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MON PT 1: Amy Is Upset With Her Boyfriend + Draft: Best Songs That Start With 'C' + Is It Classic Rock?
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Listen to Culture Raises us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Come on, Bobby. Transmitting across America. Hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday show more in a studio morning. Bones. We were on vacation for last week. We had new shows on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, but we were gone all week. And so we're back and hope everybody, I want to say, had a good vacation, but it was only us. I kind of feel like when we go on vacation, everybody goes. It's kind of what it feels like. But we're back and we're super happy to be back. I did see the story this morning, though about Hurricane Aaron. And so this strengthened to a Category 4 storm with 130 mile per hour winds late Sunday night. So last night impacting the Virgin Islands of Puerto Rico. Aran is expected to gradually weaken but remain a large and major hurricane in the midweek. It could bring tropical storm conditions into Turks and Caicos and Southeast Bahamas. Dare County, North Carolina, declared an emergency and began evacuating. I'm not going to say the name of the island right, so I apologize to all of our North Carolina listeners. Hatteras Island. Due to the threat of heavy surf and high winds, the National Weather Service warned the parts of North Carolina Highway 12 could be washed out in upcoming days. AP news we're hoping that it starts to weaken. Mike, do you say anything about this? It doesn't look like it's going to hit directly. It's all the winds and the water that's going to come from it. If I were a surfer, that would be the greatest news ever. Oh, yeah. If I, if that was my thing because you don't want it to hit directly and you don't want to hurt anybody and make them lose their homes. But if like your thing is getting a massive wave boner and in those states like that, that's the only time you get a massive wave. In North Carolina, like when a hurricane's out there. Is there a big surfing culture in North Carolina? I think anywhere along the coast but in North Carolina, I just think they play basketball. Country people? Yes. I think no, I think they put on their, their light blue and their dark blue. They got their Duke and the North Carolina, a little bit of red for NC State. And they play basketball and occasionally play football or they, like, clap a Bill Belichick for a year and. But no surfing. I bet there's surfers there. Yeah, I'm sure there's a lot. I just never heard anybody go like, yo, dude, surf's up. Let's go to Carolina. Hey, I'm in Raleigh right now. People do surf in North Carolina. The Outer Banks. There you go. Is this the first of the hurricanes? Like, is this. Are we in hurricane season? I don't know. Are we? It starts with E, so it goes to the letters of the Alphabet. So it's towards the beginning. Oh, yeah, we're early in. And that's any hurricane. That's all. Yeah, everywhere. Like Atlantic, because they really don't come up the Pacific, so it's only Atlantic. Yeah. By the way, we shouldn't talk about weather. We don't know anything. We're just speculating crap. We don't know anything. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous in box. If there's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bones. I've been dating a guy on and off for two years, with the last six months actually committed to being in a relationship. However, his social media makes him appear single. With the exception of a few of my dinners or drinks being tagged, my face never makes it into a story or his feed. That's not my only concern. Also, his last relationship from three years ago is still posted and pinned on his page. Pinned? That's what it says, pinned. I agree. Wow. Do these types of posts still belong on a man's social media when he's building a new relationship? Am I too much reading into the fact that he hasn't posted me help sign the social media secret? Well, the big thing here is he should have already unpinned that old relationship picture when you guys first started dating. Yeah, it doesn't bother me if old relationship pictures stay up because that's part of somebody's timeline. Like, I don't think I would ever be like, you need to go delete that part of your life. But to pin it and keep it pinned, like, it's not that hard to unpin. Like, this is my version of what happened to me in college. Like, we didn't have social media, but my boyfriend had a framed picture of his girlfriend still up in his room. And I'm like, wait a second. We need to. That's like, unpin that. And finally, you know, he Removed it. But that's how it would probably feel for her for him to unpin the photo. Okay. Do you think your ex boyfriend was leaving that picture up for any reason or. And I don't want to stand up for his actions, nor do I want to stand up for. I don't want to be put in that corner. However, I will say guys are dumb. Sometimes we don't even notice exactly what's framed in our room. So that's my point. I think this is very similar. And that my boyfriend at the time, he just like, didn't. It was just like. And she probably put it there. She framed it and probably put it there. And then he hadn't really thought about it. How you get cheated on, though. No, no, no, no, no. They were broken up. No, I'm just saying you were making, you're making a lot of excuses for the boyfriend. No, I, I, this guy ever cheated on you? No. Never? No. No, no. Okay. No, this is a solid guy. He, he, he took it down and I think he just didn't realize and so similar. Like you're saying, Bobby, guys are kind of idiots sometimes and he just needs to unpin it. Yeah, unpin it. So aside from him not posting you, he needs to unpin that picture. If you're in a relationship, you even need to say, what's up with that picture? Why is it still pinned? Yeah. So that's on you to not talk about. You haven't brought that up. And then two, yeah, it's a little weird he hasn't posted you. If he's posting regularly, if he's not really posting at all, and it's so irregular and it's really not pictures of like his life. I don't think you can hold against him that he's not posting you because he's not posting other stuff. If he's doesn't post about me. Well, if he's Mr. Johnny come post a picture and it's all the time and posting all kinds of stuff, then I think it's weird that he's not posting you. But he's got to unpin the picture. That's the first thing. And then secondly, gauge also, you can talk to him about this too if you're in a relationship. But also gauge him on what he's posting versus if he's posting you or not. Because if he doesn't post anything for like a month, he's not doing anything to hide you. He's just living his normal life. Yeah, but I mean, I get the feeling of like, like, I'm like, if you go to your page, it's like, I don't exist in your life. But if he's like, I Posted once in 2 and a half months, you wouldn't know from my page what I exist for. Okay, I know. I'm just saying I had this conversation recently. I guess it didn't bother me because it's not like he's on there that much to your point, Bobby. Oh, you had this exact same conversation. Well, I just said. You didn't say this. You gave us a story about an old boyfriend back in. I know. What I'm saying now is I. I just said anybody that follows you probably doesn't know you have a girlfriend. That's okay if your thing is not shouting out your personal life. Sure. I mean, and he's a private account, but I'm like, those are your close people. Like when you. Are you talking about your boyfriend right now? Yes. I'm like, if it's a private account, don't you want your close people to know, like, no, you have a girlfriend. Does he post a lot in me? Not, not really. But the thing is, he hasn't posted me at all. Like, you know, like nothing. I hear you. It's okay. Social media is like not his thing, but still. And that's why you shouldn't hold it against. But he has pictures on his phone. He's gonna throw a post up. Not that hard. Sometimes he'll repel. Media is not his thing. Don't make his thing then part of social media. Yeah, well then don't repost some random basketball thing, you know? Oh, so he did post something. Well, he. Yeah, he does post, but just not regularly. Okay, so I get it. But. But similar to this email, if you were to go to his page, you would think he's sink. Like, then I'll say to you, I don't think people go to his page and go, I wonder if this guy's single or by what I'm looking at, I deem him single. Well, Guinea's private too, so nobody's thinking that at all. I know some people, it just doesn't factor into their day to day to post a picture of their girlfriend. Unless it's important to the girlfriend and then he probably should. If you say, I wish you post a picture of me. Have you said that? No, because I don't really think. I'm not trying to be needy in that way, but I think I said, like, you, you, you. I've posted about him, but that's More of your thing. You post more of your life. Yeah, but like, Liz, embarrassing. Like some, some guys just post, like sports stuff. Some guys, like, don't do any of their personal life, family stuff, but not often. Yeah, I know, but. Okay, then you need to take your own advice. You need to say something to him. I did. You said something directly. Like, I would like for you to post me. Well, I didn't say it like that. I didn't ask. I just think I didn't ask for him to do it. I guess I just pointed out that it hadn't been done and I wasn't trying to be, you know, needy or emotional about it. I guess I. I just was irrational. I. I wanted to be cool about it, so I was cool about it. I was just like, wow, you've never. It's like I don't exist. Wow, that's not cool about it. I said that casually, like I was casual. It's like, haha, I don't exist. You know, I would say, why don't you ever post me on your social media? Just say that. Why don't you ever post me on your social media? Yeah, well, I feel like. Are you texting it? He's like, she grabbed her phone. I meant in person, but give it a rip. I'll just say in person. Okay. Okay. So I should say that. Exactly. Yeah. Hey, we're talking about it. I noticed. Hey, why don't you ever post me on your social media? Wait, there should be a little bit before that though, right? I agree. Okay. To the person listening to this in the. The mailbag. Thank you for emailing. A lot of stuff needs to factor in, but he needs to unpin that picture and you need to tell him, so don't hold something against him that you haven't communicated that bothers you. He could just be being a dumb guy, but he also might not be, but he could be. All right, there you go. And we'll get Amy's update coming up. Let's roll through some voicemails. Number one, do you guys share the bits that you do on the show with your significant others? Do you ever get bits from your significant others to share on the show? Do you find something interesting? Do you text your wife, like, hey, just the heads up, da, da, da. Just curious. No, no, no. That's not worth the risk. Well, my wife doesn't really care. She doesn't listen to the show if it comes across her Instagram feed because she does follow the show account. That's really what she sees. If anything And I think half the time, she doesn't even stop. I think a third, eighth of the time, she doesn't even stop. So, no. Sometimes she'll sit beside me at night, like, we'll be watching something, and I'll have all my notes up. And I keep my notes in two places. I keep them on my phone in a notes app where it's everything I want to talk about all week. And I've got, like, six shows that I do different kind of shows. And so sometimes she'll go, like, that's kind of stupid. Just something like that. But generally, no. No, not at all. Eddie, you. No, like, I think that, like, I try my best to keep it from her because if she sees something on my screen that she doesn't like, she'll be like, you're not talking about that. So I'd rather. That's good. I'd rather just her not see it, talk about it, and hope she does not listen. That's good. All right, number two. So I was curious if Lunchbox, if he ever ended up using that $200 gift card that Chris Jansen gave him after they had, like, a little spat about that. Never heard anything else about it. I was just curious if. If he ended up using that or not and taking his family out. So Lunchbox, it was to Ruth, Chris, and he was supposed to babysit for me. And so, no, I have not used it. He was. Yeah, he wasn't. I don't remember that part. Was. He had an album release party, and his album was called something like Everybody's welcome or something. I don't know what it was All In, I think. Is that what it was, All In Our family, Something. Some very generic name of, like, everybody can listen to this music. But it was like the. We'll say it was Everybody's Welcome. I know it wasn't that, but it was like the. It was All In. You got it all In. Yeah. And so All In. And so Lunchbox interpreted the name of his album as Everybody Can Come to his Album Release Party. So Lunchbox was gonna take all of his kids. Yeah, I reserved for five. And they said, oh, no, no, no. Families aren't welcome. And I said, well, the name of the album is All In. So if you're gonna say all in, then you're lying. But that wasn't what it was about. All in can get into the party. He named his record that, and they had a party. But regardless. So Lunchbox comes on the air, throws a fit, and Chris gave him a gift card. To, like, calm him. Which is bad. Because if your kid was bad, would you reward them? No. Sometimes you give him candy just to get him to shut up. Just to shut up. Well, you got candy to shut up. And 100%. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you ever. You didn't use the gift card? I have not used the gift card yet. Waiting for a special occasion. That was a long time ago. Yeah, it was like 20, 22. Dang, dude. Right after Covid. He needs that babysitter. Your kids don't even need a babysitter anymore. They're like 20. It's been so long. Number three. Hey, this is Madeline and Caroline from Mississippi. We have a morning corny for Amy. Why did the math book look so sad on the first day of school? Why? Because it has so many problems. There you go. Nice job. Nice job. All right, next up. I love listening to the guys trying to get the morning cornies on the investigative Cornies. I think Amy secretly doesn't ever want you guys to break your record of six because she has a habit of wasting time after you give the correct answer. So I think that you guys need to give her a training seminar on how to run the game so that as soon as the answer is given, she says correct and moves to the next question. I think you all are getting cheated. All right. And put that my notes. Thank you for that. One more voicemail. My husband's birthday is coming up, end of August, and I was wondering if there was a chance I might be able to play a game to maybe win a pair of Bobby's shoes. I'm not sure if he is still doing that or not, but I just thought I would call and ask. Love the show. Thanks a lot. Bye. Bye. I gave away all the shoes that I was giving away, but we can put you on to play a game. And if you win the game, I'll buy him a pair of shoes. Wow, that'll be. Those will be new. Well, no woe, because my shoes are very expensive and I'll just spend like, I have like $150 max or something. So. Yeah, Scuba, we can get them on. Okay. Scuba, I saw you on your Instagram doing a. Is it classic rock or not? Yeah, I guess you do that on your Scuba Steve knife. Yeah, I do it there because it's like if you look at the. I guess the scope of classic rock. When we were kids, it was the 70s music, and that was 20 years, you know, prior to it. And here we are now in 2025 and the 90s are 30 years old. So I feel like, is it classic rock? There's often a thing where Eddie and I will hear or we'll go to a playlist if we're playing golf and it's like, classic rock. And they'll play Foo Fighters, and we'll be like, oh, God, we're starting to be old. Or not starting or like, we're dead. We're dead in it. One of the two. And so Eddie, I'll ask you, he put up Corn Freak on a leash. Oh, corn. Is it classic rock? I mean, he brings up good point by saying, like, classic rock was 20 years old when it was a real genre, back when we were young. So, like, yeah, corn's over 20 years old. Is it only to you a. When it came out Question? Yes. Yeah, for sure. Because Freak on a Leash is hum, dum dum dum dum. Right. And is that one. Yeah, it's a da na na. No, that's. That's got the Life. What's freaking on. Oh, yeah, that's got the Life. Yeah, I can find it real quick. I got on my mic. Can you do it? Something takes a part of me. They don't go, I think so that's the right song, right? Is that every corn song? I think that's their thing. Yeah. So 1998. So if it's only about the time, then. Okay, 98, 2008, 2018. It's almost 30 years old. Yeah. You have to almost, like, put off. Put off, like, your. Your. I guess, your judgment of it, of feeling old and be like. Well, factually, it is classic rock, so. But is there a song that's old? Old enough to make it, but people just go, well, that's not classic because it wasn't big enough. The one I'm dealing with now that I have on tonight's show is God, Smack, Voodoo. Oh, yeah. I'm not the one who. Okay, so that's 1997, though. I think you have to go in these categories. Okay. Is it a massive song? Yes. And then does it fit the time? Because people are gonna go, no, it's not Zeppelin. It's not 70 or 80s. Like, guitar, super guitar, bass. Because that Corn Freak on a Leash, that was kind of like a. I won't say hip hop, but it was a different kind of version of, like, singing. Yeah. You know, they were using some track stuff, some different bass lines. Anyway, I thought it was super interesting. Both are classic rock creeds. Classic rock. Anything before 2000s, classic rock, if it was a hit, is it in a rock or alternative. Does. Does it both. Both those count? Yeah, I think either one is fine. Yeah. Because I was even looking at Weezer and Three Days Grace and just. I mean, it's the playing field's wide open. Golly. But that's early 90s. That's like 92. I know, but I guess the difference is. And I'll get off my music nerdom here. Back when we used to listen to classic rock or oldies, rock only had certain parameters. There wasn't nine different genres of rock. There wasn't alternative, there wasn't modern rock. There wasn't death metal. Yeah, it was rock. As it got later than 99, there were like seven versions of rock and roll. And the rock and roll was like, 50s. So in the 50s and 60s, it was just rock and roll. Then it got rock and then it got rock, alternative. And so there started to be all these sections. And so now you have all these sections to choose what's classic. And so I think anything that was a massive hit that crossed over a bit or was. Are big on any of those charts, I think that's classic rock. So I think I was listening to his callers and they were like, corn's not it. I think they just hated corn. I think. Yeah, that's what I'm seeing. Because even with Godsmack, I. I think they're a little more open to that. It has to have a certain texture to it for them to be able to. And I think that's unfair because there were more and more textures in different genres the later. Yeah, it got. Does that make sense? It does. It definitely. It added more of a huger, I think, landscape of sound. I was never a Corn guy. Really, though. Me either. Yeah. Okay. Scuba I liked a bit, though. Thank you. I appreciate it, man. 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It's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect podcast network. Tune in on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Ray, I saw during our little break that you got our plant for sure. Happy birthday. Thank you. The list that keeps coming, man. I thought we were just gonna do the sunglasses. Then the banana tree came in the mail. Wait, but it's not his birthday. When's his birthday? I don't know, dude. He just made a list. It was his 40th birthday, and I thought it was hilarious that he made a list like a child. And so I just started buying him stuff from the list. It's been a pretty expensive list, though. If I'm gonna tell you the truth, I think I'm at a Thousand bucks in. Oh, my goodness. Already potted plant. And then the seven foot banana tree came in the mail. How did they bring it in? This huge box looks like a coffin. When I get rid of this thing, it's going to look like a dead body. But the truck, was it just like it laying on its side in a big truck or. No, the dude delivered it, but it was. He had it on his shoulder. I mean, it was huge. And so they left the box and the plant there? Yeah, I saw him deliver it and then we all freaked out because I go, is Bazer. Is this from you? And she goes, it's got to be Bobby. And on the box it says from Bobby. Oh, it does? Yeah. That's because I ordered it online. I didn't like go up there and like, I couldn't get it into my car. Ray asked on this list that he made for his birthday for this plant that was six feet tall. And so they had a smaller version. Oh, this is perfect. And he took a picture. One of his buddies was standing next to it to like show us exactly. I said for reference, my buddy's six' six. And the plant was taller than him. Wow. And it's a fake banana plant. Is that what that is? Yeah. I thought the plant was 6ft tall. Or is it 6ft once it's in the planter? Yeah, once it's in the planner, it's even taller. So. All right, well, happy birthday. What else? I forget. Whatever. No, don't ask him. What you're done. Well, no, I'm curious as to what else is still on the list. I remember a Cam Ward signed jersey. Yeah. And I went to camp, to Titans camp and worked for NFL Network. He was practicing and I really. Did you think about it? I did. I thought about going and getting one there, but he was in pads and he was sweating. And the only time. No, no, no, I didn't get one. I did not get one the only time. Sweaty Cam Orgers. He like, came over for an interview and was just like, gross. And I was like, hey, will you sign this for my friend Ray? And he signs it with the ink and it's all sweat through. He can't even read it. That's cool, though. Okay, so Ray wanted sunglasses specific. Check, check. Yeah. All of her people, he wanted. You want College Football 26 video game. Do you have that yet? I believe my wife might be on that one. Okay. That I can make happen right now. But your wife's already on it. Yeah, yeah. Mark that off the list. Okay. The Indoor planter with the banana tree. The only thing that he doesn't have then. Well, it's gonna be the Cam word Jersey, but Le Labo cologne or perfume? Yeah, I believe that. Clones. Check marked as well. Who got. Who got that one? Mother in law. Okay. They heard the list on the radio, and so they all started jumping at it. Great. He's like a teacher. So the only thing that you're not gonna get on this is the Cam War jersey. Yeah, well, you. Not yet. He's still in town. He's playing games left and right. You have time. Anyone has time. You know, Bobby, you're not the only one that has to get this. Anyone can get this for him. That's also true. Guys, I'm not gonna get it for him. Mike, will you Google how much I. I looked? I think it's like three or four hundred bucks. Signed Cam Ward jersey. Yeah. Let's see this Cam Ward Titan. Well, that one is 5,000. And you don't want to. Miami signed. You want a Titan sign? Yeah, because I'm a Titans guy, so I'm not really big into the. You Cam Ward signed autographed jersey. 300 bucks. But you don't want one that doesn't have the Titans logo on it. They make the blue ones. It says Ward on the back. Okay, let me put some eyeballs on this. Ray, you trying to wear this thing or just put it on the wall? No, this going on the wall in the main cave. Because now he has four of his five things covered and the birthday still a month away. It's ridiculous. It is kind of. It's like a child, but now, like, the little. I have, like, little. Just a little twinge of ocd. And, like, you want to finish the. Like, I just want to finish the list more because, like, you guys see how I do stuff on this show? Sure. You want to mark it out with your black market? I need to black out everything that we have on the agenda or the day's not done. And I think you're going to benefit from my little twinge of ocd. Raymondo. It's awesome. If you guys want to chip in, let me know. No, I'm good. Let me think about it. Okay. Let me go talk to Carolina Roy here. Carolina Roy. Good morning, Bobby. How you doing, buddy? I'm doing good. I'm doing good. I heard that you were talking about North Carolina, so you know Carolina Roy had to call. Yes, sir. So is there surfing where you live? Well, I live about four and a half hours away from Cape Hatters. And by the way, you did say Cape Hatteras. Correct. So you are correct there. Thank you. But I was about like down. Further down, like North Carolina, South Carolina line. Okay, so you're not even near the coast. You're not. But, but is there like a big surfing population in North Carolina? Oh, there's, there's, there's a lot of people that go surfing, like, especially like Wrightsville Beach, Carolina beach and all that. Yeah. But like, usually when there's like a major hurricane, all of us, because I live, I live about 45 minutes inland. But like all of us, like, we go to the Outer Banks and like, that's like the hotspot for the Carolinas. But you say when it's her hurricane, like, you go and pursue the hurricane, but you're not surfing. Why do you go towards it? No, I'm saying that's like, that's where we go surfing. Like. Oh, you surf Carolina Roses. You surf? Yeah. Wow. Dang. I didn't expect that. I didn't either. Where, when did you learn how to surf? Like, where did you learn how to surf? My dad taught me when I was 4 or 5 years old. And I snowboard as well. So, I mean, it's pretty much the similar. The same. It's a lot of balance and all that stuff. I will say this about North Carolina. I do think pound for pound, it is one of the best states for all things because they have summer, they have winter, they have the ocean, they have mountains. Yeah, yeah, they. They have active sports, they have active outdoor. That is so. That's pretty anti sports. Which is the whole town of Asheville. Yeah, we're just hippies. They have it all. They have a massive sports culture. They have a massive hippie culture. They have flat beach, mountains. I think North Carolina, as far as states go, kind of has it all. What do you think about that, Carolina, Roy? Oh, no, I'm, I'm with you. We have it all. Like you said, I can drive four hours. I can go to the mountains and then I can drive four hours and go to the Outer Banks. I can drive an hour. Being Wilmington, you got everything. I mean, a lot of stuff was filmed in Wilmington. You got One Tree Hill. Yeah, you got everything. You got everything in North Carolina. These admin, like you said, the sports complex. You got the rivalries. You got Duke in Carolina, by the way, go heels. But you got, you got everything here. You can have it all. You got the Biltmore in Asheville. Like, you got everything in North Carolina. Dang yeah, North Carolina's pretty good state. That's pretty cool. Okay, well, Carolina. Roy, I appreciate you calling in. What are you doing today? Currently, I'm just working. You know, I didn't know. That's why I asked. I didn't quite know what you were doing yet. He's not gonna go surf. Not yet. It's not there yet. Okay. Yeah, it won't be here until Tuesday night, Wednesday morning. So maybe I'll just, you know, play in sick. Hey, I think I'm sick. I need a sick day. Well, you kind of spoiled it now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you gotta be a little more convincing than that, too. Yeah, I think I'm sick. Yeah. All right, well, I appreciate you calling me. I hope you have a good day. Thanks for calling us. You, too, Bobby. Thank you. All right, see you, buddy. There he is. Carolina. Roy. All right, we're gonna do a draft here. We are going to do the best songs that start with whatever letter they draw. So we don't know the letter yet. Best songs to start with what letter? Spin the wheel. C. Okay. Best songs that start with the letter C. Not only that. I think Morgan's out. Yeah, I am Morgan's out. Exactly. We gotta roll the dice here to see who goes first. Whoever it lands on. Songs that start with. I haven't even thought about it. Coming hosting the show. This is so hard. Nine. Okay. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Lunchbox. You have 15 seconds. Songs that start with C. The letter C. All right, I got it. Well, then go ahead. First pick. Chattahoochee. It's a good one. That's so good. That's a good one. All I got. All right, next up is Eddie. Songs. Awesome songs to start with C. Can't help Falling in love. Elvis. Can't help Falling in love. Okay. Can't help falling in love. Right. Why? It's not I can't help. Right. It's can't fall in love. I'm sure you're right. By the way, to our listeners, we're going off the cuff here. This is hard. It's called Can't Help Falling in love. Thank God. I'm gonna go with Colin, Baton Rouge. Oh, good. So my C is going to be Garth Brooks. Colin, Baton Rouge. Amy. My C is going to be George Straight. Carrying your love with me. That's a good one. Oh, man. Good one. Okay, over to Raymundo. Songs that start with the letter C. Awesome songs. Go ahead. A little bit newer. Country girl. Parentheses. Shake it for me. Okay. Luke Bryan. Country Girl Shake It For Me. Good. What does Goofy say? He's making fun of me. You don't like that one? Honestly, he's very specific with the parentheses. You got. Yeah, okay. It mattered. All right, so that's all round one, right? Yeah. So, Ray, you'll get first pick, second round. So you gotta have two in a row. Came to my head right away, for whatever reason. Country Grammar. Oh, good Nelly. And I hope it's with a C and not a K. It is. I think that's a good one. I thought he's gonna go. I want to go with Country Girl. Shake It For Me. The remix. All right, Amy, I have California Love. Tupac. That's great. That's really. That's almost what I was gonna pick, but that's even better. I think that what I was gonna pick. What were you almost gonna pick? Well, I may not pick it now. Okay. Okay. It's over to me. So Ray has Country Girl, Shake It For Me and Country Grammar. Amy has. What do you have? California Love and Carrying youg Love With Me. Okay. Lots of love. Oh, my. My other song I'm probably gonna do might have the word love as well. I have a theme I'm gonna do. And I thought you were gonna say this. I'm gonna stick with it because it's instinct. I'm gonna do California Dreaming. Oh, that's good. California Dream. Yeah. When you say California, it solidified. Mine was good, but then you didn't pick mine, so I'm like, maybe it wasn't that good, Eddie. Hey, I'm sticking with California. California Girls by the Beach Boys. Oh, I think Katy Perry. California Girls were eating Popsicles. I guess I could be both, huh? Daisy Duke's bikinis. Yeah. It can be whatever the interpretation is because we're not putting the artist. Yeah. Good. Okay. Lunchbox. Yeah. You're at a wedding, they play this. Everybody do the Cupid Shuffle. Oh, dude, that's Cupid Shuffle 1. All right. Lunchbox has Chattahoochin. Cupid Shuffle. Strong. Now you go again. Third round. Go ahead. Yeah, yeah. Country Road. Take me home. Country Road, West Virginia. That's a good one. He's. He's strong. He's strong all the way through. Eddie, you have Can't Help Falling In Love and California Girls. I thought he was going to go with this because he was like all wedding songs. I'm gonna go with Cha Cha Slide. Okay. Come on. It's pretty good. Cha Cha Slide. Right? Two hops this time. Fine. Yeah. Oh, boy. I Think. Yeah. Yeah. Cupid Shuffle's probably a little stronger, but I think we're. We're digging here. Who's next? Oh, my God. So if I have a couple, I just don't think I can get. I. The audience is gonna like them, though. Don't worry about them. You do your thing, dude. How. I think I'm gonna go with Coal miner's Daughter. Oh, Loretta. L. Loretta. Yeah. Sing that to me. I don't know that I'm proud to be a co Miner's daughter. It's old. It's old. I'll tell you my other ones too, in a minute, but I'm gonna go with that one. Amy, I'm gonna do Elton John. Can you feel the love tonight? One great one. I thought of an even better one for me, but I'm such an idiot. Oh, wow. Yours is good. I took your. I was yelling over you. You do yours again. What's the name of it? Can you feel the love tonight? I apologize for groaning. That's good, Amy. It's a good one. Thanks, guys. Raymond Mundo, Sam Hunt's latest number one. From his lips to my tongue, Give me Country House. Did he go all country? He did. He went three countries. Boy, that's basically the U N three different countries. I mean, country, but yeah. Country grammar. But yeah, country girl. Shake it for me. Country Grammar and Country House. That's Raymond. So he just had one word to go with. I love it. Amy's carrying your love with me. California Love and can you feel the love? I'm calling Baton Rouge, California Dreaming A coal miner's daughter. Eddie's can't help falling in Love, California Girls and Cha Cha Slide. It's all over the place. Lunchbox, Chattahoochee, Cupid Shuffle and Country Roads. Take me home. I don't know why I didn't get to it until after I said cowboy. Take me Away would have been one out of pick. Oh, I didn't think of it. I didn't either. I got a question. Is this one Crazy in Love? Is that a song? Beyonce. Crazy. We've been good. Patsy, Climb. Yeah. Crazy Train. Yes. Oh, Lunchboxes is not accurate. We have to put the real title. It's Take Me Home, Country Roads. Oh, so you get poop. Oh, we've been there. Like my son says to me all the time when things happen, he's like, it's okay, Mom. We've all been there. I'm in trouble now. Yeah, but you were strong there. Well, he made up his own title, so that's part of the strength. Yeah. Yeah. It's Take Me Home, Country Roads. So that that selection goes down as poop. I think I'm out another one's. I was gonna do it. I don't think anybody would have cared. It's creepy. I'm a creep. I'm a weirdo. Yeah. No, don't do that. I didn't. Why Copperhead Road. Yeah, Just creepy on the down low. Yeah. Copperhead Road would have been solid. Didn't think about that one, Steve Earl. Yeah, I don't know that it would have been solid. You don't think Copperhead Row would have been solid Road? I mean, it's good, but I thought. Does that make me crazy? Yes. Gnarls Barkley's Barclay, but he was in Gnarles Barclay. Dang, man, Cruz. Can't Buy Me Love. Can't Buy Me by Me Love. All these songs are in my head and there's a band playing underneath. Yeah, that poop hurts you because that. You had a great list. Crazy Train. I mean, I just didn't know the song. Crazy Train Rip. Is that a good song? Yeah. Yeah. It's hard for me to do it. I'm running out of the rails on a crazy train. Yeah. Okay, go vote on the press now. In the video clip, you can't put him saying country roads, take me home because he'll get. Just take that out. You can just bleep it. Just go. Just go poop into the camera. Here we go. Do it again. Hold on. Do one more time. What am I looking at? That one. The one that's red. Poop. That's a terrible pick, man. Oh, I'm not gonna win. Okay, go vote. Bobbybones.com get it bones? Lets be real. Life happens. Kids spill, pets shed and accidents are inevitable. Find a sofa that can keep up@washablesofas.com Starting at just $699, our sofas are fully machine washable inside and out. So you can say goodbye to stains and hello to worry free living. Made with liquid and stain resistant fabric, they're kid proof, pet friendly and built for everyday life. Plus, changeable fabric covers let you refresh your sofa whenever you want. Neat flexibility. 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I think that. What? Man, Those kids were delivered eight weeks early, and they were happy and healthy and they were happy. That's the important part here. Early. I've been to many parties early, and, you know, I don't know. I was happy you're getting there that early. Just, I felt like I needed to do it. Have you seen those AI babies on TikTok the talk? Okay. My daughter's obsessed with them, and she was playing me something. They're so funny. And their news reporters are like, hey, you were just born this morning. Welcome to the world. What do you think? And they're like, put me back In a good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good, bones. Skechers has a new line of shoes for kids with a hidden compartment in the sole for Apple airtags. And the Internet's all upset because they think this is peak obsessive parenting. How do you feel about the Skecher shoes with an Apple airtag slot, Amy? I mean, I don't know that I hate it. As long as you constantly check and make sure it's your air tag. Because then, like, what if somebody else sneaks the air tag in there? We're not gonna know that it's an air taggable shoe. It goes in the heel. Like, you have to peel the heel up. Yeah. It'd be a lot of work. Okay, well, I don't think I hate it. I mean, we track our kids on our. If they have a phone, and if they're not old enough to have a phone, this is another way to just know where they are. There's a hidden compartment under the heel of the shoe that screws tight, that comfortably hides the airtag. The airtag and screwdriver not included. New York Post with the story. The thing is, back in the day, there was a shoe called a Roux, and the Roos had a slot in it that you could put anything, a dollar, quarters. So this had that. Even then, you just couldn't track a kid through it. So the whole slot thing isn't new, but I guess people are upset because they built a hidden compartment. Why would they be upset? Like, why would you be upset? Because people just want to know where to upset the culture of it. The culture of everybody needs to be tracked all the time. Yeah. I don't think it's that we're obsessively, like, looking where our kids are. But what if, worst case scenario, something were to happen, you know where your kid is? Can I throw a mid case scenario? Sure. Your kid loses his shoes. Yes. Like, yeah. And then you know where they are. That actually has nothing to do with the person, the body. So that's a good point. So that's like a little bonus that comes with it. I just think that there are plenty of kids that have gone missing where the parents would be like, oh, my gosh, like, this is something that would have been great for us to have. Like, I don't think we can act like missing children never happens. And I don't think we don't act like that. Right. Well, they're asking. We don't act like that. Not A show that acts like that children happen. I'm saying whoever is up in arms over it, like, it's just. Okay, then it's just culture. Culture likes to be up in arms over everything. Yeah. So don't do it. You. You don't do it. You don't have to do it. It's not for you if you don't have to. So I. I agree with you. They should work out a deal, though, and put the airtag with it. Oh, yeah. Like, yeah. It's like when you get a present for Christmas and then have batteries in it. Like, what the heck? I can't even use it now. I gotta go to the store and get something else. Yeah, that was stupid. Yeah, I like it. I like it. Yeah, because you don't have to use it. Exactly. Internet, get over yourself. Internet's mad at everything. But I love life360. Like, and that's some. Like, my kids, because they have it on their phone. Like, I can see the speed my daughter's driving down the road. I can see. I mean, it's awesome. It gives you. If you're. What if your parents tracked you, though, back in the day? Would you like that? No, but that's. This is just. You know, you say every generation has their thing. It's like, well, for them now, field parties are over. Like, no, sorry. You're not in the middle of some field somewhere with your friends all night long. I know what field that is. Exactly which one. Like, that's just the difference. Bobby's on the mic, so you know what? This is. All right, let's go over to Amy for the morning corny. The morning corny. An electric car that isn't moving is called what you think about this? I didn't know we were doing investigative on a Monday. And an electric car that isn't moving is called dead electric Still. What? Static. Static. That was the morning corning. Yeah. Static means not moving. Yeah. Isn't there certain electricity causing static? Yeah. Hey, we're back, guys. Whatever. We had a couple days off. We're back. Warm up the brain, Bobby Bone show. Bonehead. Glory of the day. This story comes to us from Evans, Georgia. There was two kids at a daycare weren't getting along, and the teacher said, you guys want to settle this? You're gonna fight right now. She made him fight. And then when the fight was over, she put the loser in the chair and told the other kid, throw a chair at the kid. Throw the chair at him. Boy, she kept doubling down on bad decisions. Just do It. And I think back in the 50s, this is probably acceptable. And you want your teacher to do this. We've learned a lot since then. Yeah. Making them fight terrible. Then putting the winner on foot and the loser in the chair. Like, what are you even thinking? That's crazy. How did she get a job with kids? They not screened her. Yeah. So what happens to her? She got arrested and it was all caught on camera. When one of the kids told the parents, they went back and looked at security footage. Crazy. And it was all there. Crazy. I'm shocked. It's a woman. Yeah, you are. No, no, I'm not. I'm not. Only because in that profession at that level, it's more women than men. No, I get the teacher part, but the fighting, making him fight, that's a. That's a dude thing. I think it's a dude thing too. But in that situation, if you were to say a teacher made him out of. Still bet on women. Just the sheer number of women that are teachers of young children. But yeah, I know it's crazy. Okay, Lunchbox. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day, Bones. Eddie has expressed that he's had enough is enough. He flipped out at his family. I lost it. And so he wants to share that now. Eddie, go ahead. Yeah, I didn't mean to lose it, but it was just our schedules have become too crazy. My wives and I, we're. As soon as five o' clock hits, she's going to one part of town, taking one kid to a practice. I'm going to another part of town to take one kid to a game. And then we meet somewhere and we switch and we pick up another. It's just become too much. And the other day she was all. Everybody was in Texas, her and the kids were in Texas, they were flying back. And she's like. She calls me and says, hey, we land at the airport at 4 o', clock, so. And so has a game at 5, so pick us up, we'll go straight to that game. And then another one of our kids has a practice at 5:30. So drop. We'll drop you off, we'll go to the practice. You can Uber from the game. When his game's, I'm like, this is enough. Like, once we're talking about Ubering from one place to another, we have to pump the brakes and say, this is too much. Like, we. We can cancel practices, we can cancel games. Kids though, of course it's gonna look like A Beautiful Mind that board. Oh, and Every time I see other parents, they're like, same. I never see families together anymore. At games, it's always either a mom or a dad. I'm like, dude, where's your wife? I don't see her, man. Same, bro. Yeah, she's at the other kids. Yes. So what did you do? So we waited at the game. I said, no, Whenever you're done with the practice. I'm not Ubering. Whenever you're done with that practice, come back and pick me up, dude. We were at the game for three hours. Hours. It was terrible. Like, my son played for one hour. We stayed and watched two other games that people we didn't know. Why not just Uber? No, we're. No, because I'm not spending money on an Uber to get back home. But two hours versus the money you would have spent. I'd have said that probably. Probably comes out about even. But I think once. If. Once I open the Uber door, like, my wife's like, great, we'll Uber everywhere. So has anything been changed? No, I just got mad and I lost it. But we haven't canceled anything yet. But I think I'm now more open to start canceling things. Like, we're not just. We're not gonna go to that game, period. Oh, because that. Dad, I have to. It's become too much game. The Hulk, they're gonna miss the game. Sometimes there's three games at the same times, and then we gotta throw my son into it. Like, he's like, you get. Sorry, dude. You gotta take one kid to a game. Now you have a car. So now my son's taking one kid. My wife's taking another kid. Now I'm taking the third kid to games. This is just too much. You're out as a dad. I do. You're gonna go, hey, gonna go some cigarettes. And I come back. Yeah, maybe. Sorry. That's happening. Enough's enough. But the logistics of it is it's hard. Do you ever feel like, though, when you nail it, you're like, this is what life's all about. Sometimes, like, on Fridays, my wife and I just give each other high fives. Like, we did it. We made it through the week. Like, it's pretty cool. We appreciate you guys. We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. Get your Bobby Bones on the Bobby Bone show theme song written, produced and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram @reedyarberry. 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