TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (THURS): Bobby's Happy To Be Exhausted

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show — “TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (THURS): Bobby's Happy To Be Exhausted”

Date: March 26, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones
Main Cast: Bobby Bones, Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox (Producer)
Theme: Sharing Feel-Good Stories, Life Updates, and Fun Banter

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Episode Overview

In this episode, the crew dives into their signature "Tell Me Something Good" segment, swapping positive stories, personal victories, and life challenges with their characteristic mix of humor and relatability. Bobby is “happy to be exhausted” thanks to parenthood, improved sleep, and excitement about Arkansas’s appearance in the NCAA Sweet 16. The team discusses sleep trackers, the frustrations of home and car ownership, the impact of rising gas prices, and the practical side of electric vehicles. The show rounds out with uplifting news stories and a healthy dose of playful ribbing.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Bobby’s “Tell Me Something Good”: Happy Exhaustion & College Basketball

• (03:44) Bobby is excited for Arkansas’s Sweet 16 game and admits he’ll be less cheerful if they lose:

  "We're expected and predicted to lose. But that's okay. So today, wake up. Little pep on my step. We're in the Sweet 16 tonight against Arizona."
  — Bobby (03:48)

• Sleep is a big focus: after struggling, he finally gets exceptionally high scores on his Oura Ring.

  "I got like 91 and 94 sleep scores. I haven't had that in a year."
  — Bobby (04:46)

• He reflects on sleep schedule changes before and after the baby:

  "Bobby PB was 8:30, 9 o'clock. Bobby AB after baby, 10:30, 11. Wow. It's feeding schedule, man."
  — Bobby (04:24)

• Possible dairy sneaking into his meal is the suspected culprit for previous sleep issues. Lactaid debate ensues.

Amy Buys a Sleep Tracker & Health Concerns

• (06:12) Amy decides to buy herself an Oura Ring for her birthday, joining Bobby in sleep tracking. She's surprised by the cost and justifies it as a gift to herself.

• She expresses unease about wearing a device constantly:

  "It's like reading my body. There's, like, the electromagnetic energy."
  — Amy (07:07)

• The team jokes about “MFers”—Amy struggles with the term “electromagnetic frequencies” and everyone has fun with her confusion.

Electric and Hybrid Cars & The Pain of Gas Prices

• Discussion about tree storm damage segues into the rising cost of gas and the complexities it adds to everyday life:

  "Everything's going up because of gas, by the way."
  — Bobby (10:08)

  "So I was watching the news yesterday...they were like, you just need to be a patriot and accept we have high gas prices and maybe not get that Starbucks."
  — Bobby (10:24)

• Bobby highlights the benefit of electric vehicles (EVs) in his household:

  "What's great is we got two electric cars...So we haven't had to spend any money on gas because of all electric."
  — Bobby (13:12)

• Amy and Bobby discuss hybrid vs. fully electric, recharging routines, and free public charging stations.

• Amy brings up the home energy efficiency report card:

  "You can get a breakdown of where you sit in your neighborhood...I'm average."
  — Amy (14:22)

  Bobby jokes:

  "Does it show you who's bad?...I'd wanna know who's wasting the most."
  — Bobby (14:45)

Homeowner Headaches: Pools, Storm Damage, and Perspective

• Massive ice storm damage:

  "We ended up with like $60,000 in damage and insurance covers none of it because it doesn't cover freeze here, man."
  — Bobby (15:29)

• Five days to refill a swimming pool with a hose; discussion of the hidden cost and complications of pool ownership.

• Both Bobby and Amy admit they wouldn’t get another pool, emphasizing it’s often a “friend with a pool” situation.

  “If I could come back and redo the house, I would not have a swimming pool.”
  — Bobby (17:09)

• Bobby pre-empts criticism:

  “I'm not complaining about the pool....I'm just sharing my life. So I ain't crying on the yacht.”
  — Bobby (18:10)

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Notable & Memorable Quotes

• Bobby, on parenthood’s toll:

  “Bobby PB was 8:30, 9 o'clock. Bobby AB after baby, 10:30, 11. Wow.” (04:24)

• Amy, on wearable devices:

  “I'm just gonna have it on if I. If I'm tracking it for my sleep, then I'm wearing it all day, and I'm wearing it all night, and what's it doing to me?” (07:31)

• Bobby, on the rising cost of everything:

  “Everything's going up because of gas, by the way...it's getting more expensive because gas has reached new heights.” (10:08)

• Bobby, on pool ownership realities:

  “The problem with infinity pools is that they cost infinity money. Because something's always wrong.” (17:09)

• Amy’s life hack:

  “My whole driving life, I have filled up at empty...So now I try to do quarter a tank…stop being ridiculous, like, you can break this pattern.” (23:20)

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“Tell Me Something Good” — Good News Stories

Producer Lunchbox: Ice Storm Cleanup

(09:23)
After months of downed tree branches from a big ice storm, city crews finally clear the debris:

“Yesterday, one of those big trucks with a claw was going through the neighborhood and finally picking up some of the branches... Oh, a good sight to see, man.”
— Guest (Lunchbox)

Eddie: Birthday Surprise

(22:05)
Eddie shares about a surprise birthday card from his in-laws — with a $150 Visa gift card inside:

“As an adult?...I was like, oh, like, what am I gonna...No, I opened it up and I was like, this feels kind of heavy. 150 gift card.”
— Eddie

• They riff on using a Visa gift card at gas stations and the increasing inconvenience of buying gas.

Eddie: Hero Surf Instructor

(28:37)
Surf instructor Lucas in Oceanside, CA saves a six-year-old and her father caught in a riptide:

"It's a double save, baby. He grabs both of them, swims it back to shore, and they're safe. No medical attention needed. They're good to go."
— Eddie (28:37)

The group discusses riptides, ocean safety, and Amy tells a story of a woman who was unexpectedly pulled out to sea.

Lunchbox: Car Parts Recovery

(30:32)
After his custom Ford Raptor is stolen, Blake Hensley spots his wheels for sale on Facebook Marketplace. With police help, he recovers his property:

“He checks the serial number... And he sets up a buy...they recover the wheels, they find his truck and he gets it back.”
— Guest (Lunchbox) (30:32)

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Fun & Quirky Sidetracks

• Gas Station Nostalgia: Reminiscing about old gas prices and payphone hacks.
• Bobbycast on Netflix: Surprise to Eddie that he appears (via voice) in the new episode.
• Facebook Marketplace Safety: Amy shares her buy/sell habits, Bobby worries about safety.

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Key Timed Segments

• 03:44 — Bobby’s big mood, sleep scores, and Arkansas basketball joy.
• 06:11 — Amy joins sleep tracking revolution.
• 13:12 — Electric/hybrid car chat and impact on household expenses.
• 15:29 — Ice storm damage and five-day pool fill saga.
• 17:09 — The hidden drawbacks of luxury pools.
• 22:05 — Eddie’s birthday gift card surprise.
• 28:37 — Surf instructor's double rescue story.
• 30:32 — Facebook Marketplace sting recovers stolen wheels.
• 31:21 — Marketplace buying and selling safety.
• Rest of episode — Interwoven: nostalgic stories, playful arguing, quick lessons in adulting.

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Tone & Style

• Upbeat, friendly, and conversational—punctuated with rapid-fire back-and-forth and jokes.
• The hosts are self-aware, poking fun at themselves and each other while sharing both the positive and “annoying” sides of life’s milestones.

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For New Listeners

This episode offers a classic "Bobby Bones Show" experience—a blend of good news, personal honesty, practical life hacks, and infectious camaraderie. Whether you tune in for feel-good stories or the humor, you’re guaranteed to walk away smiling and, as always, feeling “guaranteed human.”

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[Lunchbox (Producer)]

It's time for the good news.

[Bobby]

Tell me something good. Want to use this as my Tell me something good. It hasn't happened yet. It's happening tonight. I'm very excited because Arkansas plays tonight. We're in the sweet 16. So I may not be able to do it tomorrow. If we lose, we're expected and and predicted to lose. But that's okay. So today, wake up. Little pep on my step. We're in the Sweet 16 tonight against Arizona. So yeah, pretty happy about that. That's one exciting I looked at my scores for my aura ring this morning. Sleep scores and I I wasn't feeling great last night so I went to sleep somewhat early. Not for Bobby pb, but for Bobby ab.

[Eddie]

I'm struggling with it.

[Bobby]

After baby, pre baby, after baby. Yeah. Bobby PB was 8:30, 9 o', clock. Bobby AB after baby, 10:30, 11. Wow. It's feeding schedule, man.

[Eddie]

Sure, I get it.

[Bobby]

No you don't.

[Eddie]

I mean I remember those days.

[Bobby]

Okay. Thank you Eddie. I'll say. Sometimes I forgot. It's been a long time, man.

[Eddie]

It's been a while.

[Bobby]

But I wasn't Feeling great. So I fell asleep a little early. I got like 91 and 94 sleep scores. I haven't had that in a year.

[Amy]

That's huge.

[Bobby]

I don't know if it's because I'm so exhausted or I ate something that wasn't great.

[Amy]

Dairy.

[Bobby]

Could have snuck some dairy in on me. Yesterday I ordered a salad from a place and there was like sprinkles of something. And I put no dairy, but there's still sprinkles on it. And I took lactate before, but it could have been that.

[Eddie]

You think it was cheese?

[Amy]

Even just a sprinkle.

[Bobby]

Sprinkles of white. Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

Like Parmesan.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Because I don't ever have it. If there's any. It wrecks me.

[Amy]

Even with a Lactaid.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Two.

[Amy]

Wow.

[Eddie]

Whoa.

[Bobby]

Remember that listener who called and said she takes like 10 lactate?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And she keeps building up because we're tall. I don't want to get to that point.

[Eddie]

Father in law, man. Every time he eats ice cream, it's like 15 of them.

[Amy]

He should get lactate ice cream. They have that.

[Bobby]

I've tried like the. Like. Like toast intolerant. It doesn't taste as good.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Bobby]

But I did that, so. But I got a really good night's sleep last night, which is rare. I made a couple notes here. My wife was able to, in the chaos of a baby, just be having a baby a couple weeks old. Made a banana bread yesterday. That was so good.

[Amy]

Yum.

[Bobby]

So I had that. Yeah. Is that. Is really. Only had like a small piece, but it was really good. So I did that. What else do I have? What did I write down here? Story. I think that's. Sleep is written wrong. Okay. I think that's my three.

[Amy]

Well, it's funny that you mentioned sleep. Oh. I don't know if you're coming to me next.

[Bobby]

I was looking right at you.

[Amy]

Okay. So it's funny that you mentioned about the. Your sleep and your aura ring is aura, right?

[Eddie]

Aura.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Because late last night I finally decided to order one.

[Bobby]

Nice. And that's. I was shocked at how much they cost.

[Amy]

Me too.

[Eddie]

Me too.

[Amy]

Me too, too. But guess what I did. I made it my birthday present to myself. Even though my birthday was a week or so ago, I hadn't gotten myself anything. So.

[Bobby]

Is that how it works?

[Amy]

Yeah. That's how I. I just justified it. And I was like, happy birthday to me. And. And I mostly want it to track my sleep. I mean, steps will be fine.

[Bobby]

That's what I use for sleep, whatever.

[Amy]

But really, it's sleep I do worry about having. Like, I quit wearing an Apple watch a long time ago, and. And, I mean, I have my cell phone near me, but I do worry about, like, just wearing something all the time and sleeping with it all the time that's just connected to my body.

[Bobby]

I'm not a jewelry person at all. It's not bothersome at all.

[Amy]

No, no, no. I'm not talking. I wear jewelry. That's fine. I'm talking about. It's con. It's like reading my body. There's, like, the electromagnetic energy.

[Bobby]

Try again.

[Eddie]

You're so close.

[Bobby]

What is it?

[Amy]

MF or now just try again with the word MFer.

[Bobby]

What?

[Amy]

Electromagnetic.

[Bobby]

He got it. Almost. You're 85% there now.

[Amy]

Electromagnetic energy.

[Bobby]

I don't even know if that's it. I was just.

[Amy]

I don't see frequency. Maybe electromagnetic frequencies. I just know that, you know, I'm just gonna have it on if I. If I'm tracking it for my sleep, then I'm wearing it all day, and I'm wearing it all night, and what's it doing to me?

[Bobby]

So you're also probably getting something negative from.

[Amy]

I don't know. We'll see.

[Bobby]

We'll see. I don't think you'll see.

[Amy]

Well, no. Time will tell. Future will tell.

[Bobby]

But I don't think that's true. Can I tell you why?

[Amy]

Not with me, I'm saying in the Future, who knows? 20 years from now, they'd be like, no concern. We've been wearing these rings and everybody's fine. Or they're going to be like, oh, whoopsie, we were wrong. Everybody's dying. You know, like, time will tell.

[Bobby]

I think there will be a general. Everybody's dying because of all the. What you call them? MFers.

[Eddie]

Because all the mfers going in your body.

[Bobby]

Yeah. With all, like, the waves that we don't see.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, it could be from. I mean, we're already exposed to all kinds of things. I get it. But it's like, it's just one less thing I can do. But I ordered one, so I think.

[Bobby]

This is not a commercial for oura rings. Although they should at this point. They should definitely invest in the show. But I think the Apple watch does just as good of a job. I just don't. Wearing a watch is a little too heavy for me to wear when I sleep.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby]

So that's why I wear the ring. And I need it to track sleep. And then.

[Amy]

What color is yours? Graphite. Or something.

[Bobby]

I don't know. What? You tell me.

[Amy]

I got gold. Yours looks like dark.

[Bobby]

If you were to say. What color is it?

[Amy]

If I were to have to assign it a color, I'd say graphite or gray or something.

[Eddie]

Is it like blackish?

[Amy]

Yeah, it's like titanium.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

Titanium.

[Bobby]

Is titanium a color? Yeah, I thought titanium would be like, silver.

[Amy]

Yes. And that's. Graphite. Is also silver, like graphite color. Titanium, color of a pencil.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's fine. But you said titanium.

[Amy]

I thought titanium could lean towards graphite.

[Bobby]

Now we're leaning colors in titanium. All right, tell me something good. Lunchbox.

[Guest]

Oh, we had an ice storm a couple months ago. Maybe it was a month ago. I don't even know when it was. But there has been tree branches stacked in the yards all through the neighborhood. And yesterday, one of those big trucks with a claw was going through the neighborhood and finally picking up some of the branches. Oh, a good sight to see, man.

[Bobby]

Lining the roads wherever you go in Nashville. Massive amounts of just not just limbs, but sometimes trunks, bases of trees.

[Eddie]

Huge.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So my question is, where does all that go? Like, are they making paper out of this because it's a lot of wood, or are they just chipping it, throwing it in playgrounds?

[Bobby]

They're probably chipping it. They could be using it, but then you have to haul that to a

[Eddie]

paper mill because that's a lot of wood.

[Bobby]

And the price of gas right now, you ain't doing a lot of hauling. Everything's going up because of gas, by the way. Like, the USPS just announced an 8% increase, and that's because of gas. Uber eats any delivery. Amazon flights, everything is getting more expensive because gas has reached new heights. So I was watching the news yesterday, just clips, and I guess I don't turn it on my tv, but they were like, you just need to be a patriot and accept we have high gas prices and maybe not get that Starbucks. And that's.

[Amy]

Who said that.

[Bobby]

It's for sure talking points. Right. Because I saw it in, like, three places saying the exact same thing. And let's say if that were just it, I'd fully understand that that is a message, but it's affecting everything. It's not just about not getting a Starbucks. It's about Amazon delivery. Yeah. It's about having to go get your kids at school using gas, and they're like, you know what? That, that, that 80 cents, you'll be okay. No, no, it's 80 when you have to fill your tank up. Times however Many gallons you're putting in times per day.

[Eddie]

It adds up.

[Bobby]

So that stuff kind of irritates me when they talk down to normal people, like, you can. And they don't have to worry about that. And so, yeah, my point is they want a paper mill, probably.

[Eddie]

Man, you know what I thought of, like, because, I mean, just two weeks ago, we were like, over here in Nashville. It was like $2.59 a gallon. Right. So I was thinking, like, it's going to go up. Maybe I should, like, get a big old bin or whatever and fill it up with gas. I wonder if people do that. People, like, hoard gas because.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Do they? Sure, Some. But it's dangerous. And then also, you're. You're predicting a gas market. So unless, you know we're going to go to war with Iran.

[Eddie]

Well, you saw it creep, like, that's what I'm saying. It was told it was creeping like 10 cents every day.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then all of a sudden, I

[Bobby]

would say, don't do that, because something will catch it on fire. You have a little gas can, but a big gas can is if something goes wrong, everything goes up.

[Eddie]

Okay, so there is one place out in the country that's still a little cheap. I drove by it the other day.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I might just go take all my cars over there and go fill up.

[Bobby]

What's great is we got two electric car. We have one fully electric, the Hyundai. And my main car is hybrid. So it gets 50 miles on just electric before it goes to gas. We never use gas that you get 50 miles.

[Amy]

Mine's hybrid. I get 14 years is just. What's the point?

[Bobby]

There's just high. You don't get the bread yet. It's only 14.

[Amy]

I plug it in and I don't have a charger at home. I just go at the park. It's free.

[Eddie]

Oh, I've seen those. I've seen those.

[Bobby]

And you get, you know, over 14 miles. I don't know that I'd install a charger in my house either.

[Amy]

Right, I know, but, like, if I go on a walk, I'll park in the electric and then plug her in.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And then.

[Bobby]

Or crack a barrel and then do

[Eddie]

you see, like, a ride, Like a rise in the electric bill?

[Bobby]

No.

[Amy]

Well, no, because I fill it up for free.

[Eddie]

Not you. Not you asking Bobby.

[Bobby]

No. The Hyundai goes forever. And I've had an electric car, my last three cars, fully electric. So the Hyundai is fully electric. It's a Ioniq 9. It's awesome. Before that, I had an all electric Porsche car.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby]

And then I had a Tesla before that, all electric. So I'm used to having all electric. But we always had a gas car too, just in case we needed a last minute, I don't know, go on a road trip. We never did, by the way.

[Eddie]

Journey.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we never really drove anywhere that far.

[Amy]

Spontaneous road trips aren't your thing.

[Bobby]

They're not. So I'm a big advocate of electric vehicles, but I'm not having to buy any gas. And then Caitlin's been home. She hasn't left the house really, unless she's been with me. We go on walks because the only car seat we have now is in the back of my car. So we haven't had to spend any money on gas because of all electric.

[Eddie]

That's pretty good.

[Bobby]

But it still irritates me when I watch people in the news go, just skip your Starbucks one day. Be a patriot.

[Eddie]

And plus, Starbucks is on the way. Like, who goes out of the way to get Starbucks?

[Bobby]

And also.

[Amy]

No, they're just saying for the.

[Bobby]

Yeah, the money.

[Amy]

The money.

[Eddie]

Oh, I thought meant for the gas to go all the way to Starbucks.

[Amy]

No, they're saying the $7 you're spending on your latte, put it towards your.

[Eddie]

Tell me what to do with my money.

[Bobby]

Have never noticed a high electric bill because of the charger.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

But it doesn't constantly charge all the time. Like, I have to plug it in once a week.

[Eddie]

Really? That's good for.

[Bobby]

For like the Hyundai. It's once a week and then it drives all week.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Bobby]

If. If I use it as my primary vehicle.

[Amy]

Did y' all know on your electric bill or through your electric company, you can get a breakdown of where you sit in your neighborhood. Like, if you're energy waster, if you're efficient with your energy, or you're like really good at conserving energy. Because I. I did. I got a breakdown of where I fall and I'm pretty. I'm doing okay. Like, I'm not. I'm. I'm average.

[Bobby]

Does it show you who's bad? Where their house is?

[Amy]

No, it doesn't tell you who they. It doesn't tell you who they are. It just gives you their bills, like, their numbers and how. It's like, you know, these people are killing it. And I sort of want to be like, well, who are they? How can I talk to them about what they do? I wanna. I wanna know, like, what do you do?

[Bobby]

Oh, I'd wanna know who's wasting the most. Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

And right on their house.

[Bobby]

Energy waster, right?

[Amy]

I guess, yes, if they're an energy waster. But I wanna talk to the ones that are able to conserve and I wanna know their tips and tricks. It's probably like we turn all the lights off before we leave the house.

[Eddie]

And I'm like, okay, something easy like that.

[Bobby]

If there's a water version of that, we're gonna lose this month. Oh, for sure, for sure.

[Eddie]

Although you're done. I think you're done.

[Bobby]

Full. It took five whole days with the water hose to fill our swimming pool. That's crazy.

[Amy]

Still is blowing my mind.

[Bobby]

All the ice storm wrecked everything. I think I said on the show. We ended up with like $60,000 in damage and insurance covers none of it because it doesn't cover. Freeze here, man.

[Eddie]

I. I would. I'd lose it.

[Bobby]

You just quit. Move out.

[Eddie]

I would lose it. I don't know what I would do.

[Bobby]

So all in, like, trees, pool. The pool is crazy. There was a while I told Kaylin, I was like, maybe we just don't even. We don't have a pool for a year or so. I'm good. Like, I don't. I never get in it anyway. But we. They fixed it. We filled it back up. It took five days to fill up and With a water hose. And some people were like, hey, they do this thing where they'll bring out water from the fire truck that they can't get the fire truck back here.

[Eddie]

Oh, oh, really?

[Amy]

But that's a thing and you can get it. Do you have to, like, you pay?

[Bobby]

I think you have to pay.

[Eddie]

They don't do that for free.

[Amy]

Well, I know, but I mean, is that a way that the city makes a little extra money?

[Bobby]

I don't know. I don't even know if they do it here. Someone just said they did it. If the fire truck could, like, get their hose.

[Amy]

I feel like that's probably in a small town maybe.

[Eddie]

And would they be, like, on duty when they do it? Probably.

[Bobby]

You're paying money for it.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but what if, like, a fire goes down and they're like, I gotta

[Amy]

go come back, load them up.

[Bobby]

They have to go. But yeah. It took five, five plus days to fill the pool with a water hose running constantly.

[Eddie]

Crazy.

[Bobby]

It's just so weird. It feels so. I always thought it would be, like, so, like, luxurious to have swimming pool. Because growing up, we had one person in a whole town, that swimming pool. But then when you fill it with water hose, water just kind of feels like back when we Were kids running through the hose on same water.

[Eddie]

It's like. It's just a hole in the ground.

[Bobby]

It's just a bunch more of the same water we had as kids.

[Amy]

But yours is pretty.

[Bobby]

The pool's pretty. Yeah.

[Amy]

Is that called zero edge infinity?

[Bobby]

Infinity, yeah.

[Eddie]

Where like when you lay on it, it looks like it never ends.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

The problem with infinity pools is that they cost infinity money. Because something's always wrong. It's always something stupid. If I could come back and like redo the house, I would not have swimming pool. It's not of use to me. I got my use out of it. The two times I used it, I just wouldn't use it.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's not.

[Bobby]

It's.

[Amy]

I gotta say, my last house before I moved had one. And there was problems in the winter. And then this winter during the freeze at my new house, I don't have one and it either. I had a certain exhale about me of like, okay, I don't have to worry about freaking out what I'm gonna do with the pool. And then I'm not gonna have any crazy bills after. From like one winter I left for Christmas, I went to Colorado and my pipes froze and burst for my pool. And when I got back, I had a crazy bill that I had to deal with. Nothing like yours or the ice storm. Cause it wasn't that bad. But it still was just this responsibility that in the end wasn't really worth it for our family. Cause it's not like we were like everyday pool people.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And by the way, nobody knows more than me. No crying on the yacht. So I'm not complaining about the pool. I'm just telling. I'm just telling you a story. It's not a woe is me. I'm not even complaining about the money that we had to pay because the ice storm, the insurance. I'm just sharing my life. So I ain't crying on the yacht. You don't. No tears at all?

[Amy]

Not at all. So I didn't take it that way.

[Bobby]

I know, but people take everything I say every way. So I just want to say that.

[Amy]

I mean, if anything you're saying, like, if any. If you're sitting at your house right now sad because you don't have a pool.

[Eddie]

Like, hey, don't be happy that you don't have one.

[Amy]

It's all good. Like you're hearing from two people that have at home that are like, I

[Eddie]

guess it is better when your friend has a pool.

[Amy]

Yes. It's like your friend has a boat.

[Bobby]

Yeah yeah.

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[Bobby]

Tell me something good, Eddie.

[Eddie]

So it was my birthday Saturday, and my in laws have been bugging me. They've been texting me like, hey, did you get that card? I got that I sent you? And I've been like, you know what? I haven't even checked the mailbox. I haven't checked. I've been putting it off. I should have checked it sooner. Guys, they put money in there. They gave me 150 gift card as an adult.

[Bobby]

You got money as an adult?

[Eddie]

And I was like, oh, like, what am I gonna. Why do I want a card? It's gonna be like, happy birthday, we love you, blah, blah, whatever. No, I opened it up and I was like, this feels kind of heavy. 150 gift card.

[Amy]

Gift card to wear.

[Eddie]

It was just one of those Visa gift cards.

[Amy]

Plus, you can use it on gas.

[Eddie]

So I was thinking maybe an aura ring.

[Bobby]

Can you take a Visa gift card and stick it in the machine?

[Eddie]

That's a good question.

[Bobby]

I've done it before because they ask you for the reason I asked that you have. They ask you for a zip code on a lot of that stuff, and that really doesn't have a zip code because it's not attached to anyone specifically.

[Amy]

Maybe if they know it's a gift card, they don't ask you for the zip code.

[Eddie]

Or maybe you have to go to the actual counter.

[Bobby]

That I could understand. When's the last time you went inside to pay for gas?

[Amy]

The last time I got gas.

[Bobby]

Really? Why?

[Amy]

Yeah, because I forgot my wallet, and I'm doing this new thing this year where I fill up at a quarter of a tank and.

[Bobby]

Oh, you fill up when it gets down to a quarter?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby]

I thought you were filling up to a quarter of a tank. Like, it's all full at one quarter. Oh, my God, that sounds like the worst strategy ever.

[Amy]

My whole driving life, I have filled up at empty. Like, I go to the gas station when I'm.

[Eddie]

When the light comes on.

[Amy]

Well, when beyond the light, like, my current car will say, please refuel at one point when it's low, and then it hits a point where it says, refuel immediately.

[Eddie]

Like, we're not kidding.

[Amy]

Yeah. And so I. And then I've learned, and many listeners have told me how horrible that is on your car. Like, it's just not good. And so in an effort to just be more responsible, I'm like, amy, you can do this. Stop being ridiculous. Like, you can break this pattern. You don't have to live this way. So now I try to do quarter a tank. And the other day, I was driving right past a gas station, and I looked down and I was at a quarter a tank. And I'm like, must get gas. But I didn't have my wallet, but I had my Apple pay on my phone. So I had to go inside and say, you know, put $50 on tank two. And then I scanned and I. So I went in and I paid for the gas.

[Eddie]

I don't think you can do the. I'm gonna fill up on two and I'll be back. Like, they don't think they trust you. Like, I think the last time I did.

[Amy]

Oh, no, I prepaid.

[Eddie]

Yeah, you have to give them money,

[Bobby]

but if you prepay, you can only.

[Amy]

I had to guess. That's what I said. Like, I just had to say, Ah, plus 50 on two, man.

[Eddie]

Back in the day, you can be like, fill up on two.

[Bobby]

Oh, you just spent like, five bucks on four. And five bucks would actually get you gas.

[Eddie]

Yes, that too.

[Bobby]

But also, that's a. Back in the day. And it's also a man. Gas prices are way high right now at the same time, because a little bit of. It's just. Things were cheaper back then. Sure. I remember in Arkansas when I was a kid, probably the 90s, it was less than a dollar a gallon.

[Amy]

Oh, Yeah. I was 99 cents. I was 99 cents.

[Bobby]

Crazy.

[Amy]

Sometimes it'd be 97.

[Bobby]

What was wild about growing up in Mountain Pine was it was one payphone, and the rest of the country didn't have this because I would go places and be shocked. But our payphone was a dime. All of Arkansas payphone was a dime.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's old school.

[Amy]

We were a quarter.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it was a quarter. Everywhere else I ever went was always a quarter, even at that exact time.

[Amy]

Y' all are like the Costco hot dog.

[Eddie]

So cheap.

[Bobby]

That's a good one.

[Amy]

It's still.

[Bobby]

They won't raise the price. Yep, same price as it was, like, 83 or something. So I don't remember.

[Eddie]

But did the quarter. Was that unlimited? Like, could I be on the phone for hours?

[Bobby]

It would eventually tap you out.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. I don't know that I've stayed on long enough to find out, but, yeah, normally I was just responding to a page.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And you could also call collect from a payphone, though, for free. I remember that could be like, say your name. Bobby Answer. Or. Or you would just give the message in that. Be like, I'll be having 30 minutes.

[Eddie]

That was the hack.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And so they'd go where you accept a call from, I'll be having 30 minutes. No, they don't have to, because you just said what you needed to say without money.

[Amy]

That's funny.

[Bobby]

There you go. We have a new Bobby cast up today. I just got a message saying that the title was messed up on the Netflix version. It's probably a Netflix problem. What's. Did you see that? Yeah, they're updating it. It just says episode 23. What happened in this week's episode is a couple things. You know, I get a vote for the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. Did you know that?

[Amy]

Well, only because you said the other day, did y' all pick the things together?

[Bobby]

So we do it every year. I'm surprised they haven't kicked me out. Yeah, because you're not supposed to do that. You're not supposed to say what your vote is. But we. Well, we amplified it this year and did it on Netflix. So we went through all.

[Amy]

This might be your final year.

[Bobby]

Every year, we thought, this is it.

[Eddie]

Wait, I'm on Netflix?

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah. You're up today.

[Eddie]

I'm up today.

[Bobby]

Right, Mike? Yeah. It's Eddie's next. I meant to tell you that. I'm so stupid. No way. Sorry, sorry, sorry.

[Eddie]

This is huge.

[Bobby]

Yesterday, I was thinking I should tell Eddie he made his Netflix debut, and I forgot. Sorry.

[Eddie]

Oh, my. I'm gonna go home and I'm gonna turn it on.

[Bobby]

Don't say anything to the kids.

[Eddie]

I'm not gonna say anything. And they're just gonna see it pop up on tv. This is gonna be amazing.

[Bobby]

So we go through the Rock and Roll hall of Fame nominees, and we pick the people. And then I talked to Chris Robinson, the lead singer of the Black crows. Can you sing a black crow song?

[Amy]

I could if you lead me.

[Bobby]

She never.

[Amy]

Addiction.

[Bobby]

That's it.

[Eddie]

You got it, Amy.

[Amy]

I don't know what that's.

[Bobby]

They updated it that quick? It's already fixed now on Netflix.

[Eddie]

I didn't see it fixed. Maybe.

[Bobby]

What's the title on podcast? If you go to Bobbycast. This one is just you and Eddie voting on the rock and roll hall. Oh yeah, we did a duel. Yeah, we did two. Oh yeah. Yeah, that's right. And then that's its own. And then we did Chris Robinson audio. What a day.

[Eddie]

You know what? I'm changing my Tell me something good. My Tell me something good is I'm on Netflix today.

[Bobby]

You do that tomorrow after you watch it.

[Eddie]

That is amazing.

[Bobby]

He is on it, right, Mike?

[Eddie]

Oh, dude, if you cut me out,

[Bobby]

we never go to his camera. It's only his voice. You know what? We cut that camera.

[Eddie]

So sad.

[Bobby]

It's like Mike doing this show. There's not a camera on him. Yeah, yeah. So you just hear his voice. If the whole Netflix episode is Eddie's

[Eddie]

voice, only you see our reactions to him. That's it.

[Bobby]

Okay, There you go everybody. Good.

[Eddie]

That's cool. Yeah, man. Great.

[Bobby]

Congratulations. Woo. Pig.

[Amy]

What lunchboxes. Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

Did he not do one?

[Eddie]

Yeah, you did the trees.

[Amy]

Oh yeah.

[Eddie]

Did you have a baby truck?

[Amy]

Did I have a baby?

[Guest]

No.

[Amy]

I guess we're just been talking about so much.

[Bobby]

I heard that's why I get lost sometimes. I'm having to lead it and then also do it. So sometimes you get lost.

[Amy]

And then we went back. Eddie was like, that should have been my telling something good. So then my brain was like, oh, we just did his tell me something good about the gift card.

[Bobby]

You know my tell me something good is now we're ending the segment. All right, there it is. Tell me something good.

[Lunchbox (Producer)]

That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news producer.

[Bobby]

Eddie, Tell me something good.

[Eddie]

Lucas is a surf instructor in Oceanside, California. And he was just taking a break. He was taking doing lessons. But then he's like, I'm gonna grab a sandwich and eat. He's sitting there on the rocks looking out at the ocean. He sees a six year old got caught in a riptide, pulled out. He's like, oh, this isn't good. So he jumps in the water. So while he's trying to swim to the girl, the girl's dad also goes out there. He looks exhausted. They're both drowning. Don't worry. Lucas gets Both of them. It's a double save, baby. He grabs both of them, swims it back to shore, and they're safe. No medical attention needed. They're good to go.

[Bobby]

Wow. So I was wondering, why is a six year old out? It turns out the riptide. Yeah. But again, it pulled him away from his parents.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Bobby]

And the parent.

[Eddie]

And then I guess these riptides, man, they just. If you're in it, it just pulls you out and you can't control it.

[Amy]

I saw a grown woman the other day. Her face was all beat up, and she was filming herself after she'd just been pulled out to see because she just went to go dip her toes in the water.

[Bobby]

Okay. We think she's putting a toe in, and all of a sudden, she gets ripped out to sea. Yeah, that's not a to r. Tide does not get you if you're toe deep.

[Amy]

Okay. She said she was just going for a quick, like, you know, just wanted to kill the water. She was not.

[Eddie]

And it just tripped her and pulled

[Amy]

her in, and it swooped her hand,

[Bobby]

grabbed her by the ankle and dragged

[Amy]

her out on her eye, her nose. Her face is all red. And she was. She put the video up as a warning of, like, be careful out there.

[Bobby]

I agree with be careful out there. The ocean. Don't play. It don't play. However, if you want to get your toes wet, do that. Ocean plays. It's okay to get your toes wet. But she definitely was. Unless somebody dragged her out there. She definitely was. Deeper water.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

All right. Def. You don't think so?

[Amy]

I don't know. You didn't see the video. She was.

[Eddie]

Yeah, man.

[Bobby]

You didn't see the video, I bet. Okay, good point. Good point. All right. There you go. That's what it's all about.

[Lunchbox (Producer)]

That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with lunchbox.

[Bobby]

Tell me something good.

[Guest]

Blake Hensley wakes up in the morning, goes out to his driveway. Oh, no. His 2023 custom Ford Raptor gone missing. Stolen. He's like, oh, no, what am I gonna do? You know what? Custom parts. I bet someone's gonna try to sell it. So he gets on Facebook, marketplace, and he says, oh, those look like my wheels for sale. And he checks the serial number on the wheels. He's like, oh, those are my wheels. And he sets up a buy. He says, hey, man, I'm interested in those wheels. You want to do a meetup? The guy says, yeah. And he loops in the police on it, and they show up. They Recover the wheels, they find his truck and he gets it back.

[Amy]

Nice.

[Eddie]

That's legit.

[Bobby]

Good job by that dude. Yeah. The awareness to know they're probably going to sell it. I mean he must understand cars. And he's probably bought some himself. Not illegally, but like bought some stuff off Facebook Marketplace. Our very own Amy sells stuff on Facebook Marketplace. Yeah, People come to her house. We feel like it's a bit dangerous.

[Amy]

I. Oh, I buy, sell. I sell and I buy. But some people are just sellers.

[Bobby]

No, no, it's not that you buy or sell. It's that you have people come to your house. That's the dangerous part, you know?

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

And you're by yourself.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know. I have system. A system in play that keeps protects me in play.

[Bobby]

I think it's in place.

[Guest]

All right, good story.

[Bobby]

That is what it's all about.

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