TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Amy’s Wild Medical Procedure!

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Amy’s Wild Medical Procedure!

Date: April 7, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)

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Overview

This lively episode of "The Bobby Bones Show" centers on their regular segment, "Tell Me Something Good," where members of the team share uplifting stories from their lives. The highlight of the episode is co-host Amy's recounting of a recent and unusual medical procedure involving a testosterone pellet, along with discussions on health, sports, and personal victories among the cast. The episode maintains the show’s signature playful banter and camaraderie, with each team member contributing their own anecdotes of positivity.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby’s "Tell Me Something Good" Updates

• Stanley the Bulldog’s Recovery (01:09)
  • Bobby is thrilled to have removed the "cone of shame" from his bulldog, Stanley, after an eye procedure (not full surgery).
  • Discusses the hassle of hand-feeding Stanley while he wore the cone and managing increasing doses of eye drops.
  • Quote: “I hope to God he’s getting better.” (03:07)
• Favorite New Olipop Flavor (03:21)
  • Bobby introduces a new favorite: Olipop’s Shirley Temple flavor.
  • Shares opinions on other flavors and family preferences.
  • Amy: “Tastes like Sprite and cherry.” (03:44)
• Arkansas Softball and TV Talk (04:20)
  • Recaps the Arkansas Razorbacks softball win over Auburn.
  • Mentions attempting to watch “Night Agent” but finding it corny, and an ongoing debate about starting “The Wire.”
• On Parenting and Sleep (04:45)
  • Bobby speaks candidly about exhaustion from adjusting to his baby’s schedule, leading to deeper sleep than ever.

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2. Amy’s Wild Medical Procedure (Main Theme)

• Iron Infusion, Testosterone Pellet, & Vitamin D Deficiency (05:13 – 09:18)
  • Amy reveals she’s beginning iron IV infusions due to blood work results indicating low testosterone, iron, and vitamin D.
  • Explains her doctor implanted a rice-sized, plant-based yam pellet in her hip, designed to release testosterone slowly over four to six months.
  • Bobby (in disbelief): “They put a yam in your body?” (05:54)
  • Amy clarifies the pellet is yam-based, non-synthetic, and biologically engineered for slow release.
    • Addresses the process: local anesthesia, a small incision, stitches, and no general anesthesia.
    • The aim: Restore “flat tires” of health (analogy—testosterone, iron, vitamin D), with the “fourth tire” being fine.
  • Amy’s doctor customizes the hormones to avoid excess, with the pellet expected to last four to six months.
  • Amy’s enthusiasm: “Once you get air in all your four tires, how much better your car will run!” (08:05)
  • Side note: Oral iron can cause constipation; IV infusion bypasses gastrointestinal issues.
  • Eddie: “Can you feel it [the pellet]?” (08:20)
  • Amy: Only swelling and bruising post-procedure, not the pellet itself.
  • Amy (on her health journey): “I told listeners I'd keep on posting on my journey. And so today is iron day.” (10:04)

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3. Team "Tell Me Something Good" Stories

• Eddie’s Bracket Win (10:13)
  • Eddie unexpectedly wins $44 in his work NCAA March Madness bracket after Michigan’s win, despite thinking his bracket was busted.
  • Banter about bracket strategies.
• Morgan’s Niece’s Milestone (11:24)
  • Morgan celebrates her niece’s six-month birthday and the joy from seeing her pictures.
• Ray’s Golf Revelation (16:56)
  • Ray excitedly shares that his wife wants to play golf with him for the first time in ten years, recounting how she’s actually fairly skilled.
  • Group discusses experiences playing golf with partners and lightheartedly debates Amy joining a prestigious golf event.
  • Ray: “She’s actually decent… she can hit it straight. She doesn’t slice.” (17:16)
• Abby’s Early Bedtime (22:50)
  • Abby’s win for the day is getting to bed by 9 PM, a rare achievement for her.
  • Discussion about sleeping habits and how hard it is for some on the show to fall asleep early.
• Scuba Steve’s Community Initiative (23:34)
  • Announces a listener-involved Earth Day street cleanup on April 19th, ending with an after-party at Jon Bon Jovi’s bar.
  • Bobby humorously commits to his “no travel, no clean streets” promise for April due to new parenthood but encourages others to attend.
  • Scuba Steve: “It’ll be a whole, like, listener thing. We go out there, clean up the street, and then an after-party at Jon Bon Jovi’s.” (24:07)

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4. Highlighted Good News Stories

• Hero Bus Driver (25:46)
  • Bobby tells the story of Ken, a bus driver who heroically saved an unresponsive driver trapped in a burning car by using a fire extinguisher and breaking the window. All was caught on camera as Ken was training new bus drivers.
  • Amy: “They think it’s a trailer for sure.” (26:30)
  • Discussion follows on fire safety at gas stations, emphasizing not to pull the fuel pump out during a fire. Eddie recounts a personal story of static electricity causing a pump fire and the emergency shutoff measures involved.
• McDonald’s Employee Birthday Surprise (29:46)
  • Amy shares the story of Charmaine Blessman, a 95-year-old McDonald’s regular in Chicago, whose local store employees threw her a DIY birthday party, complete with balloons and a homemade cake.
  • Bobby: “What I like about the cake is that you can tell it’s DIY.” (30:32)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Amy (explaining her health):
  “She [doctor] described it like a car. If I’ve got four tires… Iron, testosterone, vitamin D are a very important part… You’re waking up every day and hitting the town with three flat tires.” (08:05)
• Bobby (skeptical/curious about the pellet):
  “That’s crazy. There’s a pellet in your body and how it knows to just sort of… Like when you take a pill that’s slow release, how does it know what to do?” (06:21)
• Ray (on golfing with his wife):
  “She said, I want to play golf with you. … She’s actually decent… got a pink set now… This is huge.” (17:13)
• Bobby (on sleep as a new parent):
  “I sleep so hard. I think the key to me getting good sleep is just exhausting myself to the point where I can’t function.” (04:56)
• Scuba Steve (about his cleanup event):
  “If you want to come, let me know. If not, it’s okay.” (25:18)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Stanley the Bulldog & Olipop Review: 01:09 – 03:44
• Amy’s Medical Journey: 05:13 – 09:18
• Eddie’s Bracket Win: 10:13 – 11:12
• Morgan’s Niece’s Milestone: 11:24 – 11:44
• Team Banter on Pellets: 11:44 – 13:06
• Ray’s Golf Story: 16:56 – 19:19
• Scuba Steve’s Earth Day Cleanup: 23:34 – 25:36
• Hero Bus Driver Story: 25:46 – 29:38
• McDonald’s Birthday Surprise: 29:46 – 31:01

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Tone and Language

The episode is casual, humorous, and supportive, with playful teasing among friends and a focus on celebrating small victories and spreading positive, relatable stories. Technical explanations (especially for Amy’s medical procedures) are simplified with analogies (“four flat tires”), and personal milestones are shared in a way that blends sincerity with laughter.

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Conclusion

This “Tell Me Something Good” edition is an engaging, conversational mix of personal updates, unique health journeys, lighthearted ribbing, and acts of kindness—both personal and newsworthy. Amy’s candid discussion of her medical procedures stands out for its openness and relatability, sparking a broader team discussion on health, self-care, and the value of checking in on one’s wellbeing. The episode delivers its trademark boost of positivity, humor, and practical wisdom for listeners.

Transcript

[Amy]

This is an iHeart podcast.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

All you have to do is support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. St. Jude is doing incredible work for kids facing cancer every single day and your support makes a real difference.

[Bobby]

Go do some good and enter for your chance to win. Head to countrytrip.org to enter. Get official rules no Purchase Donation Details Good luck no matter what your life looks like. There's a Hyundai Hybrid for you and all of them come with top notch safety features, advanced tech, eye catching design and the peace of mind of America's best warranty. Hyundai has America's most exciting hybrid lineup so you can get whatever vehicle suits your lifestyle. Hyundai Hybrids are the best of both worlds. The fuel efficiency you want without having to change your routine plus less time and money spent at the gas station. The capable three row Santa Fe hybrid SUV with advanced tech plus seating for up to seven or the versatile Tucson hybrid SUV with standard H track all wheel drive plus a variety of modern and convenient features. America's best warranty claim based on total package of warranty programs. Visit HyundaiUSA.com or call 562-314-4603 for more details. Service opens doors and at American Military University it can open doors for the whole family. If you have a loved one who served in the military, you may qualify for reduced tuition. AMU offers flexible online programs designed to fit your schedule so you can keep moving forward wherever life takes you. Learn [e-mail] Military open doors to the future for you and your family with the help of American Military University. That's AMU APUS Edu Military it's time for the good news. Tell me something good. I got three written down here. Number one I took the cone of shame off of Stanley yesterday. The bulldog he had to have. It wasn't a surgery. It was a procedure. But they did have to cut into his eye, and so he had to wear the cone. He was in such relief. That cone gets so disgusting, though, because bulldogs don't have snouts like noses. So when they eat, it's just kind of like you're doing a pie eating competition. That's what I would compare a bulldog eating to because his face has to go all the way down. So. And I had to hand feed him, meaning I had to take the bowl because he couldn't get down into his bowl to eat, even lifted. So I had to hold the bowl up in his cone, and it was disgusting inside of it. So I was happy to take the cone off. I think he's progressing well. I'm so happy. It wasn't a full surgery. I've had to give him six eyedrops a day. It was three, then four, now it's six. But I hope to God he's getting better. So cone came off. That's my number one. Number two, this is not a commercial. We drink at our house. We have Olipop. Familiar with it. They have a new flavor. That Shirley Temple Chef's Kiss.

[Amy]

Tastes like Sprite and cherry.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I love a Shirley Temple. They have flavors I don't like because sometimes they can be way too sweet. Like we got the peaches and cream flavor. Way too sweet for me. And I like sweet. My wife likes the cherry limeade. I think that's Ollipop. There's another brand too. Cherry limeade's good, but the Shirley Temple, that's. That's another. Tell me something good, because I like that one. The other one is. I've said this last couple days, but last night was a Monday night game. It was a rare game for Arkansas softball, but they swept Auburn three games in a row. So we watched that game. Came on at 6, and that's pretty much all we watch. We did talk about starting the Wire, though. I said, hey, you want to watch the Wire? She said, I've been asking you for years and you say you don't watch old shows. And I was like, oh, yeah? Well, maybe I. Maybe we'll start. We didn't start it, but we did discuss it. So Arkansas won. We talked about watching the Wire. We watched a little bit of Night Agent this last season. Like episode four. After, like 10 minutes, we're like, this show's so corny because we'd watched a couple. Good. So we turned it off. We'll get back to it. That's where we are right now, man. I fall asleep. I sleep hard, harder than ever. And I go to sleep later now because of the baby, because the baby's got such a schedule. And so I have to be awake at like 9, 30, 9, 45. That's why I have to give the baby bath. I sleep so hard. I think the key to me getting good sleep is just exhausting myself to the point where I can't function. And then I just fall asleep. And then I wake up and I'm still a little tired, but it was a good, good day yesterday. What about you?

[Amy]

So I get my iron IV, my infusion today. So as part of my blood, blood work that I had done that told me I had basically very low testosterone, no iron, no vitamin D. I've got my testosterone pellet in my hip. I'm now taking a vitamin D. What's

[Bobby]

that mean, a pellet in your hip? They surgically implant a pellet.

[Amy]

I mean, I didn't have to go under anything, but they did have to numb the upper part of my hip and they cut open my skin and I had stitches and they inserted a little rice sized yam pellet. So it's plant, plant based because, you know, I told you yams are full of testosterone.

[Bobby]

They put a yam in your body,

[Amy]

they put a rice sized yam pellet. So it's a yam, like it looks like the piece of rice.

[Bobby]

They put a yam in your body,

[Amy]

it's a yam based pellet. So instead of synthetic, it's plant based. I don't know what all goes into engineering this little pellet, but it slowly releases the proper amount of testosterone for me. And, and about, we don't know yet, since this is my first pellet, how long it's gonna last me, but she thinks it'll last me four to six months.

[Bobby]

That's crazy. There's a pellet in your body and

[Amy]

how it knows to just sort of like when you take a pill that's slow release, like how does it know what to do? But it does. And like the pellet's just slowly releasing enough testosterone to where I can get at least to a normal level, because normal for me would be somewhere around 70, 80, and I'm at 10, so that's how depleted I am of testosterone. And then I had virtually no vitamin D, which every woman is deficient. So go get help with that if you can. So get in the sunlight. And then I'm taking a pill every Thursday. I take 50,000 units or whatever. Of vitamin D, you take it once a week. So I'm on week two today. This Thursday will be week three of that. But the one piece I'm missing is my iron, which has been impacting my thyroid. And she told me once I have all these three things in swing together, I'm gonna be a new person. So I've been waiting for this infusion, but it took a while for me to get my appointment because you can't just go get this anywhere. Like, I had to look at Tennessee Oncology and then this other place. It's very specific to what they can do and how it is. You can take an iron capsule if you want. But the downside of that, as she said, just heads up, it'll make you like super constipated, which that's just another problem most humans don't want at all.

[Bobby]

I love it.

[Amy]

Yeah. Well. So if you get it infused right into your bloodstream, it bypasses your gastrointestinal system, goes straight to the blood, like in a.

[Bobby]

What's this pellet in you?

[Amy]

My gynecologist.

[Bobby]

So a real doctor.

[Amy]

She's a real doctor. Wow. And she also has a pharmaceutical background. So this particular pellet she said she loves. There was a pellet a couple of years ago that she was not on board with. She would have preferred the cream at that point, but she's like, once I found this pellet and I engineer it specifically for what you need because you don't want to have too much testosterone. Because then I'll take some.

[Bobby]

Give me one of those popped up testosterone.

[Amy]

Guys can get pellets. You can get a pellet.

[Eddie]

Can you feel it?

[Amy]

I'll call her.

[Bobby]

No, I'm good. You don't need to make that call yet.

[Amy]

Push my hand over my hip. Yeah, I. You don't feel the pellet, but I think I feel probably just still. It's still swollen from the. Where the. Cuz I still have a little bruise and where the.

[Bobby]

That's wild.

[Amy]

Stitches were. And the stitches just dissolved. But I'm the reason why this is my. Tell me something good is. Cuz I've been so. I've had two like. She described it like a car. If I've got four tires of these, the iron, the testosterone, the vitamin D are a very important part of the car. And my other tire is full. I don't know if that's. It's some other hormone, estrogen, maybe it's full. Like I'm good. But she's like, you're waking up every day and hitting the town with three flat tires, and you're still. You're doing your thing. And so once you get these, think about when you get air and all your four tires, like, how much better your car will run and your axle's warped. So I'm very, very excited.

[Eddie]

The rims.

[Amy]

Like, I have to get two infusions, though. So I'm not gonna put too much stock in today's inf. Maybe next week after the second one. But I just googled it, and it said symptom relief can. It's immediate improvements in energy focus and physical stamina. Cannot wait.

[Bobby]

Good.

[Amy]

Just wait.

[Bobby]

I got lost a little bit in that with all that you were saying, but a pellet. How about that?

[Eddie]

The four tires helped me out a little bit with the explanation.

[Amy]

Well, that's the thing. Like, if y'. All. If you have, like, thankfully for the blood work, y' all could get it done, too. Like, I wonder what if y' all are driving around with some flat tires, right?

[Bobby]

I got an 18 wheeler and I got, like, one tire that works.

[Amy]

Okay. So, like.

[Bobby]

But I want none of them to work so we're all even. Instead of airing up 17, I just want to let the air out of the other one. So at least I'm rolling consistent, you know?

[Amy]

Right, right, right. So I'll keep. I just. I told listeners I'd keep on posting on my journey. And so today is iron day.

[Bobby]

All right, tell me something good, Eddie.

[Eddie]

Man, I thought my back. My bracket for the NCAA tournament was busted a long time ago because all my teams had lost. But apparently in the work bracket, I had Michigan winning.

[Bobby]

And when Michigan won, that's what's annoying about brackets is anybody can put as many brackets as they want. They don't even know they win.

[Eddie]

Well, I have.

[Bobby]

Did you win?

[Eddie]

I have the same bracket, but for some reason, a lot of people in this work bracket, this work thing didn't have Michigan.

[Bobby]

I retract my statement. If it's the same bracket in both, I shouldn't have said that. I apologize.

[Eddie]

I did the same bracket for every single one, but when Michigan won, it gave me like, 400 points and it put me in third place.

[Bobby]

And I want 44 bucks much it cost to get in.

[Eddie]

$10.

[Bobby]

Nice.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I got the email this morning. I couldn't believe it.

[Bobby]

And you can prove you put the same bracket in for both?

[Eddie]

Oh, absolutely.

[Bobby]

Okay, good.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Abby]

Yes.

[Bobby]

Then you are the man.

[Eddie]

I'm with you, though. I hate it when people do that.

[Bobby]

I shouldn't have said that. You are the man. I am not the. I didn't do any brackets, but that's cool. Good for you.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Made some money.

[Bobby]

Did you watch a game? I did.

[Eddie]

I was. I guess I was invested in it. I had no idea the game was good though. Entertaining.

[Bobby]

What do you mean you had no idea?

[Eddie]

I really didn't know that. If Michigan won, I would have won the.

[Bobby]

Oh, because you weren't keeping up with it?

[Eddie]

No, I thought it was busted a long time ago.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Scuba Steve]

Got it.

[Bobby]

Morgan, anything good?

[Morgan]

Yeah, my niece is having her. She's at our six month birthday mark and they took six month old pictures of her and they're just the. Like they sent me the whole gallery and I just sat there and oohed and awed the whole time because she's such a happy cute baby and it gave me a little serotonin boost. But sad side of it is that she's growing and I'm not around her.

[Bobby]

You should get a pellet.

[Eddie]

Serotonin pellet.

[Amy]

A yam based serotonin pellet if you need.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you need more serotonin, get a pellet. You can just get a pellet of anything, huh?

[Eddie]

Sounds like it.

[Bobby]

And put it right in your hip.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. Dang.

[Eddie]

If you can get a pellet of anything, what would you want?

[Bobby]

Cardio.

[Eddie]

Cardio workout.

[Amy]

So it would just be like you're working out.

[Bobby]

Mm, yeah, I've struggled two things. One, having ankle surgery, I'm still not 100% back. And then two, having a baby, I've just. I've only been working like two times a week, so I'm definitely below what my baseline is of like health and fitness. I'm giving myself the grace to not beat myself up over it. But I can see where if you're working and you're taking care of a kid, you can't. There's no time for the gym. What the heck. So, yeah, I do that. A little cardio.

[Eddie]

Hey, now you understand.

[Amy]

What kind of pellet would you get, Eddie?

[Eddie]

Oh, I'd get a allergy pill pellet.

[Bobby]

I got allergy shots that way.

[Eddie]

It's always.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's just annoying to go back every week with the kids. Yeah, we talked about this yesterday, but even without the kids. And I think my allergist knew that it was uncomfortable for me to sit in a room full of 12 year olds because it just felt weird. Not creepy, but it was like Kramer doing karate on that Seinfeld episode. When it's him beating up all the kids, I think they Were like, okay, we have an adult here. We're not going to make them wait a long time.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And so it'd be me and like, seven moms and seven kids, and they'd be like, bobby, come back, and I'd get my shot. And I went for probably six and a half to seven months. And then life got in the way of me going. Because when you would miss a week, they'd have to start you back two weeks to where you were, because you keep moving up and you go, like, different colors and different levels. And so if you missed a week, they had to go back two weeks. And then I missed, like, three weeks in a row because I was just gone. And then I'm like, I'm not going back six weeks. I started doing the math on it. I'm not going back six weeks because I missed three weeks. And then I quit like a loser. But I feel like doing that, let's say seven months of allergy shots, I feel like it helped me tremendously. It has so far. They say you need to do it all for it to help, but I think they just say that, but yeah, yeah, yeah. What do I know? But I. They helped a lot, Bones. Some people have a Starbucks order depending on their mood. Morning coffee weekend. Something ice but fun. But now afternoons have a new go to because Starbucks just launched their new energy refreshers. This is perfect for me. They're the Starbucks refreshers. Flavors that everyone already loves, like the strawberry acai. It's good. Pink drink. Yep.

[Eddie]

Good.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

All you have to do is support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. St. Jude is doing incredible work for kids facing cancer every single day. And your support makes a real difference.

[Bobby]

Go do some good and enter for your chance to win. Head to countrytrip.org to enter get official Rules no Purchase Donation Details Good luck no matter what your life looks like, there is a Hyundai Hybrid for you and all of them come with top notch safety features, advanced tech, eye catching design and and the peace of mind of America's best warranty. Hyundai has America's most exciting hybrid lineup so you can get whatever vehicle suits your lifestyle. Hyundai Hybrids are the best of both worlds. The fuel efficiency you want without having to change your routine plus less time and money spent at the gas station. The capable 3 row Santa Fe Hybrid SUV with advanced tech plus seating for up to 7 or the versatile Tucson Hybrid SUV with standard H track all wheel drive plus a variety of modern and convenient features. The uncompromising Sonata Hybrid Limited Sedan with great performance and handling and up to EPA estimated 51 highway mile per gallon and the sporty Elantra Hybrid Limited Sedan with up to an EPA estimated 52 highway mile per gallon. America's best warranty claim based on total package of warranty programs. Visit HyundaiUSA.com or call 562-314-4603 for more details. Service opens doors and at American Military University it can open doors for the whole family. If you have a loved one who served in the military, you may qualify for reduced tuition. AMU offers flexible online programs designed to fit your schedule so you can keep moving forward wherever life takes you. Learn more at AMU Apus Edu Military Open doors to the future for you and your family will with the help of American Military University. That's AMU Apus Edu Military. Ray, you have anything good?

[Ray]

Yeah. My wife said the sentence that guys, we all want women to say and I finally heard it after 10 years.

[Bobby]

I'm not going to say the three things that come to my mind. I'm just not ready to say it, brother. And I get in trouble. Go ahead.

[Ray]

She said, I want to play golf with you. Oh, and now we go on the back patio. Apparently she had two years of training and classes when she was younger, so she's actually decent. She's not starting at square one and she's pretty good. She can hit it straight. She doesn't slice. She got a pink set now off Amazon for like 150 bucks and she wants to go. She wants to go play. Wants to go play. 18 guys. This is great. This is huge. I'm guessing that you guys have never played with your wives because this is uncharted territories for me and I am so excited.

[Amy]

Bobby used to play with Caitlin all the time.

[Bobby]

Yeah, she got over it. She's like, wait. Cause I told her, I said, we're gonna play nine, then we're gonna eat, and then we're gonna play more nine. And so she's like, great. My wife, naturally, is an athlete, but golf's different. And so we played once in, like, a par three. And I bought her some clubs, got her a nice Oklahoma bag. Was really trying to, you know, pump it up, like, make her experience fun. Oh, got Oklahoma. I got new clubs. And so the first time we played 18, we played nine. Then we went to eat. We just. You just go by the clubhouse and you grab something. And she's like, wait, this is not eating. This is, like, grabbing snacks. She thought we had, like, a full meal. I was like, no, we gotta go to the next night.

[Eddie]

Hurry up.

[Bobby]

This sucks. She goes, I thought we were having a meal. It's like, no, you get something to eat, and you eat it in the car. She's like, that's not for me.

[Amy]

The cartoon.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, the car. I was just.

[Bobby]

Sorry I didn't say the T. Amy.

[Eddie]

Hey, it's an important letter there.

[Bobby]

Hey, that's on me.

[Amy]

It's all good.

[Bobby]

Okay, hand up. I messed up and didn't go, tuh. My bad.

[Amy]

Okay. Just clarifying because someone might be.

[Bobby]

I think everybody thought new. It meant garbage.

[Amy]

There could be one person new to the sport that's like, wow, you take a car.

[Bobby]

Hey, I got on Eddie. You got on me. We're all, hey, hand up. That's on me. So then she will be like, so sometimes after, like, two holes, if I'm not hitting very well, I'm good. How do I go home? I'm like, that's not how it works. You're kind of trapped out here. And so she's like, I think I'm done playing golf. And I was like, okay. So we played a little bit, and then we quit. Mostly during COVID we played a little bit. Cause we go walk around outside. But that's fun. If she wants to play, Amy's trying to get back in.

[Amy]

Yeah. Y' all ready for me to go to Driftwood

[Bobby]

this year?

[Amy]

No, I got pants.

[Bobby]

Okay, cool.

[Amy]

What's that brand?

[Bobby]

I got pants. Cool.

[Amy]

Amy, what's that brand? Do you like? That's real nice. Pretty m. That. I. I haven't even worn them yet because my. That's. My ex boyfriend got them for me, and I need to wear them. Let's go.

[Bobby]

I don't have the invites to that club. This is a club in Austin that our company has around every Year before I heart Country Festival. And it's executives, it's artists, we play. There's probably like 15, maybe 10 to 15 foursomes. But it's a really nice club. And what I said was, I'm not good right now. I've never been good, but I've not played in a year because of same surgery, baby. Just haven't played winter. Don't get me started on winter.

[Eddie]

Winter, man.

[Amy]

Well, if I show up, you'll look real good, you know?

[Bobby]

But that's not what I want. I don't care about how I look. I just don't want to be embarrassed out there. And Amy wants to play. They just don't have newcomers out there.

[Amy]

I could hang in the car.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you could hang in the cart. You could drive. There are people that just drive along with my pants. You can wear your pants for sure, but those people that drive along don't go. Can I hit a couple shots?

[Amy]

Well, I don't. I mean, I.

[Bobby]

But that's what you'll want to do.

[Amy]

No, I won't ask.

[Bobby]

And then you'll be like, I can hit ambidextrous. Watch this.

[Amy]

Yes, that will be my little party trick. I just do it once and then I get back in the cart.

[Eddie]

But you're saying they have to invite Amy, and they haven't talked about that.

[Amy]

Nobody's ever considered inviting me.

[Bobby]

Because you don't play golf.

[Amy]

Nobody has asked if I play golf.

[Bobby]

We know.

[Amy]

That's not like Rich has ever casually been like, amy, do you play golf?

[Eddie]

Send him an email.

[Amy]

Yeah, I have his number.

[Eddie]

Oh, okay. Call him.

[Bobby]

Send him a text from a while.

[Eddie]

FaceTime him?

[Amy]

Never. I would never send him a text. A text.

[Bobby]

Dude, text. Did you an intext? Yes, I did.

[Amy]

I don't know. I think I have it from like a while back. A few years ago, I led a fire side chat for him with Home Depot and I think he texted me to say thank you. I did a good job. And I was like, how do you get my number?

[Bobby]

I don't. You haven't been invited yet, huh?

[Eddie]

Yeah, I played last year.

[Amy]

Yeah, but you easily invite him.

[Bobby]

But I got Eddie invited last year.

[Eddie]

Oh, that was you? Yes, obviously I thought Rich wanted me there.

[Amy]

No, see how it feels?

[Eddie]

Because I thought that Rich wanted me there because they teamed me up with someone completely different. Usually we would be together.

[Bobby]

No, I said, can we get Eddie on the list? Really? To Rich's assistant. And then you were on the list.

[Eddie]

That's legit. Okay, But I play Golf, Amy.

[Bobby]

Like, that was my point.

[Amy]

Like, maybe I could be somebody's understudy.

[Bobby]

That's not a thing. We're not on Broadway.

[Amy]

Yes. If somebody has to back out last minute, I'll listen. I'll pack my pants.

[Bobby]

Pack your pants?

[Amy]

I'll pack my pants. And maybe, like, a little sweater.

[Bobby]

Oh, Ray, good for you, man.

[Ray]

Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. And it's also a nice little thing to actually impress your wife because we go to the driving range and I swear the entire time she was going,

[Bobby]

you hit it so far. Are you trying to show off?

[Ray]

And I'm like, that's just how guys hit. Guys hit it 300, y'.

[Bobby]

All.

[Ray]

That's why, y'.

[Bobby]

All. I don't hit it 300. I don't hit it 300. If.

[Eddie]

Maybe if I hit, like a cart

[Ray]

path with a crazy roll. But. But I was saying that's why women play from the reds, because typically they don't hit it as far as guys.

[Bobby]

Well, I'm glad you and your wife are now playing golf. Yeah, that's fun. Hey, Abby, do you have anything for our. Tell me something good.

[Abby]

Well, last night I was in bed by nine, which is a big deal because usually I go to bed at, like, 11:30 or midnight.

[Bobby]

You've been yawning a lot this morning. Is it because you got too much sleep? I have, like, you're right in my line of vision.

[Abby]

Oh, no. And you've been seeing me.

[Bobby]

I haven't been stretching and yawning a lot.

[Abby]

I have been stretching. What's up with that?

[Amy]

That's weird.

[Abby]

Yeah, I have to.

[Bobby]

Amy just yawned because we're talking about yawning. Amy just hit the big yawn. So you're telling me something good as you got good sleep.

[Abby]

Yeah, but that's. I have issues. I don't know why I can't go to bed, like, before 4:11.

[Bobby]

You can you choose not to? Unless there are. Unless the environment doesn't allow it. Does the environment allow you to go to bed at 9?

[Abby]

It does. I'm just like, no, it's too early. That's weird. I can't.

[Bobby]

No lunchbox today. As you guys heard, he is out sick, so he does not have to tell me something good. One more to go to Scuba Steve. He hasn't been on yet. Scuba Steve. Tell me something good.

[Scuba Steve]

Hey. Yeah, you know, we talked about adopting

[Bobby]

a street the other day, and you have one. We were all shocked by it yesterday, right?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I think it was yesterday.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Or maybe no it's today. I don't know. All the days was yesterday.

[Bobby]

I think it was. I don't know.

[Scuba Steve]

Go ahead.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Anyways. Yeah. Sorry to throw that off, but. So I've been working on something behind the scenes for a little bit, and I'm going to do, like, an official street cleanup in line with Earth Day. So that'll be on April 19th. And I just got the final confirmation for it, so it'll be like a whole, like, listener thing. We go out there, clean up the street, and then an after party at Jon Bon Jovi's. So I wanted to extend the invite if you guys would like to come out with me and clean the street and hang out afterwards.

[Bobby]

What's that date?

[Amy]

April 19th.

[Bobby]

I already know what's gonna.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, Check your counter. It is April 19th. It's a Sunday.

[Bobby]

April 19th. It looks like I still have a baby. Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Farrah, you get a pass. Cause you're in that beginning stage.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I told my wife I would do nothing the month of April. No travel.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I respect that.

[Bobby]

And I said two things. I won't do travel or clean streets. When I made the list, I said,

[Eddie]

you gotta stand firm on that.

[Bobby]

Those are the two things. So I promised her. Anything else, I'm in. But I just said. I said, I don't give a crap about Earth, all of April.

[Eddie]

Hey, Scuba is the party at Jon Bon Jovi's. Free drinks afterwards.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I'm gonna hook you up. I have a tab, so I can hook you up.

[Eddie]

Sounds good.

[Bobby]

Yeah, man.

[Eddie]

On a Sunday, do the Lord's day and clean up it. Sounds great.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. Forget your sins forgiven. And then come on out and hang out.

[Eddie]

What are you saying? I can't have a beer on the Lord's day?

[Bobby]

Amy.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. Football is always on Sunday, and they drink beer all the time.

[Amy]

I was just joking. But they don't launch.

[Bobby]

And Scuba do a video about this. Hey, there's his sign.

[Eddie]

Does it look cool? Is it big?

[Bobby]

No, it's smaller than I thought, but it's still scuba. Steve radio 1059, the Rock.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, it's on two sides. On one side near Nissan, and then over there on East Nashville side.

[Eddie]

Oh, man. Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

So if you want to come, let me know. If not, it's okay.

[Bobby]

That video is posted, like, 15 weeks ago, and Morgan wrote, this is iconic.

[Eddie]

I never saw it.

[Bobby]

I didn't either.

[Morgan]

I've driven by it a few times. I've seen it. Yeah, it's.

[Bobby]

We litter there on purpose.

[Scuba Steve]

I do get kind of pissed off when I drive by, and there's, like, a shopping cart sitting there.

[Eddie]

This is crap.

[Bobby]

All right, There you go. That's it. That's. Tell me something good. Thank you. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Bobby. Tell me something good. Bus driver's a hero. His name's Ken. He pulled his bus over when he saw smoke at an intersection right near downtown. Pulls it over, gets out, grabs the fire extinguisher that's right by where the driver is. Goes over to the car that is starting to start to be on fire and starts spraying the car. He starts telling everybody, okay, back away. He then gets into the unresponsive driver. The car doors would not open, so he takes the fire extinguisher and busts through the window to get into the car. Emergency crews just arrived. Ken, who has worked there for a decade, returned back because he was also teaching people on the bus how to be a bus driver. How about that? You're teaching them, by the way. They probably think it's set up.

[Amy]

They think it's a trailer for sure.

[Bobby]

Ken has set this up to show us how to be a hero. But no, he stopped, and all the bus rescue is on camera. All the rescue from the bus, but the people got there in time to save the guy. But they say the car could have burned, and he could have been in the car burning, had.

[Amy]

Oh, my gosh.

[Bobby]

Ken with the fire extinguisher, not been there. Wow.

[Amy]

Speaking of teaching things and fire, I saw this guy teaching a bunch of young kids how to pump gas. And he asked them, if your pump catches fire while it's in the car, what do you do?

[Ray]

Finish up?

[Amy]

No, because I would do instinctually. I would do what you're not supposed to do.

[Bobby]

Okay, let me think. If it's in my car and it catches fire.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby]

What do I do?

[Amy]

Yep.

[Eddie]

I know the answer.

[Bobby]

Okay, let me think here. Ah. Run. After all that, I run, I tell everybody get away, and I run inside.

[Amy]

And I guess I just know what. Not what not to do in the. Eddie, you can say what to do, because I would try to take it out to be like. Because I don't want my car. Right.

[Bobby]

Oh, but I never thought about that because I want my hand to get burned. Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah, true.

[Bobby]

I would just make sure everybody gets away.

[Amy]

Yes. And that's what you do. Just will go away. Don't. If you pull it out, then the fire goes everywhere because the gas is still coming out of the thing. And then you. You Cause the fire to spread. And I was like, oh, interesting. I didn't know that. Huh? I never even knew those little thingies could catch fire.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah, they do.

[Amy]

I mean, I know you're not supposed to smoke a cigarette.

[Bobby]

That's very, very, very, very, very rare.

[Amy]

I know.

[Eddie]

It happened to my wife.

[Amy]

Wait, what?

[Eddie]

Yeah, so she was with her friend, and it was wintertime, and they both had coats on, you know, like wool coats or whatever. And when they switched to, like, she's like, here, take over. I'm going to go inside. When they switched, the static, like, they, like, shocked each other. And that spark caused the whole thing to flame up. And so there were flames coming out of the tank. And so what they had to do was the.

[Bobby]

No way. Yes.

[Eddie]

True story. The convenience store guy, there's an emergency shut off somewhere. Like a button.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

You ever seen that sign?

[Bobby]

I've seen that.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Eddie]

You gotta hit that sign, that button, and that shuts off all the gas.

[Bobby]

It's at the pumps.

[Eddie]

Right?

[Bobby]

Somewhere.

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Amy]

I think it is. Cause I'm now recalling this part of the video. Cause what stuck with me most was, don't pull the thing out of the tank. But he did say, say there's an emergency stop button, and that's what you go press.

[Eddie]

That's it.

[Bobby]

That happened.

[Eddie]

That happened. True story.

[Bobby]

It's crazy static.

[Eddie]

So now. So. So what you have to do is you touch your. Any kind of metal, like your car when you get out of the car. That way you discharge your static from whatever you're carrying.

[Bobby]

Well, the handles have rubber on them now, too. A lot. Is that why?

[Eddie]

Well, no, they touched each other.

[Amy]

It was just like, not many people are doing that. Like, not many people are. There's not two hands on them.

[Eddie]

Like swapping. Yeah, right, right.

[Bobby]

It's wild. That's wild. That flames were coming. Was the car messed up?

[Eddie]

No, no, because they shut off the valve. And like Amy said, as long as the pump's still in the car, that fire is not going to go in your car to blow it up. It's kind of going on the vapors outside of it.

[Bobby]

Well, shout out to Ken Johnson, by the way.

[Eddie]

Shout out, Ken.

[Bobby]

That's from People magazine. I got that story. That's what it's all about.

[Ray]

That was.

[Bobby]

Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Amy. Tell me something good.

[Amy]

Charmaine Blessman just turned 95 years old. Well, she's been going to this same McDonald's in Chicago for years. And years. Let me rephrase that. Decades. So the employees know her. In fact, her family even takes her there for her birthdays to celebrate. Well, 95 is a big year. Guess what the employees did.

[Bobby]

95 is a big year. I think anything. I think 90, 91, 92, 3. Yeah.

[Amy]

The employees were like, okay, this year we're pitching in. They put up balloons, photos. One of the employees from McDonald's, during their own free time at their own home, baked her a birthday cake.

[Bobby]

It's awesome. It's yellow.

[Amy]

Brought it up there. So crazy. It's just really special of people, you know, honoring this customer of theirs.

[Bobby]

What I like about the cake is that you can tell it's DIY like on it. They had like a Ronald McDonald. Very, very, very DIY.

[Eddie]

They did it themselves.

[Bobby]

Yes. That's what I like about it. Like they didn't go and have.

[Amy]

They're not a bakery.

[Bobby]

Yeah, no. Even the person who made it.

[Amy]

That's what I mean.

[Bobby]

Home. That manager. I feel like they made it at home. I don't know.

[Amy]

Yeah, no, I know. What I mean is like they. They work at McDonald's. They're not a bakery.

[Bobby]

So it's so DIY like, you respect it. That's cool. 95. Happy birthday to her. That's a great story. That's what it's all about.

[Ray]

That was.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

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[Bobby]

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[Geico Gecko]

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[Scuba Steve]

It feels good to get good news.

[Bobby]

It feels good to Geico.

[Amy]

This is an iHeart podcast.

[Bobby]

Guaranteed Human.