Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby.
Speaker 1: I saw that Chris Harrison is gone from The Bachelor
Speaker 1: for good. Now good. They kept kind of punting it
Speaker 1: and then he wasn't doing this show. He wasn't doing
Speaker 1: that show. Guest host, guest host, um, but now and
Speaker 1: then I read that he wanted twenty five million bucks
Speaker 1: to go away and not share the dirty laundry from
Speaker 1: the show. And then they paid him. Oh really, Like
Speaker 1: what do you call yeah? Or yeah? So it's funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was what they said that he wanted eight figures.
Speaker 1: I just read that it was twenty five million bucks.
Speaker 1: So he's like, all right, okay, I'll go away, but
Speaker 1: I need some some cash. And there must have been
Speaker 1: some good stuff they were show all. I mean, he yeah,
Speaker 1: but like what would you care that? I guess fans
Speaker 1: would probably sink a franchise. We can sell a book
Speaker 1: on that one because a lot of those people have
Speaker 1: gotten famous. He's pricing you know, interesting. But yeah, he
Speaker 1: is leaving ABC. Producers ABC and producer of the Bachelor
Speaker 1: and it spinoffs have confirmed that he has gone for good.
Speaker 1: So he stepped side after the host is almost twenty
Speaker 1: years forty nine years old, issued an optimistic statement on
Speaker 1: his Instagram page. He didn't tell you how much money
Speaker 1: he made. That's why he's optimistic. He's set and he'll
Speaker 1: probably still work other places too, But yeah, he is that.
Speaker 1: He is the face of the Bachelor. You wonder if
Speaker 1: it's now going to jump to shark like once they
Speaker 1: change host, regardless of what's happening. Like when a big
Speaker 1: peach usually leaves of something that we we've known for
Speaker 1: a long time, it's tough to really have it rebound.
Speaker 1: But maybe so that show has survived forever and done
Speaker 1: great and sometimes will dip and they'll kind of throw
Speaker 1: a new wrinkle in and comes back again. People still
Speaker 1: love that show. Would you host it? No, Oh, I
Speaker 1: would not. That show's not for me. It's not for
Speaker 1: me to host. It's the same thing is like an
Speaker 1: American Idol. When people go, hey, would you want to
Speaker 1: host American Idol, It's like if they said, hey, Ryan
Speaker 1: absolutely can't do it, would you do it? I would
Speaker 1: do it, But it's my goal is not to host
Speaker 1: American Idol because that's Ryan Seacrest's show. He's done it
Speaker 1: since the beginning. That will always be Ryan show, and
Speaker 1: anybody that comes in is going to be like, all right,
Speaker 1: here's some Jabroni that they got. That's like a Ryan
Speaker 1: Seacrest knock off the replacement. Yeah, and so would I
Speaker 1: if they were like, hey, Ron the one time I
Speaker 1: had to fill in Ryan, I was sick. He was like, hey,
Speaker 1: you have to host? What? Yeah? I was like sure,
Speaker 1: but I would never go. My goal is to do that.
Speaker 1: That is his show. It will always be his show.
Speaker 1: Chris Harrison is always a host of the Bachelor. If
Speaker 1: they do four more seasons of it and they got
Speaker 1: people in and out, that's always Chris Harrisons show, and
Speaker 1: they're going to compare everything to him. So so no,
Speaker 1: I no. I've been asked by a couple people. Have
Speaker 1: they reached out to me. They have not. I doubt
Speaker 1: they're gonna hire another white male. Usually you have to
Speaker 1: kind of switch it up, but I have no connections
Speaker 1: at all. Probably yes, put that together. Oh uh okay, guys,
Speaker 1: get your roses ready, that's what that's what your line would,
Speaker 1: Get your roses ready? Compile your roses. Yeah. Uh. Nate
Speaker 1: Carroll just accomplished something that should impress each and every
Speaker 1: one of US and it's quest to raise money for
Speaker 1: falling first responders. At forty five year old, set out
Speaker 1: to break the world record for most push ups done
Speaker 1: in a year. Huh so he averaged four thousand push
Speaker 1: ups a day. Goodness, and he broke the one point
Speaker 1: five million mark in a year. I mean, this guy's
Speaker 1: got to be so jacked, right, Yeah, do you not
Speaker 1: have a job? That's uh quite, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: how do you do four thousand and work at the
Speaker 1: same time. There's no way. He broke the record where
Speaker 1: he was cheered on by first responders playing his forty
Speaker 1: eight Danuel Fun City Bowl, where New York fire and
Speaker 1: police teams play ball. Maybe he's one of those. Maybe
Speaker 1: he is a fire either, you're a fireman a lot
Speaker 1: of there are a lot of downtime. Because you have
Speaker 1: that downtime, you need to be ready for when the
Speaker 1: uptime is because the uptime is so intense. He's got
Speaker 1: to be like, I can't pick up the hose. I'm
Speaker 1: so sore. Yeah, I would imagine help me out. I
Speaker 1: don't know about that. He's jagged. Yeah, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at his Instagram page right now. So I
Speaker 1: saw that in the news, parents are changing parts of
Speaker 1: stories when reading them to kids, like what well like
Speaker 1: nighttime stories Scuba. Steve, for example, was telling me about this. So, Scuba,
Speaker 1: when you read stories to your kid, you change the story.
Speaker 1: But not because you want to change the ending. No,
Speaker 1: I want to get to the end faster so I
Speaker 1: can go to bed. Un for sure, see spot run
Speaker 1: spot ran the end. Let's go to bed. I love you.
Speaker 1: What do you grab like four pages at a time
Speaker 1: when you flip's? Yeah, that's the move. He's three. He
Speaker 1: doesn't know any difference. You just grab a few more
Speaker 1: and get to the end faster. So when you read
Speaker 1: your kids stories, he doesn't go Dad, the plot doesn't
Speaker 1: quite add up. No, he has no idea. He's just
Speaker 1: excited to be next to me reading the story. I
Speaker 1: think three. They're not that fully aware of what's happening
Speaker 1: in the beginning, middle, end. Yet a new study finds
Speaker 1: it a quarter of parents admit to changing parts of
Speaker 1: traditional classics when they tell them to their kids because
Speaker 1: they feel either they're inappropriate or simply too scary, or,
Speaker 1: in Scuba's case, they're tired of their kids and they
Speaker 1: just want them to go to bed. Oh, I'm sure
Speaker 1: every parent I thought. I just assumed that was part
Speaker 1: of parenting, like skipping ahead in the book, like before
Speaker 1: my son could actually read and figure things out. I
Speaker 1: would just pretend like I read every word on the page,
Speaker 1: and I didn't. There's a voicemail I haven't played because
Speaker 1: they were gonna tell a corny but maybe a little inappropriate. Right.
Speaker 1: This is voicemail number three from Daniel. If you'll play this,
Speaker 1: I got a morning corny for Amy. I don't know
Speaker 1: if it will be appropriate or not, but here it goes.
Speaker 1: What's the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts. Beer
Speaker 1: nuts are a dollar seventy five, but deer nuts are
Speaker 1: just under a buck. It's funny, get it. It's not bad. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not bad. It's not even that inappropriate. It's not no.
Speaker 1: It just said that morning corny after dark possibilities. I
Speaker 1: saved it for here. I see people are crashing the
Speaker 1: Gap website to buy Kanye's ugly two hundred dollar jacket.
Speaker 1: It's this big, puffy they say it's round. There's no zipper,
Speaker 1: you can't close it. It looks like I don't know
Speaker 1: what it looks like. Oh, that looks terrible. It looks
Speaker 1: interesting I'm trying to create. What do you think that
Speaker 1: it looks like a vest but with sleeves. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I mean it's so thick and it doesn't zip. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, like a like a I don't know, that's
Speaker 1: just like what I like if I were to take
Speaker 1: away the sleeves because it kind of fits. It's this
Speaker 1: weird thing where it meets in the middle like a vest.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. Well, I don't think you're supposed
Speaker 1: to love it. I think you're supposed to question it
Speaker 1: and be like, what does this and then go buy it?
Speaker 1: Is this like something he designed or something that He's
Speaker 1: a Gap now? And so it's two hundred bucks and
Speaker 1: it's crashed the Gap website. It's the most traffic and history.
Speaker 1: It's wild and Kanye still has that hold on people. Huh.
Speaker 1: I mean he's a billionaire now and not because of
Speaker 1: his music but because his apparel. He's a billionaire. Yeah goodness.
Speaker 1: Kim Kay fan sends engagement ring and plan B to
Speaker 1: her house. Did you guys see this? Yeah? But I
Speaker 1: didn't really understand what that's about. What do you mean,
Speaker 1: like just a weird fan? Like why would she of course,
Speaker 1: why would they send that? Yes one, Yes, a weird fan. Yes,
Speaker 1: Kim Kardashian fans have set the new bar for crazy.
Speaker 1: Her security team intercepted the package containing a diamond engagement
Speaker 1: ring and Plan B contraceptive. They believe the sender is
Speaker 1: a man who has shown up to her house several
Speaker 1: times in the past. The unarmed, unnamed man allegedly stopped
Speaker 1: buying in February to take her out to dinner. Also
Speaker 1: posted a homemade marriag certificate online. At this point, his
Speaker 1: social media counsel been shut down or legal teams look
Speaker 1: in a final restraining order, this is someone who, Okay,
Speaker 1: it may seem harmless, but they're one that's half a
Speaker 1: step away from ye stabbing, shooting, killing, abducting a family,
Speaker 1: remember a kid. Yeah. Restraining orders are interesting to me because,
Speaker 1: I mean, if someone's crazy enough that doesn't really do anything,
Speaker 1: like paper doesn't do anything, you just hope you're putting
Speaker 1: in a restraining organs someone that's only half crazy, right,
Speaker 1: because then they understand and they're like, Okay, I better
Speaker 1: back down. Most Americans turn to food when in a
Speaker 1: bad mood. Totally bad mood for me, No, sad mood
Speaker 1: for me, Yes, bad mood for me, I just I
Speaker 1: don't want to eat anything at all, but sad mood
Speaker 1: I'll eat. Or if I'm sick, I want to eat
Speaker 1: all bad food to make me feel better, which it
Speaker 1: doesn't in the end. But you just feel so bad
Speaker 1: you need some sort of comfort. If you're in a
Speaker 1: bad mood, do you eat now? I think it's more
Speaker 1: so if I'm sad and need to be comforted. Food
Speaker 1: is a go to item for a lot of people
Speaker 1: when they are in a bad mood. In fact, forty
Speaker 1: three percent of people say when they're in a bad mood,
Speaker 1: they will eat something to feel better. Other bad mood
Speaker 1: boosters include take a bath. I love a bath. I
Speaker 1: talk about it on Today's show. Well, although I did
Speaker 1: have an interesting experience with last night bath. Distract yourself
Speaker 1: with a book or TV show. Yeah, I'll flip something
Speaker 1: on Netflix. The weird thing is I've been reading that
Speaker 1: much the last couple of months. I mean, I feel
Speaker 1: like I've done nothing good for me. I started working
Speaker 1: out again pretty hardcore good a few months out from
Speaker 1: the wedding, but I haven't been reading that much. Cooker Bake, meditation,
Speaker 1: or deep breathing. I have an Apple Watching now, I've
Speaker 1: never had an Apple Watch. Just got one, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, the thing comes on, it takes over
Speaker 1: the screen and goes, you need to breathe. What like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking? I've been breathing. But do they
Speaker 1: do that because I'm not breathing enough? Or are they
Speaker 1: just trying to make me take a second for myself
Speaker 1: because I don't like if it's a second one, if
Speaker 1: it's the first one, and then I'll be going, oh,
Speaker 1: you're not breathing. If you're holding your breath random times,
Speaker 1: I'll hold my breath, I don't know why, but kayta,
Speaker 1: why are you holding your breath? And I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: I didn't know. I was Oh really yeah, when I
Speaker 1: sleep I hold my breath sometimes. But if it's just going,
Speaker 1: I think you should meditate and we're focused on clean mentals,
Speaker 1: I don't need that. Just tell me the time, tell
Speaker 1: me the temperature, tell me somebody texts me, tell me,
Speaker 1: tell my calories burned. I think it is the ladder
Speaker 1: you can get over yourself, not you the Apple Apple Watch.
Speaker 1: A Tom Brady Rookie card sold for three point one
Speaker 1: million dollars. Man, I went to Target the other day. Look,
Speaker 1: and I just like to go in there sometimes and
Speaker 1: see if they have sports cards because my kids like
Speaker 1: collecting them. And there is nothing. I've gone for months.
Speaker 1: They don't have not one single sports car there, card
Speaker 1: car like packs of cards. They're all sold out. They've
Speaker 1: been sold out for months. Really don't know how or
Speaker 1: why there has been a drastic uptick during the pandemic
Speaker 1: at the worth of these cards and now why? But
Speaker 1: why does anything's value go up? Honestly, I didn't know
Speaker 1: if there was a reason, like some are speculating there
Speaker 1: was nothing to do that would be a good reason.
Speaker 1: But why can't I get in on these things? Well
Speaker 1: you can, but you have to do it early. Well yeah,
Speaker 1: if you can buy that for three point one million,
Speaker 1: and then who does maybe worth five in a couple
Speaker 1: of years? It in miked. When aren't we gonna look
Speaker 1: at your Pokemon cards? Yeah, this has been a bid
Speaker 1: for like two or three weeks. Man, you missed out
Speaker 1: one hundred bucks? Are they coming in still? To rate
Speaker 1: your find out? After today? Just see where we are
Speaker 1: on that. I want to see how much is Pokemon?
Speaker 1: How much to offer him? Who woa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No,
Speaker 1: I thought it was high high. How much did I
Speaker 1: offer you for half half your Pokemon angles? Five hundred?
Speaker 1: Oh oh okay, he's still saying now. But the world
Speaker 1: record for how much someone's wanting to pay for a
Speaker 1: sports card has been shattered. A Tom Brady rookie three
Speaker 1: point one million dollars. It's in mint nine condition. You
Speaker 1: buy one of those and you just hope to god
Speaker 1: it doesn't go down. And value in the market. That's
Speaker 1: everything though, that's even housing market like right now, it's
Speaker 1: never been higher. But you go, if I buy one now,
Speaker 1: are they gonna go down eventually? Yeah? Let's see. Let
Speaker 1: me see if there's anything else I wanted. Tomorrow we'll
Speaker 1: do the watermelon crushing with lunchbox in Raimundo. M One
Speaker 1: other thing I'll talk about here, Amy, your daughter has
Speaker 1: eaten a bird like that's in your backyard before? Yeah,
Speaker 1: like little birds. She didn't eat one from the backyard
Speaker 1: at the orphanage, I mean, and she talks about it often,
Speaker 1: how tasty and amazing it was. So sometimes when we
Speaker 1: see the cute little birds at our feet are I
Speaker 1: feel like she's kind of like hmmm, because because that's
Speaker 1: what they did if one died, I don't think they
Speaker 1: would like intentionally harm it. But she said that they
Speaker 1: had cooked up some birds before, which I guess, and yeah,
Speaker 1: in her mind, it's like a chicken. So like, what's
Speaker 1: what's the difference? She doesn't care and people eat dove
Speaker 1: and other types of birds. Really that yeah, there, I
Speaker 1: mean there's a lot of difference except for what we're
Speaker 1: told to eat exactly. So for her where she grew up,
Speaker 1: that's not weird. But me, I'm looking at them as
Speaker 1: my cute little birds, and she's told me if one
Speaker 1: happens to die in our backyard, she wants to find
Speaker 1: a way to cook it because they are so good.
Speaker 1: I just saw BUCkies is coming to Tennessee. Really the
Speaker 1: gas station. Like if you're in Texas and you see
Speaker 1: them and they're I mean they are the king dingling humongous. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Bucky's is coming to Tennessee. What you need to know
Speaker 1: about the World's friendly is beaver. So what the headlines
Speaker 1: say Bucky the Beaver? I mean, how many gas pumps
Speaker 1: they have at one of those hundred really one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty gas pumps. It's the food they have in
Speaker 1: there being a sure like something amazing. What are they called,
Speaker 1: bucky Oh yeah, beaver nuggets, nuggets like chicken. Yeah. By
Speaker 1: the way, you can still hop in get some pemp
Speaker 1: and joy. Some of this merch is up. I think
Speaker 1: we've sold out of red, white and blue hats as
Speaker 1: of a now we did, which we knew we might.
Speaker 1: But all this money goes to help build army. Sergeant
Speaker 1: Jerry Magetic a new house we talked about on the show.
Speaker 1: We've talked about the last couple days. Here's that interview
Speaker 1: in the real show with him. It is just fantastic
Speaker 1: the work that you guys do. Just appreciate you so much.
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones dot com. If you want to get that
Speaker 1: all right, I wanted to give you guys a point.
Speaker 1: I know today's is not long. I wanted to get
Speaker 1: if you guys some sort of post show Noah short.
Speaker 1: Please respect my privacy Sometimes I just say that because
Speaker 1: I like when people do that. Please for my privacy,
Speaker 1: Like I'll watch all these recruits and they'll commit, like
Speaker 1: I'm going to commit to the University of Cincinnati. Please
Speaker 1: just win my privacy, respect my decision. I don't I
Speaker 1: guess they know people getting after him. But today I'll
Speaker 1: be watching the Oklahoma Florida State softball game. Oklahoma last yesterday.
Speaker 1: I gotta win today and then win one more tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So we're hoping Oklahoma wins there because I was told
Speaker 1: it's not just a family friend of ours, it is
Speaker 1: a family of ours. Oh, the head coach Oklahoma softball family.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing. It is Caitlin's sisters, mother in law
Speaker 1: that's going to be family. Would that be because Caitlin's sisters,
Speaker 1: she's getting married this weekend. Caitlyn's sisters will call him
Speaker 1: husband mom. No, no, I'm talking about him. Caitlin's sisters
Speaker 1: husband I would consider to be part of the family. Now. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: That's what marriage is. That you marriage, you you marry
Speaker 1: into the family. You're all family. Now like my sister,
Speaker 1: like my wife's sister's husband, he's my brother. You've said
Speaker 1: too many things. I'm already won exactly. But what I'm
Speaker 1: saying is, by marriage, we're all fam But what about
Speaker 1: his Mom's fine, she's my she's she's my family, she's
Speaker 1: like something. But it was like I was just going
Speaker 1: family friend. Patty Gasso, She's no she's your family. She's like,
Speaker 1: that's my sister's mother in law. And I was like, borderline,
Speaker 1: very borderline, very border very border that's a stretch. So anyway,
Speaker 1: that's why I rooted proclona Is Offaull today. Um, that's
Speaker 1: the deal. Thank you guys, appreciate you. We'll see you tomorrow.