TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Why Dogs Are The BEST!

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – “TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES): Why Dogs Are The BEST!”

Date: January 6, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones and co-hosts
Podcast: The Bobby Bones Show (Premiere Networks)

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show is centered around feel-good stories for the regular “Tell Me Something Good” segment, with special attention to why dogs are truly man’s best friend. The cast begins with a remarkable real-life rescue story featuring an elderly woman and her loyal dog, then veers into a fun exploration of name trends among the hosts. The episode rounds out with more uplifting news from listeners and contributors, sprinkled with the show’s trademark banter and humor.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Hero Dog Saves Elderly Woman (02:51–04:16)

• Story: An 82-year-old woman in Oregon, Karen Davis, became lost while hiking in the woods. Her dog, Cami, stayed by her side and barked loudly enough for rescuers to locate her.
• Insight: The segment highlights dogs’ loyalty, intelligence, and critical role in emergencies.
• Memorable Moment:
  • “Her dog Cami stayed by her side and could be heard barking from far, far away. So when rescue teams set out to find her, they were able to hear Cami's barking.” – Co-host Female (02:51)
• Banter: The team jokes about the name “Karen” and its cultural connotations, as well as the impressive fitness of the elderly hiker.

2. Name Trends Among the Hosts (03:18–08:05)

• Bobby Bones shares trivia about the popularity of the names “Karen,” “Amy,” “Bobby,” “Edward,” “Eddie,” and “Eduardo,” relating them to co-hosts’ and family members’ generations.
• The segment is filled with playful ribbing and curiosity about how names cycle in and out of popularity.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “The name Bobby hit its peak popularity in the United States around 1930 with 7,000, 745 babies named Bobby that year.” – Bobby Bones (06:34)
  • “Eduardo has never been a popular name in America… The highest was 198 in 2001 in popular Hispanic heavy states.” – Bobby Bones (07:38)

3. Brother’s Sacrifice for His Sister (08:17–10:12)

• Story: 11-year-old Weston Moore saved his school reward points to enter a bike raffle, not for himself, but for his little sister. He won and surprised her; the heartwarming moment went viral.
• Discussion: The cast debates whether the raffle could have been rigged due to the feel-good nature of the story and how schools incentivize students.
• Notable Quote:
  • “So he used all his points to use entries to win the bike for his sister. And he didn't tell anybody, didn't tell his parents, didn't tell his sister. And then he gets the notification. He won the bike.” – Amy (08:56)

4. Reward Systems in School (10:12–12:30)

• Hosts reminisce about various reward systems from their own school days, including “Book It” (Pizza Hut’s reading program) and odd teacher rewards like sleepovers.
• Participants reflect on how small prizes or restaurants’ incentives fueled their motivation as kids.
• Funny Moment:
  • “We had a teacher that had a slum reward too, but he ended up getting fired. It was an art teacher who for good reason.” – Bobby Bones (10:27)

5. Raymundo Gets Out of a Ticket (16:49–21:31)

• Story: Raymundo shares how he was stopped for speeding (58 in a 40), but wasn’t ticketed for speeding, no insurance, or tag lights. He attributes his luck to being on the Bobby Bones Show, while the rest of the cast is skeptical.
• Dynamic: The group rib Raymundo, questioning if his Bobby Bones Show affiliation really saved him, or if the officer simply didn’t want paperwork.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “No ticket, guys. I was going 58 in a 40. I had no insurance and I got no ticket. If that doesn't scream Bobby Bone Show, I don't know what?” – Raymundo (18:44)
  • “I just feel like this was a cop who didn't want to have to do the paperwork at 1am and that you weren't drunk and you weren't a danger. So it was. Hey, slow down.” – Bobby Bones (19:32)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (with Timestamps)

• On the rescue dog:
  “Her dog Cami stayed by her side and could be heard barking from far, far away. So when rescue teams set out to find her, they were able to hear Cami's barking.” – Co-host Female (02:51)

• On sacrificing for a sibling:
  “So he used all his points to use entries to win the bike for his sister… And then he gets the notification. He won the bike.” – Amy (08:56)

• On reward boxes in school:
  “There were two versions of it. In third grade, I had one teacher that if she would randomly let you go to the box if you did something good and you got to go and pick out a toy. And the toys were always crap, but it didn't matter.” – Bobby Bones (10:56)

• On dodging a ticket:
  “No ticket, guys. I was going 58 in a 40. I had no insurance and I got no ticket. If that doesn't scream Bobby Bone Show, I don't know what?” – Raymundo (18:44)

• Joking about name popularity:
  “The name Bobby hit its peak popularity in the United States around 1930… It remained very popular to the 50s and 60s, ranking in the top 100. But it declined after the 1970s and became way less common by the 2000.” – Bobby Bones (06:34)

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• [02:51]–[04:16] — Elderly woman rescued by her dog: the power of canine loyalty.
• [04:16]–[08:05] — Name popularity fun facts among the hosts.
• [08:17]–[10:12] — Uplifting story of a brother’s selfless act for his sister.
• [10:12]–[12:30] — Discussion and nostalgia about school reward systems.
• [16:49]–[21:31] — Raymundo’s near-miss with a speeding ticket, group skepticism, and banter.

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Tone & Style

• The episode is lighthearted, banter-filled, friendly, and quick-witted, true to the show's familiar and personable style.
• The cast supports each other’s stories but isn’t afraid to poke fun or call out exaggerations for comedic effect.

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Summary Takeaways

• Dogs truly are the best, as loyal companions and literal lifesavers.
• Acts of kindness—whether from an 11-year-old or a highway patrol officer—make for great radio and even greater community spirit.
• Nostalgia for old-school reward systems brings out both funny and heartwarming childhood memories among the crew.
• The episode is a blend of heart, humor, and the classic chemistry of the Bobby Bones team.

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Transcript

[Announcer]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Bobby Bones]

It's time for the good news with Amy.

[Amy]

Tell me something good.

[Co-host Female]

So an 82 year old woman in Oregon named Karen Davis. She was hiking in the woods with her dog. And like, not just like a little simple hike, she was trekking through the woods. Again, she's 82, but she got a little turned around and got lost. Thankfully her dog Cami stayed by her side and could be heard barking from far, far away. So when rescue teams set out to find her, they were able to hear Cami's barking.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, it's tough for all Karen for a lot of reasons in her lifetime to her name became not cool. I know. I googled when was Karen the most named name? When do you think it was?

[Co-host Female]

The 80s or 70s?

[Bobby Bones]

Interesting. 1960s peaked in 1965 when it was the third most popular name for baby girls in the U.S. its popularity has significantly declined since the 1970s due to cultural shifts and recent Internet connotations. Oh yeah, poor Karen. Like she had no idea. Like she's been through it. Even her name now being associated with being, well, somebody you don't want to be around. And she's 82, so she must hike a lot, so good for her.

[Co-host Female]

I know, that's what I mean. The real tell me something good is like, what is she doing to take care of her body? Like, I want to know everything. All her tips and tricks.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, my mind didn't go there with Karen, but good for her on that hike. And that dog must be a yapper too. That thing must be heard by the neighbors all the time.

[Co-host Female]

I know. I would try to decide, like, I wouldn't want to be alone, so be okay, dogs stay with me. But then I'd be like, whoa, wait, should you run out and try to find someone and bring them back to me? I don't know. But she did have hypothermia, so they rescued her just in time.

[Bobby Bones]

Or Karen. She's getting it coming and going. And if you have Hypothermia in your 80s, I bet it's harder to get rid of.

[Co-host Female]

Yeah, I think anything in your 80s is harder to get rid of.

[Bobby Bones]

When do you think Amy was the Most popular name?

[Co-host Female]

1981, mid-70s.

[Bobby Bones]

So it peaked around 1975, ranking as the number two girl's name for several years. Second only to. What do you think your name was? Second behind Jan? No.

[Amy]

What?

[Bobby Bones]

No, Brady Bunch Jan. Well, you said 70.

[Co-host Male 1]

Whatever.

[Bobby Bones]

Same first letter. Oh, Ann, what's the first letter of Jan. Wow.

[Announcer]

J.

[Co-host Male 2]

That first letter.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Co-host Male 1]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Love that first letter.

[Raymundo]

Amy.

[Bobby Bones]

My bad. Okay, okay, that's on me.

[Co-host Female]

So it starts with a J.

[Bobby Bones]

That's tough.

[Co-host Female]

Don't hate me, Jana.

[Bobby Bones]

No, no. Jennifer.

[Co-host Female]

Oh, Jennifer. Okay, that makes sense.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. Peaked in 75, but the peak years were 73 to 76.

[Co-host Female]

I did wonder the other day when I was thinking about baby names if anybody is still naming their baby Amy. Or if I'm like now hit that point.

[Bobby Bones]

Probably people that are naming them after Amy's that were born in the 70s or 80s. But not just based on Amy alone, but based on.

[Co-host Female]

I was named after my aunt Amy who was born in the 30s.

[Bobby Bones]

What about my name, Bobby? When did it hit peak? Don't oof me. There's no reason.

[Co-host Female]

But there's not that many. Just Bobby's. Do you think?

[Bobby Bones]

But my name is not Robert. It is Bobby, but I'm asking Bobby Bobby. Cause that's a real name.

[Announcer]

Okay.

[Co-host Male 2]

It's gotta go way back.

[Bobby Bones]

See, I used to think my name was Young, but I think I thought my name was Young because the older version of it was Bob.

[Co-host Male 1]

Bob.

[Bobby Bones]

The mid version was Robert, but I wasn't a Robert. And Bobby was what you would name or just kids had the name. So I was always like, my name's Young.

[Co-host Female]

I'm gonna go 1955.

[Bobby Bones]

Dang. Sock hop.

[Co-host Male 2]

Yeah. What is it over the years? Sock hops.

[Bobby Bones]

Wow. 1937. Oh, whoa.

[Co-host Female]

Older than that. You were with my aunt Amy.

[Bobby Bones]

The name Bobby hit its peak popularity in the United States around 1930 with 7,000, 745 babies named Bobby that year. It remained very popular to the 50s and 60s, ranking in the top 100. But it declined after the 1970s and became way less common by the 2000.

[Co-host Male 2]

So what were you named after, do you know?

[Bobby Bones]

My grandpa.

[Co-host Male 2]

Grandpa Bobby.

[Bobby Bones]

Bob. He was Bob.

[Co-host Male 2]

Older Bob.

[Bobby Bones]

Bob. Yeah, Bob. Now Eddie is that.

[Co-host Male 2]

That's got to be the 80s, right?

[Bobby Bones]

But Eduardo is your real name. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Co-host Male 2]

But I mean the English version is Edward.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, Edward.

[Co-host Male 2]

So that's got to go like.

[Bobby Bones]

But Edward. Yeah, because you got Edward Edward. 1920s.

[Co-host Male 2]

Oh, really?

[Co-host Female]

Yikes.

[Bobby Bones]

The name Edward wasn't even the most popular name overall, but it was very high in the US peaking around the 1920s.

[Co-host Male 1]

Dang.

[Bobby Bones]

But I would still go, you're not. You're not Edward though.

[Co-host Male 2]

I'm Eddie.

[Bobby Bones]

Because you're not Eddie, you're Eduardo.

[Co-host Male 2]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

1947 for Eddie.

[Co-host Male 2]

Oh.

[Co-host Female]

Did you look up when it peaked in Mexico?

[Bobby Bones]

Let me do Eduardo.

[Co-host Male 1]

Interesting.

[Co-host Male 2]

Well, 1712.

[Bobby Bones]

Eduardo. Eduardo has never been a popular name in America.

[Amy]

Whoa.

[Bobby Bones]

The highest was 198in 2001 in popular Hispanic heavy states like California, Texas and Florida.

[Co-host Male 2]

Yeah, I fit right in there.

[Co-host Female]

That tracks.

[Bobby Bones]

Let's see, let's see. In Mexico.

[Co-host Male 2]

Oh, it had to been widely popular.

[Co-host Female]

That's probably still number one.

[Bobby Bones]

Number 24 in 2021.

[Co-host Male 2]

Wow.

[Bobby Bones]

So they're still naming kids.

[Co-host Male 2]

They're still doing it.

[Bobby Bones]

Anyway, big shout out to Karen. Even though her name is rough, she survived. They saved her. Her dog saved her life. We like that. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with lunchbox.

[Amy]

Tell me something good. 11 year old Weston Moore is a good student at school. And when you are a good student at school, you get reward points. You can cash them in for candy bars, whatever you want. But Weston's like, nope, I'm going to save mine. I'm going to save mine. I'm going to save mine. And right before Christmas break, they announced there's going to be a raffle for a brand new bike and you can use your reward points to get entries. He was like, well, my nine year old sister's really been wanting a bike.

[Bobby Bones]

So he used his own points to just get in for a bike, not even to get the bike.

[Amy]

Well, you don't know what he did. I'm about to tell you.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, you told us in the tease, kind of.

[Amy]

Yeah, you're right.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

So he used all his points to use entries to win the bike for his sister. And he didn't tell anybody, didn't tell his parents, didn't tell his sister. And then he gets the notification. He won the bike. So he put it up in the backyard and he said, hey, Addison, can you come out back? And there's the bike, a brand new bike. And mom and dad at this point knew filmed it. It went viral.

[Bobby Bones]

They were sick to.

[Co-host Male 2]

That's cool.

[Amy]

And then they're sitting there watching the TV and it came on the news. They saw themselves on the newsome. That's pretty crazy.

[Bobby Bones]

That's fine. Also, a kid would give up all of his points for a sister. Now that's cool enough. But also he wasn't guaranteed to win the bike. He gave up all his points for a shot to play the lottery to win the bike. But then what I think is maybe it was rigged.

[Co-host Female]

What?

[Bobby Bones]

Sister saw that a kid gave up all the points because they knew it's for a sister's Bike. I got to probably rig that same teacher.

[Co-host Male 2]

Probably is the one that called the news, too.

[Bobby Bones]

Now we're onto something.

[Amy]

Because the odds of every kid in that school probably entered for a new bike.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And for him to win. I don't know. I'm kind of with you. It's a feel good story. It's great.

[Bobby Bones]

It makes me feel good. It was rigged. If so, I mean, either way, it's still good. Big shout out to the kid.

[Co-host Male 2]

That's awesome.

[Bobby Bones]

Didn't have to give up his points. Did you guys in school ever have a reward box or a reward? Reward something.

[Announcer]

Yeah.

[Co-host Female]

One teacher, we get to spend the night at her house.

[Bobby Bones]

That's a different reward.

[Amy]

We had a teacher that did that. We had a teacher that had a.

[Bobby Bones]

Slum reward too, but he ended up getting fired. It was an art teacher who for good reason.

[Co-host Female]

Ours was a female teacher.

[Bobby Bones]

And the reward was for him. Honestly, it was for the teacher.

[Co-host Male 2]

The reward is you can spend that at your house.

[Co-host Female]

Yeah. I never got enough points. Oh, yeah. Because it's the only teacher. Well, yeah, she was second grade. Totally remember her name. I don't know how she did that.

[Bobby Bones]

Or why you didn't get enough points.

[Announcer]

Nope.

[Co-host Female]

I never got to go.

[Co-host Male 2]

Good for you.

[Bobby Bones]

Did she just assign points randomly? I don't know.

[Co-host Female]

That's not shocking. I probably had, like, negative points.

[Bobby Bones]

We had a box. There were two versions of it. In third grade, I had one teacher that if she would randomly let you go to the box if you did something good and you got to go and pick out a toy. And the toys were always crap, but it didn't matter. It was just awesome that you got to pick out a free toy. It was like a happy meal or a cracker jack box. That stuff always sucked the toys in that for the most part, but it was just fun because it didn't normally have toys in it, but we did have personal pan pizzas from Pizza Hut for book it. Oh, book.

[Co-host Male 2]

It was awesome.

[Raymundo]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

You would read a book and you get a free pizza.

[Co-host Male 2]

You had to take a test, though.

[Bobby Bones]

It didn't matter. And I read books like crazy. I had so many free pizzas, it was just hard to get a ride into town to get the pizzas.

[Co-host Male 2]

You had all the coupons, all the.

[Bobby Bones]

Free pizzas, but anybody else have book it?

[Co-host Male 2]

Yeah, we had book it, but I wouldn't read the books and I would try to take the test, see if I could pass it for the pizza. I'd passed it one time.

[Bobby Bones]

Of all the tests, you took it.

[Co-host Male 2]

Was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I'd seen the movie, so I figured I could probably get a chocolate.

[Bobby Bones]

What flavor was the Factory Chocolate? You got no, Book it.

[Co-host Female]

We maybe had it, but who knows?

[Amy]

I didn't participate.

[Bobby Bones]

We did.

[Amy]

Never heard of it.

[Bobby Bones]

Morgan, did you guys have bookit? Yeah, we did. And I loved Book It. I think kids that read it made us feel seen because you would like get us in a star or like you would get your box shaded in for every book that you read.

[Amy]

No, no, not over here.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm sure we had to cheat the book it system.

[Co-host Male 2]

Oh yeah, dude. One time it worked. I probably took the test 10 times.

[Bobby Bones]

Did they ever say, hey, stop taking the test. We know you haven't read the book.

[Co-host Male 2]

They never did. They'd just be like, wow, you failed. Sorry.

[Co-host Female]

They just like, his comprehension is horrible.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Bobby Bones]

Raymundo says he got out of a ticket because of the Bobby Bone Show. What happened?

[Raymundo]

So I'm driving in the country and these cops, they'll park in cornfields and stuff like that. So it was probably 1am Definitely caught me by surprise. Well, your boy is going 58 miles an hour in a 40.

[Bobby Bones]

Why were you out at 1am that's.

[Raymundo]

When I come to work.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, you're coming in, waking up, coming in. Got it.

[Raymundo]

So I was cruising and immediately flips on the lights. I pull over, I knew it wasn't good. He comes up to the car, he goes, oh, you going to work? That's the first thing you say to somebody at 1:00am like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Do you think he was being sarcastic?

[Raymundo]

No, he knew who I was.

[Co-host Male 2]

No, no, no chance. Immediately.

[Announcer]

What?

[Co-host Female]

Why didn't he.

[Bobby Bones]

How did he know who you were at 1:00am the vehicle.

[Co-host Female]

Oh, I forgot.

[Bobby Bones]

Chase Matthew fan, You act like people know that. Why you guys are both like, oh.

[Co-host Male 2]

No, that's a wrapped vehicle. I forgot.

[Bobby Bones]

Nobody knows that. I mean, even the listeners that have heard that segment don't know what it looks like. For the most part, you guys are just fell right in line.

[Co-host Female]

I thought maybe he just like recognized Ray from like, if he's a have a listener over the years, like, he's seen Ray, his face, and he's.

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know. You guys just fell for that.

[Co-host Male 2]

He smelled the soap and like, you know, the morning smell from his car. Like, oh, going to work.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, Ray. So go ahead. He said, are you going to work? You thought he knew it was you.

[Raymundo]

Yeah. And then it led to me saying, yeah, I go to iheartradio, I work the third shift.

[Co-host Male 2]

That's how.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, and.

[Raymundo]

And so what, he ended up popping third shift? Yeah, it's a.

[Bobby Bones]

No, I know what third shift is, but you kind of work the first shift you choose. You just get here really early for.

[Co-host Male 2]

The first shift because you're stressed out.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Raymundo]

And so what he ended up getting me for was no tag lights, 58 and a 40. And I had no insurance. Car insurance.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Raymundo]

I mean, that's for sure what he got you for.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, that's meaning what he gave you a ticket for or what he had on you before he decided what to.

[Raymundo]

Give you $300 ticket. What he decided to probably give me a ticket for. Okay, no ticket, guys. I was going 58 in a 40. I had no insurance and I got no ticket. If that doesn't scream Bobby Bone Show, I don't know what?

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[Bobby Bones]

Nothing about this screams Bobby Bone show.

[Co-host Female]

Like, did he say, hey, I listen to show because I've been pulled over by. And they realize that. They say they listen. Like, it's very. They're very forward about it.

[Raymundo]

Well, I think now with the Bobby Bobby body cams, he's not really going to say that.

[Bobby Bones]

No, no. Like, Bobby, he sounds like a guy who just didn't want to do the paperwork on a ticket. And you weren't drunk.

[Raymundo]

Well, and I even said to him, because my insurance wasn't downloading on my phone, I go, hey, we can pull into the nearest town. I can go with you, and then I can prove to you I have insurance. And he goes, bro, no worries, man. You're good.

[Bobby Bones]

I just feel like this was a cop who didn't want to have to do the paperwork at 1am and that you weren't drunk and you weren't a danger. So it was. Hey, slow down.

[Raymundo]

If it isn't a speed trap in a cornfield, what is he doing?

[Co-host Male 2]

He's looking for drunk drivers.

[Raymundo]

At 1am yeah, there's no bars near me. There's no alcohol sales in my county. I'm telling you, it's not drunk drivers.

[Bobby Bones]

But never once did the words Bobby Bones come out of anyone's mouth.

[Raymundo]

He's just a class act, and it was really just a tip of the cap. Thank you for doing the show. And he loves the morning. Corny, who knows? But no take in it.

[Bobby Bones]

You think it was because of his body cams? He didn't want that on. You know, the body cam doesn't get posted unless someone goes in, like, freedom of information. Okay, like, every body cam of every cop is not running a stream that people can watch.

[Raymundo]

Well, I've. I've ran it by my wife and she goes, yeah, and around here, if you're one mile over ticket, 18 miles an hour over.

[Bobby Bones]

I think that's the story. The cop was super kind to you because he realized you weren't a threat and you were just driving fast. I think it had nothing to do with the show. And I don't think people associate when you just say iheartmedia or iheartradio Us. Did he say Ray? Like, hey, you hold the fist pumping Guinness world record shout out.

[Raymundo]

It says Raymundo on my vehicle.

[Co-host Male 2]

Wait, oh, it does?

[Bobby Bones]

Does it say Raymundo from the Bobby Bones show? Cause again, just someone to know Raymundo. They gotta be a huge F. And if a cop's working at 1:00am I'm doubting he's working at 8:00am, Ray.

[Co-host Male 2]

Did he call you Raymundo?

[Raymundo]

He asked me my license.

[Bobby Bones]

That's what they all do. Your name isn't Raymundo on your license.

[Raymundo]

It's my birth name. But that confirmed him.

[Bobby Bones]

Is not your birth name?

[Raymundo]

No, no, I said it showed on my license my birth name. So that confirmed to him that, yes, I was from the Bobby Bones show.

[Bobby Bones]

Guys, there's right.

[Co-host Male 2]

No.

[Bobby Bones]

Now you've heard there's no chance I caught being nice.

[Co-host Female]

Yeah.

[Raymundo]

So, Adam, thank you very much.

[Bobby Bones]

Dude. Oh, no. Okay, Ray, thank you.

[Co-host Male 1]

Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm just glad you got out of the ticket. How about that?

[Co-host Male 1]

Yeah.

[Raymundo]

And I drive like 20 miles an hour everywhere I go now.

[Bobby Bones]

Keep it slow.

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