TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Bobby Won On A Scratch Off + Amy Wants A Baby

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show — "Tell Me Something Good" (Tuesday Edition)

Date: March 24, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Episode Focus: Wholesome updates and good news from the show’s crew, plus candid reflections on parenting, life changes, and recent adventures.

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Episode Overview

This episode centers around the recurring “Tell Me Something Good” segment, where Bobby and regular cast members (Amy, Scuba Steve, Lunchbox, and Morgan) share uplifting stories and personal wins. The vibe is casual, humorous, and warm, with conversations ranging from Bobby’s new experiences as a parent and winning the lottery, to Amy considering having another baby, and deeper discussions about forgiveness, self-awareness, and personal growth.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby’s Baby and Sleep-Deprived Life

• Bobby shares the exhaustion and joys of having a newborn baby.

  • Describes the repetitive two-and-a-half hour feeding/diapering cycles.
  • Expresses surprise at how tiring it is, despite not doing "much" each day.
  • Says he feels he has to constantly check on the baby’s breathing, highlighting new-parent vigilance.

• Amy reflects on her own babysitting/nannying and aunt experiences but admits it's making her want another baby.

• Discussion turns humorous with talk about whether everyone really thinks new babies are cute, or feels obligated to say so.

  “Here’s the thing about a newborn. I would compare it to a long road trip because you don’t know why you’re tired at the end of the day... you just had to stay so focused... that you’re just exhausted.” — Bobby (03:23)

  “Turns out all you needed was a newborn!” — Amy (03:58)

  “I think if you have a baby, everybody has to talk about how cute the baby is regardless. It could be an alien Goonies-type baby and people would be like, ‘What a cute baby.’” — Bobby (06:29)

2. Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Win

• Bobby reveals he won $200 on a $50 scratch-off (03:05), but can’t find the ticket after the baby arrived.
• Laughter as he recounts scratching the ticket at home, “somewhere,” amid the newborn “blur”.

3. Amy’s Parenting—Forgiveness and Growth

• Shares story about her son setting a personal best mile despite forgetting his racing shoes (10:51)

  • Admits to reacting with frustration in public
  • Son handled it with maturity, asking for space
  • Leads to a reflection on the importance of giving kids space to process their emotions and promoting healthy communication

  “He’s like, ‘Mom, really what I need is just space from you right now.’ And I was like, I love that you know that. Let me give you space.” — Amy (14:13)

4. Eddie’s Fitness Comeback

• Scuba (aka Eddie) shares he’s started lifting weights again (19:33),

  • Others jest about how long he’ll stick with it
  • Discussion about muscle recovery, importance of eating enough protein after workouts

  “If you can keep going without someone pushing you, that’s great.” — Bobby (20:21)

  • Ends on a positive note about his son joining him for accountability

5. Lunchbox’s Post-Cruise Win

• Successfully unpacked and put away suitcase after a cruise (“No longer tripping over it at night!”) (22:20)
• Conversation shifts to cruise mishaps (like Morgan almost being left behind after losing her bag) and next year’s cruise plans.

6. Morgan Stars in a Music Video

• Morgan is featured in friend Julia Cole’s music video “At My Wedding” (29:12)
  • Plays dress up in wedding gowns
  • Shares the bittersweet feeling of wearing a wedding dress “before her actual wedding”
  • Engages in a fun clarification of the song’s meaning

7. Heartwarming “Tell Me Something Good” News Stories

• Bobby: Shares a viral story of a helpful server (Brittany) at a TGI Fridays who helped a mom with a tantruming toddler, which led to the server receiving $12k via GoFundMe as a thank you (31:22)
• Lunchbox: Family’s dog "Coco" was lost in Texas, found two years and 1,500 miles later in New Jersey, and reunited after police scanned the microchip (33:28)
  • Discussion about possible explanations for Coco’s cross-country journey (trucker, accidental adoption, etc.)

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Memorable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• On Newborn Parenting:

  • “My days have been a blur... not in a bad way.” — Bobby (03:23)
  • “You just had to stay so focused... you’re just exhausted.” — Bobby (03:23)
  • “[Having a baby] almost makes me want one!” — Amy (06:24)

• On Babies and Compliments:

  • “It could be an alien Goonies-type baby and people would be like, ‘What a cute baby!’” — Bobby (06:29)
  • “If I saw her in public, I’d go, ‘She’s cute,’ but because she’s yours, I’m obsessed.” — Amy (07:29)

• On Amy’s Forgiveness Story:

  • “He’s like, ‘I got a PR, just be happy for me!’ ...I overreacted for sure. And then now he’s embarrassed.” — Amy (12:01)
  • “I love that you know what you need. Let me give you space.” — Amy (14:13)

• On Working Out:

  • “If you can keep going without someone pushing you, that’s great.” — Bobby (20:21)
  • “No way. So after my workout, I eat a steak.” — Scuba (21:05)

• On Cruise Ship Mishaps:

  • “Did anybody stay back with you, Morgan?”
    — “Nope, I was by myself.” — Bobby & Morgan (23:17)

• On Music Video Fun:

  • “There’s one shot where like they’re definitely up my nostril... besides that, loved it!” — Morgan (29:35)

• On the Helpful TGI Fridays Server:

  • “She wasn’t doing it for the money... But next thing you know, boom.” — Bobby (32:14)

• Dog Reunion:

  • “A family in Texas lost their dog Coco two years ago… 1,500 miles away, police found [her]… and they were reunited.” — Lunchbox (33:28)

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Notable "Tell Me Something Good" Shares & Timestamps

| Time | Speaker | Highlight/Event | |-----------|-------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:05 | Bobby | Won $200 on a scratch-off, hasn't cashed it in yet | | 10:51 | Amy | Son set a personal mile record but forgot racing shoes; story of forgiveness between mother and son | | 19:33 | Scuba/Eddie | Started lifting weights again; aiming for regular workouts with his son for accountability | | 22:20 | Lunchbox | Unpacked post-cruise suitcase finally, after much procrastination | | 29:12 | Morgan | Featured in Julia Cole’s “At My Wedding” music video | | 31:22 | Bobby | Viral story: TGI Fridays server helps mom; $12K GoFundMe | | 33:28 | Lunchbox | Lost dog reunited with TX family after two years and 1,500 miles |

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Additional Fun & Banter

• Choosing New Names as Kids:

  • Amy shares how her daughter went by “Diamond” at school for years (08:31)
  • Bobby jokes he’d have chosen “Corliss” after a favorite basketball player

• Plans for Next Year’s Cruise:

  • Banter about cruise destinations (Key West, Cozumel)
  • Abby negotiates her spot by committing to perform (27:34)
  • Amy jokes about wanting to perform if it’s that “easy”

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Conclusion

The episode offers plenty of relatable parenting moments, comedic self-deprecation, and good-natured ribbing that will feel familiar to longtime listeners. The “Tell Me Something Good” stories are sprinkled with personal victories, encouraging reminders about forgiveness and self-compassion, and a few oddball celebratory moments (like finally unpacking from a trip). New listeners will get a real sense of camaraderie and positive energy among the show’s cast, anchored with their trademark humor.

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For anyone who missed this episode, it’s a feel-good trip through the cast’s latest joys, struggles, and shared laughs, wrapped up in the unmistakable heart and humor of The Bobby Bones Show.

Transcript

[Bobby]

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[Scuba]

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[Scuba]

That's good.

[Amy]

How much was the scratch off?

[Bobby]

50. But I don't know where it is. And this happened right before we had the baby, so I think I gotta go find it. Huh? But I did hit and I know it's somewhere I didn't lose. I didn't throw it away.

[Scuba]

Do you think it's in your car?

[Bobby]

No.

[Scuba]

Did you scratch in your car?

[Bobby]

I scratched it on the counter in the house. But I just remember because, like, I wonder what happened. My days have been a blur and not in a bad way. They just have all been like the day before. Here's the thing about a newborn. I would compare it to a long road trip because you don't know why you're tired at the end of the day because you really didn't do much. But you just had to stay so focused, even if it's not. You're not consciously being focused, that you're just exhausted. Like, I've been sleeping really hard through the night.

[Amy]

That's good.

[Bobby]

Which is great.

[Amy]

Turns out all you needed was a newborn.

[Scuba]

Oh, that's it.

[Amy]

This whole life, no problem, needed a newborn.

[Bobby]

So I've never experienced a newborn. But she doesn't do much. It's a cycle. It's a two and a half hour cycle of feed. No, no change. Because we have to wake her up to feed her because she will go to sleep while feeding constantly. We have to constantly wake her up. In the middle of eating.

[Scuba]

She'll just.

[Bobby]

And then go. Then fall asleep. So change that wakes her up, feed, then back to sleep. And that's the cycle. Every two and a half hours. And it's constant. You just always have to be aware. And I'm not comfortable enough now to not make. To not make sure that she's breathing all the time. Like I'll just have to look and just like stare at her stomach to make sure it's going up and down. And I'm sure she's fine. But it's very new.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You know what I mean?

[Amy]

Yeah. I mean, not exactly I know what you mean. But I have not experienced it myself other than you know, I was a nanny in high school, which would be crazy. I cared for babies.

[Bobby]

Like leave again we this baby two weeks old.

[Scuba]

Right.

[Bobby]

To leave the newborn. You don't leave newborns with nannies, do you?

[Amy]

I mean, I guess it just depends

[Bobby]

on how were you a nanny with a new. I can't imagine leaving our baby. Okay, so let that small.

[Amy]

Okay, let me clarify, let me clarify. This was a very. They have. Claire clearly had resources, this family. In my senior year of high school, I only had to be at school from like 8 to noon. And then I didn't have to be back till 4pm for cheerleading. So from like 12:30 to 3:30 I went and every day, Monday through Friday, I went and helped the mom because she had a three year old and then newborn.

[Bobby]

That makes a lot of sense if it was just you being left with a newborn in high school.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Scuba]

What with an 18 year old, like

[Amy]

I was just an extra set of hands because she had twins and a three year old. So it was like got it very. But I did a lot of diaper changing and a lot of just holding and hanging and yeah. Grocery store runs, whatever. That nanny sometimes can come in and just fill roles at the house while the mom is with the baby too.

[Bobby]

Yeah. When you said you had seen the same thing with a newborn, I was thinking as a high schooler, someone just left a baby with you.

[Amy]

Well, and then also my sister had four babies that I was the aunt and cared for. But I guess, yeah, the 24 hours a day kind of thing. Like I don't. You're making me want to experience it though. Yeah.

[Bobby]

What do you get?

[Amy]

You get honestly, your baby's so cute, it's making me want.

[Bobby]

I hear you.

[Amy]

A baby.

[Bobby]

Here's the other thing that I wonder because I've said this. I think if you have a baby, everybody has to talk about how cute the baby is regardless. It could be an alien Goonies sure type baby and people be like, people like that baby. Look what a cute baby. People have to say that.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So in my mind, I don't have any attachment to our baby being cuter than everybody else's in Gen pop because everybody has to say that. Just like if the comparison I've made many times is if you come in Amy and you have a bob haircut. Now let's say we all think it's ugly. We still have to acknowledge it because it's such a drastic change that we have to go, oh wow, your hair looks great because it's so drastic. And we're not gonna go, oh, your hair looks terrible. And the baby is such a change that you have to acknowledge, oh, your baby's so cute. The same way we'd have to be like, amy, your bob looks great.

[Amy]

No, your baby really is cute.

[Bobby]

I feel like you guys are just doing that in the eyes.

[Amy]

I don't know if I'm obsessed with it because it's you and Caitlyn's baby, or if. Or if I saw it, I mean, I don't think I would be like, I look at it and I'm like, I can't. This is just. She's so stinking cute. Like, if I saw her in public, I'd be like, oh, she's cute. But I wouldn't think more about her. But because it's y'. All, it's like, she's so cute. And I just want to, like, you know, scoop her up.

[Scuba]

And like, to your point, you'd say it one time, right? Like, oh, you're so cute. And then that's it.

[Amy]

Yeah, you let it go.

[Scuba]

If they're not cute, you let it go, dude. That's it. But she's so beautiful that you keep

[Bobby]

saying, okay, but when you say that, I don't. She's so cute. I think she has a lot of hair. That's a big benefit.

[Amy]

No, but her lips and her eyebrows and her nose and her ears.

[Bobby]

Eyes.

[Amy]

Yeah. She's so cute.

[Scuba]

She's so cute, man.

[Amy]

Like, I. I was sent my daughter a video of her yesterday, and then my daughter's like, oh, my go. I'm obsessed. Like, we're obsessed.

[Bobby]

I saw your daughter comment on the Instagram. We put up.

[Amy]

Oh, what'd she say?

[Bobby]

Just something random and generic. But then everybody was commenting under it, like, hey, Sashira.

[Amy]

Yeah. No, she's.

[Bobby]

Is she not going by diamond anymore?

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby]

Good.

[Scuba]

That's good.

[Amy]

Yeah, the therapist was right. Just ignore it. Let it go, and it'll. You know, I mean, it was about a two year thing, but eventually it phased out.

[Bobby]

It was two years at school.

[Amy]

At school only.

[Scuba]

Even teachers. Like, everyone's calling her Diamond.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You get to pick your name as a kid.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby]

Oh, man. If they'd allow me do that, what

[Scuba]

would you have done?

[Amy]

Well, they have a preference card when you get to school. Like, you put your name and what would you prefer to be called? And that's what she did. I only. I only found out she was doing that because of a teacher, because she was joining a extracurricular, like, club and the men the leader, the teacher that headed up the club. Like, I emailed her to pay the dues and she was like, I don't see a Stashira Brown on my list. And then she goes. She emailed me back later. She goes, oh, you're talking about Diamond. And I go, am I?

[Scuba]

That's crazy.

[Amy]

Who. Who's Diamond? And then other like, her friends, parents that I was just now meeting, like her new friends, they'd be like, can diamond come over for. To hang for a little bit? And I'm like, I don't know. Can she? Like, it's weird.

[Bobby]

If they'd have given me autonomy of my name, they'd have been like, corliss here.

[Amy]

What? Corliss? What does that mean?

[Bobby]

Corliss Williamson. He was a Razorback basketball player. We won the national championship in 94.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Bobby]

I'd have for sure changed my name to Corliss.

[Scuba]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Well, you had kids. Eddie been. Jordan?

[Scuba]

Oh, for sure. I think.

[Bobby]

Garth, maybe. Garth Garcia.

[Scuba]

Brooks Garcia,

[Bobby]

I think. So my good is going to be. I know I have a lottery ticket that I haven't brought mentioned yet. And it's up in the house. It's 200 bucks. It's pretty excited because it was a 4 times 50 winner or it was a 5 times 40 winner. One of those. That's one. And we went for a walk yesterday as my wife is recuperating. We go a little further each time and so we went on another walk. We go to school around here. That's all.

[Amy]

Yeah. Now y' all can do that because you, like have a kid with you. You're not like adults at a school with no kid.

[Scuba]

But a couple walking into school's not a big deal.

[Bobby]

Well, but it's not. And there's nobody at the school unless

[Scuba]

you're like a single dude by yourself. That's weird.

[Amy]

Okay, fine.

[Bobby]

I don't like walk, so I would never do that anyway. I'm not a walk guy. Amy, you tell me something good.

[Amy]

Okay. So kid wise, mine's about my son. He had previously. His mile record was like 5:15, I think. And his goal is to break five. He really wants to do that this track season. And he hit 5:12. But here's where I messed up as a mom. Also, the tell me something good is. This is a little story of forgiveness. I was really irritated cause it was a race and he forgot his running shoes, which are like these little. They're tiny cleats, but they're lightweight. They help. He forgot his and we were 25, 30 minutes from home, so. So I wasn't going to be able to go back. And I was like, okay, fine, whatever. He. So he ran in his normal, like, Brooks running shoes, which is all fine and dandy, but those shoes are heavier. They slow you down.

[Bobby]

He trains in the Brooks running shoes.

[Amy]

He'll train in those, but at a race day, he'll run in those. Every other kid that was racing had their racing shoes on. And it was. Whoever was leading the pack must have just been challenging everybody. Like, I don't know what school that kid was from, but it was. Everybody was getting PRs. Because when you have someone that's faster, you go faster. And I saw him struggling and I'm like, it's the dang shoes. He still got a pr. But then as a mom, I was so frustrated. Cause he could have gotten, like, he probably could have gotten 507 or something. And I was so irritated that, you know, you got one responsibility walking out the door, you need. Or two, you need your uniform and your cleats. And I was mad at myself because I should have double checked. But also, he's old enough where he should know. And I mean, I got a little heated in public. Nobody saw, but he thinks people saw me getting upset, frustrated. And he's like, I got a pr, like, just be happy for me. And I'm like, I am happy for you. But I overreacted for sure. And then now he's embarrassed that kids at school saw that. And then so I had to say, you're right, I should have waited. He's like, if you would have just waited till we got in the car. And I'm like, okay, you're right. I should have waited. And then also, I shouldn't have even made it a thing. Like, he'll learn his lesson. He knows he could have gone faster. He'll remember the shoes next time. But it's like, I've never had a kid, like, really good at sports before. And now I kind of feel like I. I had like a hint of, like, sports parent.

[Bobby]

You gotta get the taste.

[Scuba]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I'm like, you have so much potential and you want to break five, like, that's your one goal. And like, you should have. Like, he just was sort of acting like it wasn't that big of a deal. And it was like, to me, it was a big deal. I mean, because honestly, I was never really good at sports either.

[Scuba]

Oh, I thought you were good. Switch hitter.

[Bobby]

No. Ambidextrous.

[Scuba]

And that's it.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Up until, like, fourth grade.

[Scuba]

Free throw shooter.

[Amy]

Well, yeah, I think they would put me in last minute because, yeah, I could bat left or right to throw off the pitcher, but, I mean, we had to be winning.

[Bobby]

She was the distraction technique on the team.

[Amy]

Yeah. So anyways, I had to ask for forgiveness, and he said he needed time to think about it, and I gave him that space. And then the next morning, he forgave me. And I was proud of him, too. Like, this is. Tell me something good as a mom. Like, you want your kids to, like, know what they're feeling and speak what they need. And he's like, mom, really what I need is just space from you right now. And I was like, I love that you know that. Let me give you space.

[Scuba]

That's healthy.

[Amy]

That is so healthy for a kid to do that.

[Bobby]

It's healthy, but feels jarring if. If your kids, like, I need space from you.

[Amy]

It is. But you want your kid to know that that's great. The fact that as a teenager and that I can be like, you know what?

[Morgan]

You're not wrong.

[Amy]

Like, I need to give you space. So I walked away. And then the next morning, we revisited it, and he was like, okay, I feel better now. I get it. I should have remembered my cleats. And I know you didn't mean to react that way. It's because you care, and I'm. I forgive you. And I was like, ah, perfect.

[Bobby]

I'm dreading the day when my baby says, I need space.

[Scuba]

And you gotta be like, wow, that's so healthy.

[Bobby]

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[Scuba]

I started working out again.

[Bobby]

I thought you said you never stopped.

[Scuba]

No, no, but like, I went to, like, I lifted weights. Like last week I went four days. Yesterday I went again. I've been sore. It kind of like it hurts. But I'm back a little bit and I don't know, I'm not to the point where like, I'm going to like push myself to get bigger or whatever, but like the fact that I'm just lifting weights all on my own I think is a good thing.

[Bobby]

How long will this last?

[Scuba]

Don't, don't tear me down. I just started, guys.

[Amy]

Let's give it, I don't know, four gym visits.

[Scuba]

No, I've already done four. So four more.

[Amy]

Sure, four more. Give or take one or two.

[Scuba]

I mean, I did kind of. I did feel like, man, I'm so sore. Like, oh, I don't want to go back.

[Bobby]

But hey, good for you. If you can keep going without someone pushing you, that's great.

[Amy]

Okay, after these weightlifting sessions. Are you eating protein?

[Bobby]

No.

[Amy]

Okay. You're wasting.

[Scuba]

I mean, I'm eating like meat, but I'm not doing like protein. I'm not doing protein shakes or anything.

[Amy]

No, meat is protein.

[Scuba]

Yeah, but I eat meat every day.

[Bobby]

Are you doing cardio? No, but I'm running. That's what Eddie Just hit us with.

[Scuba]

I feel like you guys are talking about, like, extra protein.

[Amy]

No.

[Morgan]

And no.

[Amy]

We're saying, like, what I have learned, especially as we've aged, something I was doing wrong for a long time is like, I would work out and then I wasn't intentional. Like within the 30 minutes to an hour after my workout, giving my body protein so my muscles can, like, do something with it. Otherwise it's just. It's like a waste of time.

[Scuba]

No way. So after my workout, I eat a steak.

[Amy]

Sure, whatever. However you want to get.

[Scuba]

I didn't think about that.

[Bobby]

You're also not going to get bigger anymore at this stage in life.

[Amy]

But he's gonna at least build, like, keep the muscle.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but he's like, I'm not trying to do it to get bigger.

[Scuba]

Well, when we were working out with a trainer, like, we were getting bigger, like, I would. That was the biggest I've ever been in my life.

[Amy]

You mean like, muscle wise?

[Scuba]

Yeah, like my legs, like, comfort, like my pants, like my jeans were tight. That's never happened in my life.

[Amy]

Interesting.

[Scuba]

So. And that was. I was what, 46? 45. 46. So yeah, I can still get bigger. I feel like if I wanted to.

[Bobby]

But working out with the trainer, that, when we were doing it was extremely intense. You're not going to put yourself through workouts.

[Scuba]

No, because when I'm tired, I'm like, I'm good.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I hope you continue it.

[Scuba]

Feels good.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Scuba]

Feels good to be back in the gym.

[Bobby]

Bottle it up.

[Scuba]

I feel like you're doubting me.

[Bobby]

No, we're just basing our feelings on the wealth of information we have gathered over the last 15 years or so. Being your friend with me.

[Scuba]

Yeah, you know what helps too, is my son. Like, my son goes to the gym too. So if we can keep each other accountable and go together, that'd be.

[Bobby]

That's a big part of it.

[Scuba]

That would be helpful.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Scuba]

Good.

[Bobby]

All seriousness. That's awesome.

[Scuba]

Good luck. Thank you.

[Bobby]

All right, lunchbox. Give me something good.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yeah, we went on a cruise and I came home and I had my suitcase and it just laid there and laid there and laid there. And yesterday I finally unpacked, put the clothes in the dirty laundry, put the suitcase away in the closet. So it is not laying on my bedroom floor anymore. I am done with the cruise.

[Bobby]

Your wife didn't tell you to do it though?

[Lunchbox]

Oh, she probably did.

[Bobby]

Oh, you just didn't.

[Lunchbox]

But yeah, she's like, hey, are you gonna pick that up? Yeah, I'm gonna Get that tomorrow. I'm gonna get that tomorrow. And then yesterday I finally. You know what? It's time to get to it. Because there are a couple times the middle of the night I get up to go pee and I kick the suitcase and that really hurts. And so I finally moved it off the bedroom floor and unpacked my cruise gear.

[Bobby]

Good for you. I did see a video that I think Lunchbox posted or the Bobby Boncho account posted of the bus driving off after the cruise while Morgan was trying to be on the phone trying to locate her bag of the camera and stuff.

[Morgan]

Oh yeah, that was brutal.

[Bobby]

Did anybody stay back with you, Morgan?

[Morgan]

Nope. I was by myself.

[Lunchbox]

Well, I wasn't gonna stay with her. I was getting on the plane like it ain't my responsibility. Why, uh, no chance would you have

[Bobby]

left Morgan and left all the stuff on the boat?

[Morgan]

I did think about it. Cause I had what I needed to get on the plane. And worst case scenario, the cruise ship could have mailed it to me. But it was my work computer and I really needed that that day to be able to do stuff. So I was, I was risking it for at least an hour or so waiting.

[Bobby]

Thinking back, what made you forget the computer on the boat? Like what happened that distracted you?

[Lunchbox]

TikTok?

[Morgan]

It was a bunch of things. One, I was so exhausted from the whole week. I was excited to get back home. I was hungover. I was trying to do a TikTok video. There was like three different things happening all at the same time. And I had two bags on top of that one bag. So I just was not in the frame of mind. And this is why I've recently not been drinking as much anymore because I'm trying to stay clear headed.

[Bobby]

I'm sure exhaustion played equal role as drinking. Probably more so. Probably more so you guys stayed on the boat for all seven days? I got my itinerary for next year by the way. And Cozumel is one of the stops next year. I've never been there.

[Scuba]

Is that Mexico?

[Bobby]

It is.

[Scuba]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Did you. Do you not have yours? It's a. It's literally a year out.

[Scuba]

Yeah, we. I haven't gotten anything.

[Bobby]

Oh, maybe they check with me first.

[Scuba]

So what if they tell you like where the boat's going or like what your room size?

[Bobby]

I don't have all that stuff yet. It was, I was just looking at the places that it was going. Cuz I think this is just from what I read yesterday. I think we leave from Tampa and scuba. If he's in the Room can. You're right.

[Mike]

It's Tampa's the port of call.

[Bobby]

So we leave from Tampa, which I think I like a lot better than Miami or Fort Lauderdale. So we leave from Tampa, and then does it go to Cozumel from there?

[Mike]

No, that. I believe it's Key West.

[Bobby]

Oh, Key West.

[Scuba]

I miss it already.

[Bobby]

And then Cozumel, and then I think it's Nassau.

[Mike]

Cozumel in Tampa.

[Bobby]

Okay. There you go.

[Amy]

Oh, so. So same thing. Cozumel.

[Bobby]

Cozumel and Tampa are different.

[Amy]

Yeah. In Tampa.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Start from Tampa, but it goes Cozumel. But anyway, I was looking at that stuff yesterday, and mostly it was like, I'm trying. We're trying to see if Eddie and I are going to play again, do something different. I don't know. Obviously, we have different artists that are playing, so maybe it was just that kind of. That was it. I guess it was an overarching. I guess before it gets to you guys, I got to check off.

[Amy]

Do they want me to do another health and wellness?

[Bobby]

We didn't get there yet.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Scuba]

Those sunrise walks now, Dad, I can

[Bobby]

probably guarantee you'll do those. If you want to do those. I can promise. Another sunrise walk.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Scuba. Do you know if this one's selling? Have you talked to anybody?

[Mike]

From what I remember, when we were even on the cruise, before we get off, we got off because we were able to promote, like, next year's ship. I believe it was a 35% signup rate.

[Lunchbox]

Wow.

[Bobby]

From the cruise?

[Mike]

From the cruise itself. Yeah. And it was. I think it was, like, day two or day three at that point. So I think it's doing pretty well.

[Amy]

Yeah, I saw a lot of people with hats when they. When they signed, they got a hat that said 20, 20, 27.

[Bobby]

Yeah, they left one of my room, and I was.

[Scuba]

Oh, really?

[Bobby]

Yeah. And I was like, I didn't pay for this. They were like, no, but you're on it, right? I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amy]

But no, I saw, like, multiple people with their hats, like, excited.

[Bobby]

Mike, you want to go on the next one? It's up to you. Out of all the stories, if you want to go. I can do, like, Ray and Crowbar you in if you want to go. You have. You have probably, like, two months. You need to let me know in, like, two months.

[Scuba]

I'll think about it, Mike. I'll show you around Key west, dude, you're going to love it. You're gonna love it.

[Bobby]

Just. And I'll check back in a couple months, okay? And I think. I don't know if I told Abby last year. Hey, is Abby in the room?

[Amy]

I think you did. You already said Abby.

[Bobby]

Did I promise you you could go?

[Amy]

Yes, you did.

[Scuba]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Crap.

[Scuba]

Hey, Mike. Hold on.

[Amy]

Not like I remember, Micah.

[Mike]

We're already over budget with the current staff. That's already went from last year.

[Bobby]

It doesn't matter.

[Scuba]

Over budget? We didn't spend any money. Like, wait, that's according to.

[Mike]

That's according to Rick.

[Bobby]

But it doesn't matter because we were over budget whenever Ray was coming on last time. So it's fine. If anything, I'll pay for it if they want to go. So, Mike, you let me know, okay?

[Amy]

Abby's in. She's already in. You.

[Scuba]

You promised.

[Bobby]

Abby, if you want to go and you're committing right now, I will have Scuba send a note to Rick saying that Abby would go. We have to find some. But, Abby, you have to perform.

[Amy]

Oh. Oh, sing.

[Scuba]

Yeah. That's performing. Abby. What was Abby thinking other than singing Lunchbox Stop.

[Bobby]

Abby, what were you thinking?

[Lunchbox]

She was just backed out of the cruise.

[Amy]

No, I didn't. I'm kidding. I'll sing.

[Lunchbox]

Hey, sales are dropping. Sales are dropping.

[Bobby]

Maybe. Okay. Scuba, let Rick know that I promised Abby she could come on the cruise and that she'll perform. Okay. She can perform with the raging idiots.

[Scuba]

Well, she can have her own little thing, too.

[Bobby]

And then she. She can. She can perform with the raging idiots and she can do, like, a set, like, out on the boat.

[Scuba]

That'd be cool.

[Mike]

Yeah, they have all kinds of little, like, hideaway spots where they do set.

[Scuba]

She's played shows before. Yeah.

[Bobby]

You guys are acting like she's never sang a song.

[Lunchbox]

She's gonna have to hire a guitar player. That's an extra.

[Scuba]

I'll do it.

[Bobby]

Eddie will do it.

[Scuba]

I'll do it.

[Bobby]

And there'll be other artists there that have guitar players that we could pay 100 bucks to do if that's what you wanted to do.

[Amy]

I want to perform.

[Bobby]

No.

[Scuba]

Oh, my gosh.

[Amy]

Well, I didn't know it was this easy.

[Bobby]

You do perform whenever you do line dancing in your wellness, talk in your sunrise. Sunrise walks.

[Amy]

Remember we used to sing a song together. You're the reason our kids are ugly.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that was because we did it with, like, three other people. And then you. You were the one that was there

[Scuba]

that time you happened to be there.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

They're ugly.

[Bobby]

Yes. Scuba, would you mind sending that email off?

[Amy]

So now I was just convenient.

[Scuba]

Well, yeah. Yeah.

[Amy]

Had no idea.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Story of our life. Morgan, do you want to do one?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Oh, I am in a music video.

[Bobby]

Go on.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. This looks cool.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I. So one of my friends, Julia Cole, she has a song out called at my Wedding, and she asked me and three of her other girlfriends to come to a bridal shop, and we, like, played dress up with wedding dresses, and we shot a music video.

[Bobby]

How does it look? Are you happy with your performance?

[Morgan]

Yeah. I mean, there's one shot where, like, they're definitely up my nostril because I'm laying on the ground in, like, a cute little formation. Besides that, though, I loved it. It was really fun to do.

[Bobby]

What about you wearing a wedding dress before your actual wedding?

[Morgan]

Yeah, that felt weird. I was like, I haven't even tried on wedding dresses for my wedding yet, but I'm in one for a music video. Is that Madlock?

[Amy]

Oh, well. So two birds, one stone. Did you find a dress for yourself?

[Scuba]

That's a good idea.

[Bobby]

Efficient is the time.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I did not. I don't think I would wear the two that I had on there. They were very poofy, very ball gown, princess Bridgerton style.

[Bobby]

Did they pick the dress for you to wear in the video, or did you get to say yes to the dress for the video?

[Morgan]

They did pick some out, and then I did get to say yes if I wanted to wear it. So. Yes. Kind of. Kind of had the moment of yes. I want to wear that one.

[Bobby]

That's cool. And what's the video called?

[Morgan]

It's called at my Wedding. It's a. Like a sisterhood song of, basically, your best friend is gonna be at the wedding, but she doesn't know who the groom is gonna be. Is the vibe of the song.

[Bobby]

Your best friend is gonna be at the wedding, but the groom is a mystery.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Like, so I know that she's gonna be at my wedding, but I don't know if you're gonna be there kind of thing. She's talking about a guy.

[Bobby]

Okay, now you're doing from her perspective. Okay, so.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, got it. Oh, like, so the groom may stand her up.

[Morgan]

No, so, like, she could be dating a guy, but she's like, I don't know if you're gonna be at my wedding, but I know she's gonna be

[Bobby]

literally at the wedding.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay. I thought she was, like, at the wedding going, I know my best friend's gonna be here, but it's my groom gonna show up. That's the question.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, so it's like, while your friends. It's like, yes. Got it. That's cool.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Morgan]

Like, sorry, I explained that in a roundabout way, but yes. It's like a sisterhood best friend song. She's gonna be in all the big parts of my life. I don't know about you, though kind of vibe.

[Amy]

Okay, got it now?

[Bobby]

We got it. All right, good.

[Amy]

Cute.

[Bobby]

Everybody in?

[Scuba]

Yeah, that's cool.

[Bobby]

All right. I mean, did everybody do their tell me something good? All right, There you go. Tell me something good. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Bobby. Tell me something good. While traveling through the airport in Atlanta, my mom was tired of dealing with a kid because the kid was on the verge of a meltdown. Now, she still loved her kid, and I think you guys could probably vouch for this. You still love him, but sometimes you get tired of them.

[Scuba]

Absolutely.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah. Okay, good.

[Lunchbox]

Amen.

[Bobby]

And so she got an assist from a TGI Friday waitress. So Kalane said that the server, Brittany, picked up her two year old mid tantrum and just started walking around the restaurant. I was like, hey, give him a little drink. And the mom shared it on social media. Got 4 million views. And so she was like, hey, I want to do something nice for you. So she just threw up a GoFundMe, thinking it'd be a few hundred bucks if anything. It raised more than $12,000.

[Scuba]

Wow.

[Bobby]

She wasn't doing it for the money. She obviously was just doing it to help the kid, help the mom. But the mom was like, let me throw this up and see if anybody responds to it. So crowdfunded at $12,000. That's pretty cool.

[Scuba]

So are you saying you should probably just, like, if you see a kid crying, pick him up?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, 100%. Then someone will do a GoFundMe for you.

[Bobby]

All that. I would say, no, that's probably not gonna happen. But what I would say is, this is me making up the story here in my mind of what happened. The server was also a moment understood that the mom was exhausted. Said, hey, do you mind if I, like, I can walk him around. And the mom's like, please, God. And then walks him around. And the mom's like, man, that helped me so much. Like, what can I do? Even if limited, it's free to put up a GoFundMe. Probably shared it on social media. Next thing you know, boom.

[Scuba]

That's pretty cool.

[Bobby]

That's the story that I made up in my head.

[Amy]

Yeah, that sounds.

[Lunchbox]

You know what Else is pretty cool that TGI Fridays is still open in the airport.

[Bobby]

A lot of them did not realize that maybe airport dominant now that might be their thing. I don't know. I rarely see any out. Just walking the streets like I do sometimes. Yeah, sunny skies. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with lunchbox. Tell me something good.

[Lunchbox]

A family in Texas lost their dog Coco two years ago. Wandered away from their house. They put up signs, couldn't find it anywhere. Two years go by, they think, oh, never gonna see coco again. Well, 1500 miles away in Clark, New Jersey, police found a stray dog walking on the street. They checked the microchip and found the family in Texas. So before the family could get back, the police kept it, gave it baths, toys, spoiled it rotten until they could be reunited.

[Bobby]

What do they think happened? Is there a theory on how the dog got way up there?

[Lunchbox]

They did not say a truck. They.

[Scuba]

A trucker.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Or a kidnapper. N trafficker.

[Amy]

No, dog traff.

[Bobby]

A dog trafficker that you just. You end up leaving the dog on the street.

[Lunchbox]

Well, maybe they traffic it to another family. The family's like, I don't want this. And they just let it out.

[Amy]

Or it gets out, the dog escapes.

[Bobby]

Do you think it's a stolen dog and then someone just lets it go?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. Cuz how else does it get 1500 miles? I mean, that's a long way to go.

[Scuba]

I'm with Amy. A trucker saw it kind of on the road. It's my little pet.

[Bobby]

So it escaped. The family accidentally let it escape. Someone sees it, thinks it's a stray, but probably had a collar on it.

[Amy]

Maybe, maybe not.

[Lunchbox]

And it has a chip.

[Amy]

But. But if you don't know that.

[Bobby]

No, he does know it has a chip.

[Scuba]

That's how they found it. No, I'm saying the quote unquote trucker doesn't know he has a chip.

[Amy]

That's why you immediately take it to a place where they can scan it.

[Bobby]

Unless you're a lonely trucker and you need a friend. And that friend is that dog. That's a good story. It's back with the family. I love that. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. We have something really special for you. A chance to win a trip for two to our I Heart Country Festival in Austin, including airfare, hotel and a meet and greet with Russell Dickerson.

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[Bobby]

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