TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Amy’s Son Won Big!

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Amy’s Son Won Big!

Date: March 30, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Main Contributors: Amy, Morgan, Scuba Steve, Mike (Lunchbox), Raymond, Lindsey, Abby, and others

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Episode Overview

The theme of this episode centers on sharing uplifting and positive stories in a recurring segment titled "Tell Me Something Good." The team swaps personal wins and inspirational news, highlighting everything from Amy’s son’s big 5K victory to heroic rescues and small joys in everyday life. The energy is upbeat, friendly, and full of camaraderie, with the cast riffing off each other in a light-hearted, often humorous way.

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Key Discussion Points & Memorable Stories

1. Amy’s Son Wins His Age Group in a 5K (02:48–04:51)

• Amy proudly shares that her son Stevenson took first place in his age group at a colon cancer awareness 5K race.
• He was only bested by college-age runners, who later praised him and discussed training with him—encouraging his aspirations for high school and possibly college track.
• Amy recounts running the cooldown with her son, highlighting his high energy and ambition.

Amy: “Even his cool down speed was, like, a little much for me. I was like, okay, I think we’re cooled down.” (03:45)

• Bobby raises the possibility of Stevenson running in college, to which Amy replies that after the encouragement he got from college runners, it’s now on his radar.

Bobby: “I just thought it'd be cool for him to run in college.” (05:00)
Amy: “Yeah. Olympics seems a little... intense.” (05:03)

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2. Team’s Casual Banter on Kids and Ambitions (05:05–06:22)

• The crew jokes about parenting, kids' sports dreams (NBA ambitions, etc.), and how parental involvement is sometimes seen as the key to professional sports success.
• The banter is friendly and sarcastic, poking fun at their own kids’ oversized aspirations.

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3. Scuba Steve’s Universal Studios Adventure (06:33–06:40)

• Scuba Steve is thrilled about finally getting to broadcast from the Universal Studios in Orlando, fulfilling nearly 20 years of aspiration in broadcasting.
• He details an ongoing contest and the process of qualifying participants for a special giveaway.

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4. Health Hiccups and Sunglasses Indoors (06:41–08:51)

• Amy discusses fighting a persistent stye and her newfound love for a microwaveable eye patch that resembles a pirate patch.
• The conversation turns comedic as multiple team members admit to wearing glasses for various ailments, jokingly naming themselves “Mount Glassville.”

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5. Lighthearted “Suck” Moments & Glasses Talk (08:52–10:03)

• Jokes about aging, worsening eyesight, and readers.
• Bobby talks about his father-in-law being an eye doctor and the everyday challenges of deteriorating vision.

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6. Tell Me Something Good: More Team Wins (10:32–14:30)

• Lunchbox (Mike): Slept all night without waking up to pee—thanks to Amy’s advice of cutting off fluids earlier in the evening. (10:32–11:08)

  Mike: “No pee for me on Friday night.” (11:05)

• Bobby: His brother-in-law’s Arkansas softball team won big against Florida with a last-inning walk-off home run. (11:27–12:44)

  Bobby: “They had a walk off three run homer to win the game. It was crazy. We were going crazy.” (11:28)

• Morgan: Celebrates the coming of family members for Easter — highlighting the advantage of in-laws visiting to help with kids and chores. (13:26–14:07)

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7. Family Business & Small Town Success (14:08–15:41)

• Bobby discusses his wife’s family’s successful prom dress store in Vian, Oklahoma, and the community effort to keep their small town vibrant.
• The store’s popularity is noted; people travel from multiple states to shop there.

  Bobby: “It’s a small store in a small town. Like, you have to actually go to that town just for that.” (14:57)

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8. Health Updates & Team’s Small Joys (15:44–19:38)

• Lindsey: Hopeful her vertigo has cleared up thanks to persistent treatment and lifestyle changes (16:19–17:24).

  Lindsey: “As long as they don’t do that, then the crystals are back in alignment where they need to be.” (17:16)

• Raymond: Nephew accepted to play college baseball at Mid Michigan—a proud family moment. (17:33–18:57)

  Raymond: “Props to my nephew. He decided he’s gonna play baseball in college. He got accepted.” (17:33)

• Abby: Donated three bags of clothes, describing the feel-good factor of decluttering and giving back.

  Abby: “If I’m not excited to wear this, why keep it? You know?” (19:43)

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9. Other Notable and Fun Moments

• Tangential conversations about 3D printers in schools (22:05–22:31), team members holding on to aspirational clothing they’ll “fit into one day,” and post-partum dad bod jokes (20:03–20:18).

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10. Positive News Stories: Heroism and Animal Kindness

• 3D-Printed Turtle Wheelchair (20:53–22:13):

  • A Gulfport, MS aquarium creates a 3D-printed wheelchair for Moses the turtle, born without back legs.

  Bobby: “They 3D printed it. And now he drags himself around.” (20:54)

  • Amy recalls a similar situation from her childhood with a paralyzed dog in a wheelchair.

• Heroic House Fire Rescue (22:45–24:18):

  • Local Hoosier Matt helps save a woman and her baby from a burning house, grabs belongings, and moves cars so fire trucks can access the hydrant.

  Morgan: “He parks, he runs the door, knocks on the door, Somebody answers. A lady with a baby says, can I help you? Your house is on fire.” (23:03)

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Notable Quotes

• Amy: “He wanted to go do the entire 5k again as a cool down.” (03:32)
• Bobby (on Stevenson’s aspirations): “No pressure. But then you gotta set those goals now, though, too. Like, Olympics.” (04:51)
• Lunchbox (Mike): “No pee for me on Friday night.” (11:05)
• Bobby (on 3D-printed turtle wheelchair): “They built the turtle a wheelchair with a 3D printer...he’s zooming around his enclosure.” (21:23)
• Raymond: “Props to my nephew. He decided he's gonna play baseball in college. He got accepted.” (17:33)
• Abby: “If I’m not excited to wear this, why keep it? You know?” (19:43)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Time | Topic | |---|---| | 02:48 | Amy’s son wins 5K, future runner ambitions | | 03:26 | Amy runs cooldown with her son | | 04:21 | College running and team aspirations | | 06:33 | Scuba Steve’s broadcasting dream at Universal Studios | | 08:08 | “Mount Glassville”—the team’s eyewear mishaps | | 11:04 | Lunchbox’s sleep win | | 11:27 | Bobby’s brother-in-law’s softball success | | 13:26 | Morgan’s in-laws in town | | 14:08 | Bobby’s family’s prom dress store story | | 16:19 | Lindsey’s vertigo health update | | 17:33 | Raymond’s nephew’s college baseball acceptance | | 19:00 | Abby donates her clothes | | 20:53 | Turtle wheelchair 3D-print story | | 22:45 | House fire rescue in Indiana |

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Tone & Style

• The episode is lighthearted, warm, and often playful.
• Participants riff on each other’s stories, building a sense of team spirit.
• There’s a recurring focus on small, real-life wins, family milestones, everyday struggles, and how even tiny joys matter.

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In Summary

This episode is a classic feel-good roundtable: a mix of personal wins (from Amy’s son’s impressive 5K run to Lindsay conquering vertigo and Bobby’s family business pride) and uplifting news stories—including animal welfare and heroic community action. The team’s camaraderie, honest confessions, and humorous banter provide listeners with a relatable, joyful boost—a reminder that victories big and small are worth celebrating.

Transcript

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[Bobby]

It's time for the good news. Tell me something good. Amy, you go first.

[Amy]

Well, I told y' all that we were going to that colon cancer awareness 5K, and my son got first place in his age group.

[Morgan]

I saw that. It's amazing. He was on stage and everything.

[Amy]

Yeah. The only people that beat him, they were all like, college age and, like, 20s, and even they came up to him afterwards and they're like, dude, I was not running as fast as you when I was your age. And so that kind of pumped him up. And he was asking the questions about how he could train harder. And it was really nice of this one kid. So also shout out to him. I don't know his name. I know he's in college, but he sat and talked to Stevenson for about 15 minutes about running. And he runs in college, so it was good for him to have that interaction.

[Bobby]

I saw you running with him.

[Amy]

Oh, I was doing the cool down lap. That was a cool down lap. I.

[Bobby]

Even after the race.

[Amy]

Yeah, he wanted to go. Here's how crazy he is. He wanted to go do the entire 5k again as a cool down and.

[Bobby]

Because that's what, 3.6 miles or something?

[Amy]

3.1.

[Bobby]

Yeah, something. I don't know.

[Amy]

And I said, how about we go to the bridge and back? Even his cool down speed was, like, a little much for me. I was like, okay, I think we're cooled down.

[Bobby]

Did you have the right shoes on? Like, were you prepared for that?

[Amy]

Me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I. Yeah, I was. I showed up to. There was a walking option of the 5k, but then if I. And I was gonna walk it, but then if I walked it, I wouldn't be back in time to see him come through the finish line because he was gonna be so fast. So I ended up just hanging out and waiting for him and then handing out water to people and, like, helping out if I could instead of walking it.

[Bobby]

Does he want to run in college?

[Amy]

I mean, after talking to that guy at the race, yeah, that was definitely a conversation driving home, so let you know, I said, let's get. Let's get through high school first and see a mom. Saw his time. Like a mom from his school. She also happens to teach at the high school, but their kids are her son's friends with Stevenson. And she texted me. She was like, I just saw Stevenson time on Instagram. She's like, I'm so pumped because maybe now, like, our high school could actually go to state and track when he's there next year.

[Bobby]

No pressure. No pressure.

[Morgan]

But then you gotta set those goals now, though, too. Like, Olympics.

[Bobby]

Oh, my God.

[Amy]

You know why we gotta go.

[Mike]

Oh, wow.

[Bobby]

I just thought it'd be cool for him to run in college.

[Amy]

Yeah. Olympics seems a little.

[Bobby]

I like Belmont.

[Amy]

Intense.

[Bobby]

You're not doing that with your kids.

[Morgan]

No. One of them thinks he's gonna play in the NBA. And I'm like, sorry, buddy, you're not gonna be tall enough.

[Bobby]

Scuba could have. Scuba Steve could have.

[Morgan]

If his dad would have stayed in

[Bobby]

his life, he'd have been in the NBA.

[Morgan]

Close.

[Amy]

Yeah, true. So true.

[Morgan]

Yeah, dude. And you got.

[Scuba Steve]

You're there for your kids. All four of your kids can go to the NBA.

[Morgan]

I'm there for them. I shoot with them all the time.

[Bobby]

How you get to the NBA?

[Morgan]

That's it.

[Behringer Ingelheim Representative]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Full support from Bobby.

[Amy]

That's why you're not in the NBA.

[Bobby]

I could have been in the NBA.

[Mike]

You're tall enough, too, dude.

[Morgan]

You're six foot one.

[Bobby]

Nah, I don't know, man.

[Scuba Steve]

Come on.

[Mike]

Wait, so LeBron's dad was there for him?

[Morgan]

Don't know. Was he?

[Bobby]

No, he was not.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Amy]

I think with the lunchboxes, sarcastic tone, that would imply that he's not.

[Bobby]

Scuba, are you going to Orlando this week?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I leave Wednesday early in the after, early afternoon.

[Bobby]

Have you given away your trip yet or do that while you're there?

[Scuba Steve]

So no. So this week, the contest starts today, Monday, and it rolls through the end of the week.

[Bobby]

So you give it away in Orlando?

[Mike]

No.

[Scuba Steve]

So what it is, is there's a whole qualifying thing. If you're caller 105, you get the 105 bucks, qualify, and then there's five people that are going to come here next week or the week after and have this big king cake, and I'm slicing it, and then, yeah, they get the baby, they win the prize.

[Bobby]

Got it. You excited? Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Oh, dude. This has literally been almost 20 years of wanting to use that studio in Universal. So I'm so excited just for that moment of being able to walk in there and broadcast from the Universal Studio. Studio.

[Bobby]

Is your family going with you?

[Scuba Steve]

No, they always hook it up with all kinds of stuff. But I don't want to be greedy and ask for a lot for my very first time, so that way I can ask for more next time. So I just want to prove the concept and then have a bigger ask. On the next round.

[Bobby]

When do you come home?

[Scuba Steve]

I come back on Saturday morning, high school.

[Bobby]

That's fine. Good luck.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Thank you. I'm really pumped.

[Bobby]

Amy.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

What's up?

[Amy]

Oh, nothing. My eye just started doing a weird thing.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it looks like you're in pain.

[Amy]

It's actually getting better. But I think something, like, got in my eye again because I've had my stye. That's why I. Tell me something. Sucking.

[Bobby]

We don't have to do that every time.

[Amy]

Well, let me tell you, this is organic.

[Bobby]

Go ahead, go ahead, tell me something. Suck. Get you one out my.

[Amy]

My sty. It just horrible. The only thing I did was I got out to do that 5K and that's it. I was trying to do a cold compress or. Sorry, a warm compress with, like, a rag, and it gets cold in, like, 10 seconds. So then people on Instagram shout out. They told me that there's these patches on Amazon that, like, go around your head. Like, is that, like, what you wore as a kid?

[Morgan]

It was like a pirate.

[Amy]

Like a pirate.

[Bobby]

Mine was a pirate.

[Amy]

That's what this looks like. It looks like a pirate that ties around the back of your head, but then there's these little beads or something inside, and you pop it in the microwave for 15 seconds, and then you hold it stays warm on your eye, and then it's real tight. I wish I had known about that on Thursday or Friday.

[Bobby]

Please come in. In a pirate patch.

[Amy]

I got it.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Please come in.

[Bobby]

Well, no, but you can't even tell. And those glasses do not look dumb.

[Amy]

Okay, well, I still feel dumb in them, but it's better than you looking at my eye like I felt like sloth all weekend from Goonies.

[Morgan]

Like, you say they don't look dumb, but the fact that Morgan and Amy both are wearing sunglasses indoors makes me feel weird.

[Amy]

He's wearing sunglasses.

[Bobby]

We were all in the moment. Eddie had his readers on, and they were down on his nose. Amy comes in. In Bono Gl. Morgan's got dark red glasses. Mike's got his eye. Got mine.

[Scuba Steve]

Eye.

[Bobby]

We're like. It's glasses.

[Morgan]

Glasses.

[Raymond]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

It's Mount Glassville here.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So, yeah, everybody's got their thing going for different medical reasons. My eyes. One of mine doesn't work. Eddie's getting old. His are fading. His eyes in general.

[Morgan]

My near side is going away.

[Bobby]

Morgan's got nicolosis.

[Morgan]

What do you have?

[Lindsey]

Vertigo.

[Bobby]

There you go. And Amy's got a Steiner eye.

[Amy]

Yeah, well. And my glasses have a magnification of one, which really helps, honestly. I can see, but then when I have these on, I can really see. And it just makes me think how every day I'm just. My eyes are surviving.

[Bobby]

I think I need to get my eyes checked again.

[Amy]

Oh, really?

[Morgan]

Even worse.

[Bobby]

I feel like it's going downhill a little bit, if I'm being honest.

[Amy]

Is that your organic suck?

[Bobby]

No, I just need to. And what's good too is my wife's dad. My father in law is an eye doctor. But I just. When we get over there, it's always a holiday because we mostly meet in Fayetteville because it's an hour and we have a house there. And DJ lives there, so I don't. He doesn't have his eye. This one or that one? That one or this one? This one or that one?

[Raymond]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So I have an eye doctor in the family. I just. I gotta get my eyes fixed, I think again. But I don't need readers. I just need better glasses.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

What happened to me is I had Lasik. And so the Lasik, they said, you know, we're gonna fix your vision. You're gonna be able to see far. You're not gonna need glasses for that. Because forever I couldn't see far. So they fixed that. But kind of the alternative was like, yeah, now I can't see close up. And it's getting worse. It's getting worse by the month. Like, I feel like every month is just like, gosh, now I really need my glasses. To where the point. I just carry them around now all the time. I didn't do that before. Now they're in my pocket.

[Bobby]

You carry around that in a toothpick, like one of those pick things I do.

[Morgan]

Classic.

[Bobby]

Cause I know if I need one, Eddie's always got one. Yeah.

[Morgan]

Because I have a gap just like you.

[Bobby]

And he'll pull them out of his pocket. And I'm like, you know what? I don't even care. Yeah, I don't even care.

[Cheryl Strayed]

I need it so bad.

[Amy]

From the pocket.

[Bobby]

I don't care. Straight from the pocket. I need it so bad. I'm like, dude, he goes, got you. Pulls it right out of his dirty pocket.

[Morgan]

And I went, we're bros, man.

[Amy]

But it's a fresh one, right?

[Bobby]

It's not like a disgusting one in your pocket.

[Morgan]

Oh, no, I've used it.

[Bobby]

No, you pass me a fresh one.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I pass you a fresh one.

[Bobby]

You would never pass me a used one. I would kill. Oh, you'd be dead.

[Amy]

I mean, but what you don't Know doesn't exactly.

[Bobby]

I would I look at it.

[Morgan]

Don't worry about it.

[Bobby]

You'd have fatherless children if that were the case. Yes. He would get murdered. Lunchbox. Tell me something good, man.

[Mike]

Friday night I got in bed, closed my eyes, fell asleep in like 10 seconds and I didn't wake up the entire night to go pee.

[Morgan]

Is that a normal thing now?

[Mike]

It was the first time in a long time.

[Morgan]

No. To pee in the middle of the night.

[Mike]

Oh yeah, yeah. I've been trying to because Amy gave the suggestion maybe I should stop drinking water earlier.

[Morgan]

It's like a child because I drink

[Mike]

water all the way up until like 10 o' clock at night and then I wake up a couple times and go pee. So I've been trying to go, all right, eight o', clock, no more, no more to drink.

[Bobby]

Boom.

[Mike]

And it actually worked. No pee for me on Friday night.

[Bobby]

Woohoo.

[Morgan]

Isn't it great though that you don't have like we don't pee on ourselves because like isn't that crazy?

[Bobby]

Baby does.

[Morgan]

Yeah, the baby does for sure.

[Bobby]

And kids do constantly. I can tell, I can tell what's going on now. I can look at her and tell when she's pooping.

[Morgan]

Oh, you got the face down.

[Bobby]

Got it down. Yeah, got it down.

[Amy]

Cute.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I got it. Nailed it. It's kind of funny.

[Morgan]

You're like, oh, that's a poop face.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Or a sound. Yeah, kind of funny. Mine's going to be. So my brother in law coaches at Arkansas and they were playing Florida, which is number five softball team in the country. Set a three game series of Florida. Arkansas ranked number nine, Florida's five and they won the first game, which was awesome. They got killed the second game and in the last inning, bottom half inning, they were down two runs. They had to walk off three run homer to win the game. It was crazy. We were going crazy. So it was a big win for them. So that's it. What's up? Your mouth's open like you're ready to jump into something.

[Amy]

No, I was just thinking like that's so cool. Like you have a brother in law that ended up coaching at your favorite school.

[Morgan]

Well, yeah, yeah, it's cool man. It's crazy. It's crazy that happened, dude.

[Amy]

Oh, okay, okay, I see.

[Morgan]

It's pretty cool. It is cool though.

[Bobby]

It's awesome. Yeah, that's. I mean it's the reason. And I don't know how long he'll be there because I think he's ready for a head coaching job. He's also turned down.

[Amy]

Where was he before he was in Utah?

[Bobby]

He was a assistant coach at Utah. Now he's the head assistant coach at Arkansas. He turned down the head assistant job at Texas. I don't know if I should say that, but they offered him that job. And he was like, I'm gonna stay at Arkansas. And so Texas offered him that job. He said, no, I think he's ready for a head coaching job, if not this year or the next year. But that's really why we bought a house out there. Because Grace and DJ are out there. I wanted it.

[Amy]

Listen, Ari, is that really why you bought it?

[Bobby]

It's what allowed the easy transition to getting a house out there. Because forever I'm like, let's go to Houston, Fayetteville. I go to so many games. I'm just. And she would have always said yes, but this was her going, okay, we should do that while they're still there. And so, yeah, eventually he'll go off to be a head coach somewhere, and I'll circumvent the money from that softball program to wherever DJs coaching. That'll be weird, rooting for a different team. I won't not root for Arkansas, obviously. I always, always root for Arkansas. But wherever DJ goes, like we were going to Utah games and cheering, that was crazy. But yeah, they won a really big series against Florida. Super pumped for him and for the whole situation. That's mine, Eddie.

[Morgan]

My mother in law comes in tonight and she's here for through the weekend. She's staying for Easter, and then my father in law joins her on Friday. So it's cool. But what's awesome is they stay till Easter, they leave on Monday, and my mom comes in on Tuesday. So, like, all the in laws are coming into town. It's gonna be that. That next two or three weeks of just kind of guests around the house, which is awesome.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I don't know if you like that or not.

[Morgan]

I do like it because they help around the house. Like, we can, my wife and I, maybe we'll have a date. We can go do something. Because, like, they'll be able to watch the kids. We just don't have any family in town. So when they're here, they're really all so nice to just say, hey, you know what, we'll watch the kids for the night. You guys go enjoy yourself. My mother in law, she was like, I'll take care of the laundry. You don't have to worry about that. That's pretty awesome.

[Amy]

Well, that's nice.

[Bobby]

My mother in law is coming tomorrow.

[Morgan]

Really?

[Bobby]

Oh, my in laws. So Caitlin's mom and Caitlin's sister and Caitlin's uncle, they have a very successful dress store in Vian, Oklahoma, that they just. Her uncle is very involved in a very small town called Vienna, Oklahoma, where they grew up. Very involved in keeping that city thriving alive. And so he's. He bought like, different buildings and they were like, let's put some businesses in. Let's support other businesses on the school board. So they were like, let's do a prom dress store. People drive them all over from states and states, and it has become a. It's a small store in a small town. Like, you have to actually go to that town just for that. Like, you're.

[Amy]

How far is it from here?

[Bobby]

When my sister goes, it's only three and a half hours from Mountain Pine. I've never looked from Nashville, but I'm going to say it's probably eight if you're driving.

[Cheryl Strayed]

Okay.

[Bobby]

But it's called Glory Prom and they kill. And she's. She is at like a. Some. I don't know, it's not a festival, but they have like, market.

[Amy]

Oh, market. Yeah.

[Bobby]

In Atlanta. And so she's just gonna come stay with us for a few days. What do you got, Mike? Eight hours, 59 minutes. Yeah. Oh, seven hours, 33.

[Amy]

Okay. I still. We still haven't found Shira a prom dress.

[Bobby]

That place is. It's awesome. Like, my. My niece is up there.

[Morgan]

Do they design too, or they make them or they just sell them?

[Bobby]

No, they. They go. You're asking the wrong guy.

[Morgan]

You're right.

[Bobby]

They don't design them. They go. And they.

[Amy]

Well, that's why when she goes to

[Bobby]

market ones and bring them in. Yeah. It's called Glory Prom. Their Instagram does pretty well. I saw a guy on Instagram today advertising his services for waiting in line for people. Have you guys seen those? Mm.

[Morgan]

Mm.

[Bobby]

He was like, so he's just gonna wait tsa. He's like, I'll wait in the TSA line for you. I'm like, you can do that? Don't you have to be somebody?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And then if I see somebody coming up through the line to get in

[Morgan]

the place, check them out, I'll be

[Bobby]

like, what's going on? No, we're not cutting and be like,

[Amy]

no, no, no, we're swapping.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And I feel like TSA would look at that and be like, that's fishy.

[Bobby]

Well, it hasn't got to them yet.

[Morgan]

Well, if you Trade it off, like with three people next in line, it'd be like, that's weird.

[Bobby]

It does feel weird. Morgan, do you have anything?

[Lindsey]

Well, I did have one of my treatments for vertigo and we think we might have cleared it. So I'm really excited if it's going to be going away quickly this time around.

[Bobby]

Has it ever gone away quickly?

[Lindsey]

No. Like before I used to be. So bppv, which is like the positional vertigo that I have can be in multiple canals, which takes multiple weeks to treat. But we think this one is just in one canal. Hopefully from a lot of the work that I've been doing, like just changing my lifestyle and stuff for the last several months, trying to get rid of Long Covid, doing all of that we think might have impacted this particular episode of Vertigo.

[Mike]

Good luck.

[Lindsey]

So I'm hopeful, but I'm also nervous to say that out loud.

[Morgan]

Watching her walk around just looks like, oh, miserable.

[Bobby]

Well, how do you know when it's gone? Do you take your. Do you take your glasses off and test it?

[Lindsey]

No.

[Bobby]

Watch me run and if I fall, come save me.

[Lindsey]

It's really. As long as I can like move my head in different positions is when I know it's really gone. And I don't get. Like I told Eddie, it feels like my eyes are kind of like in a club because they just like track. They kind of like twitch all over the place and so as long as they don't do that, then the crystals are back in alignment where they need to be.

[Bobby]

But it feels like a psychic crystals. Like it's like.

[Amy]

It feels so weird.

[Bobby]

Ms. Cleo or something. Yeah. Raymond, do you have anything for telling me something good?

[Raymond]

Yeah. Bragging on these kids. Props to my nephew. He decided he's gonna play baseball in college. He got accepted. He's going to. It's a juco. It's mid Michigan.

[Bobby]

I saw the post.

[Raymond]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So props him. He's a lefty, so. I mean he's gonna make it farther than me maybe because he's a lefty. I threw harder than him, but he's like 6, 2, 6 3, so he's got that going for him. But mad respect. Mad respect. But just keep those grades up, kid.

[Bobby]

Did you play juco, Ray?

[Raymond]

It wasn't considered juco and I was only there two weeks and I didn't have a scholarship, so pretty much what

[Bobby]

sounds like you went to a game.

[Raymond]

Pretty much what I did. Anybody could have done. It was just a walk on thing. And the guy said, hey, you could be A bullpen catcher for the entire season or you can just walk. And I was like, yeah, that doesn't sound too fun. I'm going to head out.

[Morgan]

But, Ray, didn't your dad play, like, major league?

[Raymond]

Yeah. Yeah. He got paid to play baseball for the A's.

[Bobby]

Did he ever make it to the majors?

[Raymond]

He played in spring training, so he would play against Catfish. He played against Dave Parker. All those Oakland A's guys when they were. When they were winning. Like Ricky Henderson, I believe.

[Bobby]

That's cool.

[Raymond]

Yeah. So he was. And then the pitchers as well.

[Bobby]

What. What level do you make it up to?

[Raymond]

He was. What was it? It's like. Yeah. So aaa. And then he played some Double A.

[Bobby]

That's cool. The pictures are cool.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Of Ray's dad.

[Morgan]

Yeah, it's really cool.

[Raymond]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Abby have anything?

[Abby]

I went through my closet and donated three bags of clothes.

[Bobby]

That's fun.

[Abby]

I know. It feels good.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it does feel good to do that.

[Abby]

There's, like, drop boxes on the side of the road, you know? No, that you can drop them in.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah. Bins.

[Amy]

Big ones.

[Abby]

And there's, like, ones for, like, veterans. I dropped another one in. It's like, moms against drunk drivers. And then the proceeds go.

[Bobby]

I've never seen these.

[Morgan]

Yeah, they're different places.

[Bobby]

How do you know which one it is?

[Abby]

Well, it does say on the outside, but they're just lunchbox's face on it. I think there was. Yeah. I'm surprised he doesn't have one.

[Bobby]

So you donate three bags?

[Abby]

Yeah, it felt good, you know.

[Morgan]

How did. How did you do. What was your rule on, like, did I wear this in the last month? Or, like, how do you pick clothes?

[Abby]

Yeah, I was just like, if I don't, I'm not excited to wear this. Why keep it? You know? Like, that's kind of what I did. I just held up every item I had.

[Amy]

Oh, does it spark joy?

[Abby]

Basically, yes.

[Bobby]

All right.

[Morgan]

I have this shirt that's really small, and I'm like, I don't want to get rid of it because I know one day I'll be able to fit in it.

[Bobby]

I do that some. I never got into. I bought that Arkansas shirt that was too small. I never got into it before. It got. My aunt hurt my ankle.

[Morgan]

Oh.

[Bobby]

Definitely wasn't losing my weight when I. Yeah, losing weight on her ankle. Now the dad bod I still have.

[Amy]

Yeah, now that you're postpartum.

[Bobby]

Tell me about it.

[Morgan]

Hey, man, it happens.

[Bobby]

I went in boxed. I told you. Nauseous. We do A thing where it's just one minute of non stop body squats. Body weight squats. And I'm like, whatever. And I got through it fine. Next day, anytime you do a squat and you've done squats in a while, I move my legs. I could barely help around the house with the baby. I did, though. Don't worry. Don't worry.

[Amy]

Of course.

[Bobby]

All right, Good job, everybody. That's. Tell me something good. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Bobby. Tell me something good. They made this turtle a turtle wheelchair because the turtle was hurt.

[Amy]

So cute.

[Bobby]

So there's a box turtle on the Gulf Coast. They've named him Moses. He's getting a second chance at life thanks to a high tech gift from a caring aquarium worker in Gulfport, Mississippi. Moses, who was born without two back legs, which made it impossible, really for him to drag himself all the time. They. They made him this. They 3D printed it. And now he drags himself around. But the turtles are like, move around that much anyway. Yeah.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah, they move. Not fast, but they move.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby]

Or they say zooming.

[Amy]

He's zooming.

[Bobby]

He's zooming around his enclosure.

[Amy]

When I was little, my aunt and uncle came to visit from Alabama, and they had a wiener dog, and its back two legs were paralyzed. So it had a little wheelchair and it wheeled right into our pool. It was a terrifying moment.

[Bobby]

Oh.

[Morgan]

Oh, that's.

[Bobby]

Somebody saved it though, right?

[Amy]

Yeah, yep, we saved it, but it was like, you know, out just enjoying life with this little wheelchair in our backyard and.

[Bobby]

Oh, so it's not used to the pool.

[Abby]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So it wasn't at his own house.

[Amy]

No, no. My aunt and uncle were visiting. They drove down in their rv and

[Morgan]

I thought that's how it ended.

[Amy]

Yeah, no, no, no. But it just made me think of, like the little wiener dog wheeling around.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Good for them.

[Bobby]

They built the. Not the win. They built the turtle.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Wheelchair.

[Bobby]

A wheelchair with a 3D printer, which. I know your kids have them at school, right?

[Morgan]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

Kids do that.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I've never seen a 3D printer. It's wild. Wild.

[Morgan]

You basically tell it whatever you want to make and it just makes it for you.

[Bobby]

It's crazy when people use those, like, build houses, because it doesn't print out a house, but it'll print out blocks.

[Morgan]

Yes. And then there's a machine that actually makes it.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it prints out the block. The machine. And then you stack those. But you have to buy materials.

[Morgan]

Yes. Yeah. It doesn't the machine doesn't just create the material.

[Bobby]

If you could print out a whole house, that would be awesome. That's the story. That's. Tell Me Something Good. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news with producer Eddie. Tell Me Something Good.

[Morgan]

Matt lives in Greendale, Indiana, and he was shopping with his wife, and they're driving home, right. When he sees a house engulfed in flames. He's like, oh, my gosh, I wonder if someone's in there. So he parks, he runs the door, knocks on the door, Somebody answers. A lady with a baby says, can I help you? Your house is on fire.

[Bobby]

This is everything that could possibly go wrong. Going wrong. A baby, a lady, a house on fire.

[Morgan]

Yeah. She says, I'm the only one in the house. He's like, well, get out. So he gets the lady and the baby out, but this part's crazy. He goes back in the house, he gets the ladies keys, purse, baby carrier, the bottle, all the stuff, and gets out of the house. And then he starts moving all the cars so that when the fire trucks get there, they have room to get to the fire hydrant.

[Amy]

So was it like a really tall house and the fire way high?

[Morgan]

I guess it was in the back of the house where she just had no idea. And it was on the roof.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Why do you ask?

[Amy]

Just smell of smoke.

[Bobby]

Hey, I tell you, when you have a baby. No. You don't even know what else is happening.

[Morgan]

That's not.

[Bobby]

I totally tell you there's crap happening. We don't even know.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

At our house. I can tell the dogs, they're getting a little less attention and they feel it.

[Morgan]

Yeah, yeah, that happens.

[Bobby]

You'll walk through and they're like, hey, hello. Remember me? Great story. Glad he was able to save her. Any idea what happened with the house?

[Morgan]

No idea.

[Bobby]

Because usually these stories end with as soon as he got her and the baby out. Three seconds later, the house exploded.

[Morgan]

Yeah, no, they don't say that.

[Bobby]

Well, good for him for saving her. Also, bold move to stop and go up to somebody's door when you don't know them. Be like, you need to get out.

[Morgan]

I did it one time.

[Bobby]

Okay. No.

[Morgan]

Yeah. I knocked on the door and they're like, no, this is a smoke house. Like, it's fine. It's supposed to be smoking.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Hey, bold, though. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good.

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[Amy]

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[Bobby]

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