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Welcome to Tuesday's show, Morning Studio. Morning, Ray. What's this game? It is a country music lyrics game. I am going to give you a question about a country music song. The lyrics, and you're going to answer it. Give me an example. Here you go. It is in Rain is a good Thing by Luke Bryan. How does whiskey make his baby feel? Okay. Everybody knows. That's correct. Okay. How many you got here? We have got many as you want. 14. Wow. Okay. How about five? A lot. We can try. How about five for now? All right. Okay, go ahead. And courtesy the Red, White and blue by Toby Keith. What will he put in your butt? Because it's the American way. I'm in. In. I'm in for the win. I'm in. Everybody want to say at the same time. Yeah, yeah. One, two, three. I put a boot in your butt. Okay, next up. And something like that by Tim McGraw. How old is he in the song? Oh, I got it. I'm in some. What. What's the title song? Something. Something like that. Don't say it that way. Yeah, that's weird. He gets it on. It runs the melody. Yeah. Ray, will you do the question again for Amy in Something like that by Tim McGraw. How old is he in the song? Something like that. Something like that. Oh, he's got. She's Fu Manchu over there. She's on the wrong song. Something like that. Shoot those barbecue stain. I have the wrong songs in my head. Five. Something. Three. All right, answers. I'm in. Amy, 35. Lunchbox. 17. Yeah, it was Labor Day week and I was 17. Oh, I got a Coke and some gasoline. Yep. Eddie. 17. Dang it. It was labor. Amy. Skydiving. Worth the fair. I was 35. All right, go ahead. Next one up in Man, I Feel Like a Woman by Shania Twain. What is the best thing about being a woman? I'm in. Oh, I'm in. About being a woman. Best thing about being. Hold on. Man, I feel like a woman. Five seconds. Whoa, jeez. Three. All right. Pen's down. I like this guy. Lunchbox hair. I'm gonna say it's the prerogative to have a little fun. The prerogative to have a little fun. I've never known what it meant, but I mean, prerogative to have a little fun is what I wrote. Correct? Raymondo. The best thing about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little fun. What does that mean? Prerogative? My choice. Like my prerogative. I can do what I want to do. The ability to have agency over yourself. Basically, do whatever you want. That's too much to just say? Prerogative? Yeah, well, every word is. Yeah, is a. Okay, whatever. Go ahead. Next up. That's what words are like one word stands for. Other words. Go ahead. In Friends. In Low Places by Garth Brooks, what does he think he will slip on down to? I'm in. I'm in for the win. Can I hear that one more time? Oh, boy. In Friends and Low Places by Garth Brooks, what does he think he'll slip on down to? I went skydiving. Okay, got it. Labor Day weekend. Amy. The Oasis lunchbox. The Oasis. Eddie. The Oasis. The Oasis. The Oasis. I'm not big on social graces. Think I'll slip on down to the Oasis. Nice. How many more? This is five. We're already at five. Yep. Yeah. Okay. In Goodbye Earl by the Chicks, Marianne and Wanda were both members of the 4H Club in High school and also active in what other school organization? I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win. I have Future Farmers of America. I have FFA Lunchbox. Ffa. Eddie. Yeah? They say in the song ffa. Correct. Marianne and Wanda were both friends all through their high school days. Both members of the 4H club, both active in the FFA. Okay, score. Michael, Bobby and Eddie, five. Lunchbox and Amy, four. Okay, so they're out. Eddie, it's me and you. Let's go. We'll do one and see if we miss it, and then we'll go speedrun after that. Okay, go ahead. And Mama's Broken Heart by Miranda Lambert. What does she specifically cut her bangs with at the start of the song? I'm in. I'm in. Did you put box cutter? Nope. Good, because I put rusty kitchen scissors. Dang it. That's what I put, too. Correct. I cut my bangs with some rusty kitchen scissors. Don't really know the melody. I cut my bangs with some rusty kitchen scissors. Okay, you want to buzz in with this one? Yes. Is this a good question to buzz in on? Yep. Okay, go ahead. In Body Like a Back Road by Sam Hunt. How long did it take for him to get her number, Bobby Bones? Six weeks. Is that it? I think six weeks. Six weeks. Ray had to get her number. It took me, like, six weeks. Anonymous in box. There's a question to be had. Send it into the. Hello, Bobby Bones. I suspected something was going on, but yesterday I caught a co worker of mine stealing. And he knows I saw him. Generally, I stick with the snitches, get stitches vibe, and I keep my mouth shut. But I feel like I should say something. Should I go to hr? Should I tell them I saw him stealing from work? Signed, the Accidental Whistleblower. So I'm gonna say. I'm gonna say no. Unless what he's stealing is actually hurting somebody else. Like another human. Like, let him get caught. But what I would do is I would document it, just in case it ever comes back. So I would write a little note, I'd save it somewhere, and, hey, I may even print it. Go get a notary on it. Oh, yeah. So if you save something in your drafts, it's time stamped. Like if you were to type up an email. Hi, Soma. I assume everything's got some sort of micro data in it or some kind of data. Yeah, Yeah, I would document it for sure. I don't think I would. If it's like, paper or a couple pencils or a tv, like Lunchbox stole from our other building. Just to name one thing. I won't name the others because it goes on. It's a long list. I don't think I would say anything. Kind of isn't your business. Unless it was hurting. Like, somebody else at Work. Like, if what he was stealing was making their job harder, I'd probably say something then. I don't think. I don't know. Am I a bad person for that? No. I think it's sometimes okay to just stay out of it. Yeah. And, like, just be like, okay, maybe it'll get sorted out. But yeah. I don't know. I'm not a blind eye. My mom was such a stickler at work. Like, if this I'm thinking about, if this was her, if she saw someone taking paper clips, she would. She would. She would probably talk to them. Your mom was a snitch. No, I don't think she was a snitch. I don't think she would have told on them. I think she would have talked to them. Like, you really shouldn't take paper clips from work. And I'd be like, mom, it's a paper clip. But she was we. Her nickname was Popo. For the police, everything. So it depends, like, what kind of co worker are you? Are you like popo? I'm not like popo. I'm more like Bobo. Bobo's gonna stay out of everybody's business and just do his job. Okay. But I would document it in case it comes back on you for some reason. That's what I would do. All right. Thank you. Close it up. Bones. Eddie got a DM from somebody very famous. Big fat blue check mark Eddie. Who was the DM from? Guys, I couldn't believe when it came in. It was huge. You guys said that he would not respond to me, and he did. It's the goat of all hot dog eating contests. Joey Chestnut responded to my direct message. Okay, what'd he say? That's pretty good. Now, what he said was kind of discouraging a little bit. Well, so Eddie has to eat on Friday, starting at like, 9:30. On our YouTube page, Bobby Bone shows 70 hot dogs in 24 hours. Joey Chestnut set the record for like, seven or one this year. Like 70.5 in 10 minutes. So you messaged him? Yeah. And you guys made fun of me because I said, like, hey, syndicated morning show. You have a big syndicated morning star. That's kind of how I wanted to get his attention. And sure enough, he says, well, it won't be easy. Lol. That's how he starts. And he breaks it down in all these little sentences. Go ahead. He goes. I'm thinking the most a normal person could do in 24 hours is 40. That's a lot. Yeah, but that's the goat telling me it's not possible. You're not normal. Dude, you know how many people told him it wasn't possible? He did anyway. That's true, that's true. And you're right, I'm not normal. Read his message. Then he says, try use smaller dogs and smaller buns. No, no, we have standard. This is what, Joey Chestnuts. Where do you get smaller dogs and smaller buns? Well, you know, there's, there's double franks ballpark, you know, we're not getting doubles, we're getting normals. Okay, yeah, so which is probably what he's talking about. Then he says, like anything else, practice helps. Don't know if you have time to practice, but it helps. Then he says do a cleanse the night before. Something like you would do before surgery. Oh, like a colonoscopy. I can give you. I have like some linzest. What's. You take it and you really are tethered to your bathroom for. Oh, so it just clears me out. Yeah, I like that. More room the better. It's a bit violent. I don't like that. And then he says, good luck. And then that's it. Dude, the goat DM me with classic advice from the dude who does this every year. If you want to cleanse, I will give it to you. Yeah, just hand it over. I mean, I think anything at this point helps, cuz I'm going to need to clear everything out. I would take it Thursday, like right after the show. And then you can't go anywhere. What do you mean I can't leave the house? No, or else, or else, like Thursday through Sunday. No, it's about, it's, it's. No, I'm not talking about the cleanse part, but like he's gonna cleanse starting Thursday. So that's his. And he fills back up and then he's gonna be eating from 9:30 on Friday to 9:30 on Saturday. I mean my body's gonna take a toll. Dude, what do you think was gonna happen? 48 hours? What did you think was gonna happen? All right, I was gonna get 800. Like yeah. Really? That's all I'm thinking about. 70 hot dogs in 24 hours. $800. Hey, can I take that while I'm eating the hot dog? You're not going to eat. That's going to be terrible. I mean, that's not a bad idea. You put, we feed it to you. Like we do my dog's medicine. We put it in the hot dog to pill. We hide it in there. No, no, no, no. Okay, but subscribe to our YouTube page. Eddie will attempt this on Friday. Also up on our YouTube page, it's Morgan's interview with Ashley Cook. Here's a clip of Ashley Cook. Things they talked about was achieving the impossible. Morgan asked Ashley her top three bucket list items. Impossible career bucket list. It may never happen. Headline Nissan Stadium. Like my tour. Like my tour. Okay, that's 130 number one songs. It feels unobtainable, but also feels possible be in a Colleen Hoover movie. I think that'd be really fun to get to be like a lead in a Colleen Hoover movie. You want to be the next Blake Lively situation? I don't know about the situation, but I would. I would be the next Blake Lively in the movie. Who's Colleen Hoover? So she's the one who does a lot of like the movie, it ends with us the whole Justin Baldini. She wrote the book. Oh. She's a booker. She's the author. So she wrote the books, not the movie. Yes. I think she plays a role in the movies. Yeah. Okay. Thanks to Impossible Foods for making the impossible possible. You can check out Morgan's full interview on our YouTube channel. Just go search for the Bobby Bone show and then also hit subscribe because Eddie will be eating 70 hot dogs. I was with Coach Satterfield from Cincinnati, head football coach last weekend. His wife was like, is Eddie eating the hot dogs yet? Yeah. And I was like, not yet. Friday night? Yeah. What did coach say anything about like, could I do it or not? No, he just laughed. He just laughed. It was like, good luck. It's time for the good news with Amy. Tell me something good. A mom and her 9 year old son went out on a wilderness journey in Sacramento, California, and they didn't return back when they were supposed to. So their family filed a missing persons report. People started searching for them. Well, the mom, unable to call 911, no service, not really knowing where they were or what to do, started to leave notes like on their path, like, help me and my son are stranded. Can't call 91 1. Follow the brown fabric where it leads you. So she obviously had something brown that she was cutting up and leaving as they were trying to find their way out. And that's how they found them. Well, by the brown fabric. Like, you know, like you like drop. Like sometimes you find people because they drop their Cheetos. Yeah. Or like strings going into a cave. I've seen some shows see the fabric and be like, ah, litters, you know. Yeah. But she left a note saying, follow the brown pieces. Of fabric. Help me and my son. Written on 71125 are stranded on the road to the right. Please get us help. Follow the strips of brown sheet. Thank you. Please. Also there, there's a rock on it. Something about a Cub scout leader. Oh, call our cub scout leader. Yeah, they left like lots of different notes, but I just read you one of them. And then the brown fabric, like, that's pretty legit. I started watching the show Untamed on Netflix. Anybody else watch it? Oh, no. Good. It was ranked number one. And so I thought, let me start this. And Eric Ban is in it, who's kind of famous, and he plays like an investigator in like California and the white and like the woods, forest and that national park. I looked it up. Is the size of Rhode Island. Oh, so they're like, they're missing people. Good luck. It's like finding somebody random. Yeah, but I watched one episode, didn't go back. Yeah, I saw that in the top when it was number one. I said I watched one episode, didn't go back. No, no, no, no. I saw that show show up in like the top 10. Yeah, I don't recommend it. It's too corny. Okay. Like you. Somebody walks around the corner and there's a bear. It's that kind of corny. That's a good story, though. Glad they were saved. See, that's why you should always. I've been saying this for years. Carry brown fabric with you at all times. Yes. And leave clear messages like they were. Leave clear messages. All right. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good, bones. Tired of spills and stains on your sofa? WashablesOfAs.com has your back. Featuring the Annabe collection, the only designer sofa that's machine washable inside and out. Where designer quality meets budget friendly prices. That's right. Sofas start at just $699. Enjoy a no risk experience with pet friendly stain resistant and changeable slipcovers made with performance fabrics. Experience cloud like comfort with high resilience foam that's hypoallergenic and never needs fluffing. The sturdy steel frame ensures longevity and the modular pieces can be rearranged anytime. Check out washablesofas.com and get up to 60% off your Anabe sofa backed by a 30 day satisfaction guarantee. 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Pretty Private isn't just a podcast, it's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect Podcast network. Tune in on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. So what happened to Chappaquiddick? Well, it really depends on who you talk to. There are many versions of what happened in 1969 when a young Ted Kennedy drove a car into a pond and left a woman behind to drown. There's a famous headline, I think in the New York Daily News. It's Teddy Escapes Blonde Drowns. And in a strange way, right, that sort of tells you the story really became about Ted's political future. Ted's political hopes will Ted become President. Kappaquiddick is a story of a tragic death and how the Kennedy machine took control. And he's not the only Kennedy to survive a scandal. The Kennedys have lived through disgrace, affairs, violence, you name it. So is there a curse? 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Listen to Family Secrets Season 12 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Life updates from everyone. I'll go first one because I have two here. I think I have restless leg syndrome. Okay. What. Why do you self diagnosed? I. I can't stop shaking my legs all the time. So I'm sure really what it does. But I looked it up. I have all the symptoms. Okay, what are the symptoms? Because I shake my leg all the time, but I don't. I think that's just hereditary. My wife says, why do you shake your legs all the time? That's symptom number one. Oh, that's one in bed when I'm sitting on the couch. When I'm doing this, it is always. It's an irresistible urge to move the legs, often accompanied by uncomfortable sensations. These sensations include creeping, crawling, tingling, aching or a burning feeling. And sometimes my legs burn. Oh. Like am I calves and in my quads, So I shake them all the time. So I've. I've diagnosed myself with restless leg syndrome. Now I've been diagnosed by the Internet as having adult autism. Different. Whoa. Because that was a test I took on the Internet. Oh, okay. I just did myself a restless leg. I took a test for adult autism. So what's in between adult autism and you're an adult when you find out you have it oh, okay. Yeah, yeah. See that? Basically. Yeah, it's basically a buzzfeed quiz I took. It wasn't. It was a little more than that, but it's what. It's like, you. You have adult autism. And I was like, okay, cool. And then my other one is Stanley. My bulldog is finally healing up. He had dog mrsa, which is staph infection, and he's got, like, patches of skin gone from his body, but now little orange hairs are now growing in there. And that's awesome, because he's been like, looks like. He looks like a Dalmatian. Yeah. It's the last couple weeks, and people have seen it on my Instagram, like, what's wrong with your dog? Well, I was telling you guys when he was sick, I. But he's finally on the way up, so we got lots of diseases, and orange hair is. Is his hair. It's just. You just say orange because he's. Oh, yeah, he. Orange hair. Yeah, he's kind of orange. Yeah, he's kind of orange is brown. My mind. He's like Garfield. I'm beyond. He's like Garfield, but a pig. Yeah. That's my life update. Basically, two diseases and adult autism. I don't think it's a disease. It's a condition, and I'm proud of it. Thank you. Good man. Thank you. Thank you. Amy, what's that challenge you made us do where, like 8% of the population can jump up and land on their feet? That was it. That was the challenge. But I think it had a name, like Knees Jump. Knees to feet. That's what it was. I knew it had a name. I couldn't remember. So knees to feet. I hurt myself, and my update is my back is finally better. I've gone to the chiropractor four times since then, and he gave me homework. I've been doing my stretches, and I finally am better. The only negative thing about my back now is I may need to see what's going on with your dog, Stanley, because I, too, have a rash on my. On my back, so my back is down. Staph infection. Well, let's. Okay. Eddie was in Duke Hospital with staph infection. Mercer almost died. Do you know the story? Yeah, I know, it's terrible. Yeah. Get it, lady, huh? Yeah. My back pain is better, but now I have some weird reaction to sunscreen, I think, on my back, so I'm trying to heal that now. I'm hoping this isn't all ailments. Nah. Okay. Is yours ailment? No, it's Not. Okay, go ahead. But it's an update on something I talked about maybe a month ago. How my neighbors that just moved in are starting to park in front of my house. And I told you guys that if the situation presents itself, I'm going to tell them, like, hey, guys, please just don't park there. Right. Well, I have not had that conversation. Yes, I've had a couple of situations where I could have talked about it, but I decided not to. Dude, we're full on war now. It's a war outside my house. So every time there's a gap, they park in it. Every time I see their car move, I get my son's keys. Oh, you jump in the spot. Oh, yeah. And then as soon as my son leaves to work, they pull their cart. Dude, it is a war. So you're both watching for the hole. Yep. And. But it's in front of your house. Exactly. So it should be my spot. And why don't you do that? Well, not officially, but yes, I agree. But not officially. The problem is on their side, they have a fire hydrant, so I see why they're not parking on their side. Oh, that makes sense. But still, dude, doesn't mean that that's your spot. I agree. But also legally isn't your spot because the road doesn't belong to anyone. Right. But they fight for that spot, huh? Dude, we. We fight for it. It's a full on war out there. I don't feel like you should have to fight for it. I feel like it's your spot and then if there's a. If it happens to be open, they could pull into it. So I have an idea and I want to see what you guys think about it. What if I put a cone there every time my son leaves? No. Hilarious. Do I think it's the best for neighbor relations? Absolutely not. Well, obviously. Would it be the best for this show? Absolutely. Yes. Yes. And then if they get out and move that cone. That is awesome. Yeah, we're fighting. Thank you. Put the cone out. Crazy update, dude. Lunchbox. Adoption's a big thing on this show. Amy adopted, Eddie adopted. So my wife and I talked about it. We went through the adoption process and we adopted a dog. Similar. I mean, that's cool. Yeah. So we had a brand new dog at the house. Really? It's adoption? Yeah. I mean, we talked about it. Like, adoption is a huge thing on our show. We adopted a dog too then. It's been a while. Yeah, I didn't really do the whole. We adopted. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But if I said Bobby adopted also, you know, I was talking about a dog leading into my story. So the whole. Thank you, thank you. What kind of he is. We did a DNA test because it was just a mutt. It was on the street. It's 80. Pit bull, 20. Doberman. Pinscher. Yeah. Guard dog. Yeah, no, he's not a guard dog. He's chill, man. I mean, the kids climb all over him. He doesn't care. He's amazing. And so, yeah, we got a new dog. Awesome. Named Chase. Chase is on the case. No, no, not from Paw Patrol. Because he likes to play Chase. My kids want you to know that. Okay. Oh, I thought the country singer. Morgan, I'm about to be an aunt for the very third time. Yeah. So my older sister has two, but this is this sister's first baby. Have no idea what's going to be. They're not figuring out boy or girl until birth. So I don't know what pink or blue. We're going. But I'm excited. Oh, I don't know if I could ever wait. It's awesome. For the gender. No, I have a friend who did that recently, too. They waited until it came out, and by a friend. It's a guy. Let's go on a podcast. That's. I guess. I think those people are friends. Oh, my goodness. I know. That's weird. Do you know this person, though, like, at all? I've talked to him one time. Oh, dude. Okay. That's not your friend. It's not my friend, but I'm telling you, that was so weird how I thought that was my friend. That is weird. Yeah. Very third time ever. Good job. Yeah. I'm really excited. I feel like I'm a really good, fun aunt. And how's everything going, you and your boyfriend? Things are great. Yeah. Still together? We're still together and still not married. All right. Engaged. Still not engaged. Hey, Raymundo. Anything? Life update? Yeah. Me and my brother, after seven years, we are gonna be reunited for our 40th birthday at a Detroit Tigers game. You and your twin brother are gonna see each other? Yeah. You guys are gonna talk. Yeah. It's gonna be me, my brother, knee to knee, just sitting there watching some Detroit Tigers baseball, man. Did he say after seven years? So you haven't talked in seven years? Nope. Your twin brother. Correct. And then I made a big old list of all the things he's missed out on. You're gonna share it with him? Yeah. Like starting back. Engagement, Covid. Lots. Your wedding. You're just gonna Talk about COVID But, bro, you missed out on this thing. Hey, seven years, That's a long list. Laundry list. Wow, that's a good life update. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Okay, well, well, everybody feel good and lifed up? Yeah. Yeah. Who wins? Ray. Ray, right? Oh, Ray. That's a big deal. Good job, Ray. Hey, Ray, congratulations. You're the big winner in the life up there, Kenny. Good job, buddy. Bones, Jennifer Lopez has been married four times. And now she's saying she's done with marriage after getting divorced all four times. And she often is like, you know, we, the guys, we just don't match. When do you acknowledge you're the issue? Because if it's four times, you're the issue. If it's once, you may not be the entire issue. You're the issue. You're the common denominator in all four of those divorces. Yes. If it's four times, it's you. But wasn't two to the same guy. Again, you got back with it. If you have four divorces, it's you. You're the problem. Yeah. I don't know. You probably have some things to work on. Sure. But I don't, I, I, I don't know that I feel confident saying that, not not knowing what's up with these guys. She was married. She's picking the guys, though the problem could be she's picking terrible guys. She's a trouble picker. Yeah, but what about the guys, though? How many divorces did they have? Like, so if there's a guy that has 4 divorces, same on him, right? Same. Absolutely. And one of them, she married twice. I guess, according to. I'm looking that up. I thought when. Well, she was at least with Ben Affleck. Twice. Did she marry him twice? I thought maybe they didn't get married the first time. I don't know. She married Mark Anthony. She married Chris Judd. She married Ben Affleck. Forgot about Chris. Yeah. Yes, she married Ben Affleck. Ben and Jennifer were. And her first marriage was to Ojani Noah. She's been engaged six times. Oh, my gosh. Why does this happen over and over? What do you think the issue is here? I don't know. Maybe she's, she's not the marrying type. She absolutely is the marrying type. She's married four times. She couldn't be any more of the married type. These stay married type. Yeah. She's been engaged six times. She was engaged to Alex Rodriguez. Or was she married to Alex Rodriguez? Did she marry a Rod? Did she never marry Ben Affleck. She couldn't have because you've already. She never married Ben Affleck. What? I don't think she ever married. They just dated. Yeah. I think they just married for the first time and got divorced. Jennifer Lopez has been engaged six times while she's been married four times. Her engagements include two with Ben Affleck, one with Ojani Noah, one with Chris Judd, one with Mark Anthony, one with Alex Rodriguez. So 1. Ben Affleck wasn't a marriage. And then was a Rod not a marriage. I think they were just engaged. Yeah. I don't think they ever had a wedding, bro. 6. What if you were dating somebody? They've been married four times and they've been engaged six times. I don't know. You know that you're just there for a good time. You're not going anywhere. You're not going down the aisle. Oh, yeah. Her and a Rod did not get married. Amy got pitched an endorsement for a divorce. Like, hello Divorce. Yeah. They wanted to be the spokesperson of hello Divorce. Amy's only been divorced once, right? Yes, just once. But you have knowledge. And. And I was married 17 years, and I do have knowledge. And I think going into it, because I never thought I would get divorced, ever. Which I had someone comment on my Instagram this the other day that, like, I should have worked harder on saving my marriage or something. And to be clear, people. You have no idea what people do or how hard they worked or what they did and didn't do to try to save their marriage. And all the different variables and circumstances are the ended. So just wanted to clear that up. People are rude. That one comment, I'm still thinking about it. Don't defend yourself against random comments. Yeah, don't do that. Okay. Well, it's just frustrating because you have no idea. You have no idea. And I just. Tell us the product, Tell us everything. You're giving this person too much time. Well, I had no idea, like, the process of divorce, and it was very intimidating. And we tried. We were amicable through the process, and we tried to work together, even with our respective lawyers, to try to save as much money as possible because they can really rack up a bill. So it's. I think this is just a way. I looked at the website and I was like, oh, this could be really, really helpful in a way to streamline all the different things that need to be done. When it's something that's completely. Like, if you haven't been divorced four times, you have no idea what to expect. Which was. That was me. Did you accept the endorsement? Yeah. I mean, I said I'm open. I mean, it was just. Oh, you're open. Yeah. Scuba was asking, would you be interested in this? And I was like, well, never thought this would be me, but here we are. And, yeah, sure. So you haven't done it yet, but you think I've not done it yet? Correct. Well, if you go, and I don't know how you sign up, but give Amy the credit somehow, if you do go to hello divorce, it sounds like hellofresh. Yeah, like the food thing that comes to you already ready to go? Yeah. I mean, I'm not one. That's just saying, like, of course. Just go get divorced. Like, on a whim, you can do what you need to do to see if that's realand. And if divorce is where you land, this could be a helpful tool. Elizabeth Taylor was divorced seven times. Whoa, jeez. Mickey Rooney was divorced seven times. Larry King was divorced six times and had one annulment. Pamela Anderson's been divorced five times. Wow. Who has she been married to? Kid Rock. Tommy Lee. Tommy Lee. Kid Rock. Tommy Lee again. I don't know. I don't know anyone else. David Hasselhoff. She wasn't married. They're just in Baywatch. Rick Solomon, twice. Kid Rock, Tommy Lee, Dan Hayhurst. That's five. Rick Solomon, twice. I wonder how that twice thing works. Like, you know, it didn't work the first time. Let's try it again. And we made some mistakes, but we still love each other. I can see that. I can see that. Billy Bob Thornton, divorced five times. Danielle, still divorced five times. I think she's the writer. Book writer. Nicolas Cage, married five times, divorced three times. And one enrollment. Gary Oldman, married five times, divorced four times. George Foreman, married five times, divorced 4 times. James Cameron, divorced 4 times. Wow. Well, so do you still think, like, yes. They're the problem? Yes. Yes. Okay. Anything over two, once you get to three, you're now the problem. You're picking bad. You are bad. Something's up. Okay. I just think both people play a role in it. They can be spokespeople, sure, but both people. But every single time for three or four times. Yeah. What if you keep chasing the same kind of person? Then you're the problem. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're the bad. You have your pickers off. What? Your picker, your radar. Like, your picker's not your picker's not off. Your picker's just bad. It's not off. It's just a bad picker. Well, you could get a little. You could fine tune it. You think that they have any hope? Is there a chance? Zsa Zsa Gabor, back in the day, she was. She had nine marriages with eight different men. Oh, that sounds expensive. That's ridiculous. Oh, so someone got in there twice. Most of these people do it twice with somebody weird. But I'm telling y', all, I. I can see that. Like, I thought about, oh, what if you have kids? I can see it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I thought, maybe we should get back together and make it work. Not now. Whoa. But. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I have. I'd stop talking about her. Yeah, man. I would tell my boyfriend that. I think that's a normal thought, especially have kids. And you've done a lot of work. We both have healed a lot. Like, I bet our marriage now would be significantly better than it was because we're different. But also, we. We also grew apart. Amen. But I. I do understand giving it a second go. Amen. I just chill. You said it like three times now. It's not. You keep saying it over and over again like, we. We believe you. You keep, like, fighting for us to want to acknowledge that you would want to do it again. Why? Just. Do y' all get it, though? Oh, my gosh. She did it again. Yes. She wants to keep talking. Yes, I know. Ray. Peter. Peter Bones. They used AI to clone this woman's daughter's voice, and they called her with it and they conjured a $15,000. The person on the phone convinced the woman that her daughter was involved in a car accident and needed money. The woman is now speaking. This is from NBC South Florida to tell everybody what's happening. Sharon Brightwell said the ordeal began when she received a call from a number that looked like her daughter's. On the other end of the line, a young woman was sobbing, claiming to have been in a car crash. The caller said she had hit a pregnant woman while texting and driving and claimed her phone had been taken by police. A man then got on the line claiming to be an attorney representing her daughter. He told Sharon that her daughter was being detained and needed $15,000 cash in bail money. Following his instructions, she withdrew the money and placed it in a box as directed. A driver showed up to her house to pick up the package. But it didn't stop there. Brightwell later call saying the unborn child had died, that the family had agreed not to sue her daughter if she provided another 30,000. The family believes the suspects Use videos from Facebook or other social media to create a convincing AI generated replica of her daughter's voice. Wow. I don't understand. This is next level. So her daughter on Facebook, they were able to take and put all that in, digest the audio, have it come out, and, you know, they have the technology to do that now. It doesn't sound perfect, but I imagine they try this on a few people until it works. The fact they went back for seconds is crazy. Yeah. And they went back so hard. Like, if you go 15, you get 15 in a box, which, by the way, I feel like that's a little shady. If they say put in a box outside. Put in a box outside your house. Come on. Courier's gonna come pick it up. Yeah. Or something. I'm probably calling the cops anyway. Even if I do, I encourage everybody to call the cops anytime anyone's asking for money. And there's been something that police have been involved in. Secondly, you don't go for 30 immediately. You go for like, five if you're going for seconds. Yeah, but they have that story set up so perfectly. So if they wanted to go next level, like, if they knew, okay, we've got vulnerable people that are. But they don't have that. Clueless, I would think vulnerable people that are clueless don't have as much money. That's probably why. What ended their scheme? Yeah. Oh, well, I know, but they set up like, she hit a pregnant woman, so that way if they needed to take phase two, they could take it to baby died. But where's the daughter? Like, down the road or a different country? Like, where's. Like, you call the daughter. Yeah. Where are you? I will meet you there. Where they're like, we. We took her phone, but then. Did they try to call it anyway? Where are you? Good point. I think maybe I had to call my daughter, but they took her. Like, no, they didn't really take her phone. Amy's falling for it right now. Amy, why are you pulling cash out of your purse? She gives it to you in a box. But I'm saying that's why they're probably like, well, we might as well not call her, because they have. But they should have tried to call her. I agree. I. I would. Okay. No, no, you didn't put 15 and some extra in there. That's a wild story. It's very crazy. Here is a near plane collision on a Delta flight. This is in Minot, North Dakota. This Delta regional jet had to make, like, a swerve, you know, like an animal runs in front of you. You got a swerve. Yeah. They had to do an aggressive maneuver to avoid a mid air collision with a B52 bomber. The incident took place July 18th. So here we go. This is a woman on the flight and she recorded the pilot talking to the passengers. For those of you on the right hand side, you probably saw the airplane kind of sort of coming. Nobody told us about it. Sorry about the aggressive maneuver. It caught me by surprise. This is not, not normal at all. I don't know why they didn't give us a heads up because the air force base does have radar and nobody said, hey, there's also a beast that can the pattern. I do apologize for it and thank you for understanding. Not a. Not a fun. Have a nice evening. Give this guy some sort of award. Wow. Because without them humanly seeing it, they may have hit the plane. And then everybody dies on the plane. Okay, crazy. That's from Azamora616. And then we're doing a Bobby Bone show cruise coming up in February of next year. And it's all of us from the show. And it's Keith Urban's gonna play a concert and Lee Bryce gonna be on the boat. Leanne Rhymes. Scotty McCreary, Leanne Rhymes. It's gonna be a big deal. So. First cruise I've ever been on. I've purposefully said no cruises. This one felt good, so we're doing it. And so there's also. This is a different cruise ship though, because I don't want to do what this is. This is a cruise ship that you can live on forever, where you just pay and stay. That's like your new apartment and say, the dream is now reality. Aboard the Villa VI Odyssey, a residential cruise ship offering a multi year cruise. Listen to this clip. Welcome aboard the Villa V Odyssey. Not just a cruise ship for some 300 passengers. This is home. You sold your home? Yes, everything. This is our home. Here you can buy a cabin and live there as long as the ship is able to sail. Fifteen years are guaranteed. Cabins range from139,000 to $600,000, plus monthly fees, which start at about 2500 per person. Does this sound good to anybody? Yeah, it does. I would do that if I didn't have any animals or kids, responsibilities. I would do this in a heartbeat. You would want to go live on a boat? Yeah. Oh, it sounds miserable. You can't get anywhere other than the boat. Right. And you act like the weather is always good out at sea, but they go to Destinations, Right. I would hope they have you just live in the middle of the water. Are your, are your neighbors like your cabin neighbors? Are they also people that have done this or are you on a ship that rotates out? Good questions. I think you. Oh, I think it could be both. Okay. Because I have seen people that just go and like they sell their house and they just stay on certain cruises. This is the first, like long term. Like basically buy an apartment on the boat. Yeah. Huh. That's wild. That sounds terrible. I mean, it's adventurous. That sounds terrible to me. You would do it, Morgan. Yeah. But you, you also have someone cooking for you all the time. You have unlimited. Yeah, I figured. It's like an apartment complex, 25amonth. You pay for it, but like you're getting cooked for all the time. It's probably both. You could probably go and have the food, but anytime I've been anywhere that's like all inclusive. You get tired of the food. I was gonna say you get tired of that buffet because it's the same food. So you probably both. It's there, but. And the casino's downstairs. Yeah. And you can be broke. They'd be kicking you off the boat. You've been mortgage in your freaking apartment to get out of there. But they have a workout room. Yeah. So does an apartment complex you get your car and drive from. But this one takes you to new places. How do you get mail? I think you don't. No. No. You don't have friends. No. All those people living on the boat. That sounds terrible. You're old though, if you're doing it. Oh, that's for the most part. That's from CBS Mornings. Ours you can go to topshelfcountrycruise.com I don't think there are many cabins left, but Keith Urban, lee Bryce, Scotty McCurry, Parmalee, Leanne Rimes, Cassie Ashton. It's going to be an awesome event. 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It's time for the good news with Bobby. All right, this from the Good News Network. Ian Burke met Floyd, who is a German shepherd, while delivering mail and didn't three years ago. Ian is a mailman, and on his route, he would stop and he'd always play with his dog. The owner of the dog passed away. The mailman adopted the dog. That's really cool. Yeah. And so the dog ended up going to a shelter after the guy passed away. And the mailman went into the shelter, saw the dog and was like, this is a dog? And they were like, yeah. So he adopted the dog. Now he has the dog. And this is cool because, like, historically, mailmen and dogs don't get along like oil and vinegar. Some would say like a cold Front. No, warm front. That's right. Like a cat and a mouse. That's it. Is that just kind of a cartoon? Yeah, yeah. Theory. Very much a Tom and Jerry. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. There you go. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good, bones. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What's a frog's favorite soda? What's that? Croaka Cola. That's good. That was the morning corny. Tuesday reviews day. I watched two seasons of a show called Kingdom on Netflix. It is a South Korea zombie samurai sword show that I did not think I would like. Is really good. You got to get to the first episode or so, and you have to put English subtitles and make them speak English so their mouth doesn't match fully. Yeah, I know. But at this point, we watch so many foreign shows because American shows seem so corny now, but I give it four out of five samurai swords. If you like zombies, it's awesome. I don't really like the samurai stuff, so I just kind of did that. But it was really good. So we watched two seasons of that over the last couple of weeks. Amy, anything? I only have a soft one that sounds. Yeah. What? Well, HR But. But people should know because I didn't. Soft one mean. You haven't finished. You haven't finished it. Oh, you can't do it. Yeah. One thing I've learned. You can't do it songs. You can't do it. Can't even say anything about it. But I'm not gonna review it. It doesn't matter. You can't say. I just need to know it's bad because I didn't know it was bad. Back. Come on. It's psa. Okay. Give it to me. Killed a date is back. Eddie, anything? Nah, man. No. Soft. Nothing. I haven't watched anything. Mike, Anything? I watched the new I know what you did last summer movie. Cool. It was bad. Oh, it was. It was so bad. Because they do the exact same thing that happened in the first one, but it happens to a new group of kids. Freddie Prince Jr. Is back. Jennifer Love Hewitt is back. They were the only good part of it. Otherwise, it was terrible. I've never watched a horror movie where I wanted everybody in the cast to die. Oh, like I was. I was rooting for the killer in this film. Like, they're so annoying. You want the movie to be over? They're so insufferable. I'm like, just kill them all. I give it 2 out of 5 hooks. Dang. I saw that Jennifer Love Hewitt and Sarah Michelle Geller hadn't spoken since they were, like, 18 years old. Yeah, what's up with that beef? Do you know? I don't know, but they were back at the. The premiere for it. And did they talk then? Because I just saw a headline and wasn't interested enough to, like, click in. But did they talk at the premiere? It looks like they talked at the premiere. Ah, kids. Hey, man, it's a good time to get rid of those old beefs. Oh, you hated it, huh? It was bad, Morgan. Yeah, I watched all of the seasons of Sullivan's Crossing. Never heard of it. So it's now on Netflix, But I started watching it when it was on CW because I love a cheesy CW show. It's like very doctor if you meet Virgin river meets Gilmore Girls and Friday Night Lights. Yeah, I didn't watch any of those shows, but go ahead. It's in that same realm of all of those, and it has some of those main characters. My a lister, Chad Michael Murray is in it. Chad Michael Murray. Murray. Oh, my goodness. Go ahead. And I really like it. It gave me the satisfaction of another kind of drama, medical show. So I give it three and a half. All three seasons. Three and a half out of five. Emergencies. Sullivan's Crossing with Chad Michael Murray. It sounds like a pie. A lemon meringue pie. Wake up, wake up in the morning's on the mic. So you know what? This is a couple controversies from the weekend. We'll go with number one, and I'll start with Dylan Marlowe. And Dylan had the song Hidden Boys back home. That song? Yeah. So he was playing a festival in Wisconsin. He was playing, and then I think Jay go and played and somebody else played after that. It's still daylight in the Tick Tock video. Just shows a massive security guard with a beard, and he's got his hand grabbing Dylan Marlowe's shirt and twisting it so that Dylan Marlowe doesn't run away and he's walking him out of the festival. And I saw it, and I think Dylan's a great dude. And I thought, brilliant, brilliant. Because it was going so viral on Tick Tock. We're supposed to believe that Dylan Marlo got kicked out of a festival that he played himself. And so he takes the video down, and then I have his explanation as to what happened here. And this is Dylan Marlowe. Go ahead. Just a little quick backstory. Me and Dave were watching Jake set from front of house, just trying to stay out of the way. And front of house was like this tower. So there's like second story, first story of the. The booth. And so we're up, up top watching, and probably for 10 or 12 minutes, this dude comes up and he says, you know, we can't be there. So we were like, very. It started off very politely. You know, we're like, hey, we had these. I still have my wristband on. Like, these are all excess. So we kind of of back and forth of like, trying to explain to him that we had just played and we were trying to just watch Jake set, stay out of the way. And he kept telling us, like, Or I asked him where else we could go then that would be out of the way. And he kept saying, the pit. But if we go in the pit during the middle of the day, it's gonna probably cause a little bit of a scene just because we just got off stage and wearing the same clothes. So last thing I want to do is try to make a scene during Jake Owen set, because that, to me, is disrespectful during his set. So after that, there was definitely a few heated words exchange to that guy. I just. For what I believe in and what I'm trying to, like, get out there, push the message. This isn't like the message. I'm trying to push for myself or to anybody. And so he's like, you know what? And I went to church and I thought about it, and I took the video down. But this dude, this security guy, looked like a total douchebag. Now, you don't grab another adult man like that, especially one that has every credential. What happened was from this is me taking all my experiences around this type of guy who gets a little bit of power, and then all of a sudden is the balancer of the whole festival. This is what I think happened based on experiences I've seen. The security guy goes, hey, you guys gotta get out of there. Dylan goes, we don't, because we have backstage passes. Well, security guy's embarrassed because he just said to one of the artists, you got to get out of there. And also he's like a big masculine dude with a big beard. And he's like, I said, get out of there. And Dylan's like, oh, we don't have to get out of here. So the security guard now is gonna like, okay, I'm gonna get you out of here. Even though he knows he's wrong, he still wants to enforce the rule that he said because he's the guy with the power not the person who's up, up. And so he grabs him by the shirt and other people have it up. And you can hear as Jacob wants playing. He's like Dylan Marlo as the security guys walking him out. Dylan wasn't drunk or anything. Seems like that security guy seemed like the biggest douchebag in the world who got a little bit of power and was using it and abusing it. I wouldn't have taken it down if I was Dylan. I thought it was such a good thing to post. Meaning I thought it was a bit. Oh, that's why you said brilliant. Yeah, that was brilliant. I thought because George Burch, who sings he only listens cowboy songs. I was with him playing golf yesterday and he was like, you said Dylan thing on tick tock. And I was like, yeah, brilliant. He goes, man, I wish I was good at that. I said, that was awesome. Like, who knew that would catch on? And so we text him. He's like, no, wasn't it? He goes, and I'm taking it down. And then he posted that after he took it down. Wow. I love that. We said he went to church. Yeah. Thought about it. Took it down. I like that. That kind of guy. That security guard. I hate that kind of guy. You got a little bit of power. It's like the guy working outside the club. He's got a little bit of power. Don't let it go to your head. Yeah, I wonder what was up with that. He was like a Jack dude too, with a big beard, you know? Why can't you just say, oh, you've got all your credentials. Cool. Sorry, my bad. He had them all on. He had his wristband on still. Because he was in his bus when he was doing that. Yeah, it's infuriate. Infuriating. Infuriated. In my tooth is still gone. Dude, when are you gonna dentist on vacation? Oh, that's right. Infuriating. I didn't hear anything. Sometimes though, this morning we're doing the show Infuriating. I do this and maybe you don't hear it, but I do hear it. Yeah. Okay, that's one controversy. The second one. So Josh Ross has. I guess his song just went number one. He has a song? Single Again. Are you familiar with it, Amy? Yes, but I cannot sing it to you right now because all I have in my head is, here's to the boys back home. Okay, enough. Single Again. Single again. Whatever. It's the number one song this week. So the guy's from Canada. He's a Canadian guy. I don't know him. So I don't know him at all. I don't know him from man on the moon. So I'm gonna say this one. I don't know him from the man on the moon. So Josh Ross gets up on stage, and I understand his sentiment, but he gets up on stage at a festival, and I'm gonna just play you his clip up from the festival. It's him. And he grabs an American flag. Go ahead. Fun fact real quick. I'm Canadian. You want to know the best Fun fact is that move to the best in the world. So I think if he were able to go back and say it again, I think he would say, I'm from Canada. I love Canada, but I really love this country, too. Usa. Because he was, like, a big deal in Canada and they supported him forever. And now he comes to America and is like, this is my favorite country now. Oh, I'm now my favorite country. America. Usa. We all love America. But you didn't have to piss off your home, too. You literally could have said, you guys know I'm Canadian, but, man, living in America has been awesome. I like to shout out to all you guys, because America rules usa. Yeah. Instead of. He's like, I'm now the greatest country in the world. Now we feel that way. But if you. If your home country built you and, like, supported you and made you a star there first, and then you use that to propel yourself to come down here, and then you're like, that country sucks compared to this country. There's just a better way to say that, even if you felt that way. So now. Now that you know he's Canadian, and this was at the Tailgate and Tall Boys Festival in Bloomington, Indiana, and this is just weeks before he's gonna perform at Ottawa's Canada Day celebration. You gotta get audio from that. Oh, man. Play it again. Fun fact real quick. Okay. You want to know the best? Fun fact is I moved to the best in the world. Yeah, he went hard. He went too hard. He didn't have to do that. I think America's best country in the world. But you can do both. You can say both. You didn't have to be like, I'm from Canada, but now I live in the best country in the world. Because you got to go back home. Like, I wouldn't be here in Tennessee and be like, you know what? I moved Tennessee, but I'm from Arkansas. But Tennessee's the best freaking state ever. And then go back to Arkansas and feel like they're love me the Same Bobby Bone show. Bonehead story of the day. This story comes to us from Wichita Falls, Texas. A woman got pictures of another woman breaking into her house. Police didn't know who she was. She didn't know who she was. So she went to Facebook, posted the pictures and said, does anybody know this piece of trash that broke into my house? Well, the quote, piece of trash saw that post, didn't like it, reposted it and put. People need to mind their own business. This woman called me trash just because I broke in her house and stole some stuff. She doesn't even know me, but thinks it's okay to call me trash just because I broke into her house. So she was so insulted, so mad that she turned herself in? Basically, yeah. And that's how police caught her. Easy Facebook, man. Get you every time. Case shut. Yeah, case shut. Case closed. Case. Oh, is that. Yeah, Is that how it. Case closed. But when you shut it though, man. No, but I think she meant to say case closed. Yeah, I feel like I'm saying case shut. Is that not what people say? No, no, no. Case closed. Case closed. Yeah, Yeah. I feel like you say it's an open closed case, but when it's Amy, give up Amy. Yeah, just walk away. Walk away. Okay, Lunchbox. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, let's play a couple voicemails. This is Gerald in Austin. No one's thinking about the future of Eddie. What about the fact that he may not ever want to eat a hot dog ever again? He won't go to a baseball game and eat a hot dog. It's exciting. But I do wonder about, you know, how he's going to feel about not wanting to eat them ever again because that's likely going to be the case. Thank you for the message. On Friday around 9:30 or so, we will start Eddie's 70 Hot Dogs in 24 hours. And if he does it, he'll win $800 and it will all be streamed live on our Bobby Bone Show YouTube page. Eddie, your thoughts here? You know, that's the last thing I've thought of, of not never eating a hot dog again. Like, I don't, I don't think I've ever craved a hot dog. You never wanted a hot dog anyway? Not really. I mean, yeah, baseball game, sure, it's kind of habit like, ah, peanuts and a hot dog. But like really, I'm not worried about that. I'm just worried about 70 hot dogs in 24 hours. I don't care what happens after that. And that $800 will probably, like, save you for the rest of your life. Well, like my wife said, that's probably for medical bills. You can retire on that. On the 800 bucks you're gonna do, I hit number three. So I've been listening to Eddie and Lunchbox talk about their retirement. I am 65 years old because when I was their age, I didn't think I could save, and now I have to continue to work. You need to start saving now. They want to retire. They just haven't saved Eddie. She's still working. Yeah, yeah. That's not what she said. She's from the future. Telling you, start now. Yeah. How much do you think you need to start saving? It depends on, like, what do you mean you need, like, you need to have. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, how many. What's the amount where I'm be like, oh, you know what? I'm going to take this amount and we're going to start working on it, because I can't get there. Okay. I think that that depends on your goal. Like, what. How much do you want to have saved? You can start. Start now with a dollar, but. Or you could start with a hundred dollars. Eight hundred dollars. Once I eat the hot dogs, it's like, what kind of life do you want to live? Oh, I already told you. Fishing, golf every day. Okay. And how are you gonna pay for that? And Lunchbox, what is the life you want to live? Awesome, man. I want to live a life of luxury. Like, I really do. But you're not gonna live a life of luxury unless you have luxurious saving habits. Yeah, I know. Are you still gonna have a mortgage at that point? Let me tell you, that lady sounded sad. It's real sad. Yeah. She was doing a public service to you guys, and it literally made me sad. Like, it made me sad thinking, like, that is me. Except for I'm a male. She's a woman. But. Oh, man. Thanks for clarifying. There was a difference. So are you guys gonna change at all? Yeah. Thinking about it. Okay. You've been thinking about a lot of things, especially after that call, dude. Yeah, I got you. No more gambling, dude. Well, you want to go that far? Because the gambling, like, what if I hit something big? 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