TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Bobby Shares Baby Health News

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – "TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Bobby Shares Baby Health News"

Date: April 14, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Episode Theme: Sharing Good News and Celebrating Positive Moments

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Episode Overview

This episode of "The Bobby Bones Show" focuses on the recurring "Tell Me Something Good" segment, where the show team and listeners share uplifting stories, positive life updates, and random acts of good fortune. The episode is lighthearted, full of camaraderie, laughter, and relatable moments—from surviving car mishaps to celebrating small wins. A highlight is Bobby sharing an update about his baby's health, bringing a personal and heartfelt touch to the show.

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Key Discussion Points & Notable Moments

1. Morgan’s Tire Ordeal

Timestamps: [02:44]-[07:37]

• Morgan recounts a close call on the highway after a hubcap flew off the car in front of her, causing her tire to be punctured.
• She discusses her experience with a trusted tire company, “Moody Tire,” but laments needing four new tires after the incident.
• The group jokes about the unpredictability of adult expenses and the supposed "big rubber" conspiracy.
• Amy jokes: “I don't even think our cars need tires. I think the tire business is just scammed by big rubber. There's big pharma, there's big rubber. I don't think we need tires.” ([06:14])
• The team transitions the conversation from “tell me something good” to “tell me something meh” but ultimately celebrate that Morgan is safe and her problem is resolved.

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2. Eddie’s Pocket Windfall & Adult Easter Eggs

Timestamps: [07:38]-[08:07], [18:08]-[18:53]

• Eddie shares that he found $10 in his old shorts while getting ready for his kids’ basketball game: “Whenever you find money in your pocket that you did not expect, it’s kind of cool.” ([07:39])
• Later in the episode, he tells about finding two Kit Kat-filled Easter eggs while out walking his dog, which he and his kids enjoyed despite the chocolate being slightly melted: “It wasn’t the cleanest, but it was delicious.” ([18:30])

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3. Pop Culture: “The Boys” on Amazon Prime

Timestamps: [08:07]-[09:45]

• Amy is excited about new episodes of The Boys, calling it “one of my favorite shows.”
• There’s friendly ribbing among the team as Morgan and Kara admit they aren’t fans, citing the show’s “gory” content and absurd superhero powers. Amy describes a character’s bizarre superpower for laughs.
• This leads to playful banter: “In this first episode ... his weapon is his wiener.” – Amy ([09:13])
• The group reacts with disbelief and amusement.

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4. Gifts & Personal Favorites

Timestamps: [09:45]-[10:57]

• Amy shows off new shoes she received as a birthday gift from Morgan, expressing delight despite being colorblind and not expecting the brown color.
• He also talks about his favorite color (red), particularly enjoying a new red Cubs hat that matches his Arkansas Razorbacks pride: “Look at my red Cubs hat. Tell me that’s not cool.” ([10:44])

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5. Good News Impacting Listeners

Timestamps: [15:41]-[16:46]

• Kara shares a story about how discussing her dog’s Addison’s disease on air led a listener to recognize and treat similar symptoms in her own pet, likely saving the dog's life.
• Kara reflects, “She sent me a really sweet message and was like, you most likely saved my puppy's life, and I have to thank you for that. So it was, like, super ... it mattered.” ([16:25])
• The group jokes about “being a hero” and the difference between heroism and humility.

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6. Baby Health Update

Timestamps: [14:52]-[15:41]

• Bobby shares a personal update: “Went to the pediatrician yesterday, and all things checked out with the baby. So she is good. That’s probably the best.” ([14:52])
• The group jokes about how differently baby poops are celebrated compared to adults, prompting laughter and continued bonding.
• Amy adds: “There’s no shame on babies for pooping. Baby poops are, like, so talked about.” ([15:00])

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7. Tales of Resilience and Community Support

a. Georgia Restaurant Saved by TikTok

Timestamps: [20:10]-[21:16]

• Morgan tells a story of a family restaurant, Wing Suite, in Georgia that was saved from closing after the owner’s daughter posted a viral TikTok asking for support.
• The video inspired people to travel significant distances to help, and a GoFundMe was started: “What if this was your mother’s restaurant? Like, what would you do?”
• Team reflects on the power of social media in supporting small businesses.

b. Mother Saves Child From Submerged Car

Timestamps: [21:28]-[22:32]

• Eddie describes a news story: A Vermont woman rescued herself and her two-year-old from a sinking car after crashing into a river by cutting through the airbag and escaping through a window.
• Amy notes the dramatic nature: “The car is fully submerged in the river. … Her neck is the only thing that's like above the car. That's crazy.” ([21:54])

c. Dedicated Denny's Employee Honored

Timestamps: [19:01]-[19:59]

• Amy shares about a man who worked as a busboy at Denny’s for 48 years, being honored with a birthday fundraiser that benefits adults with developmental disabilities.
• Some joking ensues about whether the fundraiser was for him or his causes, reflecting the show’s playful tone.

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8. Camaraderie & Lighthearted Moments

• The episode is peppered with jokes about adulthood challenges (unexpected expenses, tiredness), playful group dynamics, and banter around each good news item.
• Memorable segment on the upcoming “low T-off” competition (Amy: "Yes, we're going to have a competition and see who has the lowest or highest testosterone." [18:03]), keeping things humorous even amid health talk.

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Notable Quotes

• “I don't even think our cars need tires. I think the tire business is just scammed by big rubber. There's big pharma, there's big rubber.” – Amy ([06:14])
• “Whenever you find money in your pocket that you did not expect, it's kind of cool.” – Eddie ([07:39])
• “In this first episode … his weapon is his wiener.” – Amy ([09:13])
• “You most likely saved my puppy’s life, and I have to thank you for that.” – Kara ([16:25])
• “Went to the pediatrician yesterday, and all things checked out with the baby. So she is good.” – Bobby ([14:52])
• “There’s no shame on babies for pooping. Baby poops are, like, so talked about.” – Amy ([15:00])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Morgan’s Tire Story: [02:44]-[07:37]
• Eddie’s Hidden $10 Story: [07:38]-[08:07]
• The Boys on Amazon Prime Discussion: [08:07]-[09:45]
• Amy’s Baby Health Update: [14:52]-[15:41]
• Listener’s Dog Saved by Show Segment: [15:41]-[16:46]
• Restaurant Saved by TikTok: [20:10]-[21:16]
• Car Rescue in Vermont: [21:28]-[22:32]
• Legacy of Denny’s Employee: [19:01]-[19:59]

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Summary

This episode is a feel-good mosaic of personal victories, community resilience, silly debates, and everyday triumphs—with notable moments of gratitude and laughter. Whether it’s Morgan surviving a highway mishap, Eddie’s small financial windfall, Amy gushing about TV superheroes, or Bobby’s reassurance about his daughter’s health, the team celebrates the bright spots in life. Stories from listeners and the wider world remind everyone that sharing positivity can ripple out in big ways, sometimes even saving lives.

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For listeners in a hurry:
Tune into [14:52]-[15:41] for Bobby’s baby health update, [15:41]-[16:46] for the impactful listener story, [20:10]-[21:16] for social media saving a family business, and [21:28]-[22:32] for a dramatic rescue story.
The tone is upbeat, supportive, and never too serious—making it a perfect pick-me-up episode.

Transcript

[Amy]

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[Eddie]

It feels good to get good news.

[Amy]

It feels good to Gecko.

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[Lunchbox]

It's time for the good news.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Tell me something good.

[Amy]

All right. Tell me something good, Amy.

[Morgan]

My tire was fixed yesterday, so I.

[Amy]

Do you have a nail in it? The one.

[Morgan]

Well, I don't really know what punctured it. I was driving down the highway when we were on our way to church, and somebody's hubcap in front of me just flew off. And then I had no choice. I was very proud of myself for staying calm.

[Amy]

I remember this part.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Yeah. So I had no choice but just run over it, and then my.

[Amy]

Did it mess up your wheel? Yeah, that's your whole wheel, not your tire?

[Morgan]

I don't think so. Just the tire.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Okay.

[Morgan]

It was just after church. My tire pressure was dropping significantly. And then I found whatever had inserted itself into the tire was not a nail, but some object. And so air was leaking out. And then yesterday, I had the tired people come to my house because I had to get a ride to work and everything, so I was too scared to drive back on the highway. Even though it was a slow leak, I still looked like it had air, but it was significantly dropping, and I didn't.

[Amy]

You know, I don't trust those tires that go like, hey, we're flat. You can keep driving on us. I had those on a car once. They're like, if you get a flat, you can drive in another four, 40 miles. What? Yeah, I think they're. They have a name. I think they're called, like, not. No. Run Flats.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Yeah, like, there's something in it that makes it not.

[Amy]

Yeah, I don't believe it.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

The air come out or whatever.

[Amy]

Yeah, I'm a pass on that. I'm just gonna pull over. I've had too many wheels get messed up. That's good. What'd it cost you?

[Morgan]

Well, I don't know. I don't have the bill yet, so the thing is, too. So I used to do endorsements with them. It's Moody Tire. I worked with them for a long time, even when I did my podcast down at Franklin Theater. Like, we gave away tires and did this whole thing. I'm sure that he'll email me a bill, but he also said while his guy was out there, he's like, I think you need.

[Amy]

Oh, they're gonna get you. Hey, let me guess. Your oil filter is dirty, your windshield wipers need change.

[Morgan]

They're like.

[Podcast Announcer]

They're awesome.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Transmission fluid.

[Amy]

Been there every oil change I've ever been to. That's the crap that happens.

[Morgan]

No, but that's why I call him, because I trust them. And they're like a family business that have been around forever. And so I like working with them because I had taken my car to the dealership not that long ago, and they had mentioned that I need new tires now. Them I didn't trust. So I've just been driving around like, ah, they're full of it, you know. But then he texts me and he was like, hey, my guy just said, you know, he goes, can you send me better pictures? Because he told me what he saw in your tires, and I just want to see for myself. And he's one of the owners. So then I sent him pictures and he's like, it's probably going to be time for some new tires. And I was like, dang. My dealership had said that a few months ago, and I didn't believe him. And so I got my tire fixed, which is. Tell me something good, but tell me something. Meh. Is that. Now I need four new tires. And then he said, let me quote some out for you. And then he texted me, are you sitting down?

[Amy]

Oh, that's bracket problems. That's bracket problems. These tires are expensive. I know.

[Morgan]

That's just like. It's one of those adult items that, like, you know, when you're an adult.

[Amy]

Well, it's not like you have a tire budget for March, right? Tires happen. And you're like, well, crap. That's always what tire or refrigerator or

[Unknown Male Speaker]

dishwasher, air conditioner or things that are

[Amy]

nice when you need a generator. Don't even get me started on the freaking generator. Way to buy.

[Morgan]

Well, that's a. Generators are a bonus. That's not it. That's not a refrigerator.

[Amy]

It ends in raider.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Sure does.

[Amy]

Got you there, didn't I?

[Morgan]

Sure did. So I'm very happy that again, it could have been worse.

[Amy]

Yeah. So I had to get two back tires. Remember? I got something on my. I got a nail on my tire.

[Morgan]

Or whenever somebody said you were being scammed. That's. That's what made me think my dealers.

[Amy]

I don't even think our cars need tires. I think the tire business is just scammed by big rubber. There's big pharma, there's big rubber. I don't think we need tires. Yeah, I'm glad that happened.

[Morgan]

I'm. I just ordered four new tires, so I hope Bay rubber just got some money.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Hey, and the fact that they haven't sent her a bill yet? Like, that's. No, no, it just came, I think.

[Amy]

Hey, change your name. Change your name. They'll never find.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I changed my email.

[Morgan]

No, I will happily pay. I am a satisfied customer. I'm just saying he'll likely send it to me and maybe he'll tie it into one. He'll be like, this is for the patch tire that we were replacing anyway for the brand new tire.

[Amy]

And that turned into a tell me something suck. I'll be honest with you.

[Eddie]

Yeah, no, it's still.

[Morgan]

It's still a tell me something good. They came out. They fixed my tire. I drove my car to work today again, Sunday. I could have died.

[Amy]

Okay, you could have.

[Morgan]

So it's. Tell me something good. When something's flying at you at high speed on the highway.

[Amy]

It was a hubcap. For the record, it wasn't. It wasn't an 18 wheeler tire.

[Morgan]

Okay, but still a hubcap could have flown through my windshield and.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

But it didn't.

[Amy]

And cut her throat off. For those that didn't see. And we just did a to her throat.

[Morgan]

Okay, well, y' all are saying this is not a tell me something.

[Amy]

No. Well, you're the one that. You were like, well, I had a nail on a tire. Now I have to get four new tires and got to buy a new house. So you kind of hit us with that.

[Morgan]

Well, I. Sometimes we do. Tell me something. Meh.

[Amy]

Yeah. Well, I'm glad you drove to work today.

[Morgan]

Thank you.

[Amy]

Tell me something good, Eddie.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Okay. I mean, mine's kind of dumb, but. So I hadn't worn these shorts in a while, and the weather's been great lately, so I got my shorts on and I was going to a basketball game, my kids basketball game, and I reach in the pocket. You know how when you tell a bad story and you're like, I found five bucks. I really found ten bucks in my pocket. And it's like, man, whenever you find money in your pocket that you did not expect, it's kind of cool.

[Amy]

Save that for the tire fund. Those things creep up on you sometimes, man. Yeah, that's fun.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

So that was kind of cool.

[Amy]

I'll do some of mine. I made a list of a few things. The Boys is back on Amazon Prime. I love that show. I think it's season five. Yeah. Final season. Final season.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Superheroes.

[Amy]

I hate when you say it like that. You talk down to it. You talk down to it. You talk down to it.

[Morgan]

It's not that good.

[Amy]

It's awesome. It's one of my favorite shows for

[Morgan]

you, it's, like, good. But my opinion is it's not bad.

[Amy]

But you didn't say that. You just said it's not that good.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Okay. In my opinion, it's not that good.

[Eddie]

Amy, is it superheroes to you?

[Amy]

Yeah, it's an awesome show. It's basically, if superheroes existed in real life, how what the world would be like. And some are good, some are bad. I love it. And episode one was good. Yeah, they're both good. I haven't. I didn't start two yet. Episode two. But there are two. Two episodes. Morgan, you watch it? No.

[Kara]

That's the one that you tried to get me on, and it was so gory.

[Morgan]

The first one was horrible.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

I remember that one.

[Amy]

There's a dude. They all have weird superpowers. I hate to tell you guys this one because you're gonna laugh at me. Oh, boy. But in this first episode, there's a guy. They all have weird superpowers. Some of them run fast and fly, but some of them, their superpowers are just weird. And there's one guy, he, like, works in a prison and beats people up, but his weapon is his wiener.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

What?

[Morgan]

Oh, my God.

[Amy]

I know. It's crazy.

[Eddie]

What?

[Amy]

I know.

[Eddie]

Superpower.

[Amy]

It's very. It's. It's crazy. It's quite a superpower. Yeah. Wow. So the boys are back. I love that show.

[Morgan]

Are you joking?

[Home Depot Announcer]

No.

[Amy]

It's so funny, though, because it's. It.

[Morgan]

I can't tell. I can't tell.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

You love the show, right?

[Amy]

It's one of my favorite shows.

[Morgan]

But that's really his superpower. I can't. I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic.

[Amy]

No, no. That's a superpower.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Amy]

That's his weapon.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Why would he make that up?

[Eddie]

To make us think. Wow, that's really crazy. Did I pull up a picture?

[Amy]

Yeah. Other things. These are the shoes Amy got me for my birthday. They're pretty awesome. Been wearing them for the last couple days. You know, getting new shoes out. It's a whole process because you gotta take the padding out. You know, I don't ever untie. I don't tie my shoes, so I'll leave them. But these are a plus. I wanted to show those off.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Those are cool.

[Amy]

What color are these?

[Morgan]

Brown.

[Amy]

They are brown. Yeah.

[Morgan]

They're in. And to be honest, I ordered them online and they looked less brown than that.

[Amy]

No, I like them.

[Morgan]

Well, I've been wearing them.

[Amy]

I give them an A plus. That's That's a good.

[Listener/Guest]

Thank you.

[Kara]

That's a good.

[Morgan]

That is telling me something good. Because when I opened up the box, I was like, oh, gosh, these are brown. But it was a day before your birthday, so it's too late. So I was like, well, he's getting brown. Brown shoes.

[Amy]

Another one is. I'm extremely colorblind, but the color that I really like is red. And so I'm a big Arkansas Razorbacks fan, obviously. And they're red. That happens to work. I'm a massive Cubs fan as well. But they're blue. But the Cubs make red hats. Now. Look at my red Cubs hat. Tell me that's not cool.

[Morgan]

It's cool.

[Amy]

Way cooler for me than you, obviously, but I found these.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

It's different.

[Amy]

No, but it's still these complete red Cubs hats like that.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

I've never seen a Cubs hat in red like that. Very different.

[Amy]

Thank you very much. That's all I was looking for.

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And now for a bit of breaking news. Between your breaking news with me, the Geico gecko, here are some things you ought to know today. People who switch their car insurance to geico save about 900 a year. Experts are calling that. Nice to know. Also, plants can hear when bees buzz. My ficus just heard that. And finally, animal experts have confirmed that goats have regional accents. I'm getting a hint of Irish there.

[Eddie]

It feels good to get good news.

[Amy]

It feels good to Geico.

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Spring is starting at the Home Depot and bringing you everyday low prices so you can wake up your yard this season. Shape up your lawn with top brand outdoor power tools like Ryobi 40 volt mowers that have up to 50 minutes of runtime. Bring in a splash of color with spring blooms and fresh plants from the Home Depot garden center. Then refresh your garden beds and keep them clear of weeds with EarthGrow mulch. Five bags for $10 to make your yard feel like new. Start your spring with low Prices now through April 2nd only at the Home Depot. Exclusions apply. See homedepot.com Pricematch for details. Shop now.

[Anna Sinfield]

There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl.

[Amy]

You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

[Anna Sinfield]

And rule two, never mess with her friends either.

[Ashanti Plummer]

We always say that. Trust your girlfriends.

[Anna Sinfield]

I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends.

[Morgan]

Oh, my God. This is the same name.

[Anna Sinfield]

A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

[Amy]

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought how could this happen to me?

[Anna Sinfield]

The cops didn't seem to care, so they take matters into their own hands.

[Amy]

I said, oh, hell no. I vowed I will be his last target.

[Morgan]

He's gonna get what he deserves.

[Anna Sinfield]

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Unknown Female Speaker]

I feel like it was a little bit unbelievable until I really started making money.

[Podcast Announcer]

It's Financial Literacy Month, and the podcast Eating While Broke is bringing real conversations about money, growth, and building your future. This month hear from top streamer Zoe Spencer and venture capitalist lakeisha Landrum Pierre as they share their journeys from starting out to leveling up.

[Unknown Female Speaker]

If I'm outside with my parents and they see all these people come up to me for pictures, it's like, what today? Now, Obviously, it's like 100%. They believe everything, but at first it was just like, you gotta go get a real job.

[Listener/Guest]

There's an economic component to community striving. If there's not enough money and entrepreneurship happening in communities, they fail. And what I mean by fail is they don't have money to pay for food. They cannot feed their kids. They do not have homes. Communities don't work unless there's money flowing through them.

[Podcast Announcer]

Listen to Eating While Broke from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Amy]

Yesterday on our sports show 25 whistles, we had, like, a grill off or smoke off, smoker off Eddie and Kickoff Kevin. They were arguing about who could smoke brisket the best. So I gave them both $75, and they went home over the weekend, and they both came in and they presented their food, but I didn't know whose was who. And so I basically. I guess I paid for it, but I got. I was gonna say I got a free lunch, right? No, you paid for it, but I paid for it. But it was a really great segment yesterday.

[Morgan]

So who won?

[Unknown Male Speaker]

You have to go. Go and listen. Because I was thinking, like, that'd be a cool story to tell, but people should go listen to that.

[Amy]

You can listen anyway, but who cares? Eddie won, I won. But it was two to. It was two to one. And it was very close.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

I was shocked at how close it was.

[Amy]

Amy. Yeah, that was a good second. So I gotta add, like, four things there that I made. And then I mentioned earlier, went to the pediatrician yesterday, and all things checked out with the baby. So she is good. That's probably the best because you never know what's going in they do say between, like, four and six weeks. Like, when that's, like, a big growth spurt, that they're just not gonna be comfortable. But I wish I there wasn't a shame on, like, adults for pooping. Like, there's no shame on babies for pooping. Baby poops are, like, so talking about, yeah, I never come out of the bathroom while it's like, that's what I'm talking about.

[Morgan]

Good job.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

No.

[Amy]

You know what I mean?

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Usually, why are you in there so long?

[Amy]

Yeah. It's like, hey, man. Or I come out, like, dragging my leg because it's asleep. She's like, why? If don't drag, you know, you're good. Like, come out earlier. So all good with the baby? That would be my list there, Morgan.

[Kara]

So you know how I was telling you guys about, like, just our impact and talking about the good news of talking about different things on the show and how it impacts other people? Right. The other week, we were talking about this.

[Amy]

Give me an example.

[Kara]

There's bad news all over on social media. You see the bad comments.

[Amy]

We do. A lot of good news. Yes.

[Kara]

So I was telling you guys that people had reached out to me about Vertigo, about my dog, and how it impacted them. Well, a listener reached out, and because I was talking about Remy getting diagnosed with Addison's disease, she. She saw her dog exhibit all of the same symptoms and took her dog when he was in a crisis, and it saved his life. So her dog is on the mend now, finally healing. And it's all because we were, like, talking about it, and she heard it and ended up taking her dog in because of it.

[Amy]

That's great.

[Kara]

Otherwise, she would have never known. Like, Addison's disease is just so rare. It's not something that's really talked about, especially with animals. So us talking about it is a big impact. And she was like. She sent me a really sweet message and was like, you most likely saved my puppy's life, and I have to thank you for that. So it was, like, super. I got really emotional when it came through, because it was. It mattered.

[Eddie]

So you're a hero.

[Morgan]

Kind of felt like it.

[Kara]

Yeah. Not like saving lives. A doggy's life.

[Amy]

A real hero says, I'm not a hero. The number one rule of being a hero is you can't claim you're a hero.

[Kara]

But I feel like a hero right now, you know?

[Morgan]

Wait, okay. So humans can get. So this is a human disease that dogs also get? Yeah.

[Kara]

Yeah.

[Amy]

It's both.

[Kara]

It's an autoimmune disorder.

[Morgan]

Okay, so.

[Kara]

But it's. It's not really talked about.

[Morgan]

You just don't hear about it. Extreme fatigue is a symptom.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Guys, again, this.

[Amy]

You have Addison and low testosterone.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

We don't know that yet.

[Amy]

We're just piling it all on.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Dude, this morning was rough. Sat at the edge of the bed. I'm like, I'm not going to make it.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

I do have to.

[Eddie]

What do you mean you're not going to make it? You are so full of crap.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

It's like you wake up and you're so tired, and you're just sitting there. You're like, I don't have the strength to get out of bed. Am I going to make it through the day? Then you just make it to the. The shower. It's one step at a time. By the time I get out of the shower, I'm like, all right, I feel better. But, man, getting out of bed's tough.

[Amy]

Isn't that called being sleepy?

[Eddie]

No, but it's every day.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

I don't know. I don't know what it is.

[Amy]

You are gonna get checked. If you guys missed it, Lunchbox and Eddie are both gonna get checked for testosterone. Low testosterone.

[Eddie]

I'm gonna be checked for high testosterone.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Well, you can't even say it.

[Amy]

No, no.

[Eddie]

He got so much.

[Amy]

Much different things.

[Morgan]

It's a low T off.

[Amy]

Yes. We're going to have a competition and see who has the lowest or highest testosterone.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah. I went for a walk yesterday. Walking the dog. Had a couple of the kids with me, and we found two Easter eggs in someone's yard, and they had Kit Kats in them.

[Anna Sinfield]

Boom.

[Amy]

Did you eat them?

[Eddie]

Heck, yeah.

[Amy]

So good. They're not too hot?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

They're in the wrapper a week, right?

[Eddie]

They're in the wrapper.

[Amy]

It's not that it hasn't been, like, 80 degrees.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

It has been hot.

[Morgan]

You can.

[Amy]

They're melted. I'm not saying you're going to die of poison.

[Morgan]

A chocolate can melt and then you eat it.

[Eddie]

But, yeah, I mean, it wasn't. It wasn't the cleanest, but it was delicious. So two KitKats.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Boom.

[Eddie]

Not bad.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Just tell me something good. It's pretty good.

[Eddie]

I mean, that is pretty good.

[Amy]

You found a few bucks in your

[Unknown Male Speaker]

pocket, you can buy a Kit Kat.

[Morgan]

I mean, to find it in an egg in a yard.

[Eddie]

Yeah. In a random yard. Like, they missed them. But you're an adult, man, you guys

[Amy]

are really yucking my yums right now.

[Eddie]

And my kid Was like, can I take it? I was like, yeah, we can take it. Like, why wouldn't you? They obviously didn't see it. They didn't do a good job searching.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Yeah.

[Amy]

There was a story about a kid. I guess he's not a kid. He started when he was a kid. He was a busboy at a Denny's, and he was hired in the late 70s as a kid. He worked there for 48 years. And so they celebrated his 48 years on the job with a birthday fundraiser. And so that's what he wanted to do. ABC15 with the story. They loved the guy. He's been there forever. And then they turned it into a fundraiser for nonprofits who support adults with developmental disabilities where he lives. So I thought that's a pretty good story.

[Eddie]

Oh, I thought you're gonna say for him. I was like, that's pretty cool. Like, they did a fundraiser for him,

[Unknown Male Speaker]

but he lives there, right?

[Eddie]

Yeah, but that's okay now.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

So it's kind of for him.

[Eddie]

It is kind of for him.

[Amy]

You can't take it down a little bit?

[Eddie]

No, no, no. I was thinking, like, you know how they do these GoFundMes and, like, these people can retire. I was thinking you're gonna say, oh, they raised enough money where he don't have to work anymore.

[Amy]

I was like, I think he likes to work.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And you kind of made it.

[Morgan]

Tell me something.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, I didn't mean to.

[Amy]

Tell me something. Make it a story. Not as good as it was when we told it.

[Eddie]

That's on me.

[Amy]

All right.

[Eddie]

There you go.

[Amy]

That's what it's all about.

[Lunchbox]

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

[Morgan]

A family owned restaurant in Georgia has been spared from having to close down after the owner's daughter posted a TikTok video just asking people to please come support her family's business because rising costs, rent, utilities, chicken prices. The restaurant is called Wing Suite, and the video went viral. People said they drove, like, more than 40 minutes away from more than 40 minutes minutes away because the video really tugged at their heartstrings and they really wanted to support this. And what the daughter said in the video is like, I just want you to think, like, what if. What if this was your mother's restaurant? Like, what would you do? So this was like her sort of Hail, Hail Mary shot at getting people to come and support the business. And it worked. I mean, people have been showing up. A GoFundMe has been set up, and hopefully it'll Just help them get back on their feet and get some momentum.

[Amy]

I heard the high chicken prices is kind of why Eddie quit his business.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Yeah, man, Chicken, chicken is getting. It's crazy. Yeah, the prices are crazy for chickens.

[Amy]

Otherwise he'd probably be in. You should do a GoFundMe for that too.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Do a viral video.

[Amy]

That's good. I'm glad everybody stepped forward, stepped up. That's good. That's what it's all about.

[Lunchbox]

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

[Charlamagne tha God]

Tell me something good.

[Eddie]

A woman in Vermont. Two year old child driving down the road. She loses control of the car.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Boom.

[Eddie]

Crashes into the river. Airbag deploys. And then the car starts floating down the river. She's like, I got to get out of this car. She unbuckles, cuts through the airbag. Able to go in the back seat, unbuckle the child, climb out the window and get to the shore.

[Amy]

And the car is fully submerged in the river. You just see the top of it floating down like she's standing next to it. And it's like her neck is the only thing that's like above the car. That's crazy. I'm looking at it, where it went off, like the bridge part. You say that.

[Eddie]

Yeah. She crashed through, boom. Down into the river. And no one helped her. It was just her and her two year old. She did all the work.

[Amy]

Yeah, no one helped her. But there's no one in this. It's not like people drove by and they were like, look at the lady in the water.

[Unknown Male Speaker]

Some other day.

[Amy]

There's no. Yeah, I'm late to work. Yeah. She's in a place where there's not a lot of people. Ah, that's crazy. Good for her. That's all instinct, right?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Jumping in, saving the kid. That's what it's all about.

[Lunchbox]

That was. Tell me something good.

[Eddie]

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