Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan I
Speaker 1: kill just the Bitch.
Speaker 2: What's up everybody?
Speaker 3: Happy weekend.
Speaker 4: If you're here you're catching up on the Bobby Bone
Speaker 4: Show from this week. I encourage you to take out
Speaker 4: part one in part three this Weekend with Ray Mundo.
Speaker 4: Part three, we're answering listener questions, which is always super fun.
Speaker 4: And part one we're talking about Ray's house, what's.
Speaker 3: Going on over there?
Speaker 4: And there's a little bit of office drama between Ray
Speaker 4: Mundo and myself, So that's what's all going on over there.
Speaker 4: But for now, let's dive into the Bobby Bone Show
Speaker 4: from this week. We had a listener call into the
Speaker 4: Bobby Bone Show and he shared the time that his
Speaker 4: mom gave away all of his Eric Church memorabilia on accident.
Speaker 4: But he was devastated and so Bobby pulled some strings
Speaker 4: and got him something from Eric Church and it was
Speaker 4: a really cool moment.
Speaker 3: That's what you're about to hear right now.
Speaker 2: To kick things off number six, we're talking about stuff
Speaker 2: accidentally getting tossed out and this guy was like, I
Speaker 2: had a Eric Church then got tossed out. So his
Speaker 2: name was Josh and here is the conversation we had
Speaker 2: about a month or so ago.
Speaker 5: I had a thing outsailed that my mom was actually
Speaker 5: helping me with throughout the day. I told her like, Hey,
Speaker 5: this is the stuff that you know I want to keep.
Speaker 5: Eric Church came to the Anthem not too too long ago,
Speaker 5: but I actually got him to sign one of his vinyls,
Speaker 5: The Sinners like me Vinyl. Once we were done selling everything,
Speaker 5: I asked my mom. I was like, hey, you know,
Speaker 5: where's where's all the collectible stuff that I had set aside.
Speaker 5: She just threw her arms up in the air and
Speaker 5: was like, what do you mean collectible? I mean just everything,
Speaker 5: my sign record, everything just sold.
Speaker 2: So he got Eric Church to sign this record, like
Speaker 2: luckily walk Hey Josh is here live again? Hey Josh?
Speaker 5: Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Hey? Describe how you got Eric Church to sign that album,
Speaker 2: because it's not like you can just walk up Derek
Speaker 2: Church somewhere. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I got pat tickets, Me and my buddy sat in
Speaker 5: line for god knows how long and they opened up
Speaker 5: the doors and you know, we got right there by
Speaker 5: the stage. And this was during his Double Down tour
Speaker 5: and usually he'd been walking. If you if you follow
Speaker 5: his you know, Paige and stuff like that. He'd been
Speaker 5: walking in the crowds and especially like when Springsteen came
Speaker 5: on or Record Year, you know, he'd been walking in
Speaker 5: the crowd and signing stuff. So sure enough, you know,
Speaker 5: I brought you know, the Centers Like Me album with
Speaker 5: me and uh, Record Year came on and you know,
Speaker 5: just holding it up, and sure enough he grabbed it
Speaker 5: and signed it. And there I was screaming like a
Speaker 5: little girl. You know, thank you, thank you man, because
Speaker 5: you know I don't. It's it's it's not every day,
Speaker 5: you know, you get to let alone, you know, shake
Speaker 5: his hand, but also get something signed that has a
Speaker 5: lot of you know, sentimental value.
Speaker 2: And did he like that signed his name as he
Speaker 2: walked by her to you write like to Josh.
Speaker 5: No, just a big old ec and uh and just
Speaker 5: signed it.
Speaker 2: I tracked Eric down. I have one that has too,
Speaker 2: Josh from Eric Church day. So I got Eric Church
Speaker 2: to sign you a record center. It's the Centers Like
Speaker 2: Me record the vinyl and he he did write to
Speaker 2: Josh and then signed his name. It's very nice of
Speaker 2: Eric to do this. So I have you this record, Josh.
Speaker 2: You never asked for it. You called in for a segment.
Speaker 2: We were talking about stuff like this happening, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna be sure to send this over to you. Just
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, fella, yeah, Man.
Speaker 5: I don't. You don't make a grown man cry. I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't get much. So you know it's you know,
Speaker 5: I'm thankful for for anything, you know. Wow, I mean,
Speaker 5: thank you man, very welcome.
Speaker 2: Now we have that album here, I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't want to write on it, like
Speaker 2: I don't want to. And I remember joshing me like,
Speaker 2: will you sign it if we're what get I think?
Speaker 2: I know it's just weird. Man, go ahead, Josh.
Speaker 5: I mean, like I said, you know, even I mean
Speaker 5: it's been a lot. I mean I'm happy with a
Speaker 5: signed napkin with everybody or something. You know, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: Like I said, I'm I'm I'm thankful for anything that
Speaker 5: I get. So I mean even a napkin with with us,
Speaker 5: with everybody's name.
Speaker 2: Ark. Here are the two Here are the two options.
Speaker 2: We can sign the back of it. I don't want
Speaker 2: to sign it near Eric's name. That's a special thing
Speaker 2: for you, is as to Josh, we can sign the
Speaker 2: back of it or I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 2: we have pictures or anything. I mean, we can do
Speaker 2: the back of it. I think the back is good. Josh,
Speaker 2: is that a nice compromise. We signed the back of it,
Speaker 2: and then you're not thinking we're big time in you
Speaker 2: at all. But I don't want to run autograph.
Speaker 5: Like the back is. The back is totally fine, guys.
Speaker 5: I mean, like I said, I'm I'm grateful for for anything.
Speaker 6: You because if he's gonna frame this, our autographs are
Speaker 6: never going to be seen unless he chooses the outside
Speaker 6: this show.
Speaker 2: Not it's not this is an Eric Church thing, not
Speaker 2: in us.
Speaker 6: Then I'm gonna sign something different because if my autograph
Speaker 6: is not gonna be on display, I won't sign it.
Speaker 7: Well, lunchbox doesn't have to sign it, right, Well, I'll
Speaker 7: sign it.
Speaker 2: Except yeah, Josh uh, we'll send this to you. Thank
Speaker 2: you for calling, thanks for listening, and you should have
Speaker 2: this in the next few days. Thanks to Eric Church too,
Speaker 2: by the way.
Speaker 5: Thank you guys so much. Man, it means a lot.
Speaker 2: All right, Josh, thank you for listening, and we'll get
Speaker 2: this to you real sooner, our buddy.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, guys, thank you, Thank you, Josh.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the Week with Morgan.
Speaker 4: Number two, Lunchbox was really mad when he heard about
Speaker 4: this story of Benny Blanco and Selena Gomez. There are
Speaker 4: a couple Benny rented out a movie theater and brought
Speaker 4: some crazy things that were all of her favorite stuff
Speaker 4: to the movie theater. He's like, no normal, average man
Speaker 4: can do this, and he's setting too high of expectations.
Speaker 4: So Lunchbox call a movie theater to find out if
Speaker 4: if he could do what Bennie Blanco did for Selena Gomez,
Speaker 4: and he was not happy with the results. And I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna say, Lunchbox is not Bennie Blanco, so that's
Speaker 4: probably why this happened.
Speaker 2: Number five, Hunchbox was really upset because this guy named
Speaker 2: Benny Blanco is dating Selena Gomez and this guy named
Speaker 2: Bennie Blanco spent a bunch of money to take her
Speaker 2: on a date. And he's like, I hate it. Okay, quickly,
Speaker 2: why were you upset?
Speaker 6: Because he was bragging about taking her to the movie
Speaker 6: theater and he's like, oh, and I did so much.
Speaker 6: I didn't just take her to the movie theater. I
Speaker 6: brought my own nacho machine. I brought a deep fryer
Speaker 6: so I could make her her favorite treats. And she
Speaker 6: likes a comfy couch when we watch a movie, so
Speaker 6: I had the front row of seats removed and I
Speaker 6: brought a couch in. And I'm like, this is so
Speaker 6: stupid because normal people can't do this crap, Like, why
Speaker 6: are you bragging? It's like you have It's unrealistic.
Speaker 2: So so ANNO challenge Lunchbox to call the theater and
Speaker 2: see if he could bring this stuff. And we looked
Speaker 2: up how much renting a theater would cost, like three
Speaker 2: hundred bucks, but could he bring a nacho machine, a
Speaker 2: deep fry or whatever. All right, here's the call chick.
Speaker 8: Hello, thanks for calling. How can I help you?
Speaker 6: Yes, ma'am, I was just calling to see if you
Speaker 6: guys still do that thing where you can rent out
Speaker 6: the movie theater.
Speaker 8: Oh, absolutely, yeah, we have some great packages for that.
Speaker 6: Well, because you know, I was, you know, one to
Speaker 6: romance my girl, and so I was thinking about written
Speaker 6: out a whole movie theater and so I was just
Speaker 6: trying to figure out some details on how much that cost.
Speaker 8: That is so romantic of you. I love it. Yes,
Speaker 8: So for four hundred dollars you can rent out an
Speaker 8: XB theater and for two fifty you can rent out
Speaker 8: a classic theater, and those do have the lounge seats.
Speaker 6: Well, speaking of lounge seats, I was wondering because my
Speaker 6: girl likes to be, you know, comfortable when she watches
Speaker 6: the movie, and she has like a favorite soft couch.
Speaker 6: Can we take the seats out of the front row
Speaker 6: and put the couch there.
Speaker 8: Oh, we actually can't chake those out there through in
Speaker 8: the floor.
Speaker 6: Okay, So if we can't bring our couch, what if
Speaker 6: we brought My wife loves nachos. Can I bring my
Speaker 6: own nacho machine to make her some nachos?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: You know what, you actually don't need to bring one.
Speaker 8: We do have a nacho bar at our pop con station.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, cool, Well what about a deep fryer.
Speaker 8: We do actually have a lot of treats at our concession.
Speaker 8: Tame we have we have.
Speaker 3: So you're saying I.
Speaker 6: Can't bring the deep fryer, I can't bring my nacho machine,
Speaker 6: and I can't bring my own couch.
Speaker 8: That is very romantic, it's very thoughtful. I think that
Speaker 8: that would probably break some house code violations. I know
Speaker 8: that you know you have a vision in mind, but
Speaker 8: if you still want to run it out, you can
Speaker 8: let us know.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 3: Thanks was that she was so nice?
Speaker 7: Yeah they laughed in her face.
Speaker 3: Okay, so what do you find now? I can't even
Speaker 3: do it? Unrealistic.
Speaker 2: So then he might have used their nacho machine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it brought it.
Speaker 9: Out like can we unscrew the seats for this amount?
Speaker 9: We all do well?
Speaker 2: I don't even know that he would unscrew the seats?
Speaker 7: Really, the space up front, you can just put a
Speaker 7: couch up.
Speaker 2: There this theater though, if so close Eddie, So lunchbox,
Speaker 2: what is your conclusion?
Speaker 3: My conclusion is it's stupid.
Speaker 6: We don't need to be printing these stories that can't
Speaker 6: happen for normal people.
Speaker 3: We can't even do that, so it's so dumb.
Speaker 6: He doesn't get credit for doing all this amazing stuff
Speaker 6: because it's impossible.
Speaker 2: So unless it can happen for normal people, you don't
Speaker 2: want to see it, right.
Speaker 6: I mean we just called and they said no health
Speaker 6: code violations. Okay, so it can't happen. So when we
Speaker 6: put it in People magazine, women get these ideas like,
Speaker 6: oh see, how romantic it is. No, you can't even
Speaker 6: do it. It's not real.
Speaker 9: I actually haven't thought about it once since we talked
Speaker 9: about it, only that you.
Speaker 2: Had a problem basonally reason I thought about it.
Speaker 9: Like I wasn't thinking, oh man, that's so great. I
Speaker 9: hope that happens for me.
Speaker 2: Do you think people see Selenny Gomez and go celebrities
Speaker 2: are just like us.
Speaker 6: They do, but then and so they think, oh baby,
Speaker 6: my boyfriend can run out to the theater and get
Speaker 6: me my own nacho machine.
Speaker 10: So dumb.
Speaker 2: But you could have No, you can't, like she said.
Speaker 3: She just said, it's health code violation machine.
Speaker 2: Or use their nachos. Probably it's not the.
Speaker 6: Same thing as bringing your own. It's not the same
Speaker 6: thing as bringing a deep friar.
Speaker 2: He's really attached this deep friar. What would you want
Speaker 2: to deep you think?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Probably some oreos fair. I don't know what Selena gome is.
Speaker 6: His favorite treats.
Speaker 2: Are, but that's what Bernie standing by any time.
Speaker 6: Get you Do you really think Benny Blanco made him
Speaker 6: because if the movie is going on, he doesn't have
Speaker 6: time to work a deep friar.
Speaker 2: So you're suggesting he brought someone to do it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's like, I did it, but couldn't you sneak in
Speaker 2: a deep friar just like you sneak sneak in drinks
Speaker 2: and stuff and.
Speaker 6: Then put the couch under your shirt.
Speaker 7: You get an outlet.
Speaker 2: In conclusion, Lunchbox, that story is full of crap. No,
Speaker 2: I think it happened.
Speaker 3: It's unrealistic. I don't know how it happens.
Speaker 2: We all agree it's unrealistic.
Speaker 3: Though, because I couldn't do it. I tried to do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, lunch Box. I don't know what we
Speaker 2: accomplished by this, nothing, but we have proven that Lunchbox
Speaker 2: could not do this at this theater, Okay, at any.
Speaker 9: Theater in case anybody else is.
Speaker 2: Deep friar back the Okay, thank you.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the with Morgan.
Speaker 2: Number two.
Speaker 4: Scuba Steve told us last week he didn't want to
Speaker 4: go to his kids kindergarten graduation. Well, he ended up going,
Speaker 4: came back to the show and shared the very valuable
Speaker 4: lesson that he learned.
Speaker 1: Number four.
Speaker 2: I was checking with Scuba Steve, our executive producer, who
Speaker 2: was not going to go to his kids kindergarten graduation.
Speaker 2: Last week he said stupid. He said, I don't want
Speaker 2: to go because he's going to stay in the same
Speaker 2: school while we having a graduation for kindergarten. And I said,
Speaker 2: it's not about you and you should go. And you
Speaker 2: took the day off work.
Speaker 10: I did.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, was that weird for you to take the
Speaker 2: day off work?
Speaker 11: It was weird because I still get emails and text
Speaker 11: messages and phone calls and I have to ignore them.
Speaker 11: I didn't ignore all of them, but I chose that's
Speaker 11: what you do with family exactly.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, how was it?
Speaker 11: It was kind of liberating. It was kind of fun
Speaker 11: because I put my phone on silent, put it in
Speaker 11: my pott.
Speaker 2: I mean, the graduation, not your world. See, he's still
Speaker 2: not even valuating. How was the kindergarten graduation that you
Speaker 2: did not want to go to.
Speaker 11: So when it's was all said and done, I got
Speaker 11: a really emotional started crying a little bit with my
Speaker 11: wife because it was tough to see my oldest child.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's not a big step, but it's somewhat
Speaker 11: of a step where he is now going into the
Speaker 11: next part of his life.
Speaker 12: And he was so excited. He's like, I'm a first grader.
Speaker 12: Now I'm a first grader.
Speaker 11: So to see his excitement, that's what made it all
Speaker 11: for me and got me really emotional.
Speaker 2: So would you said, yeah, would you say your perspective
Speaker 2: has changed?
Speaker 12: Oh, one hundred percent?
Speaker 10: Yeah it was.
Speaker 11: It was really And then not only that, but then
Speaker 11: seeing all the other kids in their excitement and the parents'
Speaker 11: excitement for their kids, just the energy.
Speaker 12: In that room was infectious and it was really really cool.
Speaker 9: And then he came back to work with his son.
Speaker 2: I saw him and as someone I'm a first grader,
Speaker 2: and yeah, yeah, yeah, I still came back to work
Speaker 2: because I had to do things still, but I brought
Speaker 2: my son with me.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So are you admitting that you're wrong?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, I'm one hundred percent. I'm not afraid to
Speaker 11: admit when I make a mistake or when I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: And then what would you tell parents that had the
Speaker 2: same feeling that you have, It's just a dumb kindergarten graduation.
Speaker 12: There were a lot I saw a lot of those
Speaker 12: comments on Instagram.
Speaker 11: I would say that you need to open your mind
Speaker 11: have a different perspective, coming from someone who was closed
Speaker 11: off to it, thinking the idea was stupid that you
Speaker 11: should just let it go and go there for your
Speaker 11: kid and enjoy the moment, because if you look back
Speaker 11: twenty years from now and go, you look at your
Speaker 11: kid who's an adult. Now, I wish I would have gone.
Speaker 11: So don't blink, blink exactly.
Speaker 6: Oh, do they do it like a normal graduation where
Speaker 6: they call every kid's name and they walk across the stage.
Speaker 7: It's a whole thing.
Speaker 10: So it's so cool.
Speaker 12: So they come out, That's what got me.
Speaker 11: They come out with these capping gowns on and they
Speaker 11: have the tassel and they got everything. And then they
Speaker 11: sit in their rows and then they do a little
Speaker 11: dance and my son is one of the ones that
Speaker 11: leads the dance, so he's out there like dancing and
Speaker 11: clapping and having a good time. And then they do
Speaker 11: awards for like most Improved, best Reader Math.
Speaker 2: Does everybody get an award?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 11: Only three from each kindergarten class got an award like that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 11: But then at the end and they go through and
Speaker 11: they play the commencement speech you know, music, and then
Speaker 11: they go up and they call every single name one
Speaker 11: by one and they get their little king. I think
Speaker 11: it's maybe fifty kids told all, yeah, so it wasn't
Speaker 11: too bad. Yeah, twenty five each side. My son was
Speaker 11: towards the end and cause my last name. But he
Speaker 11: goes up there and he holds this thing. I'm real
Speaker 11: proud and excited and it was pretty cool. Yeah, it
Speaker 11: wasn't about you. It wasn't about me at all. It
Speaker 11: was about him only lunchbox.
Speaker 2: You also thought it was dumb. Do you change your mind?
Speaker 10: No, it's still stupid.
Speaker 11: Okay, well you say that now, but next year when kindergarten.
Speaker 6: Graduation makes no sense to me because you are literally
Speaker 6: staying at the same school, just going across the hall
Speaker 6: to first grade. You're not graduating anything. So why don't
Speaker 6: they graduate from first grade second grade?
Speaker 2: Why do we Because it's a celebration of the first
Speaker 2: year of school and you're about to get into your entire.
Speaker 11: Life, and you're forgetting the entire message here. It's not
Speaker 11: about that. It's about your kid having a good time
Speaker 11: and them looking back. Because there's many times where he
Speaker 11: would look back and look at me, and I was
Speaker 11: just thinking, like what if I wasn't there and he
Speaker 11: looked back then I wasn't there, empty chair.
Speaker 13: It's like me creating that cycle all over again. I'm
Speaker 13: not saying it was important for you to be there.
Speaker 13: I think the whole kindergarten graduation is stupid, but I
Speaker 13: would compare it to in sports. Why don't they do
Speaker 13: third year player awards? Oh, they did Rookie of the
Speaker 13: Year because it's our first year in the league.
Speaker 2: It's their introduction to the league, and this is a
Speaker 2: signifies that you're here and in your first year, how
Speaker 2: good you are versus your peers and so kind of
Speaker 2: gone graduation, it's your first year. He did awards. I
Speaker 2: liked that, how good you are versus and then you
Speaker 2: move on with your life.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's a great way to look at it. Yeah,
Speaker 12: Rookie of the Year.
Speaker 14: Listen to Scuba. Before he went, he was trashing, why
Speaker 14: are we doing this?
Speaker 7: Is so dumb? And now, dude, I've loved through it.
Speaker 12: Yeah it's amazing. Yeah, it's really really cool.
Speaker 2: Your son loved it.
Speaker 11: He had so much fun. My wife loved it. It
Speaker 11: was a really special moment. So please do it and
Speaker 11: just get over the fact of whatever it is that
Speaker 11: you're thinking in your head because it's stupid.
Speaker 3: No, No, I know, I will go.
Speaker 11: I would go, but try to go there with a
Speaker 11: hat with a good attitude, because now I've been through it.
Speaker 12: Lunchbox. Yeah, yeah, a good try your best.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for sharing, and thank you for admitting
Speaker 2: that maybe you had some growth in this area and
Speaker 2: you've grown. Oh, I definitely have grown some growth here
Speaker 2: and first grade graduation. I'm there.
Speaker 3: Okay, we do the speech.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two.
Speaker 4: You only waiting to find out who got the big
Speaker 4: movie opportunity, and it was finally revealed on the show.
Speaker 4: And let me just be the first to tell you
Speaker 4: before you get into this that holy crap, didn't see
Speaker 4: this coming, like the way it was all announced, shared whatever,
Speaker 4: did not see any of this coming. And there was
Speaker 4: also a further update which you'll get in this number
Speaker 4: two spot after you hear this one.
Speaker 15: Number three, Okay, rewind we're running a.
Speaker 2: Month or so ago, maybe less than that. I get
Speaker 2: an email going, hey, here's a script I know in
Speaker 2: the past. We've reached out and they asked Amy to
Speaker 2: be in a movie. It's called Holiday Harmony. It's on
Speaker 2: HBO Max or max now you can see it. And
Speaker 2: so they said, hey, would this person want to do
Speaker 2: a movie? Would you? Could they take off work that
Speaker 2: kind of thing? And I'm like, I would never hold
Speaker 2: anybody back from doing anything they want to do. And
Speaker 2: everybody on the show, a lot of you guys haven't
Speaker 2: expressed interest in acting.
Speaker 14: Oh absolutely, this was easy, like oh yeah, just to
Speaker 14: go to Hollywood be a star.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: So who's ain't cut? I?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 2: Morgan?
Speaker 15: Ray?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Abby, Abby?
Speaker 3: My, Okay, it's down Eddie and me.
Speaker 7: I know it's Eddie.
Speaker 2: It's not you.
Speaker 7: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I got it, watch box, it's not you.
Speaker 9: Wait, what is it you? You know what? Like a
Speaker 9: part of me in my brain like, literally was I
Speaker 9: wonder if it's Bobby. I just thought that. I wish
Speaker 9: I would have said it out loud.
Speaker 3: You got the movie rule?
Speaker 2: I don't know that. I'm gonna take it.
Speaker 9: What is it what I'm talking about?
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, what the whole time you said it
Speaker 3: was one of us?
Speaker 9: Is it UNISEX? Can we all do?
Speaker 2: It's one of us? Yes, it's one of us.
Speaker 9: Okay, what is it? Tell us more?
Speaker 2: I can't it's not my movie?
Speaker 7: Well okay, what can you tell us?
Speaker 2: It's a Christmas movie? That's what I can tell you.
Speaker 2: Are you saying no, no, no. I've done a fair
Speaker 2: bit of acting. I've been in a movie, I've done
Speaker 2: some TV shows. It's not really my thing and I
Speaker 2: like it. It's not fine. I don't know if I'm
Speaker 2: gonna do it. I forgot about it and then I
Speaker 2: brought it up on the air that day.
Speaker 9: You forgot about it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, how do you forget about it?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: I mean I got a movie role. I just forgot.
Speaker 2: Scuba and I got since the script and he was like, hey,
Speaker 2: what do you want to do with this? I was like,
Speaker 2: I don't know. And I read it and I was like,
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know. So that's what it was.
Speaker 2: And then I probably would have just told you guys
Speaker 2: the first. But the content does so well when we
Speaker 2: stream this is real by the way, this this is
Speaker 2: not a bit, isn't like we made it up. But
Speaker 2: when we do a bit like this, it streams out
Speaker 2: of its mind. People consume it like crazy.
Speaker 9: You can try to figure out who it is.
Speaker 2: So it's like, why would we not do a bit
Speaker 2: on It's a.
Speaker 7: Lot of heartbreak involved for us.
Speaker 6: That was like building us up. And then you say, Eddie,
Speaker 6: you don't get it.
Speaker 3: So, yeah, I got it.
Speaker 7: I thought that your thoughts.
Speaker 11: I like the whole string out of it. It's always fun. Yeah,
Speaker 11: but the payoff with you. I think you should thoughts
Speaker 11: on doing it. I think you should do it. Be
Speaker 11: kind of cool. Absolutely, and you have a pretty prominent
Speaker 11: role in it, so it's not like it's a walk
Speaker 11: on then you're done that.
Speaker 12: It seems like you're throughout the script nude scene.
Speaker 2: It's just I'm nude the whole time. It's all nude.
Speaker 12: We were going dude suit though, just it.
Speaker 9: I don't know. Everybody's dreams are so different. It's like
Speaker 9: if you get handed something like on a silver flatter
Speaker 9: and you're just.
Speaker 3: Like, I don't know, I forgot about it.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, but I've done it.
Speaker 9: You've done it, so have I, and I've.
Speaker 2: Done it, done it.
Speaker 7: It's not like taste and you want more.
Speaker 11: It's not like that or you Okay, if I pitch,
Speaker 11: if they look at maybe using Amy versus you.
Speaker 7: Excuse me.
Speaker 2: See now you're just created drum.
Speaker 12: She could do it though with her.
Speaker 2: I haven't decided. I haven't decided. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: do it if.
Speaker 12: You turn it down, though, can we go to her?
Speaker 3: Why Amy?
Speaker 2: Hello, what if you let the show like audition for
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about? If everybody gets shot auditioned for.
Speaker 12: It, I can already tell you right now. Amy is
Speaker 12: going to be the clear winner.
Speaker 7: But why she has experience, but.
Speaker 2: She didn't have experience until she did it once.
Speaker 11: Yes, but I think looking for somebody who hasn't just
Speaker 11: done it once, they want someone who I think we should.
Speaker 12: Just go with Amy.
Speaker 9: And then after I did it, I took acting lessons.
Speaker 3: I win, Are you a director, bro?
Speaker 11: I would say, yeah, Bro, But based on what the
Speaker 11: role is, and I've seen what it is that like,
Speaker 11: Amy could also be a really good fitness and I can't, No,
Speaker 11: you can't.
Speaker 2: I don't interesting, Okay, I think lusch Buks be pretty
Speaker 2: good at it, and being I don't.
Speaker 12: Think lust Bus can be really good at it.
Speaker 3: That is, I mean, I don't know what. I don't
Speaker 3: know when you casted for your movie, but you think.
Speaker 11: Sometimes he like he can he tries to act, but
Speaker 11: it sounds really bad and like it sounds really fake
Speaker 11: and phony and.
Speaker 2: A little over the top.
Speaker 12: You're like, that's just too much.
Speaker 2: I have to decide what the deal is I don't
Speaker 2: even know when, but that's the deal. It's over. Congratulations, man,
Speaker 2: thank you, thank you. It's a lot of hurry up
Speaker 2: and wait it's not my stuff.
Speaker 9: But now all day, all day, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: I had like nine or ten lines in a movie
Speaker 2: the vnicea Hudgens Watch four days to shoot nine or
Speaker 2: ten lines, like let's go why are we here? I
Speaker 2: got stuff to do. I got a show to go do.
Speaker 2: I got talking to my people. Okay not Hollywood people, but.
Speaker 7: You got your own trailer and all that, or get
Speaker 7: my own trailer.
Speaker 2: I lived in a campershell for like three years in
Speaker 2: my life, so it really wasn't It was a different
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 3: But then if you take this, we could do the
Speaker 3: show from set.
Speaker 2: I don't even know where they're filming.
Speaker 3: It whatever, we'll be on location.
Speaker 2: That'd be great, just being on location. It doesn't matter where.
Speaker 3: I don't care. I'm ready for to go on set
Speaker 3: and do the show. Yeah, he's ready, Like, we'll do
Speaker 3: it live from the set.
Speaker 7: He just wants to be involved.
Speaker 2: He just wants to be around the set so we
Speaker 2: can try to get in the set. Okay, that's the deal.
Speaker 2: I'll let you guys, crap, man, it is ruined my Tuesday.
Speaker 2: You didn't lose anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't lost my movie role.
Speaker 2: You didn't have a movie role.
Speaker 3: I thought you didn't have it. You said any year out.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I got it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I didn't even think.
Speaker 6: About another person as stupid.
Speaker 2: Well you should have told your family had it. I know.
Speaker 6: But I came in this today thinking, oh my gosh,
Speaker 6: my life's gonna change, and it did change.
Speaker 2: I got crapped on Bobby what. I don't know. I've
Speaker 2: really thought about it. When do they need an answer? Scuba?
Speaker 10: Do you know?
Speaker 12: I mean they're hoping for an answer within the week.
Speaker 7: Scuba wants Amy to do it. Man, I heard him.
Speaker 12: But I'm just say, if you turn it down, she's
Speaker 12: the next best option.
Speaker 2: I don't know that's true though.
Speaker 7: It makes no sense well.
Speaker 12: Based on what the role. I can't say what it is.
Speaker 11: But but if we're looking at all of us, because
Speaker 11: they're looking for our type, Amy's the next.
Speaker 7: Best open, dude, I can play a woman easily our type.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 3: What is our type?
Speaker 9: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: Explained Scuba.
Speaker 1: It's the best Bits of the Week with Morgan. Number
Speaker 1: two so we all shared our headlines of the week.
Speaker 4: Everybody's got a lot of stuff going on right now,
Speaker 4: kind of all over the board, different things. Eddie with
Speaker 4: a boot, Amy with possibly moving, I have a stray
Speaker 4: dog that's been at my house in the movie role Opportunity.
Speaker 4: So lots of updates and they are headlines from the week.
Speaker 4: I hope you enjoy them.
Speaker 2: Number two, let's do headline news. I'll go to your
Speaker 2: I go to you, give me the headline and give
Speaker 2: me the news lunchbox, headline news.
Speaker 9: Go.
Speaker 3: My five year old graduated pre K.
Speaker 2: I thought you hated that. It's stupid.
Speaker 10: It was so stupid.
Speaker 7: Did you get them a balloon that said we did it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, it was so stupid because.
Speaker 6: All the other parents they decorated their cars, and so
Speaker 6: my wife's like, we got to decorate our cars. So
Speaker 6: we had to put balloons on our cars and they
Speaker 6: had the whole ceremony and I'm fine, it was fun,
Speaker 6: but the decorating the car and all that was just
Speaker 6: And some parents got every student a gift. I'm like,
Speaker 6: what is going on, guys, because it's not a big deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: Understand, like giving gifts and then people are giving gifts
Speaker 6: to the teachers and they're acting like they are going
Speaker 6: out into the world. I mean, they graduated pre K.
Speaker 6: I found out that it's like emotional.
Speaker 14: Because they're getting bigger, like like you know, and found
Speaker 14: out and a lot of well yeah, because I didn't
Speaker 14: get emotional, but a lot of the moms were I'm like,
Speaker 14: why are you guys crying? I don't understand, and they
Speaker 14: said because they getting older, and and some of them
Speaker 14: have him like for half day because preschool is not
Speaker 14: like a full day at school.
Speaker 7: So they're like, well, that's it. We're we're not gonna
Speaker 7: see him for like most of the day. Now.
Speaker 6: I did have an emotional moment, not at the graduation,
Speaker 6: but I was putting his because they had to wear
Speaker 6: a certain uniform. I had to put it away for
Speaker 6: the final time because they he doesn't wear it anymore.
Speaker 6: And that was like, oh, my gosh, he's going to kindergarten.
Speaker 6: But the graduation was stupid, stupid, But he did it, guys.
Speaker 6: He was not the valedictorian though.
Speaker 2: They had Oh he wasn't. Okay, okay, Eddie, give me
Speaker 2: your headline first.
Speaker 14: Well, my big headline is I broke my foot playing
Speaker 14: baseball with the San Louis Cardinals, you know, at the
Speaker 14: pro level, And so I went to the orthopedic doctor
Speaker 14: to get the final like diagnosis. He said, sure enough,
Speaker 14: I did fracture my foot, and for the next two
Speaker 14: weeks this is the pit. This is the important time
Speaker 14: in my foot's recovery. So I have to stay off
Speaker 14: my foot.
Speaker 2: Two weeks sounds good though it's supposed to. I mean,
Speaker 2: I thought I was gonna be amputated.
Speaker 14: I want to be in the I did think it
Speaker 14: was gonna be amputated because I can't feel my last
Speaker 14: two toes that they're gonna be gone. They said, no,
Speaker 14: those are people with diabetes. That happens to them all
Speaker 14: the time, got it. God, Yeah, But here's the deal.
Speaker 14: So the next two weeks is tough.
Speaker 7: I can't.
Speaker 14: I got to stay off my foot, so I can't
Speaker 14: do stuff around the studio. So Abby, can you get
Speaker 14: me some water? And then I have boiled eggs too
Speaker 14: that need to be cracked? And hbos, can you do
Speaker 14: that formulator today?
Speaker 3: No chance?
Speaker 2: No, do you need a bell? A bell would be cool?
Speaker 2: That would be so annoying. Well, I hope your foot
Speaker 2: gets better, but they're not gonna run your errands.
Speaker 7: I can't. I can't move.
Speaker 2: You can, though, that's why you have a boot on. Okay,
Speaker 2: you do have to move. Amy.
Speaker 9: Headline news, Well, headline news is I sold my house.
Speaker 2: Ya. Wow, the cardinal was right.
Speaker 9: Talk more about it later. But there's some stuff in
Speaker 9: the works, and it's a pretty good headline.
Speaker 2: We saw and listeners reminded us a lot of your
Speaker 2: mom in Saint Louis.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, they were everywhere.
Speaker 2: Cardinals are everywhere.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's not how that works.
Speaker 7: Oh was your mom part of my foot breaking? No?
Speaker 9: No, maybe you did make fun of my story with her,
Speaker 9: for sure.
Speaker 2: But that's a big deal. Good job.
Speaker 9: It's a big headline, and there's more details that we'll
Speaker 9: get into because I'm just not ready for y'all to
Speaker 9: tell me I'm crazy.
Speaker 2: Again yet, because you know it's coming probably, oh for sure,
Speaker 2: because you know it's probably kind of crazy.
Speaker 9: It's it's one hundred percent crazy. But I'm like, did
Speaker 9: this really work?
Speaker 3: Something I did?
Speaker 2: She's been scammed, she had even sold the house. Somebody
Speaker 2: stole the house.
Speaker 4: Okay, headline news, Morgan, All right, So the latest with
Speaker 4: the dog that I found dodging traffic.
Speaker 9: She's still with me.
Speaker 2: I see on your Instagram story like she's like going
Speaker 2: on walks and stuff with you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm trying to get her adjusted and just get
Speaker 4: her ready. So she did serve her stray hold at
Speaker 4: the animal control shelter, which she like served it with me.
Speaker 4: She didn't have to stay there, and I got a
Speaker 4: rescue to pull her proverbs and so now we're going
Speaker 4: to work to get her ready for adoption.
Speaker 2: So you're not going to keep her, I can't.
Speaker 7: She likes to terrorize my cat.
Speaker 4: Hazel's currently playing like lava on all the tables to
Speaker 4: not touch the floor with her, So that's not quite
Speaker 4: working as long term. I would love to keep her,
Speaker 4: but that's just.
Speaker 2: Not a Yeah. I don't think it's a long term
Speaker 2: solution either. You can't keep every dog that you find.
Speaker 2: But it was great that you found her and you
Speaker 2: still have her and hopefully you find her a good home.
Speaker 2: But nobody came forward and said with her dog, No.
Speaker 4: No owners ever came forward, And so now we're just
Speaker 4: gonna work to get her ready for adoption.
Speaker 2: My headline headline news, maybe maybe I'll act. So I
Speaker 2: got this offer to have. It's a movie role, it's
Speaker 2: just some stuff in it. And I went back to
Speaker 2: the team and said, hey, I don't feel comfortable with
Speaker 2: this something in the role. Can you change this, because
Speaker 2: then maybe I could do it. And they've they've kind
Speaker 2: of agreed to the changes. Oh, I think so now
Speaker 2: you're writing definitely. Now I'm not writing it, but I
Speaker 2: just asked for some changes, and I'll tell you about
Speaker 2: what it is at some point, but I might do it.
Speaker 2: I just don't really like acting any much. I've done
Speaker 2: it does somewhat semi significant amount movies, TV shows, whatever.
Speaker 2: Not my thing. But if they're asking me that, I
Speaker 2: have to go like, that's kind that's nice. But I'm
Speaker 2: probably at like fifty four percent now positive five percent?
Speaker 9: Jump, Oh you're fifty one.
Speaker 2: It's forty nine.
Speaker 14: Oh maybe yeah, telling the director what to do exactly how.
Speaker 2: I asked a question, Hey, can I politely ask for
Speaker 2: a change, And they said, most likely, let's.
Speaker 10: Throw in your weight around.
Speaker 2: No, wait, that's what Leo does. There's no weight all right,
Speaker 2: Nio Niro. Wow, there's my update there.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's the best bits of the week With Morgan
Speaker 1: number two. Everybody's favorite.
Speaker 4: Jelly Roll was in studio this week. He was talking
Speaker 4: about getting to hang with Limp Biscuit and Lana del Rey,
Speaker 4: which insane stories. He had this insane probably forty eight hours,
Speaker 4: more insane than anybody's probably ever going to experience in
Speaker 4: their life, which is so cool and it couldn't happen
Speaker 4: to a better person. Not only that, we talked about
Speaker 4: his acceptance speeches, if he always feels pressure to do
Speaker 4: the best acceptance speech when he wins an award because
Speaker 4: he's so good at him without for this is Jelly
Speaker 4: Roll and Bobby Bones number one on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 2: Now, Jill, good to see you, buddy. I just like
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago. Yes, And we had the talk.
Speaker 2: Jelly had on a necklace and he was like, when
Speaker 2: I wear this, I've won an award every time. It
Speaker 2: was like, as good luck and he won an award.
Speaker 10: It's a true story.
Speaker 2: It was like the one time I didn't, I didn't
Speaker 2: a ward again, that's a truth. Are you telling that story?
Speaker 10: I should award today? It's my I have the rosary
Speaker 10: cross necklace that I wore at the CMAS. I had
Speaker 10: a kind of made just for that and it's beautiful, beautiful,
Speaker 10: beautiful piece by Icebox. And I didn't wear it to
Speaker 10: the Grammy because I was like, I just wore to
Speaker 10: the CMA. I don't, you know, look like I don't
Speaker 10: have one piece of jewelry and then I'm waiting lost.
Speaker 10: So when I went to this, So when I went
Speaker 10: to the iHeart Radio Awards, I was like, I'm wearing
Speaker 10: the necklace for sure. And I wore the necklace in one,
Speaker 10: so I was like, I'm definitely wearing to the CMTS,
Speaker 10: and I wore to the CMTS and one. So when
Speaker 10: now I was talking to my stylist, she was like,
Speaker 10: what jury you're gonna wear? I was like, we know
Speaker 10: what jewelry Until I lose, We're putting on the necklace, man,
Speaker 10: and then you won, Yeah, then we want tonight.
Speaker 2: Do you feel the pressure now to get up and
Speaker 2: give this amazing, super uplifting speech every time because you've
Speaker 2: basically done that every single award. But now I don't
Speaker 2: know if there's an expectation, but people are like craving
Speaker 2: that from you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's crazy. I haven't thought of it much because
Speaker 10: I still don't expect to win, you know, especially like
Speaker 10: the ACM and CMA's. Man, that was real big for
Speaker 10: me because they're they're peer voted, you know what I mean,
Speaker 10: and me being kind of still relatively new to the scene.
Speaker 10: I never expected it, but the saving one was an
Speaker 10: easy one though. Man, that song changed my life. I
Speaker 10: mean that song. It's so funny I was as a songwriter.
Speaker 10: I immediately go back to the emotion in which I had
Speaker 10: when I wrote the song. So it's just so it
Speaker 10: was so easy to tap into that. And Landy set
Speaker 10: me up too. Man, she hyped it up. So I
Speaker 10: was like, oh, man, I gotta say something cool now.
Speaker 10: Guy talk about.
Speaker 2: Going into if it was a room or wherever he
Speaker 2: wrote saving me, Like, because again, that's a pretty vulnerable
Speaker 2: situation to share with anyone, much less create around it.
Speaker 2: Like what was that about?
Speaker 10: You know? The cool I want to talk about this?
Speaker 10: Thank you for asking. I was so emotional that night
Speaker 10: because this story has so many layers to it. I'm
Speaker 10: in a room with just me and a guy that
Speaker 10: I've known since high school. He's a painter. He was
Speaker 10: an old drug dealer turned like paints houses. Just blue
Speaker 10: collar dude, and of course I'm a reformed drug dealer.
Speaker 10: And we're just never thought we'd be hit songwriters. We
Speaker 10: didn't know much about the guitar. That's why the chord
Speaker 10: structure is just like this super dud dud dud dudu.
Speaker 10: You know, we were two dudes that could hardly trick
Speaker 10: a campfire of kids that we were good guitar players,
Speaker 10: and we just just poured out of me this song
Speaker 10: and just this painfulness. And then I uploaded on YouTube,
Speaker 10: and I was so scared by me that I commented
Speaker 10: under my own YouTube video and said a little different
Speaker 10: for me. Let me know what y'all thinking. If it
Speaker 10: should make the album? I meant that, And of course
Speaker 10: the record went on to go platinum. A couple of times,
Speaker 10: every record label on earth called me, y'all know the story.
Speaker 10: I end up signing a record deal. Laney Wilson gets
Speaker 10: on the song, then he goes number one at radio.
Speaker 2: Do you think is that the song that really transformed
Speaker 2: what people what their understanding of you?
Speaker 10: Was? Is this this song?
Speaker 15: Is?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 10: There's a Malcolm Gladwell book called the Tipping Point. This
Speaker 10: has saved Me? Was my tipping point? Like for short?
Speaker 10: Was that moment for me? So? And then you circle
Speaker 10: back around, and when it's time to put Lanny on
Speaker 10: the record and produce the record, I call a guy
Speaker 10: named Zach Crowell who sold me one hundred dollars beats
Speaker 10: when we were the heat Agers back in the day.
Speaker 10: So like the full circle of this record and just
Speaker 10: how Nashville and homegrown it is, it was just it's
Speaker 10: just unreal, man, I think, uh. And I was worried Bobby.
Speaker 10: The ACM was the last time that the album cycle
Speaker 10: of which the Chapel would have been voted for, So
Speaker 10: if Saved Me didn't win that night, I feel like
Speaker 10: that song would have never got what I feel like
Speaker 10: it deserved.
Speaker 2: Who in this town artist wise, do you feel like
Speaker 2: really embraced you early on before everybody started to understand
Speaker 2: what you were about, because you don't look like you know,
Speaker 2: very many country artists'll be honest with you. The face tattoos,
Speaker 2: the uh you know, do you look like a hip
Speaker 2: hop guy? Now you don't. Now you look like us
Speaker 2: except with much cool face tattoos. But I mean maybe
Speaker 2: there was an understanding because I'd heard I'd listened to
Speaker 2: new music before, and that probably affected what I thought
Speaker 2: about you too, because I knew he's a rapper who
Speaker 2: was the first like artist in town that really gave
Speaker 2: you the Oh, I get it, and I respect it,
Speaker 2: and I want to be here along for the ride.
Speaker 10: I was lucky that me and Ernest were really good friends,
Speaker 10: so I kind of walked right into that big loud group.
Speaker 10: So I walked right into Morgan and Hardy. And this
Speaker 10: was right before Morgan became the monster he is, like,
Speaker 10: right before Morgan became the biggest artist on earth. So
Speaker 10: it was just perfect timing for me that I fell
Speaker 10: right into the degenerates, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 10: I fell right in there. The people that reached out
Speaker 10: immediately that were cool were like Keith Urban was one
Speaker 10: of the first people that talked about me publicly in
Speaker 10: a really really really cool way.
Speaker 9: Me.
Speaker 10: Riley Green, Dude, I feel like I've been talking to
Speaker 10: Rally Green forever, you know what I mean. Cody Johnson,
Speaker 10: and that was really important for me. For guys like
Speaker 10: when Cody Johnson and Riley Green liked me, I was like,
Speaker 10: let somebody tell me I'm not country. This is a
Speaker 10: bull riding cowboy and a guy who would rather shoot
Speaker 10: a duck than do a show in front of fifth
Speaker 10: tenth album.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying, you ever think about, because
Speaker 16: you have a lot of really cool jewelry, you ever
Speaker 16: think about buying like dupes, fake versions of what you
Speaker 16: already have, so in case you do lose one of them, like,
Speaker 16: you still get the jewelry.
Speaker 2: You still have the jewelry. But if you lose one,
Speaker 2: it's not that big of a deal.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, for sure, I've already I'm my people turn
Speaker 10: me onto this trick, and it's the greatest trick ever.
Speaker 10: They also taught me, no, I don't really buy real
Speaker 10: jewelry no more. Nobody would know the difference. Everybody would
Speaker 10: just assume it was real.
Speaker 2: And if people think you already had resources and rich,
Speaker 2: they just they especially assume it's real. Yeah, dang, So.
Speaker 9: They be disappointed one day if they're like, they're.
Speaker 2: Gonna praise it on them, I.
Speaker 9: Don't know if they get it and then they go
Speaker 9: try to do something like that. Dang, this is I
Speaker 9: see with the cmas.
Speaker 10: Now she's running up on them with a diamond tester.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 9: I'm just saying, like, if someone were to think they
Speaker 9: got something from.
Speaker 2: You and the thing, you know, I'm on Watchbusters, I
Speaker 2: saw the clip of you and fred Durston lit Biscuit
Speaker 2: and I thought that was personally freaking awesome.
Speaker 10: I lost my mind.
Speaker 2: How did that come together? And what did that feel
Speaker 2: like on stage with like Linda Sai's legendary guys.
Speaker 10: It was so cool. Fred hit me. I was like, hey, man,
Speaker 10: why don't you come sing behind Blue Eyes? And I
Speaker 10: was like, are you no way? He said? I think
Speaker 10: he said, do you want to sing with us? And
Speaker 10: I was like, of course, And I didn't know. I
Speaker 10: didn't care what he said. I would have sung break Stuff.
Speaker 10: Me and you talked about this. I would have came
Speaker 10: out and sung Nookie rolland he could have picked any
Speaker 10: song from the catalog I had just sung it. He
Speaker 10: was like behind blue Eyes and I was like, oh,
Speaker 10: what a moment. And then we went to the coolest
Speaker 10: moment I had was me, him and DJ Lethal rehearsed
Speaker 10: at just us three. They like played the track and
Speaker 10: we sung it like, you know, like man and it's
Speaker 10: just me, freddie D and DJ Lethal from House of Pain.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying in this room, just the
Speaker 10: three of us running through this song together, and the
Speaker 10: kid in me is like crawling out like everything about
Speaker 10: nineteen ninety eight, Jelly Roll wanted to just start kicking speakers.
Speaker 10: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: What's what's fro Durst?
Speaker 10: Like the most down to earth clear eye dude I've
Speaker 10: ever talked to. Like thing Like, I'm a big, touchy,
Speaker 10: feely kind of guy and he is too. So there
Speaker 10: was moments I thought we were gonna wrestle.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: We were kind of elbowing each other. It was really cool. Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so where did that come from? And how did
Speaker 2: that experience? Because I haven't seen the clips. I just
Speaker 2: saw the headline you and I talked about you're gonna
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 10: If? Do you want to talk about a wild Friday
Speaker 10: night for me? I just won New Artist of the Year.
Speaker 10: I mean I just won uh Collab of the Year
Speaker 10: with Laney. I celebrated am after party. I won't give
Speaker 10: you too many details, but I can end it by
Speaker 10: saying me and King Brown versus Jason al Dean and
Speaker 10: Post Malone and like to the death beer pong, like
Speaker 10: just a credible night. I wake up and I go
Speaker 10: do kid rocks rock and Rodeo saw that too, which
Speaker 10: was so cool. He cowboy, Yes, We did Cowboy together.
Speaker 10: We spit bars back and forth, old school rap style.
Speaker 10: We jumped out of a cyber truck that was wrapped
Speaker 10: like the General Lee with John Snyder driving it. This
Speaker 10: is how unread. And then I get on a plane
Speaker 10: and I fly to do Hangout Fast with Line and
Speaker 10: we ended her set together doing Sweet Home Alabama. And
Speaker 10: the cool thing was she hit me and was like,
Speaker 10: would you come sing with me at Hangout Fasts? And
Speaker 10: I was like, God, I would love to. She's like,
Speaker 10: what do you think we should do? And I was
Speaker 10: just kind of like spitballing, and I'm thinking, like she's
Speaker 10: obviously a pop culture artist and I'm a country artist.
Speaker 10: But I'm like, I don't care who's in front of
Speaker 10: that stage. Leonard Skinner is gonna go this is Alabama,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean? Like we should do some
Speaker 10: skinnered and she was like, let's do Sweet Home Alabama.
Speaker 10: And I was like, hell yeah. And she's so sweet.
Speaker 10: I met her a stage coach. She's a huge fan
Speaker 10: of like country music and the spirit of country music,
Speaker 10: and her songwriting is always kind of catered to that style.
Speaker 2: Anyways, we listened a lot of her in the house,
Speaker 2: but even like her Take Me Home Country ROAs to
Speaker 2: John Denver cover she did super Cool. You're tour beautifully broken.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're at it and it's like touring, like
Speaker 2: rock star touring, sir, not Friday, Saturday, come home. Like
Speaker 2: you're giving the people lots of shows. It starts August
Speaker 2: twenty seven. That's a Tuesday, and people don't do Tuesday shows.
Speaker 2: But it's really great that you're going out and you're
Speaker 2: getting at as many these places as possible. Were you
Speaker 2: part of the routing where you had to pick the
Speaker 2: cities when you go or do you let them present
Speaker 2: that to you?
Speaker 10: I just kind of explained to them what my vision is,
Speaker 10: but I let them present it. I've learned from that.
Speaker 10: But for me, routing is about one. I think we're
Speaker 10: gonna add a bunch of dates onto this because that
Speaker 10: tour is about ninety five percent sold out, So I
Speaker 10: think we're gonna add some dates. But I love rock
Speaker 10: and roll style Torn Bobby and this might be two
Speaker 10: inside Baseball, but we talk about stuff like this on
Speaker 10: this show. I want to sit down and have a
Speaker 10: seminar with artists in town and sales pitch them on
Speaker 10: why they're doing it. Wrong. Right, We're renting buses for
Speaker 10: fifty two weeks a year. We're renting production trailer trucks
Speaker 10: for fifty two weeks a year, lights, video screens, We're
Speaker 10: paying people for fifty two weeks a year salary caps.
Speaker 10: And it's just it don't make any sense. Go out.
Speaker 10: I'm only gonna rent my bus and all these trucks
Speaker 10: and trailers for these ten weeks. That's it. I have
Speaker 10: a couple of rigs that'll fly for the one off
Speaker 10: like festival dates that make sense. But it's just economically,
Speaker 10: it makes more sense to go do it this way.
Speaker 10: And I know when I was a fan of music
Speaker 10: and they gave me a nine. We were back when
Speaker 10: they announced tours a year before. We looked forward to
Speaker 10: taking off school or work to go to a concert
Speaker 10: like it was something we planned on. We were like, oh,
Speaker 10: not only as Leonard Skinner coming, They're doing the Amphitheater
Speaker 10: on a Thursday. We're taking off Friday. You know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying. Immediately it was that kind of blue collar mentality.
Speaker 10: I just want I love that rock and roll style
Speaker 10: tour man.
Speaker 2: Financially, it makes sense because you're saying you're in a
Speaker 2: bus for fifty two weeks but use it for two
Speaker 2: days a week, when you could rent it for twelve
Speaker 2: weeks and use it for five nights a week. But
Speaker 2: you're only paying for twelve weeks of use instead of
Speaker 2: fifty two.
Speaker 10: Okay, And I didn't go to school or nothing.
Speaker 2: You know what shows you be on?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I didn't go to school, y'all. I'm not trained
Speaker 10: in this or anything. Don't take my advice, but I'm
Speaker 10: just telling y'all, is it whatever?
Speaker 2: Like any of these big shows or award shows or
Speaker 2: anything fancy, they ever call you mister role because they
Speaker 2: don't know what to call you and they have to
Speaker 2: give you.
Speaker 10: I get a mister roll a lot more than I
Speaker 10: ever thought. I get a lot of mister roles. Man.
Speaker 10: It's pretty awkward.
Speaker 2: But if they're just trying to be respectful, Like what
Speaker 2: are they sir? I mean, yeah, it's like you just
Speaker 2: say mister, unless they were like google your real name,
Speaker 2: but that would.
Speaker 10: Also feel and it almost sounds like missilete when they
Speaker 10: say it really sad, you know what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 10: just awkward. Uh.
Speaker 2: What's the difference in this tour and your previous tours?
Speaker 2: Like what if you tried to elevate the production. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I've never done a full arena tour. I've always
Speaker 2: done arena amphitheater mixed tours, so I was always limited
Speaker 2: to the kind of this particular stage size and design.
Speaker 10: And for this one, man, I am really going.
Speaker 2: All out economically. Do you go, Man, I'm paying a
Speaker 2: lot for like pops and booms?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean is that?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 10: My thing is this though, is that that's an investment
Speaker 10: in the show, right, Like, I don't really care. I'll
Speaker 10: be okay, I own my master as God's bless me.
Speaker 10: I'm not. I don't even I make money on tour,
Speaker 10: but I don't I tour to continue to build for me.
Speaker 10: It's more like the old tent revival style touring. Anyways.
Speaker 10: We're just trying to bring the music to the people. Man,
Speaker 10: I don't I want to put on the best show.
Speaker 10: You remember, I'm the same guy that played the Rhyman
Speaker 10: Auditorium and built a trailer park on the stage at
Speaker 10: the Ryman Auditorium. I spent one hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 10: dollars putting that show on and made forty.
Speaker 2: That was more than the trailer I lived in in
Speaker 2: the trailer park that I lived in.
Speaker 10: Dude, I'm telling you, dude, I spent a lot. I
Speaker 10: had the biggest production. I put a car on stage
Speaker 10: at the Rhyman Auditorium because it meant so much to
Speaker 10: me to do the Rhyme in the first time. I
Speaker 10: didn't care how much money I spent. I want to
Speaker 10: make sure the twenty four hundred people in there left
Speaker 10: like what the happened.
Speaker 2: I have three final questions for you on your rider.
Speaker 2: It give us a few interesting things that you have
Speaker 2: when you go somewhere that just makes you comfortable, so
Speaker 2: you'd like it whenever you arrive at as the venue.
Speaker 10: I've been getting a lot of heat for this recent
Speaker 10: that you might have seen the headline. But I only
Speaker 10: wear a pair of socks once. So I have new socks,
Speaker 10: new Boxers, and new T shirts on show days, so
Speaker 10: i'm show days. I take it to the next level.
Speaker 10: I wear a new Boxer's new T shirt every show day,
Speaker 10: and it's cool because you just get it the next
Speaker 10: city on the right or anyway, so you just throw
Speaker 10: them away.
Speaker 2: You got heat for oh okay, because I gets I
Speaker 2: get socks at every show because I'd be like, man,
Speaker 2: I just want to make sure I have socks and
Speaker 2: a toothbrush. Of there.
Speaker 10: I got heat because they asked me what my most
Speaker 10: frivolous expense was, and I said, I buy three hundred
Speaker 10: and sixty five pair of socks a year.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying, When did that start for you? Though?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 10: When did you years ago? That's what's even worse. My
Speaker 10: wife put me on double blast and was like, he
Speaker 10: does this with T shirts too, because I don't wear
Speaker 10: a lot of T shirts. Twice and she's like, he's
Speaker 10: done it since we were poor. I've just I believe
Speaker 10: fat people can't be fat and stinky, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean. I can't have stinky feet. I can't run
Speaker 10: around here with stinky tinks.
Speaker 2: Do you have any of you? Do you ever keep
Speaker 2: any memorabilia like that? Because if you know, you cut
Speaker 2: that up put on a card a jelly roll saying
Speaker 2: card game worn shirt is right, but you don't have
Speaker 2: to wear it again. You can put that out there
Speaker 2: like topsy game worn shirt clips.
Speaker 10: It's just this is you could see my salt ring
Speaker 10: around the navel from where I sweat through it.
Speaker 2: Did you say as any of the old poems you
Speaker 2: ord as a kid. Do you have any of those?
Speaker 10: No? I wish. I feel so bad that I don't
Speaker 10: even have any pictures from that era, Like I grew
Speaker 10: up in the eighties. If I see it, I don't.
Speaker 10: There's like a ten year stretch where I don't see
Speaker 10: a picture of me at all.
Speaker 2: There's a stretch where all of my pictures just say
Speaker 2: proof on it.
Speaker 10: Yep, that's the.
Speaker 2: Picture that happened like four or five years.
Speaker 10: They never actually bottle, never bottom me.
Speaker 2: It said proof on it.
Speaker 10: They would send the five sizes with the proof on
Speaker 10: each one. Your family would just keep them and they
Speaker 10: would frame them.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 10: You were as white trash is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got a whole.
Speaker 2: Section of the Proof years. Okay, final two. Are you constantly.
Speaker 12: That's sad, Bobby, that's normal.
Speaker 2: That was just it.
Speaker 10: I relate.
Speaker 2: That's like the first grade through seventh a proof year,
Speaker 2: and so we call them. Are you constantly filming because
Speaker 2: you're putting together another something?
Speaker 10: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I'm always Well I'm filming too because
Speaker 10: I just I think about just we look back now.
Speaker 10: If this thing keeps going this way, man, I just
Speaker 10: want to own the footage. You know what I mean.
Speaker 10: They made a documentary about before the career started and
Speaker 10: felt like, you know, they ever come back around. I
Speaker 10: want to know that we got hours and hours of footage.
Speaker 2: Do you ever think about doing any acting?
Speaker 10: Love it? Talking to somebody right now about doing a
Speaker 10: TV show. It's really cool. I'm actually like having real
Speaker 10: conversations about being a part of a TV show.
Speaker 2: I'm doing like three episodes comedy, serious.
Speaker 10: Like to do. It's more of a it's more of
Speaker 10: a serious show. I'd like to do something more comedy.
Speaker 10: I think my music's so serious, but as a person,
Speaker 10: I'm a little more jovial, so I'd like to lean
Speaker 10: into that. I love comedy in general.
Speaker 9: Oh is it a new concept show or it's a
Speaker 9: show that's existing to.
Speaker 10: Show that exists. I just can't say it on this.
Speaker 10: I'll bring it here. I'll bring it here first.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. Friends. Yeah, they super imposed like some
Speaker 2: old Hulu episodes. Okay, The Beautifully Broken to our thirty
Speaker 2: seven dates as of now. More will be added, We're sure. Tuesday,
Speaker 2: August twenty seventh, it starts. You can go over to
Speaker 2: Jelly Rolls anything and it's all up there. I encourage
Speaker 2: you guys to go. It's such a it's like your
Speaker 2: shows are like going to church. Yes, but I even
Speaker 2: said that with the music is church now has a
Speaker 2: lot of great music too, so it's not even like church.
Speaker 2: With the music, it's like a it's a it's a
Speaker 2: it's like going to church, but like you know, the
Speaker 2: songs from like the radio that's the go.
Speaker 10: Yeah. My wife said it one time. I came off
Speaker 10: stage and she said, man, that was like church. This
Speaker 10: was seven eight years ago. We were playing a two
Speaker 10: hundred cap room in Kansas City, and I said, baby,
Speaker 10: I don't know if I like that reference and shall
Speaker 10: never forget. She said, this is the closest thing to
Speaker 10: church some of those people will ever come to. People
Speaker 10: heard God's name to night in the way they've never
Speaker 10: heard it in their household. Ever because of this concert,
Speaker 10: she's like your church for people who don't even know
Speaker 10: church is there. And ever since then, I've leaned into it.
Speaker 10: Jelly Roll love you, love you, baba, thanks for having me.
Speaker 10: Jelly Roll six one five Instagram. Go check out the tour.
Speaker 10: He doesn't even need you, he's already almost sold out,
Speaker 10: but he'd love you.
Speaker 2: He'd love to have.
Speaker 10: He'd love to tall, small, pickle big tall.
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