Speaker 1: Show.
Speaker 2: Do you ever see a pair of shoes hanging from
Speaker 2: a power line, which we all have, or shoes hanging
Speaker 2: around a stop sign or like over the top. It
Speaker 2: may not be kids, it can be kids, it can
Speaker 2: be some sort of prank. But again, experts say that
Speaker 2: shoes can be an advertisement to people intioned in buying
Speaker 2: drugs and the drugs and narcotics are available in the area.
Speaker 2: Amy just fist pumped because after we finished that glass tease,
Speaker 2: she goes, tell me what it is? I said, what
Speaker 2: do I just tease? We're gonna do the segment. She goes,
Speaker 2: I better shrugs, and then she fist pumped. Dealers are
Speaker 2: willing to advertise with a pair of shoes at the
Speaker 2: end of a road because it can be seen but
Speaker 2: not tracked, so it's like a yard sale sign without
Speaker 2: an arrow. You just know someone is having a yard cell.
Speaker 2: Drive around and figure it out or ask about it.
Speaker 3: Wait, I think I have some shoes in my neighborhood
Speaker 3: that are hanging on a wire.
Speaker 2: Okay, I want to say again, it's not every pair
Speaker 2: of shoes ever in the history of shoes hanging on
Speaker 2: a wire. However, they do say that this is one
Speaker 2: of the things happening, right, But then I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what you're supposed to do, Like you go
Speaker 1: stand under the shoes and tell somebody do that?
Speaker 4: I don't think.
Speaker 2: I think again, what you do is, since you know
Speaker 2: it's in the area, you then find someone that is
Speaker 2: in the area that is out and ask about shoes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like anybody know what to do? What do you think?
Speaker 1: You're genuinely just concerned about getting the shoes down, and then.
Speaker 4: It's a trap and you could arrested.
Speaker 2: That will never happen. No one's going to climb a
Speaker 2: pole to pull down shoes that aren't theirs. But and
Speaker 2: you would ask in a much cooler way than how
Speaker 2: you were giggling right there. I know, okay, would you ask?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've never bought drugs except for the time I bought
Speaker 1: them for my mom, but that was illegal but necessary.
Speaker 4: I do think you should expand for a listener's sake.
Speaker 1: Well, my mom had cancer and medicinal marijuana wasn't legal
Speaker 1: in Texas at the time, and we needed to get
Speaker 1: her some So I met some people on the corner
Speaker 1: of six in the Loca or something, not happy people.
Speaker 1: We knew people we knew in.
Speaker 4: Our lives, but they hooked it up fund some shoes.
Speaker 1: No, we bought the Lance Armstrong mix or something because
Speaker 1: what was that, I guess because he had cancer and
Speaker 1: so it was. It was a concoction that was supposed
Speaker 1: to provide pain relief and hunger.
Speaker 4: I think most concoction do we just that right?
Speaker 6: And she did.
Speaker 4: She felt better and she ate a lot that day.
Speaker 2: So that's up. You can basically go around and find
Speaker 2: it if you look, but look for the shoes. Shoes
Speaker 2: could but don't always mean drugs. I do want to
Speaker 2: talk in a little bit about there's an update to
Speaker 2: the Bill Belichick story. Bill Belichick in his seventies, a
Speaker 2: twenty four year old girlfriend. She's a cheerleader, was a
Speaker 2: cheerleader for the Patriots. There is an update to the story,
Speaker 2: and I could not wait to bring it and talk
Speaker 2: to you guys about it. Like an update that was
Speaker 2: an amazing updates, so fantastic that I can't wait to share.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be like Christmas present, like I brought into
Speaker 2: Chrismas present this morning.
Speaker 4: Okay, wake up, wake up in the morning. It's a
Speaker 4: radio and the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: He's on Toady, lunchbox more get through Febred.
Speaker 4: Abits trying to put you through the fuck. He's running
Speaker 4: his wigs. Next minute, the Bobby's on the box.
Speaker 1: So you know what this.
Speaker 4: Is, the Bobby balls. So let's do the news. Bobby's stye.
Speaker 2: Kevin Costner not returning to Yellowstone, he announced into last
Speaker 2: week on Instagram.
Speaker 4: He's not coming back, by the way, He'll be on
Speaker 4: the show this Friday.
Speaker 2: He said he wanted to reach out let everybody know
Speaker 2: he's been working on Horizon the movie, and he will
Speaker 2: not be returning to Yellowstone.
Speaker 4: He's sixty nine. Nice. I thought he was older than that.
Speaker 4: I liked the Kevin Costner Gray too. He just let
Speaker 4: it go Gray. His look, Yeah, no die, he just
Speaker 4: looks good, looks good. Gray. So where is he in
Speaker 4: the storyline? Like, no idea. I stopped watching it. I
Speaker 4: liked it, but I stopped watching it and never went
Speaker 4: back to it because Amy, I don't know why. I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't. I don't want to spoil anything.
Speaker 1: You know, I watched Yellowstone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good for you, Good for you.
Speaker 2: The show obviously changes like every show does, and then
Speaker 2: everybody has storylines and roles and his role got a little.
Speaker 4: Nutty Many governor or something. Well, I never watched it, dude,
Speaker 4: so what I spoil? Like, I literally heard this on
Speaker 4: he was he did something where he wasn't so okay,
Speaker 4: he was an astronaut. I'm be honest.
Speaker 2: But it did get a little odd and so I
Speaker 2: stopped watching it. The last thing I watched was to
Speaker 2: see Lanny.
Speaker 4: When Lanny Wilson had a couple spots in it, I
Speaker 4: was like, let me watch ew lane Is thought she
Speaker 4: was great, and then I just kind of stop watching.
Speaker 4: It got a little weird for me.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Summer memory loss. This This is from the University of Missouri.
Speaker 2: Psychologists found that children typically forget one in three months
Speaker 2: worth of schooling during the summer. Math and spelling skills
Speaker 2: suffer the most. The likely reason most kids at least
Speaker 2: read a little bit, so they're reading doesn't go downhill,
Speaker 2: but they're spelling in math. Muscles only get work at school.
Speaker 2: Amy of your thoughts, Well.
Speaker 1: My son is currently at summer school right now for
Speaker 1: this exact reason. And then my daughter she has certain exercises,
Speaker 1: like she had a tutoring thing last night. It's only
Speaker 1: for thirty minutes a week. But still with them. I
Speaker 1: want to keep that going, exercising those muscles.
Speaker 2: If you have younger kids, If you have a baby
Speaker 2: and they drop its blanket or it's beinky on the floor,
Speaker 2: don't pick it up and put it back in the
Speaker 2: kid's mouth. Researchers at Clemson University drop different things on
Speaker 2: the floor just to show how bad it would be
Speaker 2: to take it and put it in your mouth, even
Speaker 2: things like a blanket that aren't going to suck up
Speaker 2: things because they're moist wet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because they drop boloney and I'll see blowe, he's
Speaker 4: gonna pick up more because everything sticks to that here.
Speaker 4: And they dropped it, immediately picked it up and then
Speaker 4: measure the bacteria. It was disgusting. But then they dropped
Speaker 4: like a pacifier.
Speaker 2: Then they dropped like a blanket, and they say, no
Speaker 2: matter how fast it's picked up, wash a drop pacifier
Speaker 2: with water and drive with paper towel before you give
Speaker 2: it back to your kid. And the same thing with
Speaker 2: the blanket. If you can, don't let them take it
Speaker 2: and put it back in their mouth. A blanket that's
Speaker 2: from consumer reports. Unless you want to build a really
Speaker 2: healthy immune system, right, That's how I look at it
Speaker 2: like I'm getting them sick. So they always have that
Speaker 2: this and I have to be careful with the story.
Speaker 2: So nobody really hop in here, Amy, you can, I
Speaker 2: trust you. So women will go in and get shots
Speaker 2: to plump their lips or cheeks or or whatever. That
Speaker 2: is right, familiar guys are not all guys. This is
Speaker 2: a new are you getting held on services to plump
Speaker 2: their genitals?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, okay, So y'all they're getting filled, say.
Speaker 4: Y'all, because I have nothing to do with this, I
Speaker 4: don't want you and y'all to be mentioned.
Speaker 1: So men are getting filler down there.
Speaker 2: So doctor Shaefer is the guy who's in the story.
Speaker 2: He said he used to do about one procedure a month.
Speaker 2: Now he does ten to twenty a week. However, injecting
Speaker 2: filler into the genitals has not been approved by the FTA,
Speaker 2: which means this treatment isn't monitored or regulated by medical authorities,
Speaker 2: though many doctors insist that when performed correctly, it's perfectly safe.
Speaker 2: It turns out most patients who undergo this procedure do
Speaker 2: not have a deficit that needs correcting. In fact, most
Speaker 2: of go get it done or the doctor says above ABG.
Speaker 1: Well, then white in the world do that and like
Speaker 1: even risk fertility stuff. I mean, well, I don't I
Speaker 1: say that.
Speaker 4: Have I opened the room. I can't say anything to
Speaker 4: you two over there. I have not because I don't
Speaker 4: trust it. Got a lot to say, You're amy, go ahead.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm sort of just speechless.
Speaker 1: But I do have an idea and that maybe some
Speaker 1: man on the show gets it done to see what
Speaker 1: it's about.
Speaker 4: Oh, you say, it's a bit spin the wheel.
Speaker 7: I mean, Eddie got hair, might as well get this.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: On a first visit to the clinic, it's common for
Speaker 2: patients to need ten to fifteen syringes. That's about fifteen
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. The doctor said, oh uh, top up visits
Speaker 2: or they just top it off, tend to get way
Speaker 2: less than even half of that.
Speaker 1: So filler migrates sometimes and I'm like, where's the good micr?
Speaker 4: Like sometimes in lips like they put it in. We'll
Speaker 4: move up do what? Could it go down to the
Speaker 4: cools the testicles? Oh, I'm sorry, that's where I thought
Speaker 4: they were getting injected.
Speaker 2: Why why would you get your why would you get
Speaker 2: in the great injection make your that bigger.
Speaker 4: That was all.
Speaker 2: There was a rumor I try to sorry about myself
Speaker 2: though a long time ago, just to see if it
Speaker 2: never came back to me that I had a huge
Speaker 2: stro and it never came back to me.
Speaker 4: So no one really spread that rumor. But now you
Speaker 4: don't want that. What are you talking about your phone?
Speaker 7: No, you missed the whole story. You were commenting on
Speaker 7: the wrong thing.
Speaker 1: Bobby said, there there there are male parts, and I
Speaker 1: immediately started.
Speaker 4: Thinking, okay, twigs and berries. Twigs? I started thinking berries.
Speaker 4: Didn't clarify everybody knew.
Speaker 2: No, there's no there's no conversation ever about guys measuring
Speaker 2: their berries.
Speaker 4: Doing your hands like that.
Speaker 8: More.
Speaker 4: No, we don't give a crap about that. Matter of fact,
Speaker 4: sometimes I don't think I have too. I think it
Speaker 4: was like, okay, it's like I can't even find you know,
Speaker 4: my gos ninja. Okay, I can eliminate those.
Speaker 1: I get it now.
Speaker 4: I was wondering the whole time.
Speaker 5: I'm like, why would do that?
Speaker 4: I get it now. Your instinct was right, like why
Speaker 4: would we want to do that?
Speaker 2: Anyway, I guess that's the thing, Okay, I mean, sure,
Speaker 2: we call it doctor here in town to see if
Speaker 2: they do that, or like a for.
Speaker 9: What to see if somebody does just a general curiosity.
Speaker 9: They're not gonna put anybody out. They're not gonna punch anybody.
Speaker 9: But I'm saying if a doctor would do this procedure here, well.
Speaker 1: So lunch box can call around and act.
Speaker 7: But what kind of doctor do you have to call?
Speaker 7: Just a regular doctor or.
Speaker 4: Like sort of esthetician. Yeah, someone probably does, like plastic surgeon, yes,
Speaker 4: someone like that, like an.
Speaker 1: Injector that has a nurse. So yeah, like Bobby said, yeah,
Speaker 1: whenever doctor Lucky.
Speaker 4: I got botox into my temples because I was grinding
Speaker 4: my teeth so hard. My dentist did that. You can
Speaker 4: go to the dentists. They have a injected Why you're
Speaker 4: knocked out, you're here.
Speaker 7: To get your teeth cleaned.
Speaker 1: No, No, I feel like dentists they only are allowed
Speaker 1: to touch it neck up.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's fair, Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: But we could ask our dentists.
Speaker 2: I have really strong like head muscles because I grind
Speaker 2: so hard. And it's not it's not a brag, it's
Speaker 2: but I'm grind to warn to break my teeth. Some
Speaker 2: my dentist was like, hey, I can give you in your.
Speaker 1: Temple and your massaters right here. You did it temple,
Speaker 1: and like the temple, you.
Speaker 4: Still doing that. I haven't done it since then. I
Speaker 4: thought you looked a little dell like older and my
Speaker 4: temple and massader. I mean you go get it done again. Yeah. Uh,
Speaker 4: I think that's enough for the news. There it is.
Speaker 4: That's good Bobby's stories.
Speaker 2: I do also want to mention this CMA Fest which
Speaker 2: is gonna be on television on ABC tomorrow night, eight
Speaker 2: seven Central, four days of awesome performances. It's a three
Speaker 2: hour TV event. Jelly Roll, Ashley McBride hosting it, and
Speaker 2: so many awesome people are playing it. Luke Bryan, Jordan,
Speaker 2: Davis Hardy. It's gonna be good tomorrow night. Cmafest dot
Speaker 2: Com slash TV special if you guys want to see
Speaker 2: it there but should be a heck of a show
Speaker 2: Tomorrow night, ABC. Bill Belichick, former coach the Patriots seventy two,
Speaker 2: his girlfriend's twenty four, former cheerleader the Patriots, And that's
Speaker 2: basically the story we talked about it.
Speaker 4: You know Friday Show. They're together, they're happy. We love it.
Speaker 4: Don't wait everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I said, oh, I said, we we don't
Speaker 1: get it, but no.
Speaker 4: No, we get it, or like we wouldn't. You maybe
Speaker 4: don't get it, but we we get it. Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So there is an update to the story because
Speaker 2: we talked about what would they have in common, what
Speaker 2: at least talking about, like what's up? So I saw
Speaker 2: over the weekend that her ex boyfriend has come out.
Speaker 2: Now would you be upset if you're her ex boyfriend
Speaker 2: and now all of a sudden, he's with some old dude.
Speaker 4: She's with some old dude. You're going to shock us.
Speaker 4: And he's also old. He's also old. Okay, See, so
Speaker 4: this is her thing.
Speaker 2: So her thing is either she's into old dudes because
Speaker 2: she has some daddy issue, or she's a professional gold digger.
Speaker 1: Or she could just naturally be attracted to older So
Speaker 1: I just said, but not because of any daddy, but
Speaker 1: you're not You're.
Speaker 2: Not naturally attracted to older, way way older men unless
Speaker 2: there's some sort of issue, because that's not natural.
Speaker 4: I agree. Just trying to be you know, thoughtful towards
Speaker 4: not trying to be thoughtful. She either has some sort
Speaker 4: of old older dude issue which has created this attraction
Speaker 4: or she likes the and there's nothing wrong with her.
Speaker 4: She likes the money.
Speaker 2: She's not like she's a prostitute. Everybody has a reason
Speaker 2: that you get with somebody. But her ex boyfriend has
Speaker 2: come out in defense of her and Bill Belichick. Oh,
Speaker 2: his name is Josh Zuckerman, he says him and her.
Speaker 2: She was twenty three at the time and he's sixty four.
Speaker 2: They met several years ago, that they had an on
Speaker 2: off relationship. They became an item after finding common interests
Speaker 2: in business, philosophy, psychology, and nature conversations.
Speaker 4: Oh nature.
Speaker 2: Her relationship with the businessman ceased not too long before
Speaker 2: she started seeing Belichick, which means she probably left old
Speaker 2: to go to older, but also to go to richer.
Speaker 1: Maybe if she's twenty four now with Bill, was twenty
Speaker 1: three with him, and this guy's like, I met her
Speaker 1: several years ago.
Speaker 4: Was she How old was she? Because is that like?
Speaker 4: Did they say several They say they met several.
Speaker 1: Years You just said he's like, we met several years ago, and.
Speaker 2: Zuckerman and Hudson twenty three had an on off again
Speaker 2: relationship and became an item after finding common interests. I
Speaker 2: don't know, but it sounds like she definitely has the
Speaker 2: type of guy and this isn't a one off. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: and maybe Belichick knew that. And it's like she's hot
Speaker 2: and she likes old dudes. It's a rock and roll baby.
Speaker 2: He has his Patriots hat on, he goes flips it.
Speaker 2: Let's go like over the top, let's ride. It's time for.
Speaker 4: Mill in all eight rings and then the name of
Speaker 4: his boat. Yeah, he got eight rings to get into action.
Speaker 4: Hudson and Belichick, which by the way, he was still
Speaker 4: with his longtime girlfriend Linda Holiday, met on a flight
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: They took a selfie together. I guess this was the
Speaker 2: original meeting of the two. They just took a selfie
Speaker 2: and then they hit it off.
Speaker 4: She was working on school, of course, she was doing
Speaker 4: her homework.
Speaker 2: He helped her with her math, and the coach even
Speaker 2: signed her copy of The Duck of Logic, which he wrote.
Speaker 2: And then their relationship became public, so she went from
Speaker 2: a sixty four year old to seventy.
Speaker 4: Two year old.
Speaker 1: I didn't know when he got her number because it's like, okay, selfie,
Speaker 1: but then.
Speaker 2: What DM's probably right, snowmail dude, he's too old for DMS.
Speaker 2: I wrote her a registered letter for sure. But she
Speaker 2: has a type. TMZ sports has a story too, and
Speaker 2: it's basically the same thing. Zuckerman felt the need to hush.
Speaker 4: Everyone up because people had lashed out accusing her of
Speaker 4: being a gold digger. He said, no, she just has
Speaker 4: a type. It sounds like the type's older rich men.
Speaker 4: Zuckerman was rich. Yeah, I think so, Zuckerman. He looks rich.
Speaker 2: He's on a boat. Where her a big boat? Anybody
Speaker 2: in a big boat that's in a fishing boat. I
Speaker 2: feel like it's pretty rich. Related to Mark also Zuckerberg,
Speaker 2: that's that same name thing. Also, it doesn't matter. Nobody's
Speaker 2: doing anything wrong, so it's much fun as well. Haha ha,
Speaker 2: Who cares like these are adults, they're consenting adults. Nobody's
Speaker 2: getting her, people's lives are enriched, nobody's doing anything illegal,
Speaker 2: And as long as people are happy and nobody's getting hurt,
Speaker 2: No kids are, animals are suffering.
Speaker 4: Turn your head around, rock and rolls.
Speaker 7: What I say, go get it.
Speaker 4: Everybody's benefiting if everybody's happy. Yeah, it just be weird
Speaker 4: to see them naked. Well, good thing we're not going
Speaker 4: to see that could X aka Twitter, This is called
Speaker 4: X right officially, nobod's ever gonna call it that. They
Speaker 4: allowed dirty stuff now on it? What do you mean?
Speaker 4: What do you mean dirty stuff? We talked about on
Speaker 4: the show, didn't we We did well?
Speaker 1: I just didn't know because it's crazy.
Speaker 7: Right after we talked about that, I got hacked.
Speaker 4: What what do you think that has to do with anything?
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, maybe the dirty people came over and
Speaker 7: got my the dirty you're one of the dirty people. Yeah, no,
Speaker 7: maybe they won't want to watch their videos. I don't know,
Speaker 7: but that's kind of a point.
Speaker 2: This made a bunch of the news sites, like country
Speaker 2: music news sites. With Terry Clark on the show.
Speaker 6: Twenty years ago, there was an online poll, you know
Speaker 6: what female country singer would you like to see pose
Speaker 6: for Playboy?
Speaker 1: And I came in.
Speaker 6: I don't remember who was first and who was second,
Speaker 6: but me and Shania Twain, who could not be more
Speaker 6: polar opposite twenty years ago, especially came in top two.
Speaker 6: I don't understand why. So they came to me and
Speaker 6: offered me. I'm just gonna say a million dollars twenty
Speaker 6: years ago, it's more like three right now. And then
Speaker 6: my manager, Clarence, I said, there's no way I'm posing
Speaker 6: like meet and greets can get weird enough as it is.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine you imagine?
Speaker 6: They?
Speaker 4: Oh, my god man.
Speaker 6: And then so Clarence, Uh, this is the funniest story. Marny,
Speaker 6: my day to day manager at the time, walked into
Speaker 6: my manager, Clarence Spaulding's office and he says, well, they said, uh,
Speaker 6: you can just show you can go topless for like
Speaker 6: this amount of money, the whole the full Monty, you
Speaker 6: get the full million. So he's negotiating Boddy Bars to
Speaker 6: post for Playboy, and I just said, Clarence, you know
Speaker 6: that all sounds like if I wanted a money grab,
Speaker 6: I would have done it.
Speaker 4: But I was just like, I can't. I just can't.
Speaker 6: I have too many young girls that are looking up
Speaker 6: to me, and I've always been pretty buttoned up. I'm
Speaker 6: not one of these people who's I'm very modest about
Speaker 6: my body and I don't just show all anyway. And
Speaker 6: I said, this would go against every single thing I
Speaker 6: stand for being a strong woman. What's between your ears
Speaker 6: is more important than what's between everything else. So I
Speaker 6: said no, and I'm really glad I made that decision
Speaker 6: and didn't let greed or the dollars, you know, in
Speaker 6: that scenario. And not even six months later, I was
Speaker 6: asked to become a member of the opry, and I
Speaker 6: don't know that that would happened, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 2: That full interview is up on our podcast late last week.
Speaker 2: Go search for the Bobby Bone Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Listen to it.
Speaker 2: She's a wonderful guest. And everywhere I looked on all
Speaker 2: the country music sites, that story was popping up. The
Speaker 2: million dollars in Playboy story. Uh yeah, check it out.
Speaker 2: Out of your kids are saying something and you don't
Speaker 2: like what they're saying, even though it's not a curse word.
Speaker 3: Correct, Okay, tell me about it. They're saying, like adults
Speaker 3: say this in a way of just saying like, uh,
Speaker 3: but what are the kids saying. They're saying no dip,
Speaker 3: but they mean no s correct. So like they're saying like,
Speaker 3: oh man, it's so hot outside, and the other one goes, yeah,
Speaker 3: no dip.
Speaker 4: I mean my son says no dip. But they're meaning
Speaker 4: to say the bad word.
Speaker 2: But if the word is bad, if they're not saying it,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter. So what do you have what do
Speaker 2: you have a problem with the fact that they're thinking it.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've always said, it's just a word, right,
Speaker 2: It's just a sound. It's just a sound. And I've
Speaker 2: said that if you travel, if you get on an airplane,
Speaker 2: you travel seven hours and you land, that same exact
Speaker 2: sound coming out of your mouth means nothing, right, It's
Speaker 2: just we've assigned an emotion to a sound, and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, we can't make the sound right, but
Speaker 2: we can have the emotion.
Speaker 4: And this emotion is the intent of saying no.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But that's a I get it. I said, like,
Speaker 1: that's like it's raining, no dip. Then there's the hey
Speaker 1: to my son, Stevenson, Bobby, got you a PlayStation five?
Speaker 4: No dip? Nice, it's however, you want the same thing though,
Speaker 4: But did you know we have a problem if they
Speaker 4: said the actual word. Do you have a problem if
Speaker 4: he says no, way, no? What about freaking yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, same thing they say that, and I have the
Speaker 3: same kind of feeling with that. What about that sucks?
Speaker 4: We all know what that means. I know, but do
Speaker 4: they say that, No, they do not say that.
Speaker 1: We said all this wait then, your kids don't say
Speaker 1: anything sucks.
Speaker 4: No, they do not say that.
Speaker 7: What about this blows?
Speaker 4: Definitely not in that vein? We're going, no, okay, what
Speaker 4: about can you say the other one? Crap? Like bull crap?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 4: What do you use a screwdriver for screwing?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that one?
Speaker 7: Same?
Speaker 4: They can't say that one.
Speaker 1: But I don't really that's mean I feel like, no
Speaker 1: diferen Yeah it's no dip.
Speaker 4: I kind of like laugh with myself, and so can
Speaker 4: we use no dip on the show?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: You can't. Why not? He'll be using it one hundred
Speaker 4: times and it'll just be annoying. See.
Speaker 3: I think too, my kids do that too, because they
Speaker 3: know that it's a word that they can say, but
Speaker 3: they're meaning it like it's the bad word.
Speaker 4: Have you told them they can't say no dip?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: I think no dip is fine. And if you act
Speaker 4: like it's nothing, then they're not going to be pushing
Speaker 4: it all the time on you. It's this weird dude,
Speaker 4: because I know what they're trying to say.
Speaker 1: Now, I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's tricky too.
Speaker 1: When your kids start to get a little bit older,
Speaker 1: like my daughter's seventeen, and like an actual word came
Speaker 1: out of her mouth the other day, hilarious, and I
Speaker 1: thought it was out of frustration at her brother a
Speaker 1: whole situation, and it was valid.
Speaker 4: Yep, freak.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 4: I can't say, yeah, freak would be the word using that, Okay, Okay,
Speaker 4: let's see we're using the fake word for it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: get ready for the drop button because I don't well.
Speaker 1: Now, there's been a couple of times, so I'll try
Speaker 1: to pitch one, but this one incident, I believe it
Speaker 1: was the freak okay, and.
Speaker 4: To me it was valid. And also at.
Speaker 1: Home, in moments of frustration, I have said things, so
Speaker 1: I can't necessarily blame her for in a moment of frustration,
Speaker 1: which I've gone back and said, Hey, shouldn't have said
Speaker 1: said it that way, But sometimes when you're frustrated.
Speaker 4: And it does feel really good. And she did say it,
Speaker 4: and she's going to be eighteen.
Speaker 1: Next year, and it's like she may want to cuss
Speaker 1: every once in a while, and I at her age,
Speaker 1: I never cussed. I didn't cuss until like two years ago,
Speaker 1: and I'm forty three, so I've always I was always
Speaker 1: uptied about cussing and I just don't know that I'm
Speaker 1: going to be that way with my kids.
Speaker 4: I'm definitely I could be that way with no dip.
Speaker 4: You're not going to hell for cussing everybody. You're not
Speaker 4: going to help for cussing.
Speaker 2: No, it's a simple sound if you say the same
Speaker 2: sound forever into adults, right, everybody, listen to the show.
Speaker 4: I don't curse.
Speaker 2: I don't curse because I don't want to create with
Speaker 2: because I feel like a lot of people who create
Speaker 2: cursing can use that as a crush and it's just funny.
Speaker 4: You just yell the efforts and it's just funny.
Speaker 2: So I stopped cursing and thinking and cursing because I
Speaker 2: just like, I don't want to ever fall back on
Speaker 2: that crutch. I was doing standout or I was riding,
Speaker 2: But I would say, it's like the clothes that you wear.
Speaker 2: There's some places time and place for everything. Time and
Speaker 2: place for a suit, jacket, time, place for a button up,
Speaker 2: time place for a cutoff, the place you can wear
Speaker 2: a cut off, place you can pretty much say freak.
Speaker 2: Time and place for cursing in the words you use
Speaker 2: in public Situationally.
Speaker 1: It's a respecting as well and if.
Speaker 3: Your parents, you live with your parents and they're paying
Speaker 3: for everything, you live in their house them, if that's
Speaker 3: their rule.
Speaker 1: Have you ever slipped up eddie and said a cussward
Speaker 1: around your kids?
Speaker 3: I still, oh, I thought it's my parents. I still
Speaker 3: don't curse around my parents seriously, and we're adults.
Speaker 4: I won't do it. That's interesting. I don't cat and
Speaker 4: my dad cusses around me. I don't have them. That's
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, you miss that. Keep going. You don't
Speaker 4: curse around your Do you drink beer fart of them?
Speaker 4: By my parents? Oh? Yeah, same thing. Some people just
Speaker 4: value the other more than the other. Sure, now people
Speaker 4: will go I would never drink in front of my
Speaker 4: parents and not cuss in front of them. It's just
Speaker 4: value system you were given as a kid. You're not
Speaker 4: going to help for saying curse words. Period. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: say I'm in church because it's you're not being respectful,
Speaker 4: or school because you stay in school, you get in
Speaker 4: trouble exactly, you are certain clothes to school. You get
Speaker 4: in trouble time and place.
Speaker 1: And then even with parent, the parent thing, it's situational,
Speaker 1: like my mom, I never said customer rome. I didn't
Speaker 1: cuss in my dad's because again I didn't cuss then,
Speaker 1: but my dad cussed all the time, and he wouldn't
Speaker 1: have cared if I did. Like, it's just it is
Speaker 1: interesting how all over the place something like that could
Speaker 1: be about words. But what bottom line is when it's disrespectful,
Speaker 1: then that's when it's a problem in my house.
Speaker 2: And also some words people don't even consider it curse
Speaker 2: words anymore, Like callers or people will be guests on
Speaker 2: the show and they'll say a word not thinking it's
Speaker 2: a curse word because they use it just like it
Speaker 2: or anything else. I wrote a thesis in college based
Speaker 2: on the set then words you can't say on the radio, right,
Speaker 2: and so it's like seventy pages, and I got up
Speaker 2: and presented it, and it was like my theory was,
Speaker 2: eventually all of these words will be allowed on public broadcast,
Speaker 2: and some of them are now of them.
Speaker 4: So some words like.
Speaker 3: The A word, you can say that now, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I can say it on the air, sure, but that
Speaker 3: was one of the original seven dirty words or whatever.
Speaker 4: And the P word that rhymes with hiss, oh oh oh.
Speaker 4: I don't like that word. Why not?
Speaker 7: You can't say that.
Speaker 4: I just don't like.
Speaker 1: That's one where I'm like, if we don't say that,
Speaker 1: we don't say it. I don't say it, and my
Speaker 1: kids say it. I'm like, we need a new word
Speaker 1: for your anger.
Speaker 3: I'll say that not on the show. But even if
Speaker 3: I don't feel like it's a curseword, if something makes
Speaker 3: you mad, you can't say that one.
Speaker 4: No, I do pick that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I say that off the show and I'll say
Speaker 2: it on this show because I don't want people to
Speaker 2: listen think and they may hear that slip out sometimes,
Speaker 2: but I don't feel like that's a curse word.
Speaker 4: It used to be considered it kind of a curse word. Yeah,
Speaker 4: So no dip. What do you think I'm all good with.
Speaker 4: I think it's hilarious. No dip. And at least I'm
Speaker 4: not saying the S word. You should hear them say.
Speaker 4: Yeahues they're probably saying no depth even away from you.
Speaker 4: Oh for sure, all the instead of saying no s
Speaker 4: away from you. Yeah, that's they easily could be doing.
Speaker 4: That's a good point. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I checked her text messages too, to make sure we're
Speaker 1: not texting cuss words, because then is that against the rules. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because again when when I when my daughter did do it,
Speaker 1: it was out of an emotional situation where she was
Speaker 1: letting something out. I don't want her to be just
Speaker 1: going on cussing all the time. But if she's just
Speaker 1: thrown up texts back and forth to friends and using
Speaker 1: cuss words, then I'm gonna be like, that's gonna hurt
Speaker 1: my heart because I just don't want her to have
Speaker 1: it in her that way.
Speaker 4: But also I'm trying not.
Speaker 1: I want the big deal things to be the big
Speaker 1: deal things and not overthink some of the smaller things,
Speaker 1: like if she's out of anger and needs to say
Speaker 1: a cuss word.
Speaker 4: We have a weird relationship with sounds. Oh we do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get it, because I mean, I don't like
Speaker 1: the pup like you just said, I don't like the
Speaker 1: P word.
Speaker 4: Which P word do you think I'm saying? What's the
Speaker 4: rhyme with? Okay, I don't like that. There's another word worse?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that one that ain't that good a word.
Speaker 4: Then there's a C word that was that was a
Speaker 4: bad one. I don't even know that I've ever said
Speaker 4: that one.
Speaker 2: Hey, that's the next bet When able to say that
Speaker 2: this weekend was Abbey's big concert. We did a whole
Speaker 2: podcast special on it on Friday.
Speaker 4: Check it out. But she's back in studio. How did
Speaker 4: it go?
Speaker 5: First of all, in a word, amazing, awesome, It really did.
Speaker 4: I saw some pictures that you posted. H huh, tell
Speaker 4: us about it.
Speaker 5: Okay. So I was there on Friday, and that was
Speaker 5: kind of I got to do everything around the track,
Speaker 5: like I went on a in the race the pace car,
Speaker 5: like around they go like one hundred and twenty miles
Speaker 5: an hour. It was insane. And then there's something called
Speaker 5: the corkscrew, and so it's like at the top of
Speaker 5: a really tall hill and it's like a roller coaster
Speaker 5: and you just like fall down and you can feel
Speaker 5: your stomach drop and it's like all these turns, like
Speaker 5: it was crazy. I've never been in a pace car
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 4: Corkscrew.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what they call. It's like famous there. Oh
Speaker 5: specific yes, yeah, what the like the weather Tech Raceway.
Speaker 5: That is what their track is known for. There's like
Speaker 5: a curve.
Speaker 4: So you went Friday, but the show is Saturday, so
Speaker 4: you're doing all this stuff on Friday. Huh were you
Speaker 4: ever nervous that? Like George Burch wasn't going to show up.
Speaker 5: Or like yes, why yeah, because they were getting their
Speaker 5: Saturday sure, and it's just like there's a lot to it.
Speaker 5: I was just like, I hope it's on time and
Speaker 5: then like getting there there's no traffic and being there
Speaker 5: in time for sound check.
Speaker 4: So yeah, were the people pretty nice?
Speaker 5: They were super nice? Yes, very welcoming.
Speaker 4: So what happens on Friday? You do that? Then in
Speaker 4: the evening do you just go to dinner and like
Speaker 4: chill or what? Yes?
Speaker 5: I mean I was there like the whole day and
Speaker 5: watched the races and then there was like a news
Speaker 5: interview they wanted to do to like promo it on Friday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they like Abby do promo for as well? You
Speaker 4: did the interview?
Speaker 5: Yes, really, uh huh. They just were like what do you?
Speaker 5: What can people expect and all that?
Speaker 2: Were you Abby Lee Anderson singer or Abby Anderson from
Speaker 2: the Bobby Bone Show In the interview?
Speaker 5: I did Abby Lee Anderson phone screener Abby on Bobby
Speaker 5: Bone Show.
Speaker 2: So I kind of like combined them not promoter contract,
Speaker 2: a lot of things, only so many graphics on the screen.
Speaker 4: Saturday morning, you wake up, are you nervous? Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was very nervous the whole day.
Speaker 4: About your performance or going off without a hitch h both,
Speaker 4: mainly like.
Speaker 5: Me forgetting words because sometimes you know, my brain when
Speaker 5: I get up, you're like, just I draw a blank.
Speaker 5: And that's that was my worst fear. So I was
Speaker 5: just listening to the songs the whole time. But I
Speaker 5: actually I did not I didn't forget any words.
Speaker 4: How many songs did you sing in your set?
Speaker 5: I did seven?
Speaker 4: Was it light still when you performed yes, uh huh?
Speaker 2: And did everybody come out of the seats or were
Speaker 2: the car still driving on the track.
Speaker 5: Okay, So here's the thing. It was like after the race,
Speaker 5: it was five thirty and they're all done. They bring
Speaker 5: all the cars to the stage and then they do
Speaker 5: like a champagne spray all over the stage, and so
Speaker 5: all the cars were there, but then the drivers like
Speaker 5: went back with their cars and people stayed. But then
Speaker 5: they do the pace car like races or like a
Speaker 5: drive to VIPs and people that pay. So so during
Speaker 5: my set they were doing they were driving around the track.
Speaker 4: That's okay. Then it the pressures on.
Speaker 5: On you, that's true. Yeah, the cars loud, They were
Speaker 5: really loud, and I had a wedge in front of me.
Speaker 5: I didn't have in ears, so like sometimes I was like,
Speaker 5: oh my gosh, I felt like I was clashing with
Speaker 5: the sound, you know. I was like in my off
Speaker 5: tune and my off key. But luckily they were I
Speaker 5: opened myself up for that one. But luckily they weren't
Speaker 5: going during George, so that I was happy about that
Speaker 5: because I would have felt bad.
Speaker 4: So you stopped? You played for how long? Seven songs?
Speaker 5: But it almost thirty minutes?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And what what seven song? Did you start with?
Speaker 4: Hay their Hometown? Or finished?
Speaker 7: I finished?
Speaker 5: Well, I finished with them, hence Carolina Tails, California that
Speaker 5: Hay their Home. Yes, it is my go to. I
Speaker 5: just love that one. It's like a crowd.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I feel what's the first song?
Speaker 5: The first set was?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: The song?
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 5: Oh, Miranda Lambert's Fastest Girl in Town? Okay, I got
Speaker 5: the bullet, you know. It was kind of like I
Speaker 5: got the gun, I got a hanker and figgett and
Speaker 5: to something. Yeah, And then I did a wild one
Speaker 5: by Faith Hill was a wild with the angels face
Speaker 5: all the chat.
Speaker 4: What about your guitar player? Read George Burgess.
Speaker 5: Read Yeah, So we practiced here one time and it
Speaker 5: just it. I was a little nervous because we it
Speaker 5: just sounded I don't know, we didn't something. But we
Speaker 5: only had like an hour. But we got up on
Speaker 5: stage because we didn't have any more time to practice
Speaker 5: after that. But we got on stage and we did awesome.
Speaker 5: I was like, wow, So I was kind of nervous
Speaker 5: about that, just not feeling you know. Song three Strawberry Wine, Yes,
Speaker 5: that was good. We did it a little faster too,
Speaker 5: because it's kind of slow, so we kind of yeah
Speaker 5: that fast. And then I did The Boys of Summer
Speaker 5: by Don Henley because I love that one.
Speaker 4: So pretty much all cover songs except for hate their Hometown.
Speaker 5: Well, then I did one that I'm gonna release soon.
Speaker 5: IM about to cut it. It's called ex Boyfriend Material.
Speaker 1: So material.
Speaker 7: She's releasing new songs.
Speaker 4: You wrote it solo.
Speaker 5: I have two co writers, yes, so, but yeah, I
Speaker 5: want to do five songs. That's my goal is to
Speaker 5: just get five songs out there.
Speaker 4: Single you're moving off Hey, their hometown, there's nothing to
Speaker 4: move off of.
Speaker 7: It never went.
Speaker 4: Anywhere on the new song do you play guitar?
Speaker 5: All, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Oh no, a guitar player, you don't plan you know,
Speaker 4: maybe she did one or two.
Speaker 5: She's a player now, But.
Speaker 4: Even guitar players there, artists don't play on their own stuff.
Speaker 4: They hire session.
Speaker 1: Players, Abby Lee Anderson.
Speaker 4: But I wanted to feel less than because she didn't.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I guess I was just curious.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, no I didn't. I did not.
Speaker 4: What's up with this new song?
Speaker 5: I'm going to go in studio and cut it soon.
Speaker 4: But it's like your idea, Yeah, the room about your
Speaker 4: ex boyfriend.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like red flags how we ignore them?
Speaker 1: You know, like your ex boyfriend material?
Speaker 5: Uh huh yeah, so a boyfriend material?
Speaker 4: Good concept? Yeah, like I really like it? Can you
Speaker 4: wait to hear it?
Speaker 7: I can wait. I promise, I'm not counting down the days.
Speaker 4: How did they get things? A little bit of it.
Speaker 5: He's a hot brig walking too, smooth talking, get you falling?
Speaker 5: We live so kissable.
Speaker 4: He's good at hot.
Speaker 5: And those red flags flying. He's hot as Simbuddy's ex
Speaker 5: boyfriend material.
Speaker 4: That's pretty.
Speaker 5: It's kind of sassy and.
Speaker 4: The abby how do you like get into a rite? Like?
Speaker 4: Are you doing rights now with people.
Speaker 5: So Chelsea was my guitar she's been my guitar player
Speaker 5: around town, and she knows a lot of songwriters and
Speaker 5: so she really wants to write. And she knew somebody else, Brett,
Speaker 5: and we wrote that song together.
Speaker 4: So how long did you write that?
Speaker 5: Probably four months ago?
Speaker 4: So I really want to record on that one.
Speaker 5: Huh yeah, because I just want to get in the
Speaker 5: studio to record it, so I have like an official
Speaker 5: but I'm doing that next.
Speaker 7: Maybe you should just send it to people instead of
Speaker 7: you recording it. What she can she made more money,
Speaker 7: or she said.
Speaker 1: It to someone else, someone else could use it one day.
Speaker 4: She may send it to someone though, and it never
Speaker 4: be cut. That's too bad, man, Well that happens with
Speaker 4: most songs.
Speaker 7: Would be the worst thing that happened to us, Bobby.
Speaker 1: It would be so cool as if one of these
Speaker 1: five our goal is five, one of these five if
Speaker 1: something like you know, someone heard it and was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to cut.
Speaker 4: That will if it blew up with Abby?
Speaker 7: I agree?
Speaker 1: She said, I'm I'm quoting you, Abby, I'm saying you
Speaker 1: something the other day when we were talking about you
Speaker 1: being a concert promoter now or this, But you're like,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to chase the artist thing anymore fully,
Speaker 1: but you do it because you love it.
Speaker 4: Have you ever chased the artist thing fully? Like you
Speaker 4: don't even doing that now? No, But didn't you make
Speaker 4: that comment the other day on Oh when I was
Speaker 4: on the phone. Yeah, so did I I was nervous,
Speaker 4: was drunk. The best case scenario is you're recording it,
Speaker 4: it goes viral, you're a star.
Speaker 5: I would really just like it to be min because
Speaker 5: it's always been a goal of mine. I mean since
Speaker 5: I was singing when I was young, like singing, So
Speaker 5: why not have five songs of mine?
Speaker 4: Have you ever sang he their hometown on TikTok?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Why would you not do that? Just say if it
Speaker 4: goes viral, I don't know.
Speaker 5: See, that's just I'm not good at like the promoting.
Speaker 4: That's not promoting. That's literally recording video.
Speaker 5: Oh I do when it came out, But I was
Speaker 5: lip sinking to the sound on TikTok.
Speaker 4: That's also okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it didn't did not go viral.
Speaker 4: You have to do it more than once.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, I know.
Speaker 4: But to be crazy if she put it out and
Speaker 4: had like ten million views. Amazing.
Speaker 1: Cool.
Speaker 4: You should go back to Wichita and do it there
Speaker 4: and like all the places.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I will.
Speaker 4: Oh Christmas, Oh that's the.
Speaker 7: Hometown.
Speaker 4: Is What about this ex boyfriend? Does he know you
Speaker 4: have a song about him?
Speaker 5: It's not really, it's like general guys, every guy talking.
Speaker 7: It's one.
Speaker 4: Months ago. You're fresh off of not the best Red Flags.
Speaker 5: Artists, Abbaye, I know, but it is collective of all
Speaker 5: of them, this is him.
Speaker 1: That's the type of song they could go viral too.
Speaker 4: How did Georgia?
Speaker 5: He was amazing. I have not seen a whole set
Speaker 5: of him live and it was awesome and the crowd
Speaker 5: loved him. And he did a lot of like covers,
Speaker 5: like nineties covers too, so that was cool.
Speaker 4: Did you up with them? He called you up and
Speaker 4: be like, here's she has Abby Leanders?
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh. So he called me up to do
Speaker 5: a picture in the middle, you know, with like the
Speaker 5: crowd in the background.
Speaker 7: We thought she was getting sing and where's my mic?
Speaker 7: Where's picture.
Speaker 5: For a picture? And then I turned around there were
Speaker 5: two ladies like right by us. They were fans that
Speaker 5: came up on stage like they ran past security because
Speaker 5: they thought they were my friends and I was like, Georgie,
Speaker 5: you know yes, yeah, And so they were in the
Speaker 5: picture and they were like, you snooze, you'll lose and
Speaker 5: I was like, Oh, we're just going to take the
Speaker 5: picture real quick.
Speaker 4: So the show ends.
Speaker 2: Everything went off, no problems, everybody's happy. Yes, the venue
Speaker 2: is happy. Did they pay you there?
Speaker 5: They did? Before I went, they were like, we have
Speaker 5: a check for you, and I was like, no, you
Speaker 5: want to give it to me?
Speaker 1: After?
Speaker 5: I just felt I feel we're taking it.
Speaker 4: I hadn't.
Speaker 5: I haven't done it yet.
Speaker 4: You know, you get off money there, you know, but
Speaker 4: I just felt weird.
Speaker 5: But they did give it to me.
Speaker 4: So you got the other twenty five thousand there, or
Speaker 4: you get your part of it the half.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they paid him separate.
Speaker 4: So they get thirty and you got ten and ten. Yes,
Speaker 4: and now are you going to use what you buy? Yeah?
Speaker 7: What are you gonna buy it?
Speaker 4: Oh that's a good point, Amy, she could use that.
Speaker 1: Yeah for your music.
Speaker 5: That's what I want to do. Yeah, is the next
Speaker 5: four songs that I record, I'm going.
Speaker 1: To use that.
Speaker 4: What about a car? Like what about the cars? Chain
Speaker 4: something and go change something maybe like a LA They
Speaker 4: go chain. Let's go like all up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I haven't thought about that. I just thought the
Speaker 5: responsible way to use it.
Speaker 4: Well, do you think they invite you to do it
Speaker 4: again next year?
Speaker 5: They kind of already did. They were just like, would
Speaker 5: you want to do it next year? I said, I'm in.
Speaker 4: But what is it mean? What does that mean? Want
Speaker 4: to do it the same thing? I guess promote it? Yeah,
Speaker 4: but he organize it. Here's the thing. This one was free,
Speaker 4: but next year, you know, we're not going to do
Speaker 4: it as like the same here because they're just getting
Speaker 4: free advertising and they're just taking advantage of the show.
Speaker 4: You know, if they think that it's going.
Speaker 1: To be you know, but like you would be the
Speaker 1: promoter to you have to get the artist, the headliner.
Speaker 7: You better start working on it.
Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 5: I just need to know the date then I'm ready
Speaker 5: to go. We can all be involved.
Speaker 4: Interesting, I still have to get irritated. Now we all
Speaker 4: are involved, like the weekend involved, equal splits.
Speaker 5: I can talk, well, we'll beven talks about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we can do you know our fee?
Speaker 5: No, I don't want to tell it to me.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, congratulations, I'm really happy for you. That's awesome.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that it all went well to there were
Speaker 4: no issues and people were there. It's great. The race
Speaker 4: was built in because they built an audience. George was
Speaker 4: good A plus. Love it. But I saw your whole
Speaker 4: family there on your Instagram post like for all of
Speaker 4: them to go.
Speaker 5: No, no, I did not.
Speaker 4: They showed up to support. They did so long trip.
Speaker 5: I really that I am going to pay them back
Speaker 5: for some of it, because that's so nice of them.
Speaker 4: Your money paid on a rookie contract and spent it
Speaker 4: all immediately.
Speaker 1: I've been watching that Netflix thirty for thirty broke. Well,
Speaker 1: I guess ESPN put it on Netflix now and there's
Speaker 1: a one called Broke.
Speaker 4: It's crazy and that's wild how.
Speaker 1: Much money they had and it's gone.
Speaker 5: Yeah, should watch that.
Speaker 4: I'm very proud of you. Thank you, super cool.
Speaker 2: Thank you organized it well, you made it happen, you performed,
Speaker 2: you did it all. Anything you want to say, lunchbox,
Speaker 2: this is your time to say it.
Speaker 7: Would it never happened without me?
Speaker 1: Cool?
Speaker 4: Leave it at that. Without you, it was a DM
Speaker 4: I got though. Nobody's saying he made fun of you.
Speaker 4: You would not have been singing more right.
Speaker 7: Let it go, you wouldn't have taken lessons, You wouldn't
Speaker 7: learn how to play guitar. I mean everything you have
Speaker 7: done is because of me. You were doing nothing with
Speaker 7: your music.
Speaker 4: Until me, until he came along and trash to you
Speaker 4: and made fun of you.
Speaker 3: Abby, Is there any way that, like, if you ever
Speaker 3: do become a star and your story is like it
Speaker 3: all started with lunchbox, would you.
Speaker 4: Ever have that narrative?
Speaker 5: I could say he did push me.
Speaker 2: I guess no, that's not what you say, because you
Speaker 2: wanted to sing before him, and you would never do
Speaker 2: and you would say they were There were people that
Speaker 2: told me I couldn't do it, and that's when you.
Speaker 7: I didn't say shouldn't.
Speaker 2: I said shouldn't right there, people told me I should
Speaker 2: shut up and not singing. It's this guy, and I
Speaker 2: wanted to prove him wrong, and he was part of
Speaker 2: the reason. But my real drive came from my lifelong
Speaker 2: desire to be a singer and an artist.
Speaker 7: Guys, that's never gonna happen, so we don't have to
Speaker 7: worry about it.
Speaker 4: Well, he asked a question.
Speaker 7: Though I know I was living fairyland.
Speaker 5: It's like Hardy, the guy that wrote quit on the napkin,
Speaker 5: that's you.
Speaker 4: What the hardy story?
Speaker 2: You see someone I comment on your Instagram got after
Speaker 2: somebody I did, got in their butt a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what did they say? What you think about that?
Speaker 5: I just want everybody to get along. I don't like
Speaker 5: drama so strong.
Speaker 4: But yeah, hold on, what did they say? They deserve
Speaker 4: to get punched in the face. I'll punch them in
Speaker 4: the face.
Speaker 5: I stayed out of it.
Speaker 4: I don't know what happened, doesn't matter. It's Abby tell us, Hey,
Speaker 4: don't worry about Abby. It's just our thing. But like
Speaker 4: a lot of people will talk crap to me on
Speaker 4: my Instagram, you won't ever stick up for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you know, like you ever go to lunchboxes
Speaker 3: and he gets beat up, nobody stands.
Speaker 4: Up for him. He it wasn't don't worry about it.
Speaker 7: I'm going to Abbey ley Anderson now you can do that.
Speaker 4: Good job Abby, Good job Bobby Bone show today.
Speaker 7: This story comes us from Manchester, New Hampshire. An eighteen
Speaker 7: year old man was at the local park with his
Speaker 7: buddies and his buddies said, hey, I dare you to
Speaker 7: not go over that porter potty. He's like, okay, I'll
Speaker 7: knock it over. Boom knocks it over. Only problem there
Speaker 7: was a woman in her daughter's side.
Speaker 2: As they didn't look in it first, it's there.
Speaker 7: So a woman and her four year old daughter are
Speaker 7: using that.
Speaker 4: That's not fun.
Speaker 1: Your life might be forever changed.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Once I got I got sprayed by a skunk a
Speaker 2: long time kid, and my grandma was like, you need
Speaker 2: to get into bath a tomato juice. And so we
Speaker 2: didn't have a lot of tomato juice, but we had some,
Speaker 2: and so she poured the water and she poured tomato
Speaker 2: juice in and it's like mix it up and I
Speaker 2: get in And that was gross, but it kind of helped.
Speaker 2: And I think that was probably like an old wives tale.
Speaker 2: Now that that being said, I think you need to
Speaker 2: go like fall in the whole planet of tomatoes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if a porta potty turns over on you, you should
Speaker 2: just live in a tomato for like a month to
Speaker 2: get that smell.
Speaker 7: But here's the bath part. The way he pushed it.
Speaker 7: The door was down on the ground, didn't get out,
Speaker 7: so they couldn't get out there on the screen bro
Speaker 7: help help. No injuries, but covered in VCS.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I hear you. Here's the thing name I
Speaker 4: don't They might be going to help for that one. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that one, Like there are really bad things you can do,
Speaker 4: but that one's that you might get like one of
Speaker 4: those specials fast passes for that one. How quick do
Speaker 4: you think they ran out of there? We gotta get
Speaker 4: out of here. I don't like thinking about it anymore.
Speaker 2: Un much that your baehead story of the day, lunchbox
Speaker 2: try to save a life and he wants to know
Speaker 2: if we would have done the same.
Speaker 4: So what situation?
Speaker 7: I was at Target and I was had a bathroom
Speaker 7: situation where I had to go sit on the.
Speaker 4: Pot that's called bathroom.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And so I'm sitting in there and the stall
Speaker 7: next to me, the dude starts coughing, and I thought,
Speaker 7: maybe he's choking to death.
Speaker 4: Pants down himlick, let's go.
Speaker 7: And so I pulled out the phone and I started
Speaker 7: banging on the stall neck to see if he was okay. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I wanted to check on him.
Speaker 4: And so you recorded this.
Speaker 7: I recorded it. Okay, here we go, stall too.
Speaker 4: You okay?
Speaker 8: I heard you coughing. I guess you're okay. I just
Speaker 8: heard you coughing. So I thought it asked sorry to
Speaker 8: make it awkward.
Speaker 7: He never responded he was dead?
Speaker 6: Is he dead?
Speaker 4: That was my question? Is he dead?
Speaker 7: Or was that him flushing? That was him flushing and
Speaker 7: jetting And no, no answer. And so I was just like, man,
Speaker 7: I was scared because it was like fifteen seconds of
Speaker 7: coffin slash choking. I was like, man, do might be dying?
Speaker 1: Why didn't you get your phone out to capture the coughing?
Speaker 4: If is that long? Probably allergy season two? Or did
Speaker 4: it sound like he was choking on something?
Speaker 7: This would have been choking. I mean people eat in
Speaker 7: the bathroom where he could have had like a peppermint
Speaker 7: or a butterscotch, where there's original.
Speaker 4: Okay, And what would you have done if he's like
Speaker 4: help and he's sitting on the toilet, Man, I had
Speaker 4: to go in, but pants down here, hands down, highlight.
Speaker 7: I would Hey, if that's what's got to be done.
Speaker 4: I mean, you have said before if there's a dude
Speaker 4: that needs CPR, it's gonna be tough for you.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean i'd pull up my pants before I
Speaker 7: went in.
Speaker 4: But you gotta be done. You don't have time to
Speaker 4: pull up your pants.
Speaker 7: No, I gotta pull up my pants.
Speaker 4: Sure, I'm not going you ever had a ruby pants down?
Speaker 4: It's just like kind of a waddle.
Speaker 2: This guy probably wasn't even coughing that much, and he
Speaker 2: gets harassed by Lunchbox sitting on the toilet next to him.
Speaker 4: So how did lunchbox save a life? I don't understand.
Speaker 4: I try, have you beat on the wall and to
Speaker 4: see if he was okay? And what do we have
Speaker 4: done the same?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: No, not in this situation.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 4: If it was such a long, bad cough, why did
Speaker 4: you not record the cough?
Speaker 7: Okay? Maybe it was about five seconds?
Speaker 4: Okay, I was like, no, it was a couple in
Speaker 4: it was like coughing because lunch lunch smells so bad.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like we just uncovered when of lunchbugs is
Speaker 1: a little interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he goes into bathroom beats on the wall.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm a hero, You're not a hero.
Speaker 4: That's what's up with today's show? Morgan? What is on
Speaker 4: the Bobby Bone Show podcast today?
Speaker 7: Well, two people on the show have the same mysterious rash.
Speaker 2: You know, I forgot about it like that two people
Speaker 2: on this show have the same and it looks like
Speaker 2: a rash that is transmittable.
Speaker 4: Actually, they had the same mysterious rash. Go listen to that.
Speaker 4: On the podcast what Else.
Speaker 5: We debated having a bank robber for your partner or
Speaker 5: someone who has a fetish of.
Speaker 4: Being a baby. I forgot about that too, Man, what
Speaker 4: a show? Today's ben one other thing and we shared
Speaker 4: some TV and movie show recommendations. That's it. Check out
Speaker 4: the Bobby Bone Show podcast.
Speaker 2: They'll also be a new episode of twenty five Whistles
Speaker 2: on today where there's a listener. I'm giving a bunch
Speaker 2: of money too, to go make me a bunch of money.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you know this person?
Speaker 4: Nope? What do you mean by bunch? Random?
Speaker 6: DM?
Speaker 4: But why do you trust him? He's coming in the studio.
Speaker 4: He's in the studio, so I'm trusting him to do that.
Speaker 4: That'd be on twenty five Whistles today. And do you
Speaker 4: know about it yet?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I don't. Yeah, no, making me have to go listen
Speaker 4: to that?
Speaker 1: That what that sports show? Yeah? Great podcasts like that
Speaker 1: crawd oh, it's because it's sports.
Speaker 2: But did you listen to the last time what we
Speaker 2: said go listen? So then you said you keep and
Speaker 2: you haven't done it once.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because no, I have it on the mic.
Speaker 4: Talk about the celebrity that I met. That my cue,
Speaker 4: I DM, you didn't know.
Speaker 2: It's not your cue. If I look at your phone
Speaker 2: right now, it's exactly exactly that's right. We catch it
Speaker 2: all right, check it out.
Speaker 4: So Bobby Bone Show Podcast twenty five whistles both of
Speaker 4: those and that's it. We got to go see tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Bye but Bobby phones Bobby Bone Show