TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Bobby On Becoming A Father And Arkansas Moving On To The Sweet Sixteen!!

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – "Tell Me Something Good" (March 23, 2026)

Main Theme of the Episode

This upbeat episode of The Bobby Bones Show welcomes Bobby back from paternity leave, as he shares the exciting news of becoming a father for the first time. The core theme centers around personal milestones, team updates, and moments of joy in the lives of the show's cast. The episode also celebrates Bobby's beloved Arkansas Razorbacks' recent success, uplifting listener stories, and good news from each cast member in a segment packed with humor and camaraderie.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby Becomes a Father & Arkansas Wins Big

• Bobby shares two major life events:
  • The birth of his first child during his time away from the show
  • Arkansas Razorbacks winning the SEC basketball tournament for the first time since 2000
• The cast teases Bobby about how listeners figured out the baby had arrived, since he didn’t attend the local tournament despite living nearby.
• Bobby explains the tournament win as a “double happiness” moment, mixing new fatherhood pride with sports fan excitement.

Bobby [03:11]: “...while we were gone, Arkansas won the SEC tournament...I have my shirt on today. SEC champions. Pretty excited about that.”

2. Arkansas March Madness Journey

• Arkansas advances to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen; Bobby admits he can’t travel for the games due to new baby responsibilities.
• He explains how the NCAA seeding led to Arkansas getting shipped out west, making travel impossible for him now.

Bobby [05:03]: “What sucks is we’re out west...no way I’m going to that, especially with a newborn baby.”

• The running joke: The baby is “5-0 as a Razorback”—implying the baby brings luck.

3. “Tell Me Something Good” Roundtable

Amy's Orchid Parenting Win

• Amy receives an orchid from her sister and details her careful care routine using ice cubes and a mister.
• Playful debate ensues about what it means to “kill” a plant versus “letting it die.”

Amy [06:33]: “...I feel like I’m caring for...Bobby’s caring for a baby, I’m caring for an orchid.”

Eddie’s Karaoke Machine

• Eddie receives a portable karaoke machine for his birthday and describes its features (touchscreen, LED lights, wireless microphones).
• The device becomes a household PA system for his kids, leading to a funny discussion about whether it doubles as a web browser.

Eddie [09:00]: “...now it's not just a karaoke machine. It's a PA system in the house.”

Lunchbox on Bobby's Baby News

• Lunchbox jokes about finally being free from listener questions about Bobby’s baby, now that the news is public.

Lunchbox [10:07]: “...I'm tired of talking to listeners only about your baby. When's the baby due? ...Now the focus will be back on me.”

Bobby's Nerve-wracking Cruise

• Bobby recounts being anxious on a cruise so close to the due date, at his doctor’s strong recommendation to stay nearby.

Bobby [11:47]: “...I had no way to get off the boat...My butt was puckered the whole time, and I was checking in the whole time.”

Morgan’s Wedding Plans

• Morgan announces her upcoming elopement-style micro-wedding in the Appalachian/Blue Ridge Mountains, including only immediate family.
• Cast debates the evolving definitions of "elopement" and "micro-wedding."

Bobby [14:22]: “To elope means to run away secretly with a partner to get married...Modern usage has evolved...sometimes referring to a small intentional destination wedding with very few guests.”

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• Notable Quote [15:01] Amy: “Yeah, that’s where we started. And then with a big party back home.”
• Notable Moment Lunchbox questions Morgan about leaving friends out of her micro-wedding, sparking a discussion on wedding etiquette and true friendships.

Ray’s Good News

• Ray’s wife celebrates 8 years cancer-free; they toast the milestone with family and friends during a fun day in town.

Ray [21:52]: “...my wife celebrated eight years cancer free. That was a huge celebration.”

Scuba Steve’s Dream Broadcast Opportunity

• Scuba Steve secures a special opportunity to broadcast his own show from Universal Orlando’s radio studio, fulfilling a childhood dream.
• He’s also organizing a listener giveaway for a trip to Orlando.

Scuba Steve [23:45]: “...I've always wanted to do...a show from [Universal Orlando's] radio studio...They’re going to give me a package to give away to a listener on my show, which is a five day, four night trip...”

• Friendly teasing follows about his video editing style and social media “signature move.”

More Show Highlights

• Amy, Eddie, and Bobby banter about appearing on a classic rock radio show and choosing favorite songs.
• Bobby tells a heartfelt story of a court employee bringing books to county jails, underlining the value of second chances for inmates.

Bobby [30:16]: “...he’s making sure that incarcerated folks get an important escape that boosts literacy and encourages a positive transition back into the community...”

• Lunchbox’s feel-good story about a man who wins $1 million from a scratch-off, after once being homeless.

Lunchbox [31:32]: “Jonathan G. Used to be homeless...stops at Walmart. He's like, you know what? I'm gonna get a $20 scratch off. He gets home, scratch, scratch, scratch, scratch. $1 million.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote/Moment | |-----------|--------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:11 | Bobby | “That has to be number one or I will get a lot of crap for it not being.” | | 05:18 | Bobby | “The baby's 5-and-0 as a Razorback.” | | 06:33 | Amy | “I feel like I'm caring for...Bobby's caring for a baby, I'm caring for an orchid.” | | 09:00 | Eddie | “Now it's not just a karaoke machine, it's a PA system in the house.” | | 10:07 | Lunchbox | “Now the focus will be back on me.” | | 11:47 | Bobby | “My butt was puckered the whole time, and I was checking in the whole time.” | | 14:22 | Bobby | “To elope means to run away secretly with a partner to get married… Modern usage evolved.” | | 21:56 | Ray | “My wife celebrated eight years cancer free. That was a huge celebration.” | | 23:45 | Scuba Steve | “I've always wanted to do...a show from [Universal Orlando's] radio studio.” | | 30:16 | Bobby | “Making sure that incarcerated folks get an important escape that boosts literacy...” | | 31:32 | Lunchbox | “He gets home, scratch, scratch, scratch, scratch. $1 million.” |

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:53] – [17:45]: "Tell Me Something Good" Highlights from Bobby (fatherhood), Arkansas tournament, Amy’s orchid, Eddie’s karaoke machine, Lunchbox’s relief at ending baby chatter, Bobby’s cruise anxiety, and Morgan’s micro-wedding debate.
• [21:52]: Ray’s wife’s 8-year cancer-free milestone, and the group’s lighthearted banter about new downtown activities.
• [22:53]: Scuba Steve’s broadcast dream at Universal Orlando, plus listener trip giveaway details.
• [30:16]: Bobby’s story about bringing books to jail inmates and the societal impact.
• [31:11]: Lunchbox’s lottery winner story.

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Tone and Style

The episode is casual, warm, and filled with friendly ribbing between friends. The tone is positive, with a focus on sharing good news and celebrating milestones, both big and small—from welcoming babies to successfully keeping an orchid alive. Frequent jokes and playful arguments keep the conversation lively and engaging.

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TL;DR

Bobby is back with news of fatherhood and Razorback pride, plus tales of family, weddings, and karaoke fun. The cast shares heartwarming and humorous “Something Good” moments, including cancer-free anniversaries, childhood dreams realized, and stories of lottery luck—all wrapped in their down-to-earth, good-natured style.

Transcript

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[Bobby]

It's time for the good news.

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Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

All right, I'll go first. I have a couple. Number one obviously is at a baby. It's our first show back from having a baby. We'll talk about it in a lot of places. But yeah, that has to be number one or I will get a lot of crap for it not being.

[Eddie]

It's definitely number one.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So that and then also non baby that while we were gone, Arkansas won the SEC tournament. This is awesome. We haven't won that since 2000. So that was elite. And I think our listeners started to be tipped off a little bit that cuz we had had the baby by then that we had had the baby because I wasn't there and that tournament was here in town and so I was taking pictures of the screen like yeah. And some listeners like you would be there. It's for sure it's 10 minutes from where you live. So but then some are like, oh, your wife must be very pregnant and you don't want to leave. Listen, if she were still pregnant, even if she were days away, she'd have been like, go to the game. It's 10 minutes away. I'll call you if there's an issue. So Arkansas winning that tournament was awesome. I have my shirt on today. SEC champions. Pretty excited about that.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Thank you. Except when you order one immediately, they always come a little cheaply because the first batch. Yeah. Because they make them so quick. So as soon as the game was over I. They were being advertised and so I was like, I'll buy one. And it came and it's okay. A little bit.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I can tell from here.

[Bobby]

A little bit. I don't need your hate. I don't need. This is where you just.

[Eddie]

What is. Is it like tough.

[Amy]

Tough material doesn't look very.

[Bobby]

Now you're jumping on what's up.

[Amy]

Wait, I've been saying it.

[Bobby]

No, you haven't. Now you're like jumping in.

[Amy]

I was like, oh yeah.

[Eddie]

What are you saying, Amy? It looks what A little.

[Amy]

Yeah. Rush to cheap the. The materials. I think they probably real quick. I think they make it before they even know. And the reason why they put it on such a cheap materials in case.

[Bobby]

Nah, these companies don't they do to have them there.

[Amy]

Well, then why not?

[Bobby]

But they won't make them as a company to mail out until they win the game.

[Amy]

Whatever. Congrats.

[Bobby]

Thank you. And then we have won two games in the NCAA tournament.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So we're in the Sweet 16. What sucks is we're out west. So it was in Portland. No way I'm going to that. Especially with a baby. And then we're in San Jose for round two. No way I'm going to that. Especially with a newborn baby. So. But yeah, we won two games. Pretty awesome. Sweet 16, second year.

[Amy]

That's so far away.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Why are you on the West?

[Bobby]

We originally were going to be a five seed. I don't have to break this down. This is not the sports show. But because they had to, we got a four seed. And because of that, they had to kind of make a spot in the four.

[Eddie]

And so that was where got it.

[Bobby]

So they shipped us out west.

[Amy]

Got it.

[Bobby]

So, yeah, we're there. And we play Arizona. Arizona's probably the best team in college basketball, which kind of sucks for us, but possibly that's my. Tell me something good is that we're. The baby's 5 and 0 as a raise.

[Eddie]

Arkansas games.

[Bobby]

That's all I'm saying.

[Eddie]

I mean, that's luck.

[Bobby]

Five and now. Okay, Amy, tell me something good.

[Amy]

So my sister sent me an orchid. And I've been very nervous about killing it. They're very difficult to keep in mind.

[Bobby]

Killing it or letting it die?

[Amy]

They're.

[Bobby]

There's a difference.

[Eddie]

That's funny. My wife says the same thing. Like, I killed the plant. Like, no, you didn't.

[Amy]

Okay, well, how are you.

[Bobby]

There's a difference in manslaughter and murder.

[Amy]

Well, I've.

[Eddie]

Letting it die. I think Bobby's right. Letting it die.

[Amy]

I didn't know there was a right or wrong with killing.

[Eddie]

It would be like you get a knife and be like, work.

[Amy]

Okay. I've been for. I fear I may neglect it and then the result may be death.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Amy]

Or over water it or whatever. Because orchids are very sensitive. Well, I think I have a system down between ice cubes and a mister that I got. And so far I've had it a week and a half and it's thriving. So I'm just very proud of my beautiful white orchid and my mister. It's almost like this. Like, apparently they love to just be misted. They like humidity and we don't. So I put little ice cubes in the bottom of the orchid bark. And then I mist it with a little spray thingy, and it's like, I feel like I'm caring for. Bobby's caring for a baby. I'm caring for orchid.

[Bobby]

Where did you see that technique of ice and mist?

[Amy]

My sister.

[Bobby]

Oh, she does that.

[Amy]

She's good at keeping orchids alive. And so she sent me the orchid, and she's like, hey, you also have a mister arriving in the mail.

[Bobby]

Probably sounds like Amy's mail order to, dude. She's like, you got a mister coming over.

[Amy]

A mister, a mister. And she's like, this is what you need to. And so she walked me through, and so far, so good. It's like, not even wilted or anything. Like, it's just. In fact, it looks happy.

[Eddie]

Why the ice cubes? I don't understand the ice cube.

[Amy]

Well, that's a way to slowly water it, maybe. Yes.

[Eddie]

So it slowly melts instead of just putting water in there.

[Amy]

Correct. So you don't maybe over. Because I think you can over water it or under. You know.

[Bobby]

She's murdered a flower, Eddie.

[Eddie]

Okay, so Saturday was my birthday, and what's kind of cool is I got one of my gifts. I got a karaoke machine, which I've always wanted one.

[Bobby]

Who got you that?

[Eddie]

My wife did. Well, the family did. And I was like, this is gonna be so much fun. And so that's cool. That's the. Tell me something good. I got a karaoke machine.

[Bobby]

Can you explain, though, the machine, it's.

[Eddie]

It's kind of looks like a suitcase with a speaker on it with a strap. Like, so I could take it to parties if I want. Like, if I'm coming over, I'm bringing my karaoke machine. And then you, like, flip a little screen. It's a touch screen on top, and it's got mike stuck in it where that's charging at all times. And you hook on to YouTube, you connect to YouTube, pick a song, and then you sing. Turn on the speaker.

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[Bobby]

So speakers come out of the suitcase.

[Eddie]

It's part of the speed. The suitcase is the speaker.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Eddie]

And it's got LED lights, so when you sing, it kind of changes colors. Really cool. Here's the problem. So my kids, they love it more than I do. So, like, now it's not just a karaoke machine. It's a PA system in the house

[Bobby]

just to yell into.

[Eddie]

So, like, if they're like, hey, will you call so and so from down upstairs? They'll be like, hold on. Get on the mic and be like, hey, mom wants you downstairs for dinner? So it's kind of becoming a problem. I may need to keep it in my room, but either way, I think it's really cool to have a karaoke

[Bobby]

machine so it connects to the Internet, though.

[Eddie]

Obviously it does.

[Bobby]

So your kids can just use it as another screen because it's not just a karaoke machine. Oof.

[Eddie]

Like, can they just, like, start looking at YouTube videos?

[Bobby]

Yeah, if you can get on YouTube.

[Amy]

No. Does it connect to YouTube on that screen? Or Bluetooths to the TV?

[Eddie]

No, no, it's just on the screen.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Eddie]

I didn't think that they could just access whatever website they want, but if

[Bobby]

it's able to get YouTube.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I thought it was just like, YouTube karaoke.

[Bobby]

It might be, but to me, if it connects to the Internet and you're getting all this stuff off YouTube, like, can you watch an animal video on it?

[Eddie]

We have not tried that. But.

[Bobby]

But I.

[Eddie]

You think you bring up a good point. Like, it should. If it's connected to the Internet, it should connect to anything they want. I need to double check that because they will use that as a browser.

[Bobby]

They're secretly watching stuff they're not supposed to watch.

[Eddie]

Correct.

[Bobby]

On the karaoke machine.

[Eddie]

Another problem.

[Bobby]

Tell me something good, Lunchbox, that you

[Lunchbox]

finally had the baby and the cat's out of the bag, because I'm tired of talking to listeners only about your baby. When's the baby due? Uh, when they talk to me, I want the. The focus to be on me. And so now listeners in public will be like, want to talk about me and not talk about the baby. Oh, my gosh. Has Bobby had the baby yet? You know, we're just cheering for him. Okay, guys, like, I get it, but I don't know when the baby's coming, and I just sit there and lie to him. Now the focus will be back on man. Lunchbox. It's so good to meet you.

[Bobby]

Well, you didn't know when the baby was coming, to be fair.

[Lunchbox]

Right, Exactly. But that's what I'm saying. But now it's like, even when the baby was born, people were like, oh, has he had the baby? Nah, man. Don't know when that's going to happen. You know, any month now. That's what I tell him. Any month.

[Bobby]

Where I got most nervous was the cruise, because I had no way to get off the boat. And it was right there up against it. And our doctor was like, you should not go on the cruise because if you don't have a way to get home from wherever you are this close to it. We recommend that you don't go and we will write you a note. They were like, we'll write a note and give it to your boss. And I was like, no, I could just call my boss and be like,

[Eddie]

I am like, I. That's funny, man.

[Bobby]

But that was where I got the most nervous because we went and Eddie and I played a couple shows. And then as soon as we got back to port, I went and I got on the plane and flew back home. And luckily it was okay. And her parents were at the house in case she went into labor while we were on the cruise, which definitely nobody wanted that to happen. But they came into town just in case that were to happen. And so whenever I was on the cruise, at first I thought, well, I can somehow get all. They have like a helicopter on the boat or something. There was no way to get off the boat.

[Eddie]

No way.

[Bobby]

So I was very nervous the whole time. But they did offer to write a note.

[Eddie]

That's really funny.

[Amy]

A doctor's note that.

[Bobby]

We'll get you a doctor's note to get you off. I was like, no, I have to go, at least for a little bit. But it was a little too close for my comfort, and it was recommended I not go at all. But thank God it did not happen because I was. My butt was puckered the whole time, and I was checking in the whole time. It was all good. But, yeah, happy with that. Morgan.

[Morgan]

Oh, I have some exciting news about wedding planning.

[Bobby]

It's been a while since I've done this. Do I often not go to Morgan to tell me something good?

[Lunchbox]

No, you never do.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lunchbox]

I forget what a skip we're going.

[Bobby]

No, no, no, no, no. That's all right, Morgan. Go ahead.

[Morgan]

So we have decided to get married this year, and it's going to be elopement style wedding.

[Bobby]

Elopement style?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

What do you mean?

[Morgan]

So it'll be like an elopement in the mountains. There's no venue. It's not like any of the traditional type of a ceremony, and it's with our immediate family. So it's like an elopement slmicro wedding in the mountains.

[Lunchbox]

So it's not an elopement. Elopement is you just on a whim, on a weekend, go get married and come back, tell everybody you're married. So you're having a. What do you call it? Micro wedding.

[Morgan]

Micro wedding.

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Yeah.

[Eddie]

All right.

[Bobby]

A destination wedding.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Yeah. It's just like our immediate family, though. We're gonna come back To Nashville and have a big party.

[Bobby]

Like, Eddie had a destination wedding with your immediate Hawaii.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. And then we came back and had a big party and everything. But that definitely wasn't an elopement.

[Bobby]

Was it a micro wedding?

[Eddie]

Possibly. I don't know.

[Amy]

Micro wedding makes sense.

[Bobby]

I've not heard that. It sounds like a microwave is what I keep hearing. It's like a microwave wedding. Amy, thoughts?

[Amy]

Oh, I've known. I think that.

[Eddie]

Is that an elopement, though.

[Amy]

Oh, she said ish.

[Bobby]

To be fair. She said ish.

[Amy]

I think we had this debate when she first told us. We were. We were all like, who's we? We were on a bus. She told us we were on a bus altogether. And we were like, is that an elopement? But she's sticking with it, so I'm

[Lunchbox]

sticking with a little bit.

[Amy]

She's. She's sticking with it.

[Bobby]

Let me look up what elope means.

[Scuba Steve]

There we go.

[Bobby]

And it doesn't matter. But let's look up the definition because I didn't think anything about that. I just thought micro wedding was funny because it's first dance and everything. Or. No, no.

[Lunchbox]

Then you're not having a micro wedding either.

[Bobby]

But at the party, he's, like, mad about it.

[Morgan]

That's why I said it's a little bit ish.

[Amy]

Kind of.

[Morgan]

It's just kind of combined of a bunch of different things.

[Lunchbox]

So you're not gonna have a first dance? That's the weirdest thing I've ever heard.

[Bobby]

Okay, here is the definition of eloping.

[Eddie]

Come on.

[Bobby]

To elope means to run away secretly with a partner to get married.

[Lunchbox]

Boom.

[Bobby]

Usually without parental consent. A large, traditional ceremony. It implies private, swift marriage, often choosing intimacy over a big wedding. Modern usage has evolved. So boom. Back Morgan's side, back to a boom. Sometimes referring to a small, intentional destination wedding with very few guests.

[Amy]

Okay, so there it is.

[Eddie]

So it's evolved.

[Amy]

It's elopement.

[Eddie]

Because when we were young and somebody eloped, it'd be like, oh, dang. Did you hear they.

[Bobby]

I know.

[Amy]

She must be pregnant. Okay, so you. Yeah, it's elopement. Evolved.

[Eddie]

Evolved elopement. Modern day elopement.

[Bobby]

Yeah, modern day elopish. Micro wedding is what I call it.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's where we started. And then big. With a big party back home. Yeah.

[Eddie]

So. So which one are we invited to the big party? Okay.

[Bobby]

Do you know.

[Morgan]

Are you my immediate family, Eddie?

[Scuba Steve]

No.

[Eddie]

No.

[Bobby]

Do you know what mountains you're going to?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Yeah, they'll be east coast mountains.

[Bobby]

Okay. Is that private?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

We're not saying it just because it's not exactly, like, secured, you know, like anybody could get to it.

[Bobby]

So wait, the whole mountain range?

[Morgan]

Well, yeah. I mean, if we say this specific location, then people can.

[Bobby]

I don't care about the location. I'm talking about the mountain range. Oh, God. Yeah. People would like if you said the Rockies.

[Eddie]

Morgan, they're not gonna find you.

[Amy]

What is it?

[Lunchbox]

She acts like a lot of people are trying to crash her way.

[Amy]

Is it like the Adirondack Mountains?

[Lunchbox]

I'm not saying. Amy.

[Bobby]

Is it the Appalachians?

[Eddie]

Appalachians.

[Morgan]

It's. It's part Appalachian, part Blue Ridge.

[Bobby]

Oh, I know exactly where that is.

[Lunchbox]

John Denver.

[Bobby]

I try to book it.

[Amy]

No, it's east.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's east.

[Eddie]

Denver's John Denver.

[Amy]

Oh, John Denver.

[Eddie]

Blue Ridge Mountain.

[Amy]

I thought you said. I thought you said Denver.

[Eddie]

I'm like, I know that's not east

[Bobby]

or that's not west, and so you don't have the spot specifically booked yet. You have it in mind, though.

[Morgan]

Yeah, you don't have to book it. It's.

[Amy]

It's just.

[Morgan]

You show up.

[Amy]

You show up like a park.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we had that. Our buddy Steve did that.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

In California. There are a lot of people there at the Sequoia. Yeah. So you just go and you just do it. And there's people everywhere, but it's still awesome. But Morgan doesn't want to tell us what mountain range, just in case we show up. Not you guys or, you know, like,

[Morgan]

I don't know if listeners live by there and they. They come. Do you want it to be private?

[Bobby]

Do you know what day you're doing it?

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Bobby]

You don't have the day.

[Morgan]

I. I'll tell you guys,

[Lunchbox]

I didn't

[Bobby]

ask her to say the day. I just wondered if she knew when it was.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, she knows that.

[Bobby]

Okay, well, that's great news, Morgan.

[Eddie]

That is good news.

[Bobby]

That is.

[Morgan]

I'm excited. It's gonna be really fun, and it's really pretty, and I just really wanted a mountain wedding, so I'm excited, man.

[Lunchbox]

You're not gonna have a best woman or whatever.

[Morgan]

I'm gonna have a maid of honor. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Dude, why are you so obsessed with being angry about her wedding?

[Lunchbox]

No, I'm just saying she's been, like, in other girls weddings, and then she just cut them out. Like, it's kind of weird.

[Bobby]

Cut out.

[Amy]

I just. Different plan.

[Bobby]

But if it's a different kind of wedding, you don't owe everybody that's been in your weddings to have a wedding that they can also be in.

[Amy]

Right.

[Lunchbox]

I'm just saying I think her girls are going to be pretty annoying.

[Amy]

I think if they're her girls, they'll understand.

[Bobby]

And if they don't understand, were they ever her girls?

[Amy]

Yeah, great point.

[Bobby]

Exactly. Well, that's great. And I didn't mean to throw it on you. It's been two weeks since we've done this, so I kind of forgot who I went to. But good. I should just go to everybody now.

[Eddie]

That'd be cool.

[Lunchbox]

We can just kind of.

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[Bobby]

Ray, tell me something good.

[Ray]

Yes. So my wife celebrated eight years cancer free.

[Bobby]

That's great.

[Ray]

That was a huge celebration. I got her some surprise balloon champagne party poppers and then we did a little day on the town with Abby and her fiance this weekend. So it was awesome. We celebrated a lot.

[Bobby]

I saw That I saw you guys all out together. I saw you playing putt putt. Was that at Morgan Wallen's bar or did you go somewhere else?

[Ray]

No, we bounced around. They have this thing now underneath the. Next to the railroad tracks underneath the bridge. There's putt putt down there. There's beer trucks and there's pickleball too. So it's a whole thing that just like developed overnight over here.

[Eddie]

That's downtown, right? Okay.

[Ray]

Yep.

[Eddie]

That sounds like.

[Bobby]

It does sound like cross the railroad. He's also buying some heroin.

[Ray]

Yeah, it's an interesting. It's like almost an industrial area. And then it's. Now families are there and people are having fun and it's outdoor activities. It's cool.

[Bobby]

That's cool. Let's go. Scuba Steve, you have anything? Is he in the room? Yeah. Hello. Why not? We're going to people on the spot. Do you have anything good, Scuba Steve?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I think I told you before you left. It's something I've been working on for months and months and months and something I've always wanted to do whenever I have my own show. So I worked with Universal Orlando and I asked him. All I want to do is broadcast in the radio studio. And if you're not familiar, they have studios inside their theme park. Like an actual legit station with like a board of mics and stuff. And I always thought it'd be kind of cool as a kid to. To do a show from there. And so I hit him up and they're like, well, in order to do a show from there, you have to give away a trip. And I was like, well, that's pretty sick. So next time they were going to

[Bobby]

give you a trip to give away or you had to like find it yourself?

[Scuba Steve]

No, so. So they're. They're paying for me to go, but then they also are like, hey, if you're going to do the show there, part of this whole thing is to promote them. And they're going to give me a package to give away to a listener on my show, which is a five day, four night trip and includes tickets and airfare and everything. So it's. I'm pretty excited. It's a pretty big moment for me.

[Bobby]

That's cool because you want to do that as a kid, now you're getting to do it as an adult. And you're also. They're giving you a trip to give away.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I've been spending like the last like four months putting this together and proposals and all kinds of stuff. And phone calls and so, yeah, so I went out there and got it myself. And then next week I go to Orlando.

[Bobby]

Oh, that's when it is. Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, next week.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Cool.

[Bobby]

Did I know that it was next week?

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[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I told. Yeah, I told you. Yeah, before you left.

[Bobby]

Oh, look at me.

[Scuba Steve]

To get your blessing.

[Bobby]

Hey. Oh, I knew. I knew it was, like, awesome to do. And I was like, yeah, I always. Everybody can always do what they want to do, as long as it, like, doesn't cripple what we're doing here. I didn't know it was coming up so quick. That's super cool. So what do the people do? Listen to call in or what?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. So it's my first time doing it, so I didn't do anything too crazy just because I want to basically sell them on it and then do more for, like, Halloween horror nights and stuff. But, yeah, all you have to do is next week. Next week at 4:45 on the show, you can just call and be caller 105.

[Bobby]

Can people listen online, though, and call?

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Yeah, I think it's open to anyone that caught that listens to the show because the contest includes airfare and hotel and stuff. So no matter where you are, you can listen to it and win the trip. But then the thing is, though, you have to be here, present for the grand prize drawings. I'm doing, like, a king cake thing. You have to find the baby, and the person that finds the baby wins the full trip.

[Bobby]

Got it. So it helps if it's local people listening to it.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. You can qualify and get 105. $105 cash. But then the grand prize is the full trip.

[Bobby]

Good job, dude. You know what you got to stop doing, though? I want to do. Tell me something suck.

[Scuba Steve]

No.

[Lunchbox]

I know what he's going to say.

[Scuba Steve]

No, just tell me what's up.

[Lunchbox]

I already know what.

[Bobby]

Okay. I wonder if Lunchbox does something. Go ahead.

[Lunchbox]

Every time Scuba does something, Man, I always had this dream since I was a kid.

[Bobby]

No, I don't mind that at all.

[Scuba Steve]

That really was a dream because that's

[Bobby]

literally where he grew up. And he would see that growing up.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, that was a legit.

[Amy]

Clearly Lunchbox is annoyed by it.

[Bobby]

Lunchbox was, like, ready for that one.

[Scuba Steve]

And by the way, I've achieved the dream. I'm doing it.

[Bobby]

Wow, that's funny.

[Amy]

Is it?

[Bobby]

His videos all start with that same little effect where it, like, jumps in.

[Amy]

Yeah, but you've already told him that.

[Bobby]

I know he doesn't stop that.

[Scuba Steve]

I. I Oh, I. I never heard that feedback before. I just was trying to be consistent. So I'll do something different then. No, tell. I want to hear it.

[Bobby]

Tell me, please. I've not said about. I. I've. No, no. I've said stuff about his videos and again, I'm not right. So I'm just telling you personal, like my personal feelings. I'm not right. I don't claim to be right.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

He does the same, like, effect, and it just looks like an A90s filter type effect where it like skips in and goes to his video.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Personally, it bothers me. I'm not saying it bothers anybody else. It just looks. It looks cheap. It's not like his dream as a kid. That's different. He never dreamed about that because what would you suggest?

[Amy]

You just get right into the video.

[Bobby]

Just don't do that same. That little effect.

[Eddie]

You know what I like about that?

[Amy]

Like, rolls in.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

It looks like you just learned how to edit transition inside of, like, Apple Movie.

[Eddie]

It came with a software.

[Bobby]

It gives you one thing. Scuba. What's your. What's your Instagram name so people can see it?

[Scuba Steve]

It is Scuba Steve Radio.

[Bobby]

Okay. Go to Scuba Steve Radio. And because he has good stuff and it's stuff that I comment on and I'm interested in. Good. But it's that same little effect. And when he bought the starter package for learning how to put up a clip that I'm like, dude, when's he going to graduate out of this?

[Eddie]

What I do like about it, though, is every time it pops up, I know it's a Scuba video, but that always good.

[Bobby]

There you go. It's like Aon at the beginning of a song.

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[Bobby]

I was trying to have something signature,

[Scuba Steve]

but I. I love that it only pisses you off.

[Bobby]

Hey, Mike, what do you think about it? Yeah, it kind of feels like since the same effect over and over, that I've already seen the video. Oh, that too.

[Eddie]

That's.

[Bobby]

That's a good one. Yeah. Maybe without even thinking about it, you're like, oh, I may have already seen this.

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[Bobby]

Like, I feel like maybe I saw it on Tik Tok already or I saw it on Instagram already because it's the same effect. It does feel like Eddie said, though. Like, you buy. You buy the package software, but scoop it. Don't change it if you're attacking. I've had so many people for so long tell me, hey, don't do this, do this. And some things I've stayed on and been Right. Some things I've been wrong about. But if you love it, stick with it. I'm just telling you, when I see it, I'm like, oh, man. Maybe we should graduate past that. The starter package.

[Eddie]

You can always buy a bigger package with more effects. Would it help if he changes it? Like, what if you use a star wipe next time? I would.

[Bobby]

I would not do wipes. I would. And just get to the point. I think the thing you're talking about, Amy, I told him, get to the point as soon as you.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Fast as you can.

[Scuba Steve]

And that I've been doing. I took that feedback from you months ago. I go right into it versus, like, the whole bull.

[Amy]

Now you're like, it's right into it. After the transition.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Real fast.

[Bobby]

He's doing it in transition as well. Yes.

[Eddie]

I was on a show the other day that was awesome.

[Bobby]

That's a.

[Eddie]

Tell me something good. You were?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

My wife was laughing because I was like, I set an alarm on my phone when it was going to air, and so I turn it on, and I'm like, I'm on the radio. She's like, you're on the radio every day, you idiot.

[Amy]

We were on classic rock.

[Bobby]

Yeah. What was your. What were you doing?

[Eddie]

I was just in the studio talking about something. He's like, here, let's cut a break. And.

[Bobby]

Oh, you cut it in our studio?

[Eddie]

No, it was in his studio.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Eddie]

And so it was like he was gonna go into.

[Scuba Steve]

I think it was Bon Jovi. Living on a prayer.

[Eddie]

Living on a prayer. And he's like, I can't stand this song. Like, if you can pick any song, what do you want? So we would. Did a Pearl Jam song.

[Bobby]

What did you do?

[Amy]

He called me, did a segment for my birthday. I got to pick out any classic rock song I wanted to hear.

[Bobby]

What'd you pick out?

[Amy]

Tom Petty. Free Fallin.

[Bobby]

That's a good one. Did you have that in your head already?

[Amy]

I did not. I said, well, scuba, let's talk about some. What's classic rock?

[Bobby]

Run some by me.

[Amy]

Give me some options. And then he gave me some artists. And then from Tom Petty, I landed on Free Falling because I felt like I wanted to get in my car like Tom Cruise and Jerry Maguire and just sing at the top of my lungs.

[Bobby]

That's good.

[Eddie]

Did you make it on Instagram?

[Amy]

Did not.

[Bobby]

Oh, dang. Did you?

[Eddie]

No, I did not.

[Bobby]

Oh, no. I saw that you were on his

[Eddie]

show, but that was on my Instagram.

[Amy]

He posted it.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You know What? You're right. Because it didn't shake at the beginning of it.

[Eddie]

It wasn't the transition. You're right. The transition wasn't there.

[Amy]

That was the dead giveaway.

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You know a lot about that. Can you tell my knowledgeable about that stuff?

[Bobby]

Big shout out to Bryson. This is from your source 1. That is what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Lunchbox.

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$1 million. Dang.

[Amy]

A million.

[Eddie]

Awesome.

[Bobby]

That's crazy legit. $1 million. I hit one for 200 the other day.

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Really?

[Bobby]

200 million?

[Amy]

How much? How much was the ticket?

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50.

[Eddie]

200 million.

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I was pretty excited though. I hit like block or something and then $40, whatever that was. And it's times five.

[Eddie]

Just random, man. You just felt like picking up a

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If that was the case, I'd win every day.

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Shut up.

[Amy]

Because you have a rough day at work.

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Shut up. Good for him. Million bucks and good for me. 200.

[Eddie]

Pretty good.

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I haven't cashed it in yet, though.

[Eddie]

What are you waiting for?

[Bobby]

I'm just debating. Do I get more tickets or do I just take my winnings? I'm probably gonna take my winnings.

[Eddie]

That's a good question, though, because if

[Bobby]

I keep going back to the well, eventually the well's gonna get me.

[Eddie]

What's the max on that ticket? What's the jackpot?

[Bobby]

Millions.

[Eddie]

Oh, dude, you gotta get another one.

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Big shout out to him. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good.

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