TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (THURS):  Amy’s Co-Parenting Compromise + How Bobby Is Maturing & Why He Yelled At Someone

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: Tell Me Something Good (Thurs): Amy’s Co-Parenting Compromise + How Bobby Is Maturing & Why He Yelled At Someone
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Date: February 19, 2026

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Overview

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show centers around gratitude, maturity, and personal growth, highlighted by the show’s signature "Tell Me Something Good" segment. The hosts share uplifting stories from their lives—ranging from successful co-parenting and personal milestones to memorable family moments and community kindness. Discussions also touch on Bobby’s experience with emotional growth, a rare outburst at work, humorous recollections about fatherhood, and two heartwarming good news stories from around the country.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Amy’s Co-Parenting Compromise and Gratitude

(01:17–03:29)

• Amy shares her appreciation for the healthy co-parenting relationship she maintains with her ex-husband. Despite occasional tough moments, they successfully navigated summer scheduling for their kids with empathy and flexibility.
• Key Insight: Positive co-parenting requires compromise, patience, and a willingness to work collaboratively—timing important discussions for when “vibes are good” makes a big difference.
• Notable Quote:
  • “We were there for each other… if you could take the kids this day, which I know normally is not your day...it just feels good that we can be that way.” — Amy (01:37)
  • Amy’s Tip: Postpone meetings if there’s unresolved tension: “Maybe have your meeting later… When both of you, vibes are good, both of you are as much out as you can, then you're…willing to give.” (02:28)

2. Bobby’s Maturity and Outburst at Work

(03:29–05:34)

• Bobby discusses feeling more mature after not being overly upset about Arkansas’ basketball loss; despite double overtime and missing players, he appreciates the effort.
• Reflects on his first time ever yelling at someone at work, which came up in therapy. He felt justified, claiming the individual "deserved to be yelled at." The hosts react with surprise, given Bobby’s typically measured demeanor.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “Old me...I would ever see Rage is when we would lose something like that, and I would just, like, want to punch the couch.” — Bobby (04:14)
  • “I yelled at somebody because it really got me going. I wasn't triggered, I felt like they deserved to be yelled at.” — Bobby (04:47)
• Discusses the value of sometimes raising your voice for effect, but typically prefers calm, commanding tones.

3. Day in the Life: Boxing & Busy Schedules

(05:34–06:45)

• Bobby describes his jam-packed day, which included recording a Bobby Cast, boxing for the first time after ankle surgery, and getting minimal sleep.
• Expresses empathy for team member Mike, who didn’t get a chance to eat during the busy day.
• Notable Moment:
  • “If you don't purposefully have food near your mouth and chew in your brief moment, you don't even get to eat.” — Bobby (06:06)

4. Ray’s Special Family Moment: Son’s Birthday Request

(06:49–08:32)

• Ray recounts his son’s birthday: The boy chose homemade ribs over a meal out—demonstrating affection and pride in Ray’s cooking.
• The family enjoyed a special outing to Tiger Woods’ indoor mini-golf spot, which sparked ideas for a group team event.
• Notable Quote:
  • “It was so cool to see him enjoy those ribs and be like, ‘These are so good, dad.’ Gosh, I don't know how you do it.” — Ray (07:25)

5. Lunchbox, Eddie & Ray: A Classic “Sexism” Hospital Story

(09:35–14:15)

• Lunchbox marks his twins’ 6th birthday by recalling Eddie’s now-notorious gaffe: When his wife went into labor, Eddie asked a casually dressed medical professional, “where’s the doctor?”—she was, in fact, the doctor.
• The group laughs, referencing Barbie's similar scene and reflecting on how often women doctors are mistakenly assumed to be nurses.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “Happy anniversary to sexism.” — Bobby (10:45)
  • “‘I am they. Like, who?’”—Amy, on women doctors having to assert their credentials to patients (11:35)
• The team jokes about Eddie’s previous poor choices during labor—making his wife drive and insisting on stopping for food.
• Bobby's reflection: Embarrassment is proof of ignorance, not malice: “You can have stupidity in your brain, but that means you don't have hate in your heart.” (14:01)

6. “Tell Me Something Good”: Community Kindness Stories

Bobby Shares:

(15:10–15:55)

• Will Grant, a pizza shop owner in Bainbridge Island, WA, personally cooked and delivered over 80 pizzas to feed those in need, including local shelters. He covered costs himself and hand-delivered them with his vintage truck.
• Notable Quote:
  • “He owns two pizza shops, paid for it, and is just doing the work and donating it.” — Bobby (15:27)

Amy Shares:

(15:55–16:56)

• Michael Master Angelo, a beloved intellectually disabled cashier at a Georgia Publix, raises $31,000 in six days for the Special Olympics. Customers wait up to 40 minutes for his checkout line because of his infectious positivity.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “They will wait 40 minutes just to make sure they check out with him.” — Amy (15:57)
  • “However, I ain't waiting 40 minutes. I don't care if it's Santa Claus.” — Bobby (16:33)
• The team admires both Michael's spirit and the generosity of those supporting him.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote/Story | |-----------|-----------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 01:37 | Amy | "We were there for each other… if you could take the kids this day, which I know normally is not your day...it just feels good that we can be that way." | | 04:14 | Bobby | "Old me...I would ever see Rage is when we would lose something like that, and I would just, like, want to punch the couch." | | 04:47 | Bobby | "I yelled at somebody because it really got me going. I wasn't triggered, I felt like they deserved to be yelled at." | | 07:25 | Ray | “‘These are so good, dad.’ Gosh, I don't know how you do it." | | 10:45 | Bobby | "Happy anniversary to sexism." | | 11:35 | Amy | "'I am they. Like, who?'” on women doctors having to assert themselves. | | 14:01 | Bobby | "You can have stupidity in your brain, but that means you don't have hate in your heart." | | 15:27 | Bobby | "He owns two pizza shops, paid for it, and is just doing the work and donating it." | | 15:57 | Amy | "They will wait 40 minutes just to make sure they check out with him." | | 16:33 | Bobby | "However, I ain't waiting 40 minutes. I don't care if it's Santa Claus." |

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Important Timestamps

• 01:17–03:29: Amy’s co-parenting approach and gratitude
• 03:29–05:34: Bobby's reflections on maturity and yelling incident
• 05:34–06:45: Bobby’s daily life, boxing, team anecdotes
• 06:49–08:32: Ray’s son’s birthday, family mini-golf outing
• 09:35–14:15: The infamous doctor story, labor antics, gender roles in medicine
• 15:10–15:55: Bobby’s good news: WA pizza shop owner feeds those in need
• 15:55–16:56: Amy’s good news: beloved GA cashier’s fundraiser for Special Olympics

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Tone & Atmosphere

The episode is warm, humorous, self-deprecating, and upbeat, balancing genuine gratitude with the show’s signature friendly banter. Serious moments—such as handling co-parenting or growing past old anger—are paired with comedic stories and supportive camaraderie among the cast. The “Tell Me Something Good” segments radiate positivity and community spirit.

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For Listeners Who Haven’t Tuned In

This episode delivers a blend of life lessons, hilarious moments, and heartening tales. You’ll hear how honest communication can smooth parenting post-divorce, how therapy and perspective bring emotional growth, and how simple acts—family dinners, feeding neighbors, or showing up at the checkout lane—make for memorable, meaningful days. All served up with laughter, humility, and the crew’s unmistakable chemistry.

Transcript

[Amy]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

Around the room Amy so calendar wise my ex husband and I we have meetings from time to time where we go over like what several months will look like and it just feels really good because yesterday we got all the way to June and maybe July. But I told him it just depended on some of our work stuff that we kind of what our summer vacation looks like, I don't know. But we had to there were some things where we had to work with each other like based on what he had and what I have and then what the kids have. And I just have a lot of gratitude for how we're able to handle it because I know I was talking to someone else. I know it's not that easy with her co parent and so I'm just thankful that we took the time and we carefully went through month by month and we, we were there for each other. Like hey this would be really helpful if you could take the kids this day, which I know normally is not your day, but I have this. And then like his girlfriend got him tickets to some concert one weekend which happens to fall on his weekend. But I was like well I'll take him that weekend. Like you know it's not that big of a deal. So I just like that we can be that way.

[Bobby Bones]

Do you find compromising Is easier the longer you do it.

[Amy]

Yes. I just think sometimes you have to. So this would be a tip too, is like sometimes if you're fresh off maybe not agreeing about something, like maybe have your meeting later. Because when you're in both and like, if vibes are good, both of you

[Bobby Bones]

as much out as you can, then you're.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like, you're, You're. You're just in a good place where both of you are willing to give. It's like a give take that feels good. And it's like, hey. Yeah. I mean, we were hanging up. He was like, hey, this is a really good call. Like, thanks for being so cool about it. And I'm like, yeah, thank you for being cool about it. And, you know, taking the dog this weekend when I need extra help with the dog. So I'm just thankful because I know that's not always the case. And sometimes we do have, like. We had another thing we had to work through recently where the vibes weren't so good, but we got through it and we sort of. A few hours later it resolved itself. And so sometimes you just gotta be patient. But that would have. If we had had a calendar meeting scheduled around that time. We probably have moved it because I think you need to do that when the vibes are feeling good.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm glad to hear that. Yeah.

[Amy]

So I just have gratitude for it.

[Bobby Bones]

Good for you. Me, I don't know if I have any one specific thing. I had a full day yesterday, but it was a good day. Arkansas ended up losing the basketball game, but it was double overtime. It's a tough loss, but I think I'm getting a little more mature because I didn't. I wasn't, like, angry. We lost a game in double overtime. We had two guys that couldn't play because of injury. We had three that fouled out. We're playing with walk ons. It's a really good game. We end up losing by two. Missed a shot at the end. And I was disappointed, but I was like, man, that was a good game. I never feel that way.

[Ray]

Is it you growing up a little

[Bobby Bones]

bit or is it Nats?

[Ray]

Yeah. Is it? Because they're really good, like the team and you know that.

[Bobby Bones]

You know, my team.

[Ray]

Yeah. You know, they are.

[Bobby Bones]

I think they're really good. Yeah. And I think we lost last night because again, we had players that couldn't play. And then we had a bunch of walk ons playing at the end. But still old me. It's the only time that I would ever see Rage is when we would lose something like that, and I would just, like, want to punch the couch. Like, humans don't make me that mad. But let's see. I was in therapy, though. What's today? Thursday. At therapy on Tuesday. And I was telling my therapy, I yelled at somebody at work, and I've never done that before. And I said, yeah, I yelled at somebody because it really got me going. I said, I wasn't. I wasn't triggered. I felt like they deserved to be yelled at. And he's like, how'd that make you feel?

[Amy]

What?

[Bobby Bones]

And I said, very good. I said, because they needed that. I said, I never yell. I never even get to a place where I feel like I need to yell. Heck, most times, I feel like if it gets a little more tense if you talk like this, they pay more attention to you. It's like those super bowl commercials that are super quiet. Everybody's like, why is there no sound? Let's look at it. So, yeah, I yelled at somebody, and it was the first time in the history of my professional career that I yelled at somebody.

[Amy]

No, I mean, I'm shocked you yelled.

[Bobby Bones]

If I told you what it was, you'd be like, oh, I'm surprised you didn't punch him. Oh, Xbox.

[Ray]

What did you think?

[Amy]

Obviously not. They're not.

[Eddie]

Definitely wasn't me, man.

[Amy]

But one day, are you gonna tell us what it was?

[Bobby Bones]

As soon as the mics go off, I'll tell you privately, I don't give a crap.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Ray]

All right, let's wrap it up.

[Bobby Bones]

So. But yesterday had recorded a Bobby cast for later for the band Perry. That was great. A very full day. I boxed yesterday for the first time. This can be good. My ankle's just a little sore after surgery, so I went and boxed. Got a new boxing coach, so I've been working with him and started day one. Wasn't completely start back at zero. Like, I still knew, you know, the number system, it was a little slow. Still speed bag, still difficult.

[Ray]

But the numbers are like the punches.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Ray]

One, two, two, combo.

[Bobby Bones]

One, two, three, four, five, six. All different punches. Yeah. So it's good. I had a good day yesterday. Even though it was jam packed. I felt bad for Mike. He didn't even eat. It was one of those days where if you don't purposefully have food near your mouth and chew in your brief moment, you don't even get to eat. So I felt bad for Mike yesterday. I was like, mike, what did you eat for lunch? This is before I went to box he goes, that's nuts.

[Ray]

It's in your bag.

[Bobby Bones]

Really good almonds. Always have them with me. I had some nuts in a bar, but those days usually wind me down. And then we lost the game. I thought. But now I feel pretty good. I feel pretty good. Got decent. I got five and a half hours sleep last night. My Oura ring gave me a 75 score. Feel pretty good about that. That's it. Eddie.

[Ray]

I feel bad talking about food now that Mike didn't eat, but yesterday was awesome.

[Bobby Bones]

He's eating since.

[Ray]

No, I know.

[Bobby Bones]

I think he's good now. It's coming up.

[Eddie]

You don't really feel bad.

[Ray]

I do, because yesterday was my son's birthday, and I thought it was so cool that he asked me to make ribs for him.

[Bobby Bones]

That's cool. It means he really loves what you do.

[Ray]

Like, he could have anything. You want to go to Olive Garden? You want to go to this restaurant? No, Dad, I want you to smoke me some ribs. So when I got home, I started smoking ribs, and it was so cool to see him, like, enjoy those ribs and be like, these are so good, dad. Gosh, I don't know how you do it. And to me, I don't know. I just, like, that's so cool to me that, like, it's the only thing I think of. Like, tell me something good that happened yesterday. Although I went to a place, he also wanted to play mini golf. I went to a place where we need to go as a group. It was the coolest mini golf place I've ever been to.

[Bobby Bones]

Restrain. Amy.

[Ray]

Amy. I thought about you. I'm like, amy's been dying for a

[Bobby Bones]

group outing since 2016.

[Ray]

Yeah, it's an indoor, like, putt putt place, but it's got music. Bobby. They had the Arkansas game on, like, huge tv.

[Amy]

They have shovel right down the corner.

[Ray]

No, no, no. It's like, a little outside of town, but it's legit.

[Bobby Bones]

Is it over near the in and out?

[Ray]

Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I saw. I saw before they opened it.

[Ray]

Dude, it's.

[Bobby Bones]

So it's the Tiger woods thing.

[Ray]

Oh, it's Tiger's place.

[Bobby Bones]

I think so. I think he's the big one of the owners of that.

[Ray]

Well, he knows what he's doing.

[Bobby Bones]

Awesome. Yeah. That's cool. Is it fun, though?

[Ray]

It was cool. It was so much fun. I could picture all of us going as a group. Amy.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. We'd end up gambling, which would be awesome.

[Amy]

That's fine.

[Bobby Bones]

And then we take all Amy's money because she'd want to Be a part of the group. I think it's cool that your son like of anything he could pick. He wanted to pick something that was something that you take pride in.

[Ray]

I agree.

[Bobby Bones]

That's pretty cool.

[Ray]

It was a special, special moment.

[Bobby Bones]

That's cool.

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[Bobby Bones]

Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I mean, I guess buying in. It counts as today because today I have kept two humans alive for six years, which is pretty incredible because people talk about raising kids and it just shows you it's really not that hard to raise kids. You can keep them alive if I've done two for six years. But it also takes me back to a great memory, maybe the most sexist comment ever by someone that I've known. And his name is Eddie. Because six years ago today, Ray and him decided to bring Chick Fil A to the hospital.

[Ray]

Oh gosh.

[Eddie]

When my baby was being born and we went out and had lunch and he was going to come back and say hello to my wife, we walk in the room and the doctor's like, hey guys, everybody out. It's go time. It's go time. And Eddie looks at this woman in the face and goes, well, where's the doctor?

[Ray]

It was the. I thought it was the nurse.

[Eddie]

And she goes, I'm right here.

[Bobby Bones]

That's. That happened in Barbie. That's so funny. That's happened in the Barbie movie where she's. He's like, I need to speak to the doctor. She's like, I am the doctor.

[Ray]

Right, right.

[Bobby Bones]

And he's like, no, that can't be

[Ray]

right at the moment.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Ray]

I just feel like the nurse was being a little pushy getting us out of the room.

[Bobby Bones]

That's crazy.

[Eddie]

And so six years ago, to this day, in the face and said, well, where's the doctor?

[Bobby Bones]

Happy anniversary to sexism.

[Ray]

She was sweet, though. She was just like, I'm the doctor.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh.

[Amy]

Because trust me, that's not the first time she's had to deal with that.

[Ray]

Exactly.

[Amy]

No, no. I'm saying a lot of other people.

[Bobby Bones]

So funny.

[Ray]

Yeah. Forget the fact that I took him and his wife lunch. Like, me and Ray were doing a good thing, but that's what he remembers.

[Bobby Bones]

You literally said, where's the doctor?

[Eddie]

No, no, he said, oh, then where's the doctor?

[Ray]

Then where's the doctor? Because I thought she was the nurse. Like, we got to get out. She's having the baby. And I was like, okay, cool. Where's the doctor? She's like, I am the doctor. Like, got it.

[Bobby Bones]

Got it. I know this is years ago, but

[Amy]

a little bit still, I know the reason why this. I know for sure this happens. This doctor, like, posted a video of how a lot of times she has, like, she'll be delivering news to patients about stuff, and the patients will reply back to her. Well, how do they know? And she'll be like, who's they? I am they. Like, who?

[Ray]

Are you still doing that?

[Amy]

Yeah, like, they. They. That's more times.

[Bobby Bones]

Because five years ago was a different year. So different.

[Amy]

More times than not, they don't think that she's the one making the decisions.

[Bobby Bones]

That's crazy, man.

[Ray]

That was five years ago.

[Eddie]

Six years ago.

[Ray]

Six years ago. Wow.

[Bobby Bones]

You said, where's the doctor?

[Ray]

Do you remember that, Ray?

[Bobby Bones]

I remember it. But also, in your defense, she was dressed pretty casually. Yeah.

[Ray]

Like a nurse.

[Eddie]

She had scrubs.

[Amy]

You mean like scrubs?

[Ray]

Yeah, just regular scrubs.

[Amy]

Okay. Yeah, but doctors wear that, especially when delivering a baby.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm not giving you the benefit of the scrubs.

[Ray]

The doctor usually had, like, a white coat, you know, like, with a name on it. And I'd be like, oh, doctor. But I literally was just like, well, where's the doctor?

[Bobby Bones]

That's one of my new favorite stories. Just talking to Eddie's wife again.

[Ray]

Stop, stop, stop. Just move on. Stop.

[Bobby Bones]

I told her, too.

[Ray]

I'm like, stop bringing up those stories when we're out to dinner with them.

[Bobby Bones]

They're the greatest stories, and I feel

[Ray]

like she loves telling them because she

[Bobby Bones]

never gets to tell them because we laugh so hard. And a Lot of it is just her confirming things that she's already confirmed that Eddie will, over time, slowly eat away at and go, well, that's not true. Well, that's not true.

[Ray]

She told you, Amy?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. No, one of the two. I won't even share the other one. If you don't want it to be shared, that's fine.

[Ray]

I don't even know what you're talking about.

[Bobby Bones]

But the one was when Eddie's wife was going into labor and he made her drive, and then he made her stop at McDonald's.

[Ray]

We hadn't eaten breakfast.

[Amy]

I know. Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

And she's just like, every part of that's true.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

That I had to drive. This is her. I had to drive, and I had to stop at McDonald's to get him food. And as I was going to give birth to the baby, we had gone

[Ray]

to the doctor four times already or the hospital four times already.

[Bobby Bones]

So on the 5th, she has to drive. It's like a punch card.

[Ray]

No, no, no. The thing is, she's only had. She had only had C sections. So when she was like, I think I'm having contractions. I'm like, you don't know what that is?

[Bobby Bones]

But still, why would you not drive? Is my question. Even if it's the 80th time, why would you not drive?

[Ray]

I don't. I don't think I was. Honestly, how can I let her drive?

[Bobby Bones]

You said that at dinner, too, and she said. No, she drove. Said she was white knuckling the steering wheel. I remember that. Her exact words.

[Ray]

That'd be weird of me to let her drive.

[Bobby Bones]

That's what I'm saying.

[Ray]

Yeah. I don't know about that, because as

[Bobby Bones]

sexist as you are, obviously you would want to drive.

[Ray]

The man should drive.

[Bobby Bones]

Dude, that. Where's the doctor story? I don't even know you, man.

[Ray]

I remember that one. Yeah, I remember that. I was really embarrassed.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. If you're embarrassed, that means you don't have hate in your heart.

[Ray]

No, I don't have hate.

[Bobby Bones]

You can have stupidity in your brain, but that means you don't have hate in your heart. Dang. That's crazy. Okay.

[Ray]

Thanks, Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

You're welcome, man.

[Bobby Bones]

Six years. Congrats on the kids. But that just. That story was mostly. Oh, the story is the one. Sexism. Yeah. Yeah. All right. There you go. That is what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Bobby. Tell me something good. You know what I had for dinner last night? What Pizza again. I think I'm sick. For the last eight nights, the same exact pizza from the same exact place. For those who don't know, I can't have dairy, but I found a place called Blaze, Not a commercial. They make a pizza with really great vegan cheese. It's not a vegan pizza because I like pepperoni and they put hot honey on it. I've had it six in the last eight nights. When Eddie and I went to dinner, I ate a pizza because they made that vegan cheese. I just didn't have it for so long. So I'm in a big pizza kick. I think that's why I get these pizza stories. This guy Will in Washington, he is an award winning pizza maker. He hand tossed and baked 80 pizzas to feed those in need across his community. He personally loaded 60 hot pizzas into his vintage 1941 delivery truck, hopped on a ferry and delivered them to Mary's Place, an emergency shelter in Seattle. But he didn't stop there. He baked another 25 the following day for the Salvation Army. He owns two pizza shops, paid for it, and is just doing the work and donating it.

[Amy]

That's awesome.

[Bobby Bones]

So big shout out to Will Grant in Bainbridge Island. His pizza shop isn't in here. I'd shout it out. Yeah, but look up Will Grant in Bainbridge Island's pizza shop. That's from Kitsap Daily News. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the Good News with Amy. Tell me something good. All right.

[Amy]

There's a cashier at a Publix in Georgia. His name is Michael Master Angelo and he's intellectually disabled. And he has people that will come to his line because he's so awesome. And they will wait 40 minutes just to make sure they check out with him. He's known for greeting every shopper like an old friend and bringing just unmatched positivity to the store. Something his manager says, this cannot be taught. This just comes naturally to him. And he's had a fundraiser going and he hit a personal goal for the Special Olympics, raising more than $31,000 in just six days at his register.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, he was raising it for other people?

[Amy]

Yeah, for the Special Olympics.

[Ray]

Wow, that's cool.

[Bobby Bones]

That's so cool. I'm glad we're highlighting this because I love an awesome story like this. However, I ain't waiting 40 minutes. I don't care if it's Santa Claus.

[Ray]

Your favorite cashier of all time.

[Bobby Bones]

I only 40 minutes. I just don't go to the grocery store with thought of I have an extra 40 minutes. So all these people that are waiting and donating like you should also be highlighted. Yeah he and them because I'm in. I'm gonna get my beautiful beans. I'm gonna get out self checkout.

[Amy]

Well they're obviously wanting to. Yeah. Support his castle.

[Bobby Bones]

That's awesome.

[Amy]

That's what I'm saying to somebody else. They might not be able to donate to his personal cause.

[Bobby Bones]

That's great. I love that story. That is what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good.

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[Amy]

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