one. I'll be honest. So the cheese was. Okay, that's like, one where I was like, come on. And then she was like, well, you could have ordered it yourself. And then also, they didn't give me an option. Or you could have just, like, taken a fork and scraped it off. And I was like, no. And now look at me. My stomach hurts. And then I gotta fight. Fight through the dog door today. I'm with you on that one, though. Yeah, you can fit. I think you get through it no problem. I think so, too. Yeah. She's like, you're out of your mind. Yeah. I don't know that your bone structure, like, you're. I just think once you get to your hips, it's gonna be problematic. We'll see. I do have childbearing hips. Let's go to Amy. Amy, you have a new boyfriend. Have you guys fought at all? We had a little situation recently where I went over there thinking that we were all gonna have dinner. He was there with his kids, and I didn't have mine. And I. All my work done, and it was a Sunday night, and I kind of thought, most Sundays, if I am here, we chill and hang out most of the evening and watch something after we e. And then at one point, we're, like, sitting there, and he's like, so, what do you. What are you doing for dinner? And I was like, guess not eating here. Yeah. And I was totally thrown off because he had information he hadn't shared with me about, like, a talk he wanted to have with his kids. And I was like. I sort of just got up. I was like, I'm gonna go. And I left. And then later, we had to address it because I just felt like that was kind of a rude way to approach it. But he said he was nervous. Yeah. And it feels like early stages of not understanding how to communicate fully yet. Yeah. He said he didn't want to hurt my feelings. And I was like, well, still hurt my feelings. So what? We work through it. Growth, growth, growth. Lunchbox. Oh, my wife. Let me tell you. She wants to take my wife. Please. No, no. The laundry room. She thinks we need to rip out the cabinets and build a nice shelf that goes over the washer and dryer where you can fold the clothes. And we have a table in there already that you can turn and fold the clothes because it's just more convenient because you get them out of the dryer and you set them on tap with the table. You have to turn to your left and put them there. And I said, so you want to spend $10,000 to rip out cabinets and build the shelf so you don't have to turn left 3 inches? Like, it makes no sense to me. Like, you've gone your whole life without a shelf above your washer and dryer. I've never seen one in my life. She saw it on Instagram, so we gotta have it. Oh, yeah. I think it sounds. It sounds practical to me, so. To me, though, it's not about just turning left. She just probably likes how it looks. And in the house, she wants that room to look and feel better to her. Yeah. A lot of money. Oh, I agree. I agree. Who's gonna win this one? Oh, I'm gonna win it. So you're not. You will not do the single shelf? No. Like, I'm, like, it's. We've gone our whole lives. I've never seen a shelf above a washer and dryer in my life. Without seeing something. Doesn't mean it can't be practical in your own home or. But literally three inches to the left is the table we have in there already. What is wrong with that table? You could just do it. I understand your point, especially the money part. Build it yourself. But he doesn't even want it. No, I don't even want it. So I'm not gonna build, and I'm not gonna rip cabinets out to put a shelf up there to. How long has this been a thing? She keeps saying I've been nervous to bring it up because you always, you know, poo poo on my ideas. Oh, you do? Yeah. I could not always poo poo on her ideas. I try to be practical. That's kind of your thing, though. And it's kind of my thing. But isn't Lunchbox's dad a carpenter? Like, couldn't he have his dad come do it as, like, I don't want it, but you don't want it. But she wants it. Great. Why does she get everything she wants? Does she get everything she wants? That's what I'm saying. It doesn't sound like she does. Eddie. This is gonna sound stupid, but my wife bought a wreath, right? And about two weeks ago, I noticed that some birds were building a little nest on there. I said, this is so perfect. I love birds. Let them be. Well, I came home the other day, and guess what? My wife grabbed the nest, took it out of the wreath, and threw it in the trash. And she knew she was doing wrong because she said, you're gonna hate me for this. Oh, when you start with you're gonna hate me for this, you did something wrong. But what was the reason she did it to begin with? Like, there had to be. She said wreaths are expensive and they're ruining my wreath. Oh, my God. She just ruined their little house. That's what I said. They worked hard on that. You know what you call someone who just moves into a place with that? That's called. You had squatters in the ring. Yeah, but she's. I mean. Wow, that's cold. So cold. I was so upset, man. So I'm going to side. She evicted him. I'm going to side with Amy's boyfriend. I'm going to side with. Wait, what? Oh, you got to. I'm going to side with Lunchbox's wife. And I'm going to side with Eddie's wife. No. What are you talking about? And I'm going to side with me. And so it's time for the good news with Bobby. It rained a lot here. Like, it flooded here. It flooded really bad in Clifton, Kentucky. And so flood waters were getting to very dangerous levels where they were reaching the middle of houses and even rooftops in some places. So Cody Smith, who lives in Clifton, was like, hey, I'm gonna go and use my flat bottom. So he got his boat and he went around and just rescued animals that were stranded in houses. Oh, that's awesome. Just straight up, like, he could hear either dogs barking or go. And. And, like. Yep. And that's what he did, basically. Well, almost. Noah. Yeah. Noah of Clifton, Kentucky, didn't have two the other way. They had many more. But, yeah, maybe with a flat bottom boat. Yeah, it was awesome. So big shout out to Cody Smith. That's from sunny skies. And that's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. And now the morning corny. The morning corny. What do you call it when you're exact ex text you. Hey, stranger. What? God testing you? No, no, no, I get it. I like ex humor. Yeah. Nah, we're good. No. All right. There you go. That was the morning corny. Tried something different. Note to self. Yeah. Gotta try stuff. Lunchbox went out and tried to recruit people to subscribe to our YouTube channel, the Bobby Bone show page. Love it. Because by the end of the show today, if we have 300, 000 subscribers, I'm gonna give him cash and you cash. So you go out with. You just talk to people. Just talk to people. I mean, random people. Just approach them. Have no way reason to approach him. Except for YouTube. Okay. Club one. Yeah. Oh, ladies. Beautiful night, huh? Who are you? What? Yeah, just saying beautiful night and it's a beautiful time. My work. We're looking for subscribers to our YouTube page. It's the Bobby Bones Show. I got to get a certain amount by Friday, so I would really appreciate it if you guys, like, while you're on your walk, pull out your phones, subscribe to the Body bone show on YouTube. I'd really appreciate it. How do you spell Bobby? B, O, B, B, Y, and then bones, like bones in your body. I guess I can do that. She's creeped out. I would have been creeped out. Yeah. I didn't know this was at night. Yeah, it was at night. It was night. Yeah. It was dark. One more. He cornered a man in the toilet paper aisle of a store. Oh, my goodness. Go ahead. Oh, Angel Soft. That's good stuff. Yep. Yeah, we always use it. You know what goes good with Angel Soft is if you'll subscribe to the Bobby Bone show on Instagram. I mean, on YouTube. Yeah, I could do. That's your channel? Yeah, that's my channel, man. So it goes great with Angel Shop. When you're wiping your butt with Angel Soft. Me? Think of the Bobby Bone Show, YouTube. And it's great, man. How do you spell it? B, O, B, B, Y. And then bones. B, O, N, E, S. What is it about? Oh, it's just about life and crazy stuff. And when you're wiping your butt with that toilet pair, think about us. All right, one. Wrong thing. Instagram. Yeah, Instagram. We're looking for YouTube. Two. When it's like, what's it about? Life and crazy stuff. Yeah, that's. I mean, what else do you Want me to say, like, how am I gonna describe it? Like, it has. We're a show that does current events. We talk about our lives. I think you'd find it funny and relatable. Oh, I mean, anything, Anything. Or you could be like, I'm on the show. I do it. It's all good. Well, funny and crazy stuff works too, doesn't it? Also, I don't like being associated with any bathroom or wiping your butt. Anyway, we have to the end of the show today. If we had 300, 000 followers, I' box and Morgan and Eddie, I think that hurt us more than anything. Oh, yeah. They pulled out their phones and subscribed. So it didn't hurt you at all. It helped you. And they called the cops. A fake touch of the phone. They're like, okay. They're like, wake up. Wake up in the morning. Trying to put you through. M's riding this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic. So you know what this is? This is the Bobby v. Easy trivia. It's the easiest trivia game ever. Amy is the champion. She's also the only person to score this round. Amy. The category is country music. Who's known as the king of country music? George straight. Correct. Abby. Chris Gaines is the rock alter ego of what country icon? Garth Brooks. Correct. Lunchbox. What country duo released Neon Moon? So that's Easy Brooks and done? Correct. Correct. Morgan. Who wrote and sings 9 to 5 Dolly Parton? Correct. Eddie's out. Amy has chosen to eliminate Eddie. If you miss you hear this sound, you've been boned, so you can last the longest. Amy, you're up. But first, easy trivia 2000s TV number one. What iconic 2000s show followed high school students at a fictional town in North Carolina, Dawson's Creek? Incorrect. I'd have been torn between that one and One Tree Hill. Is it One Tree Hill? It's One Tree Hill. Boom. Wow. Wow. You've been boo. Just like that. Dang. Virginia goes down to a 16 seed. That's a quick one. Abby, what character was the regional manager of Dunder Mifflin in the office? Michael Scott. Correct. Lunchbox. Who played Walter White in Breaking Bad? Brian Cranston. Good job. Morgan. After putting out your torch, the host of Survivor says, what catchphrase? I don't know. You've been eliminated. You're off the island. Go home. Oh, I haven't watched Survivor in over a decade. Go home. You're off the island. You've been eliminated. It's a competition show. So he has to say something that makes them leave. After putting out your torch, the host of Survivor will tell you what catchphrase I need an answer, please. You've been eliminated. Incorrect. You've been boned. Lunchbox, your tribe is spoken. Oh, yeah. I wasn't there. Wow. We had two go down in the first round. Next up between Abby and Lunchbox is the feud because it's the feud of the century. This is great. I love it. Oh, it's got. So it's just only a feud. Yeah. Yes. Okay. Science and space are the categories. Oh, gosh. Abby, what planet is closest to the sun? Oh, my gosh. Every time. My very energetic mother. My very energetic. What planet is closest to the sun? Earth. My very energetic. Why would you say my very and then go to Earth? Mercury. Yeah. Yeah. Boner. Why did I say that? That's wild. That might be the worst. That might be. If we look back at the worst answers ever in this game, that might be it. If we did like a special if we did a special on worst answers, I think that might be it. Well, she didn't know where the sun was in that. Welcome to Earth. Third rock from the sun. But then what plan would welcome be? What? No. Oh, you're doing this. I thought she was doing like my very energetic. No, I'm saying, like you're in the songs. You know, we're the third rock from this time. Oh, my gosh. Lunchbox for the win. Yeah, Give me that science or whatever. You're gonna give me crap. Science in space. Yeah. My favorite. We've talked about this many times. I hate this subject. What year did humans first land on the moon? Oh, I know that. Get it? I know that same year UTSA was created. Man, where I went to college. 1969 winner. There he is. Amy's was hard. Morgan's was tough. If you don't watch survivor for sure, Abby's was impressive. Oh, Abby. I might just retire. Abby had a 5050 chance. It was either Mars or Mercury. When she said the m, I didn't know which one it was. No. Earth. Abby, you want me to play for you next time? My very energetic. Which one is it? Earth. That's her therapy paying off. I did get a DM about the planet song. It's a song that Eddie and I did. Our band, the raging idiots, we did a kids album called the raging kittiots and the DM said planet song. I made the terrible mistake of playing the planet song to my seven year old son. We have listened to it on Repeat ever since. I will never forget the order of the planets again. So, Raymond, do you have the song? We'll play like 30 seconds. If you kids want to learn the planets or Abby, you should listen to this. Here is the Raging Idiots the Planet song. My very energetic mother just served us nine pizzas. My very energetic mother just served us nine pizzas. My Very energetic mother just served us nine pizzAS. My very energetic mother just served US nine pizzAS. Daughter from the start at planet number one, meet my good friend Mercury. It's closest to the sun. Little fast and no so hot and slightly colored gray and right behind me, Venus planet too, you say? The Roman goddess of beauty is where it got its name. The whole planet is burning. It's basically a flame. And then we go from planet two to planet number three. Put your hands in the air. Yo, Earth, can you hear me? My name is Planet Earth and I am right where you live. Trees and lakes and birds and be some old folks and some kids. The solar system we live in with the only life around Earth is 3, 4. Squatter rhythm. Too boring now. My very energetic mother just served us nine pizzas. My very energetic mother just served us nine pizzas. There you go, Abby. Oh, I like it. Listen to that. You've never heard it? That's a jam. Yeah. In Denmark went 63. We are huge over there, man. We are huge. Okay, Abby. I mean, I knew it. That's bad. This is lunch lunchboxes day, cuz. You won. Yeah, I let him have it, Abby. No, no, I won't. Don't worry about how she lost. I won. I took that one. That's Chris Weber calling the timeout type stuff. All right, thank you, Bobby. Bone show, bonehead. This story comes us from Tampa, Florida. A man went into a Tesla dealership, gave him his id, said, hey, I want to try one of those new cyber trucks. Signs an agreement, you only test drive it for 30 minutes and bring it back. While the guy took it, never came back, drove it for a few days, and they used the geolocation to go take the truck back. But he had a bunch of stuff in there, his belongings. So he went back to the Tesla dealership, said, hey, man, you guys stole my stuff. That's when police were called and he was arrested for stealing the truck. Yeah, that's the worst truck to try to steal. Yeah. So the first thing that comes to mind anytime I've test driven anything in the past three or four years, they're with you. It's not like the old days when you just got to show them your license and then have it. Oh, really? Oh, I, I, I, I got to go. Oh, no. I guess I'm not trustworthy then. Yeah, actually, me and your wife, we test drove cars. Just us. Okay, well, that's because I thought you guys were pretty. They. They maybe trust us. That was the day that some guy thought I was Caitlyn's mom. Yeah, I remember that day. I don't bring that day up. We're all for jokes here. I know, I know. We're all probably giving each other a hard time, but that's even like, that's the line. I know. I don't bring that one out. That guy was a boner. That was a tough one. Yes. Okay, Lunchbox. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day, Bones. A lot of hype to this story. Morgan says she has her best Nashville story. Is it ever? Yeah. Honestly, Ever celebrity? Yeah. Oh. All right, everybody get comfortable. Gather round. The radio. All right, Morgan, go for it. Now, I was at a spa, right? I'm enjoying my day. It's really peaceful. I went to get an Indian head massage, so I was feeling very Zen. Interesting racist by any chance? No, that's what it's called. Just making sure. Want to make sure I don't get canceled? Go ahead. They massage your head for 40 minutes. Yeah. Cause people be like, you can't sit Indian style anymore. I don't know. I don't know. I might be India. Yeah. It's called Indian head massage. How it's right. It's gotta be. I'm sure it's great. I'm moving on. You don't wanna get canned. Go ahead. Got it. So I'm feeling Zen in this spa. They have a steam room. And I'm like, ooh, gotta get my steam on. But I'm in a robe, and I was like, okay, I have to change into a towel. So I put on this towel so I can sit in the steam room, because I don't wanna sit naked in the steam room. It's co ed. Got it. Right. Okay. That have been awesome. So I'm walking with my towel into the steam room, and I make eye contact with the guy, and I was like, kind of, like, high, like, oh, this is kind of awkward because you're a dude, I'm a girl. We're both in our towels. Was he going to the steam room? He was leaving the steam room. Got it. And then we both did a double take. We're like, oh, we know each Other. This is really weird. And it was a celebrity, and we were both standing there in our towels and it was really uncomfortable. So they knew each other. You were in a towel and he was in a towel. Was he a singer? Yeah. Has he been in the studio? Yes. Dustin Lynch? No. Oh, that would have been real funny. Kit Moore? No. Are you trying to think of, like, people that would be getting an Indian head massage? No, I'm trying to think of, like, people that would kind of probably be ripped up and that would, like, be, like, looking good in a towel and, like. And Morgan be like, dang, that dude's hot. Okay. Married. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Who was it? It was Dave Haywood from Lady A. Okay. Oh, Dave's like, the nicest guy ever. And married. So there wasn't like, we'll go in and secretly take our towels off? No. Okay. Got it. But it was like, oh, we know each other and we're both standing here in our towels and this is kind of awkward. I built up some me too romance fantasy in my head. I'm starting to smell the romance because of how you were telling me. Yeah. Yeah. You were like, anaya, Lust was on my mind and we looked at each other in our eyes. It did feel that way. It felt a little awkward. So you go in and I guess I've never been in a coed. I guess I don't go into steam rooms. Is there anybody else in there? Yeah, there's all kinds of people in there. Do people talk in those things? Some people do. If you're with your friends, you talk to your friends. They're strangers. You might just sit in silence. It just kind of depends on the vibe. Do you get hit on in those things? I suppose you could. Do you get hit on in those things? I've only been in it one time. This was the one time. So I was learning a lot of things in this moment. Got it. Anybody else in there that you. Would you talk to a guy in there? Yeah. I'm surprised. It's co ed. I'm just surprised. People are in towels and coed. There's just a lot of room for things to be accidentally shown or seen. Yeah. Do they have a camera? No. No, no, no. In there? No. And how big is this room? It's not very big. Okay. You know, just for protection, like, you know, like, we're a camera in the steam room so you can watch people on their towels. That sounds perfect. Not to watch people, but just for safety. If something were to happen, if I were to walk in There and some man were just be the only person in there. I would. I'm out. I'm not putting myself in a. A room with steam. It's already steamy in there. Well. Cause then it's like hard to see. Yeah, yeah. You know, you just. It's a vulnerable situation. It feels vulnerable. Yeah. Especially for a woman to walk in. Did you like it? Yeah, I loved it. I don't know what's to me on the surface weirder, a co ed steam room where people are just in towels that you don't know because of possibly seeing stuff or. I don't know. And I know it's not weird. People have also told me this is not weird. But when lunchbox gets a massage, he goes butt naked. Immediately. 100 they can say, say, get down to your comfort level. And I'm like, naked it is. And people act like, that's not a big deal. And I feel you. But for me, no, I've never done that. I don't think so. Why have you, Eddie? I did it one time, and that's because they said do it. And so I just followed the direction. And then once I knew it was an option, I'm like, well, I'm not doing that again. I wear jeans. What do you mean? Guys, that way they can get in there. No, no, I get it. But I don't want them in. Whatever there is. I don't want them in there. Right. What about when you flip over? Yeah, they can get in anywhere they need to get in that. I want them in when I'm in my underwear. Yeah, when they flip over. I mean. I mean, you just roll over. I mean, I don't understand. I'm just thinking like, but where in there are you talking about? There's only boots and so in the butt, right? Yeah, yeah, I'm good. Fingers not going in my butt. Do that with underwear on. Like box or not in then. And that's what he likes. No where it is appropriate to touch. When you're paying for a massage, you can leave your underwear on. Do you leave your underwear on? Yes. You are so weird. Why am I so weird? I've had a lot of massage therapists reach out and say, hey, a lot of people do naked. And I get it. I'm just saying, for me, I've never even considered being naked. Maybe just because I'm humiliated by what they'd see. And I don't embarrass about it. Yeah, I think that's what it is. Okay, well, good. I thought this would be A love story. I'm honest with you. When Morgan was starting it off. Question. Yeah. Did we get clickbaited? Was that the best celebrity story she's ever had? It's my best Nashville story. The fact that me and Lady Hayes Dave Heywood saw each other in towels in a steam room, that would be kind of awkward. If it's only a professional setting ever and you see somebody in a towel, that'd be weird. I'm gonna say Morgan does not have a history of clickbaiting. Was that hype a little more than the substance? Probably. But I don't think she clickbait. You do. Ray does. No, I don't clickbait. You clickbait like Crazy Eddie clickbait. The worst crime ever. I'm a victim of a violent crime. I was 11 months in jail. Yeah, yeah, I hear you, Morgan. Thank you for that. Bye, everybody. Bobby Bones. You know when you're really stressed or not feeling so great about your life or about yourself, talking to someone who understands can really help. But who is that person? How do you find them? Where do you even start? Talkspace. 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We set a time where we're like, pull up the party's Instagram story. Oh, yeah. It's like in the 20s, you gather around the radio. That's what we do with your Instagram story. Love it. We're like, pull up Summer and John's Instagram stories. We sit there, we have a meal, we watch. Your kids are turning into actual humans. It's crazy. Yeah. No, like, they're getting old. They're all. They like, look like you guys. It's like, slow down. Like, this morning, Presley was like, I'm gonna put on my shoes. And went and put her little rubber sandals on. I don't know what they are. And both on the right feet. And she's two. Like, it was. You mean on the correct feet? The correct. Got it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I guess that doesn't make sense. Well, no, it could have. I just want. I don't know that I got it. Yes. Yeah. But she correctly put her shoes on, and I was like, whoa. Yeah. What is surprising to you about being a girl dad? Because I think as a. As a man, and we don't have kids yet, I have to always say this. My wife's not pregnant right now. People always think if I'm mentioning it, but eventually that's going to happen where we're going to have children. I am scared spitless of having girls because I know nothing about girls. Yeah, you have two. What have you learned? You don't learn anything. You learn how to be a parent and you learn your girls. Like, you learn what your individual, like, Presley likes, what Sienna Likes. And. And I feel like when you're saying you're scared like a boy or a girl, like, it's. You just learn. Like, I wouldn't know what to do with a boy. But I'm saying, though, later, with a boy, I would know, like, what shows. Let's play ball. Let's do. I don't. What do I know about what girls do? And. Yeah, well, that's. That. That's. That's why I'll ask you in 10 years. You just go make a note. I'm gonna ask him this question in 10 years. Presley loves the tractor and she loves the Can Am Am. So, like, I get, you know, we get our Can Am rides and it's kind of get to do the boy world. But, like, there's a lot of. There's a lot of, like, you know, we watch Beauty and the Beast together. Great story. It's a great story. Fabulous story. And it was, you know, I don't. I haven't seen Beauty beast, but it's different. It's different. When you watch it with your baby girls, it's like, oh, you know, like, you get a little more like your heart. Your heart opens up a little bit instead of like, Whereas boys, like, they're always into something and climbing trees and like, you've talked to boy dads are like, oh, I'm just chasing my kids everywhere, you know, where the. The. Presley's like, coloring. So I don't know. I saw you riding a horse at Houston Rodeo. How did your body do now that you're not 22 riding horses? Good. You still got it that. Oh, yeah, I brought my own saddle for that one. I just. They, they. We've done Houston enough to where, like, big guys that, you know, not the most popular saddle. And the stirrups are real high, and you can't ride well with high stirrup. So I threw in my saddle and that horse. That was my third ride with him. Link, he's a great horse. And we got the, you know, I got to get on him and the guys are letting us some steers and some. It was cool. They let some Bronx out and like, like, we were just kind of riding arena with them. And so I, you know, it was just. It's like riding a bike if you're good. Yeah, but I already picked my bike seat. You know, I think because of his size. You're saying because of your size, like, you need your own. He's big. He's a big old boy. Like, if you didn't have your own Saddle, you would have been in a little pain. It's tough. Yeah. Yeah, it's tough because I've done it, and you're. It's just really hard. It's like, be. I don't know. It'd be hard. Our Uncle Rick had a bunch of horses growing up, and so. But we just rode them all bareback all the time. Right? Just get on and ride. And we were idiots. But I got clothesline hard. I didn't see the clothes. A literal clothesline. Yeah. Yeah. And so, you know, boom. That's not fun. Vivid, most vivid memory because probably like eight or so hardest you've ever fallen off a horse. Bareback fall, just messing around. It doesn't matter. I don't know. What's the hardest fall you ever had? I just. You're just riding, and then all of a sudden, the horse turns real quick and you slide off. Look at the jeans. These are like slip and slides for bareback, you know, and it just fell right off. You know, I try not to fall, but it. You feel like in an arena, you'd be like, oh, it's gonna be soft. It's dirt. No, it's not. It hurts. But, like, getting clothesline a good thing you didn't have stirrups. You know, people be pulling on it, so I don't know. Yeah, good thing I have stirrups for sure. Didn't. No, you didn't. No, I didn't. Good thing I didn't have stirrups. Yeah. You caught up in there. I'm gonna play Friday Night Heartbreaker here. Walk me into it. Tell me something about it. Well, I mean, this is a fun. When I first heard Friday Night Heartbreaker, it just. It gave a different vibe to me. When I. When I heard it was just kind of had a kind of spooky, sexy vibe to it. And. And I really. I don't know, I just felt connected to it. And I. You know, I think all the girls getting ready out there and be like, I'm gonna break a heart tonight. That's how I feel when I get ready for the show every morning. Every morning I come in here, I'm like, I'm about to break some hearts. Wake up. Break some hearts today. Listen to this weekday heartbreaker. That's what I need right there on the Bobby Bones Show. Now, John, party got your land all cleared or. No, no, never. Is that ever. That's never gonna be a thing that's done. Is that always gonna be the up. The project. It's just. It's. It's I like, Tennessee is great, and it's just a lot of trees, but there's a lot of. There's a lot of great parts about land that you can uncover, but you just gotta knock trees down and so I don't know. Firewood. I'll be splitting firewood. Yeah. John would bring it over and for free and unload it, and they'd be like, you don't have to help. And I'm like, dude, you brought all this for free? And then you're telling me I don't have to help, so I just go inside? Okay. No, I would help a little bit, but. Yeah, like, that's. That's fun to you? Well, I mean, it's something to do. I mean, it's. It's. It's more of, like, feeling like it did something, like, you know, playing concerts and traveling. It. It's fun, but it's still, like, you want to get out and get dirty. I don't know. I mean, I don't. Splitting wood is fun for a little bit. I just like to get. I like to get it collected and dried out, so. Because summer loves bonfire. Who doesn't like good bonfire? You know? And we got fireplaces. Overrated. S'mores. Overrated. Overrated. Right, Right. Individually, all good, but just, like, all together. Too much time, too much messy. It's just not s'mores. You want to argue that? I would love to hear it. I love a good s'more. Like, it's an experience. It's an activity. It's something to do there. It's nostalgic. It just feels good. It's warm. It's nostalgia I will agree with. Okay. You can also elevate it. And instead of just a plain Hershey's chocolate bar, throw a Reese's cup in there. That'll give you a little. Now you're making it different. You're like. You can also wear a golden robe. Hey. I'm just saying, if you haven't had a s'more that way, you're missing out. What I regret isn't I'm gonna. I'm gonna get into pistols now. Pistols. Okay. Like, you yourself, like a collector. Because I had. Well, not collector. A lot different than bonfires. Correct. Well, I'll tell you what I'm getting to. I have multiple shotguns. That's all I grew up with. With shotguns. Yeah. Different kinds of shotguns. I have. I think I have two 12 gauges now, but I had a. You know, started the 410 classic starter shotgun. 20 gauge. Went to the 20. Got 12 gauge. La la. The last time we were up on your property, my wife and your wife, they were. They were practicing shooting pistol. I didn't. Cause I was like, what do I used to have for a pistol? Yeah. But now I'm starting to feel like I need, just for protection, a pistol. Do you. Do you roll? It's not riding dirty because that's packing. Do you roll with a pistol? I'll carry, yeah. Or, you know, not like Opie. You can conceal carry, but there's a lot of rules. You won't fight. You want to go by legally and. Yeah. What do you prefer if someone's. If something's happening around the property, what are you grabbing? I guess is my point the pistol or are you grabbing a rifle? You gotta feel if you. If you're really talking about self defense, you want to feel whatever you want to use, whatever you're comfortable or animal. So it could be either one. Right. So self defense. Or it could be like there's a bear or something, you know. But yeah, self defense. I'm grabbing a shotgun because I feel like I can load and unload that thing. And also I got the chick. Chick. I got the pumps just so that's a sound they can hear. Yeah. What are you. What are you most comfortable with? With anything, really. Yeah, I need to come back up. I. I feel like, though, like, you talking about self defense, like, you had to be prepared like that. That's what we. We love to talk about. Oh, if this guy came up, I'd pull out my grenade launcher. But like. Yeah, but it's like, do you. Are you ready for that? Like, can you physically ask me that question? Let me get my grenade launcher real quick. Like. Okay, let me ask you that question first. Could you shoot somebody if. If they were on your property and they were making a. Making a mess, let's just say making a mess. That seemed trouble. Could you shoot somebody? I mean, it'd be a very. It'd be. You have to instinctly know that that was what you had to do. Now ask me, there'd be some questions. Ask me, sir, what are you doing out here? No, ask me if I. What I would if I could. Do you feel I'm not breaking into your house? No. You don't ask me why I'm here. You guys are doing a scene for me. I'm like, no, John, it's Bobby. It's me. Me. It's me. No, we know each other. I've been here. That's How I knew how to get to your house. Ask me that question. Ask you what? If I need you. If he's ready, are you ready? And a freaking heartbeat. She's ready. Been jumped. Have my house broken into. Had so many things where it's like, I'm probably too ready. Oh, then all you need is get the shotgun, get the 20 gauge ready to go. But I feel like it's just so. It's. It's cumbersome. Almost like I want to be able to, like, should. Should anybody go get a two. Get a gun, though? Like that, though? I don't know. I'm asking for advice. I'm. I'm. We. I'm asking for gun advice here. I feel like you got to go and just get yourself prepared. That's the. It's. The idea is an idea, and it'll always be an idea. If you don't work on it, it's. It's not a thing. It's just like, you should practice. Yeah. Or be more prepared. And my wife was. They were. Were. Caleb was up with John, and they were practicing. They were getting comfortable learning handguns on John's property, shooting with people, law enforcement. Like, it was a whole thing. And I was like, I'll pass. I got a 12 gauge. I'm just starting to feel that I didn't take advantage of that. Well, see, now we got kids that got a, like, fingerprint vault on the nightstand with a pistol in it. Oh, yeah, that's good. Like, well, that's what I mean by prepared. Yeah. Like. And like, you can't just sleep with a shotgun. Like, I can just picture Bobby like, I do. Yeah. Right between my legs. Sleeping. Yeah. Yeah. Getting out like it's just a dog in the door. Yes. Yes. But, yeah. So, I mean, that's just practice and get yourself prepared. Did you ever consider law enforcement? No, I'd rather be a firefighter. Was that a consideration? At one point, I had a lot of friends that were joining the fire academy in Chico, California, and it sounded like a great idea that, you know, got a lot of wildfires out in California. There's always, like, there's always work for firefighters. But the big thing was it back then, and it still is, is that you had to, you know, guaranteed to get a firefighter job. You became a paramedic. And I was more like, I'd rather be, like, working on the engine, you know, riding around instead of, like, I'm cutting this guy open. Like, I. I don't. You know, there's. Because you had to Learn that in order to be. I don't. I don't consider myself, like, a great paramedic. Like, we don't either. If I saw myself showing up to save my life, I'd be like, well, we're done. But if I saw myself getting off to, like, with a hose and, like, yeah, we're gonna put this fire right. Okay, that guy's gonna take the fire out. So John's gotten up, like, three times from his chair. Yeah, no, he's. How to. How to. Energy drink. I'm feeling good. Got some sleep last night. Okay, how about Alan Jackson? Give me a story. Just play with Alan Jackson, his farewell tour. And you know what? I got to tell him that I consider him the Merle Haggard of my generation of listening, you know, like, because when he was growing up, he was listening to Merle Haggard, and Merle was the guy that wrote the songs. He sang them, and Alan's that guy. Like, he's. You know, he wrote so many songs. Like, remember when. I think he wrote that by himself. It's a beautiful song. Song, you know, Day the World Stopped Turning. He, like, wrote. He's in the hall of fame in New York city next to McCartney. Like, he's. He's the artist, songwriter that had some of the biggest songs, like a Merle Haggard. And I got to tell him that. And, like, I think it really meant something to him, and he's been a hero of mine, and I feel like that's. That was my latest story without. And I got to kind of say, you know, hey, I think you're. You're right up there with Merle, like, artist, songwriter. Why did you feel like it was time for another album? It's always time for another album. Sounds like a beer. You know, I mean, I never had one single beer now. Yep. Sounds like a beer. Yeah, man. Yeah, it's. Shoot. I'd like to put. You know, 18 months is what I'd like to put out every. You know, put some new music out, but it's hard. We tour in, and. And it's not like you could just come up with all these great songs and a short amount of time. Sometimes it takes time. So this been three years, which is crazy, but it goes by so fast. Remember when. Damn. I know. It's kind of that, you know. You know, Remember when. Last album. 2022. Three years ago. I did a record. Live shows. Live shows. Great. Yeah. You feel good? Feeling great. Keep yourself in shape. Tape all the time. You got a lot of energy. You can't do One. You don't want to get up there and get winded. No, I mean all my, all my songs, my life stuff still how it's all high energy and it's. It's only going to get hotter. All right. It's been nice right now. Oh, you mean weather. We thought what you meant like the energy. Yeah, like you. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah. And temperature wise, I was talking about myself. You know, I'm getting hotter. You know What I'm saying? 17 tracks, and I have the whole thing. Thing. And I could do the thing where we go, which song do you like the best? But what's the last song that you recorded? Because that usually means it's one you fell in love with at the end, usually. And you're like, we got to get this on the record. And is that true here? I think the last one we did was Rush. You cut it last. Why? Because we needed something with tempo and something that grooved. And that was something I wrote in 2019, that, that we've been listening for six years. You had it for six years? Yeah. And it was just something that me and Summer, we put. We. We've. It passed all the tests. Boat test, car test, mowing lawn test, all the tests, airplane tests, windows down test, night test, dancing test. Had a long time to test it. So I was like, we gotta. Let's try this. And then Jay loved it. And he's. It's still one of his favorite tracks off the record. Is it crazy to call? Because you wrote that with Ross Copperman and Bryce Long to call them and be like, remember that song I wrote six years ago? And they're like, nope, sure don't. Well, we're gonna cut it. I mean, that's a weird thing, huh? They remember that song. They really? Yeah. No, just because it was different and it sounded. It just. They remember the song because it spoke. It. It says like, listen to me. Like you think Ross, who would remember if I said, hey, do you know a song, Rush? He'd remember it if I called him right now. Maybe he remember that. Let's just see how. Let's see if John's truthful. Let's see if he's doing a good interview or not. Because you give him a good answer. Let's see what he says. Oh, you're calling this? He may not answer. He's probably saying, yes, you're saying yes. I bet he remembers. He's probably not gonna answer. He'll call back. Hey, man. Hey. You remember that day? Because we were at he used to have this house that was like. Like by a park. And it was like a nice day like that, and everybody was out. Dang. He's not gonna hit me back. Dang. You ever get nervous to text anybody that's kind of famous? I. I was a texted Kenny Chesney, and I was nervous about it. You ever have that where you're like, I don't know if I should text them because they're kind of cool. A lot of times I don't get their numbers just because of, like, you know what? Can't. Can't drunk dial that guy. Look at that. Hey, tell them what I did. I'm so glad you said that. Okay. Bobby doesn't drink, so I don't know what his excuse behind, like, reaching out to someone randomly would be, but he was trying to find Kenny's number in his phone because he's texted with him before, but he didn't save it. It's not saved as Kenny or anything because he didn't want to be tempted at any point to just text Kenny because then that would be awkward. I don't want to have his name in it. Be like a Thursday night and they play like a clip of a song on Netflix. I'm like, oh, I should reach out to Kenny. I don't not. I don't want. I don't want to give you that option, but sometimes you don't even need alcohol. You just have caffeine in an idea. You're like, I'm calling everybody. Right? So. So that's. Yeah, so you do that. So you won't even save it because you don't want to call them. You know, it's not like we're going to be going to the park together or anything. Like, you know, sharing ideas. Unless. Unless you. Like. I. I feel like if life keeps giving you this person and they keep coming around, another time, another time where, oh, we're hanging out. Let's get numbers. You know, like, it'll kind of give you your friends. But if you just, like, meet Kenny Chestney going down a hallway and somehow get his number. Hey, but you get caffeine. A good idea. Calling Kenny. You know who we need to call? Kenny. Perfect for Kenny. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was looking at your tour and by the way, John's all over. I will. We'll link you go to johnparty.com. but you got Corey Kent and Cassie Ashton. Two folks I think are just awesome. Great. Both in different ways. I think Cassie's, like, one of the greatest. Not Fully understood yet pure artists in country music. Whenever. Yes. How do you pick your openers? Well, I mean, they, they kind of. You get your list and you can kind of see what, you know. And I really try to, you know, we. You can always like try to throw dartboards and see who you can get. But I truly try to, when you come to bookend is like, you know, really give me the realistic of who's available. And Corey. But this one was very natural. Like reaching out. Corey was reaching out. His man's reaching out to get it right. And then Luke Laird text me Cassie's new album. And so she's always working on songs and just always, you know, putting. Putting music out. I got to listen to that. And she's a friend, like I said, about life bringing people in. You know, Cassie and her husband, or I think her husband, they came to the house and we had a dinner and we were just singing songs together and like, you know, just like little things. I remember. So it's like these little, you know, friends that it's like, yeah, well, she, she. She needs to be heard. And I, I've. I've had a good track record of like bringing these girls out and all. Then they're like, get the rocket ship. I mean, we had Lane and Haley. I don't. Can't now. We're like, you want to call you back? Well, you were just saying, like, I can't get her to call me back. It's so funny. Like sometimes you got DM them on Instagram and then they'll respond back. You gotta try that. Because Lane. I was like. Because she was on the COVID Rolling Stones, like uk And I just said, said badass. And then she's like, we gotta get together soon. And I was like, I just saw Haley. And then we brought Ella out and then Ella's all over the place. So. So I'm like, well, obviously like that. You're the key. Good luck Chuck. Or whatever it looks like. Dude, that reference. That's the funniest reference anyone's made in the studio in five years. A random. Good luck Chuck. It was the movie, right? It's like something happened and they just got so successful and never talked to him again. Like, well, move Cassie up there. Good luck Chuck was Dane Cook. Dane Cook. Yeah. Ah, you're the best. Let's do one other song on the new record. Cuz we, we were playing with it before you came in, so we did Rush. What's your best? I love ballads. My favorite. I love slow songs. What's the best ballad on the road. Don't you want to know? I do want to know what's the best? No, we're doing who's on. We're doing who's on first? Who's on first? Yes. Well, don't you want to know? Bobby, Give me number 14, please. Don't you want to know? I want to ask you one kind of in the weeds structural question. As a yes. Yeah. Thank you. As a songwriter, do you ever have a song that you write and you like and it works, but it's not there? It's like 8 out of 10 as far as, like, working. So you tempo. Change it where it's a slow song, and you. What if we speed it up? Or if it's a song that's got heavy tempo, and you go, what if we slow it down? Ross is calling. Hold on. Hey, Ross. Hey, Bobby. Hey, I'm with. I'm with John party right now. What's up, John? Oh, trying to get back. Don't say anything. Don't say anything. We're a little test here. Do you remember writing any songs with John that you liked, ever? Every song I write with John, I like because he's the most talented dude in the world, man. Okay, yeah, yeah. I need a real answer here. So. So we were talking about a song that he wrote you wrote with him six years ago. Well, all the songs you're gonna get. We do write killer songs. Don't even bring up heaven. You're gonna spoil it. You wrote a song with him, like, six years or so ago over Covid. Probably over zoom. Do you remember what that song was called? And you just. You couldn't get it passed all the tests. It passed the underwear test. It passed the driving test. That's what he said. But he said he wrote it, like, six years ago, and he put it on the record. Do you remember the name of the song? Song, Bobby? I don't remember the song I wrote yesterday exactly. Okay. But actually, it was before COVID Okay, so does that help? John held up for six years? It probably doesn't help, does it? John held it for six years. I played the bass. He played the bass. Oh, oh. At my studio. Okay, what was the name of it? Was that at my studio, John, when you were at my old studio when you were cutting the guitars and the bases? I remember that. Yeah. Well, okay. Do you know what it's called? All right, this is coming back. I can see the moment. I can see the moment. It was a long time ago, though. Like, it was I remember John sitting on the stool, cutting the. Cutting the guitars, naked. Golly, I can see it. Yeah, it was me. I mean, Bryce. Yeah, there you go. Okay. It was you and Bryce. I know. Yeah. Something about fixing heaven. No, no, no. All I want. This song is really good. And John's like, we loved it. He. He loved it for so long. Song. Does he even know that I put it on the new record? That's a great point. You ever heard of this guy? He's in P A, D, R. Yeah. Like, he gets a cut every week. So it's like, I don't know. Let me go back through my cut Rolodex. Do you remember a song called Rush? Oh, yeah. I love that song. Okay, you're lying. Your. Your tone changed. I remember. Yeah, I do remember that. Can you sing us a little? Oh, man, I can't. I can't wait. Just. This might help, I think for listeners in context of Ross. This is a mean show, guys. This is a mean thing. It's not me because I have two friends here with me. Yeah. One, that is a massive performing superstar that will not sit down. For some reason, he keeps jumping around the room. And two, I have another really great friend of mine that has 40, 50, 60 number one songs he's written or produced. Bruce. And it was just a numbers game. And I was like, there's no way that both of you guys can remember the same. We've written a handful of songs together, though. It's. There's. We've read a bunch. Me and John. Written a bunch. Yeah. And we need to get back together. I'm like, wait, I think about that. When I saw your album come out the other day, man, and I saw that song on there and I was like, golly, I totally forgot about that. Yeah, exactly. It's definitely one that you. You forget about. But, like. Like, it's not for me. I don't forget about you. You write. You see all kinds of artists and. And songwriters. So you're always writing where I gotta get on a plane and get on the bus, so. But that one really stood the test. Time. Let me ask you a real question. Thank you, John. Thank you, John. That is. That was a great defense. No defense, none needed. I just. It's a numbers game more than a quality thing. A real question, because on the phone. Oh, my God, Ross Copperman, by the way, do you know how many number ones you have in general, like, produced or written? I think it's. It's 41 right now. 41. So I'm asking through the hall of fame, and he's worked with a lot of great people. What I want to ask about John is if you're riding with John, like, what is he like as a creative contributor? John is. Yes. I was talking about John the other day. He's. He has such a sense of who he is, and it's so funny. Me and my wife are literally talking about you in the car the other day, dude. Because one of your songs came on the radio and we just look at each other like, dude, John has always stayed true and authentic to who he is. You've always just done your thing, and I feel like that is so commendable, man. You've. You've always just stay true. And so many artists say things. You just do you, man. Man. And it's authentic to you. And it's. It's John Party country dude. Yeah. We had to reboot his whole system for a shuffle. Like, ipod shuffle. We did a shuffle. And you know, that's not a very common. Like, if you're looking for loops, there's not a lot of shuffles, like, in a lot of loop banks and stuff. We have no idea. So it throws the whole system off to do a shuffle. Yep. It's a joke. This is Joe. Like, smart people get. So a shuffle is authentic to. To John, it's just shuffles. Head Over Boots. The one he's talking about, it's called filler up. He's not joking. He's not joking. When you. A shuffle is just not a common feel, you know? It was in the 50s, baby. Okay, well, so honestly, that becomes the reason why John is playing bass and guitar on these songs. Because he ends up having to play the feel. Oh. Because he is him and he. Yeah, that's a good point. Like, if he's true to himself and the songs feel like him, why not have him feel within the song? AI ain't getting this guy. Exactly. And he can't. And he is. He can do it. And, you know, most artists can't sit down and. And throw a bass on a track or throw a guitar down or, you know, he does it all. We say that with love to all the artists out there that can't play bass. What else have you guys written together? Do know we did. No, we don't have any hits together, but we got good songs together. Well, you mentioned Heaven. You got that rush. You know why? You know why I feel like we have good songs together? Because I. I always feel like with John, he's so talented. I feel Like, I just like to just let him do his thing and let. And I kind of just hang on for the ride and let John do John. And I feel like that's when j. That's when our great artists make the best, best music. To me. To me is not when somebody else is telling them, hey, this is the. You know what I mean? Well, I would say that if you jumped in a little more, maybe you'd have hits with him. Well, there's a song. There's a song called Heaven that we wrote with Shane. And is it on this? It's. No, no, it's. So. It's one of Summer's favorites. But, like, it was. Like, at the time. At the time, everybody had a title called heaven or something with heaven in it. And so it really got put into the catalog. So it's still. It's not out yet. Still. It's not out yet. Oh, we can't wait. And Summer's gonna see this. This conversation, and I'm gonna hear all about it. Are you in the middle of a. Right, Ross? No, I'm just. I'm just on my back porch. He's on the beach. He's at the beach. You got 41 number. Number ones. You're at the beach. Hey, the funniest thing was Ross and I play pickleball together, and we'll just put a playlist on and play. And I'll just go to Ross Copperman. Like, you can just go to, like, all songs written by Russ Cochran. And I make him listen to all his own songs he's written as we play. Distracts the crap out of him. Beat him every time. Bobby. Bobby destroys me at pickleball. Like, shamefully every time. I just. While he's playing your music. Just like, boom. Playing my music. So I'm like, I'm embarrassed already. And I just get my butt kicked every time. Well, thank you for answering the song, Rush. You should hear it. It's really great. It's on. It's on John's new record. Congrats, John. Thanks, Ross. We'll get back into books. See you, buddy. Love you, man. There he is. There he is. Ross Copperman. Honky tonk Hollywood. Heck, yeah. Heck, yeah. You guys. You guys are both good dudes. I love Ross. We have a great time. It's been. I mean, I haven't wrote. Are we trying to get back? It just gets harder. You throw kids. Don't throw your kids, dude. They're not big enough. I know. Like, you throw kids in the mix of doing things in the mix. I love just throwing kids. I was like, dude, I know what you want to farm, man. You throw kids in the schedule. Yeah, it's like. Schedule gets real tight. Tour kicks off April 25th. Honky tonk Hollywood. 17 tracks. My. I'll say it now. My favorite's Rush. That was the best. That was the best song you heard. I liked it. I felt it. Me too. Loved it. It's a sexy song. There's a lot. There's a lot of. There's a lot of vibes on this. You don't realize this, but I've taken off my clothes the whole time. Been doing the interview. It was so sexy. There's a boat. Hey, that's a good. I'm Winnie the Pooing right now. Only got a short on a rush boat on the ocean. You've tested it everywhere, though. It's good everywhere. It's good everywhere. Before you leave, you want to take the challenge? I was ready. I'm prepared for Bop It. Yeah. Okay. Can we get the scoreboard up behind him? Can we set it up? Scuba with a mic? I don't know how I'm going to do but well. And. And many artists have come in and performed on Bopit. Some have done wonderfully, some have failed miserably because it's easy to get off with Bop It. And Bop it is a classic game where there's a thing you twist, there's a thing you pop, and there's a thing you pull, and it tells you what to do. On the leaderboard right now, we have Dirk Spentley leading with 18. We have Matt Carney with 16. We have Kit Moore with nine. And next up will be John Pardy. You can beat 18, Jon. I mean, it seems easy, but it's. It just takes one time. Amen, brothers. For a lot of things. Amen. So let's. Let's get it. Let's make sure it works. Get it straight. Okay, then what? And then you're ready to go. You guys ready? Safety's off. Ladies and gentlemen. Hot. It only takes one time, ladies and gentlemen. Playing by. And we got to be quiet when it's over. Oh, and I went to sleep. Okay, I got it. I'll get it. Okay. And go. Pull it again. Here we go. Hold a little higher. Twist it. Pull it. Bop it. Pull it. Pull it. Twist it. Bop it. Bop it. Bop it. Pull it. Twist it. Twist it. Pull it. Twist it. Pull it. Bop it. Twist it. Remember my first time playing bop it? Score? 25. No record. Wow. 25 for John Party. That's amazing. I didn't know it was that high. Wow. Good job, dude. So now everybody check out his album. Otherwise, if you didn't, we were gonna say don't listen to it. Top of the leaderboard. Yes. 25. The album is out. It is Honky Tonk Hollywood. Go johnparty.com P A R D I N. He's got great opening acts, he's got a ton of hits. I love him. 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