TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Bobby's Wife Dominated Valentine's Day!

Summary

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Episode Overview

Title: TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Bobby's Wife Dominated Valentine's Day!
Podcast: The Bobby Bones Show
Date: February 17, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones & Team

This upbeat episode of “The Bobby Bones Show” centers around sharing good news stories from the hosts’ lives and beyond. Bobby recounts how his wife “dominated” Valentine’s Day, the team shares feel-good personal anecdotes and listener voicemails, and they highlight inspiring acts from kids and even some canine heroics. The conversational and humor-laced tone keeps things lively, with plenty of banter and playful competition.

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Main Discussion and Highlights

1. Bobby’s “Tell Me Something Good”: Dog Training & Valentine’s Day (00:41–05:53)

• Stanley the Bulldog’s Training

  • Bobby shares updates on his senior bulldog Stanley going to daytime training sessions due to a forthcoming baby.
    • “He's not the best listener, and I'm definitely his alpha to where he mostly only listens to me … And so I really didn't want to send him off to training, but I was encouraged to. And the only deal that I made was he doesn't stay overnight.” [01:04]
  • Despite health scares and surgeries, Stanley seems to be doing well, which Bobby frames as something positive.

• Valentine’s Day: Bobby’s Wife Wins

  • Bobby planned a low-key Valentine’s due to his wife’s pregnancy and uncertain health.
    • “Now, purposefully, I did not plan something on the 14th…because she's…pregnant. And so I was like, I'm not going to plan anything on the 14th because I don't want to plan anything, pay for it, and then us not go…” [03:36]
  • His wife surprised him with a Goldbelly order of dairy-free cheesecake bites (Chicago) and cookies (New York), plus a shirt.
    • “She won. She won. I'm not even gonna say I lost on purpose. I didn't lose on purpose, but she won. It was great.” [04:41]
  • Bobby humorously notes he sees everything as a competition, unlike his wife.
    • “Although she doesn't look at things as competitions, which is weird, because I do. I look at everything as a competition.” [05:27]

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2. Amy’s Pizza Delivery Kindness Story (05:54–07:53)

• Amy recounts ordering Blaze Pizza and finding a handwritten Post-It from her delivery driver:
  • “It was like my delivery driver’s way of just spreading some love and positivity…He just wrote, 'God is good. And he loves you. Enjoy your food. Have a great day, and may God bless you and your loved ones. Ephesians 2, 8, 10.'” [06:16]
• The team debates whether the gesture is just kind, a tactic for tips, or both. Amy insists it made her smile regardless.
  • “Did it make you smile? Did it make you happy?” – “Yes.” [07:15–07:17]
• Bobby jokes about maybe influencing Amy’s pizza choice and promotes Blaze’s vegan options (unpaid).

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3. Grateful for Health—Lunchbox & Parenting Talk (08:14–09:24)

• Lunchbox shares gratitude for simply being healthy and alive after a tough week. He reflects on how challenging life would be as a single parent.
  • "We take [health] for granted, and then when we just get smacked in the face with something, you're like, oh, my gosh.” [08:22]
  • “Single parents… I don't know how you do it.” [08:32]
• Amy acknowledges the difficulty but points out her older kids make things easier.
• Bobby and the team banter about Lunchbox’s new energy, slimmer look, and new hoodie after being unable to eat for days.

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4. Eddie’s Marital Feud & Resolution (12:35–14:39)

• Eddie shares about a multi-day argument and silent treatment with his wife:
  • “My wife and I for the last couple days we've been feuding… But you know what? We're back. We talked about it yesterday. We had a really in depth conversation. And we're back.” [12:49–12:58]
• The team jokes about “who won the fight,” with Bobby stressing his competition mindset:
  • “That’s crazy that you don't think anybody won. I live my life off of wins and losses.” [13:07]
• Eddie explains the key was genuinely listening and communicating to understand each other’s points.
  • “She wasn’t being heard correctly by me… I think she didn’t understand what I was saying… So the fact that we both had to communicate and understood each other, we know how to work it out.” [14:00]

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Inspirational & Uplifting News Segments

Good Kid Stories (15:24–16:46)

• Olivia’s Cocoa Stand:
  • Amy spotlights 10-year-old Olivia Knowles from Royal Palm Beach, FL, who raised $5,000 this year (and $30,000 overall) for a shelter for abused and neglected foster children through her annual hot cocoa stand.
    • “She went from $80 the first year to now 5,000. And overall in total donations, she's given $30,000. Again, she's 10.” [16:07]
  • Banter about the oddity of selling hot cocoa in Florida.

Hero Dogs: Louisville Search & Rescue (16:48–18:50)

• Three-Year-Old Found Thanks to Dog:
  • Lunchbox tells of a Louisville, KY boy missing before being found trapped in a car—discovered by a police officer who followed a dog’s persistent barking.
    • “The kid had climbed in the car and locked the doors and was stuck inside the car... the dog knew where he was and was like, hey, cop, come over here.” [17:19]
  • Bobby spins a joke-conspiracy about military tech that understands dog language.
    • “What if the technology does exist and there’s only a few people that have it where they can understand what dogs are saying?” [17:54]

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Bobby (on competition):
  “I look at everything as a competition.” [05:27]
• Amy (on her delivery driver’s kind gesture):
  “He did not have to do that. And it’s just a thing that he does for all of his orders... what a way for someone to just spread a little more kindness.” [07:17]
• Lunchbox (on health):
  “I’m just alive, man. I’m just happy to have health.” [08:14]
• Eddie (on marriage communication):
  “The fact that we both had to communicate and understood each other, we know how to work it out.” [14:20]
• Amy (on Olivia’s cocoa stand):
  “It’s cool to see how it’s grown. She went from $80 the first year to now 5,000… she’s 10.” [16:08]

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Key Segments & Timestamps

• Bobby’s Dog Training/Valentine’s Story: 00:41–05:53
• Amy’s Blaze Pizza/Delivery Kindness: 05:54–07:53
• Lunchbox on Health / Parent Talk: 08:14–09:24
• Eddie’s Marital Feud & Resolution: 12:35–14:39
• Inspiring Kid (Olivia and Cocoa Stand): 15:24–16:46
• Hero Dog Rescues Lost Boy: 16:48–18:50

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Tone & Atmosphere

• The episode maintains the Bobby Bones Show’s signature blend of warmth, humor, playful competitiveness, and inspiration.
• Hosts continuously encourage kindness, gratitude, and laughter, whether discussing family foibles, small daily joys, or the impressive acts of others.

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Takeaways

• Sometimes the best “something good” is simply appreciating health, kindness, or the people around us.
• From small gestures—like a positive Post-It on a pizza box—to kids raising thousands for charity, goodness can be found everywhere.
• Even celebrity marriages aren’t immune to misunderstandings, but communication is key.
• Never underestimate dogs—or the technology that might just let us one day chat with them!

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Transcript

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[C]

What did he say?

[B]

He was like, kind of sucked, but I got through it.

[D]

I'm like, wait a second. So what's the good part? That he went.

[B]

That he went and he came back and he's good.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

He's just had so many surgeries. He's been so sick for so long. He's also old now. He's, like, about to be seven. As a bulldog, you kind of max out at nine.

[C]

Oh, man, nine.

[B]

Nine and a half. But he still has a. Like, he goes like, he still has a lot. But bulldogs don't have a lot of sustained energy ever. I mean, he's still like an athlete at times. So sent him. He came back. He's all good. We're putting them through that. So that would be one. My other thing is I got a. You know, not typical me, but my wife dominated me at Valentine's Day this year. There's a couple reasons that I did not dominate Valentine's Day. Now, purposefully, I did not plan something on the 14th, specifically anywhere, because I don't know how she feels. And she even agreed. Some days she feels terrible, some days she feels bad, and that's usually where it mixes. Now, it's either bad or terrible because she's. She didn't, let me say, very pregnant, but she's pregnant. And so I was like, I'm not going to plan anything on the 14th because I don't want to plan anything, pay for it, and then us not go, because on the 14th, you have to pay to hold a spot. So it's 75 bucks or something just to hold a table. She's like, great. No problem. And then it's like, am I going to get her clothes as a gift? I don't want to get her clothes right now. She ain't going to like it. So I got her flowers, but that was pretty much it. But I told her way ahead of time, like, hey, I'm not gonna do good, because here's why. I think she was cool with it. But, man, she dominated like, she was like, hey, will you go pick up the mail outside? And it was a bag. They just thrown the bag over the. Over the fence for some reason. And I went. And it was in a trash bag. But it was two things. And she had ordered these two things from Goldbelly. And Goldbelly is a app food service. You can order, like, really famous food from, like, really cool places from all over the country. And so she had ordered me because they can't have dairy. And I love cheesecake, these cheesecake bites from this place in Chicago. And she had ordered me this other kind of cookie from some other place in New York. And so it came, and I had those, and then she got me a shirt. So she won. She won. I'm not even gonna say I lost on purpose. I didn't lose on purpose, but she won. It was great. And yesterday's show, if you heard the podcast, whatever that was recorded yesterday, we had the day off. It was a government holiday, and so they like us to take the day off, so we don't use that day later. But I still want new shows to be up. So we did a full show for radio. We did a full podcast as well before we left on Friday, just so you guys would have new content. But that's why we didn't talk about Valentine's Day yesterday. But my wife dominated at Valentine's Day. She won. Although she doesn't look at things as competitions, which is weird, because I do. I look at everything as a competition. That is my. Tell me something good. Amy, you're up.

[D]

Well, so you got me craving Blaze pizza.

[B]

I saw you ordered it last night.

[D]

Yeah, well, my son ended up. I had, like. It was last week. I had a hair appointment, so I wasn't home. So I was like, hey, I'll just order you food since I'm not home. What do you want? And he doesn't. He didn't listen to the show. He hasn't heard you talk about it. But he was like, I want Blaze Pizza. And so I was like, oh, my gosh. Between Bobby and Stevenson's order, which when I got home, he had none left, so I didn't get any. I'd just been craving it. So I ordered it and got it delivered. And so they dropped it off my porch, and I went. And on top of the pizza box, there was this post it note. And I just feel like it was like my delivery driver's way of just spreading some love and positivity especially. It feels so negative. And he just wrote, God is good. And he loves you. Enjoy your food. Have a great day, and may God bless you and your loved ones. And then he wrote Ephesians 2, 8, 10, like a little verse at the bottom. And I just thought, that is just so nice. Like, he doesn't have to do that. But I bet to all of his deliveries, he probably pre makes these little post it notes. And then when he drops it, he puts it on the doorstep.

[E]

He hopes it gets you a bigger tip because, well, I had already tipped. It tugs at your heartstrings.

[B]

You can always go back.

[E]

And that's what he's hoping.

[D]

Oh, I haven't gone back into my app.

[B]

No, you don't have to. And maybe that's not what he wanted. I like that.

[D]

I don't think that's what I think. It's just a little tiny gesture.

[C]

Did it make you smile? Did it make you happy?

[F]

Yes.

[D]

And I thought, this is great. This is just a sweet little reminder. He did not have to do that. And it's just a thing that he does for all of his orders. And maybe. Yes. Does it get him a little extra money? I don't know.

[C]

Did it for you?

[D]

No, I had already tipped him. I haven't gone back into the app, but maybe I will now.

[E]

I think it's smart of him to do it if that's gonna get him more tips. It's a smart move.

[D]

But I. I just thought, what a way for someone to just spread a little more kindness.

[B]

I liked it. And I also liked that he had Blaze, and I hoped I affected that.

[D]

You did affect that.

[B]

And I. I don't get paid by Blaze. They just make a really good vegan cheese pizza.

[D]

Yeah, mine wasn't vegan, but it was really good. Yeah.

[C]

Place is good.

[G]

Yeah.

[B]

I don't know if it's good or not. Except for the one I had.

[C]

My son gets it every week.

[B]

Really? Generally, it's a good. Yes.

[D]

Oh, yeah, the kids can.

[C]

I think they've all talked about it, right? Like, they've all, like.

[D]

It's also like a hangout. Like, if you drive by there sometimes, like, all the teenagers are, like, hanging.

[B]

Out on the lunchbox.

[E]

I'm just alive, man. I'm just good. I'm just happy to have health.

[A]

Oh.

[E]

You know what I mean?

[C]

Like, we always.

[B]

That's. I'm surprised you're here today.

[E]

We take for granted.

[B]

Oh, boy, Here we go now. Yes, sir.

[E]

Like, we take it for granted, and then when we just get smacked in the face with something, you're like, oh, My gosh. And I just can't. I. I think about one thing I do think about is single parents. I don't know how they do it. Like, I don't know how you do it.

[C]

Like your wife. What your wife had to do.

[E]

No, no. But at least I'm still another. Like, if it was just me and my kids, had to get to their basketball games, birthday parties. I don't know how you do it.

[D]

Thank you.

[E]

I couldn't move.

[C]

Oh, yeah. Amy.

[B]

Yep.

[E]

But you have.

[C]

Okay.

[D]

But once a week. I'm the only parent. Like, I had a hair appointment. It's not like I'm like, oh, hey, dad will take care of dinner tonight.

[E]

Hold on. But you're. It's different. Your kids are older. Older.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

No, I totally agree.

[B]

I struggle to find words, too, but.

[E]

I. I was making sure they were both teenagers. I was trying to do that math in my head. If they're both teenagers.

[D]

I also. I'm definitely being, like, a little.

[E]

I know, but. Yeah.

[D]

Playful with it.

[E]

I get it. Oh, my gosh. But, yeah. So I'm just happy for health, man. It's just. It's a great thing that we have it.

[C]

And would you say you're lucky because you have great health?

[E]

No, I would just say it's just. It feels good to have it back.

[B]

Sums up today with you.

[D]

What do you mean?

[E]

What do you mean?

[D]

He has a new zeal for life?

[E]

Well, I do. I do have a zeal for life.

[B]

And it might be it.

[D]

But what do you think? What are you talking about?

[E]

My wife even said last night, she's like, are you sure they're going to be okay with you going in tomorrow?

[B]

No, we don't love it, but.

[D]

No, but you mean his energy.

[B]

He looks skinnier.

[E]

Oh, well, yeah, because he couldn't eat for four days.

[B]

No, but I mean, like, that's a new. It looked like a new hoodie.

[D]

Wait, what did you say?

[E]

I didn't buy me a bear's hoodie because they were actually relevant when it was cold outside. So I got to buy a hoodie.

[B]

New hoodie. I think he looks skinnier.

[D]

I think he shaved a little.

[C]

No, no, I don't think he shaved.

[B]

Almost going.

[C]

Did you comb your hair today?

[E]

No. Comb my hair. Definitely didn't comb my hair.

[B]

Brush your teeth this morning?

[E]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

Maybe he's on stuff that I. Takes away inflammation.

[C]

Oh, the medicine.

[B]

I noticed earlier, I was like, let's go skinnier. Or maybe it's just a hoodie that he. It's a nice hoodie. And so the hoodie's not made of super thick. Now the free ones are all like extra large. And.

[E]

Yeah, this is a thin one.

[C]

Yeah, but if you're not eating for a few days, I mean, you're gonna lose some weight.

[D]

Yeah, he probably is just.

[E]

And I sweated a lot.

[C]

There you go.

[E]

Let me tell you. Oh.

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[C]

Yeah, this is big. I'm not going to get into any details here, but my wife and I for the last couple days we've been feuding like we just there's something we are not seeing eye to eye and there was silent treatment for like 24 hours. It was bad. But you know what?

[B]

We're back.

[C]

We talked about it yesterday. We had a really in depth Conversation. And we're back.

[B]

That's good.

[C]

We're back to normal. I think we both see eye to eye. And I'm so grateful for.

[E]

Sounds like Eddie won because that's why he's happy.

[C]

No, I don't think anybody want.

[B]

I think we're both. That's crazy that you don't think anybody won. I live my life. I live my life off of wins and losses.

[D]

Well, so what is it? Y' all both feel seen and heard, or what conclusion did you come to?

[B]

Right.

[E]

Because if they didn't see eye to eye and then all of a sudden they see eye to eye, someone had to relent on their position.

[B]

Or you can trade. We.

[C]

No, we both had different problems.

[D]

You're the only one that trades.

[C]

What do you mean, trade?

[B]

So if we're in a stalemate like that, it's like, okay, fine, I'll give you this, but. And then I negotiate a later one. It's like, she did.

[C]

My wife did talk about that. Cause at dinner, we were talking about some of your trades, and she's like, it's so funny to me. Like, their trades, like, it's so interesting.

[B]

And I don't think that's natural to her, but we have definitely had to figure out how to communicate. Everybody, every couple of us, had to communicate with each other. Yes. And I just refuse to lose. Even if I know I'm wrong. I definitely don't want to lose, but I'll lose if I know that I'm right about something else. And it's like, okay, give me this, and I will definitely give you that.

[C]

Yeah. I think with us is she wasn't being heard correctly by me. Like, I wasn't understanding what she was saying, nor did I really care. I think the same with. The same with her. Like, I think she didn't understand what I was saying. And she was like, I don't care what you're trying to say, because what you're saying, I don't like. Anyway. So the fact that we both had to communicate and understood each other, we know how to work it out.

[B]

I'm glad that happened. Glad that worked for you. Awesome. Dude. Did you guys have fun at dinner? Did your wife say she had fun?

[C]

Oh, yeah. Yeah, we had a really good time.

[B]

I mean, us, we're normal. We did everything together that day. But, I mean, did your wife have fun?

[C]

She did. And it's just funny because she, like, has brought up two or three things that, like, she says. I still laugh about this.

[B]

Her and Caitlin over there just Going to town, being funny. I. Ray, would you play voicemail number one?

[D]

I think you guys are wonderful for giving out gift certificates to people for special occasions and whenever. Valentine's is a very difficult holiday. So I think you're doing a great service to people that really could use an uplift at this time of year. Keep up the great work and keep on supporting everyone.

[B]

Love you guys.

[D]

Take care.

[B]

Bye. There we go. Thanks. You guys can also leave us a voicemail anytime. 877-77. Bobby. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good News with Amy. Tell me something Good.

[D]

Time to get inspired by another 10 year old. Her name is Olivia Knowles and she lives in Royal Palm Beach, Florida. And she's been running an annual hot cocoa stand with all proceeds benefiting Grandma's Place. Why this is cool is Grandma's Place is a shelter for abuse and neglect foster children. Like an emergency shelter where they can go and sort of be, you know, like at Grandma's house, a place to feel safe. This year she delivered a $5,000 check to the shelter. And why this is huge is because the first year she set up her cocoa stand, she raised $80, but she dropped off that $80 just as proud. And it's cool to see how it's grown. She went from $80 the first year to now 5,000. And overall in total donations, she's given $30,000. Again, she's 10.

[B]

Yeah, that's crazy.

[C]

That's really cool.

[B]

From a hot cocoa stand.

[C]

From a hot Florida.

[D]

From hot cocoa stand.

[B]

You bring up a great point.

[C]

I was like, huh, interesting choice.

[B]

Yeah. Maybe it's the only place though to get hot cocoa because everybody in Florida wants their stuff cold.

[C]

Right? Right. Except they can get hot cocoa there.

[B]

Is that like a Mexican restaurant in Canada?

[C]

Same concept.

[B]

Okay, good story. Big shout out to her. 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.

[E]

There was a three year old boy in Louisville, Kentucky that went missing. Police respond, helicopters, they're searching the neighborhood. They can't find him anywhere. And then they approach this one house and this dog is. And the officer's like, oh, no, I'm about to get attacked by this dog. Dog would run away and then come back rough.

[B]

Ruff, ruff, ruff.

[E]

Officer's like, all right, I guess I'll follow this dog. And he takes him around the side of a house where there's a car. And the kid had climbed in the car and locked the doors and was stuck inside the car.

[B]

Oh, nobody took the kid.

[E]

Right. He had just wandered off, found this unlocked car, got in, and the dog knew where he was and was like, hey, cop, come over here. The cop at first thought he was going to be attacked and said, man, that's scary. But luckily, he listened to the dog.

[B]

Let me ask you a question here. This could be Bizarro Bobby talking. Okay. Obviously, they have all this technology that we don't know. By the time it gets to us, they've had it for 20 years. It could be drones, look like birds. It can be what? Waymos are cars that drive themselves. It can be how to get in our phones. They have technology that's probably 15 to 20 years before we get it right with me.

[D]

Mm.

[B]

What if the technology does exist and there's only a few people that have it where they can understand what dogs are saying? Hmm.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Cause they have shared with us that they can now tell what dolphins are saying. Kind of, for the most part. I'm just saying, technology's always a decade better than us.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

What if they had.

[D]

That would be awesome. I can't wait for it to catch up.

[B]

I think that's a new thing. I'm gonna start thinking. I just assign things for me to think. I create my own conspiracies. I think they're keeping that from us that they can now understand.

[D]

I would love to have that technology in my hands anyway.

[B]

I'm glad they found a kid. But that's where my mind goes, like, I wonder if they do have that technology somewhere in a room that they're not giving us because they're using it as we fight into war to go talk to other animals to find out where, like, their troops are. Wow.

[H]

Okay.

[D]

What other. Just any other animals. Not just dogs.

[E]

Well, it could be.

[B]

I mean, the dogs. Lizards, cactuses.

[C]

Camels.

[E]

Yeah, stop.

[B]

Camels.

[C]

Sure.

[B]

Yeah. All right. That's a good story, though. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good.

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