Speaker 1: It's the Best Bits of the Week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 2: Hey, y'all, it's time for the best bits. This is
Speaker 2: just the bits.
Speaker 3: Remember go check out part one and part three this weekend.
Speaker 3: It's with Amy and we did have a little.
Speaker 2: Therapy session on part one.
Speaker 3: Talking about dating and her divorce and just so many
Speaker 3: different things got brought up, so you'll definitely want to
Speaker 3: check out that. And then part three is the listener
Speaker 3: Q and A. So we answered a lot of your questions,
Speaker 3: including how she handles phone time with her kids, the
Speaker 3: explanation behind their names, and what happened to that infamous
Speaker 3: microwave that y'all heard about on air for so long
Speaker 3: what happened with it in the divorce. So now it's
Speaker 3: time to dive into the best segments from the show
Speaker 3: this week.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Eddie went to pick up.
Speaker 3: Some wings for takeout, and let's just say it didn't
Speaker 3: go as planned. It actually went more gross than he
Speaker 3: had ever intended.
Speaker 2: So here's what happened and what he did about it.
Speaker 5: Number seven, guys, So what happened? I got to ask you,
Speaker 5: guys a question, what would you do in this situation?
Speaker 5: On Sunday, I was watching football, and I'm like, you
Speaker 5: know what, I gotta have wings, so go on. I
Speaker 5: got online. I ordered my wings from a place to
Speaker 5: go pick them up. I go inside the restaurant and
Speaker 5: I'm waiting for my wings because there's a line. There's
Speaker 5: like two people there, and I see it's one of
Speaker 5: those where you can kind of see the kitchen behind
Speaker 5: the counter. And I'm looking back there and I see
Speaker 5: the guy putting wings in the fryer and he's waiting
Speaker 5: for the wings to come out, and he scratches his armpit.
Speaker 5: No okay, And then the wings are ready. He gets
Speaker 5: them out of the basket, starts putting season it.
Speaker 6: In the wings, tosses them with the same hands.
Speaker 5: Same hands, didn't wash his hands at all, bare hands.
Speaker 7: No can you see this? What would you do?
Speaker 6: Not eat their jolady? Pay for it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: Like online?
Speaker 7: No, I ordered it online. I I'll pay there.
Speaker 8: Listen, that's probably happening. I just don't want to see it.
Speaker 8: In the minute I see it, I can't see it.
Speaker 8: So then I just need to go somewhere else where.
Speaker 8: It might be happening too, but I haven't seen it.
Speaker 7: You would leave bones?
Speaker 6: Yeah, if I haven't paid yet, I'm probably gonna leave.
Speaker 7: Would you tell anyone?
Speaker 6: No, who do you tell?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 6: Do you want to play? Guess what Eddie did?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Come on, okay, give us some options here. Guess what
Speaker 6: Eddie did.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, Okay.
Speaker 5: Did I call the manager and say, hey, I saw this,
Speaker 5: gotta do something about it?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 5: B Did I pay for it and say just take
Speaker 5: it home and eat it anyway?
Speaker 6: Just give it to the kids and never tell him why
Speaker 6: they're not that's right?
Speaker 7: Or see? Do I just leave not say a word?
Speaker 6: I think I would probably leave unless I'd already paid
Speaker 6: for it, and then even then I'm gonna get it
Speaker 6: and paid for it. Probably give it to like a
Speaker 6: homeless guy or something. He doesn't deserve that barn pit.
Speaker 6: But it's better than going to waste, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he doesn't know either.
Speaker 6: I'm probably just gonna leave. I'm gonna say that Eddie.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say Eddie just paid for it and took
Speaker 6: him home. I think he loves wings and wanted to
Speaker 6: get watch the game.
Speaker 8: You same thing. I think his family didn't see it,
Speaker 8: so no harm there. He took him home.
Speaker 9: He hate the wings Man like the little arm put
Speaker 9: grease they's gonna kill him, armput grease, so but I
Speaker 9: know he's not going to call him. I mean, I
Speaker 9: could see Eddie being the call the manager guy. He's
Speaker 9: a helicopter parent, so he could helicopter restaurant customer.
Speaker 10: But he just hate the wings.
Speaker 6: Eddie, What you do?
Speaker 5: Got my credit card out? I paid for him and
Speaker 5: I took him home, and I hate him, dude, I
Speaker 5: needed my wings. It was one of those things though,
Speaker 5: as every time I took a vit, I gagged a
Speaker 5: little bit just thinking about it, like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: this is so disgusting.
Speaker 6: What celebrity did he look like?
Speaker 7: I wouldn't have to play that game? Why we don't
Speaker 7: have to play that game?
Speaker 10: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: Don't worry about it?
Speaker 10: That's the game?
Speaker 6: Okay, what did you learn from this experience?
Speaker 7: Don't look back there?
Speaker 6: That's what it is.
Speaker 5: Yes, don't look you know what, just go in, put
Speaker 5: your head down wings and gets it.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what we learned because it anyway, it was disgusting.
Speaker 7: Man, all right, thank you.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 3: You know, I, for whatever reason, seem to have a
Speaker 3: lot of scenarios with ubers. I maybe it's just because
Speaker 3: I takes so many that I just end up with
Speaker 3: the other weird situation, sometimes scary. This one in particular
Speaker 3: was super scary, and I do own the fact that
Speaker 3: it was mostly my fault, but still scary, still crazy
Speaker 3: that it happened. You're about to hear it right now.
Speaker 1: Number six.
Speaker 6: Wellkin, it seems like you're always in uncomfortable situations with
Speaker 6: your Uber drivers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know why that is.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's because I'm just like a young girl and
Speaker 3: I'm typically by myself.
Speaker 9: Maybe maybe, and you're not a young girl, you're thirty
Speaker 9: years old.
Speaker 3: I love young though I don't look like I'm fifty,
Speaker 3: is my point.
Speaker 7: A woman's wrong with that.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, like everybody, I just like I'm little.
Speaker 2: I'm my foot tall.
Speaker 6: Right, Okay, Morgan, So what happened to you? Well, dear goodness.
Speaker 3: So I was in my Uber I went to with
Speaker 3: one of my friends out and we got an Uber
Speaker 3: together and I had ordered it and this car pulled
Speaker 3: up and it was the exact car on my Uber app.
Speaker 3: And so I opened the door and I'm like, hey,
Speaker 3: you're looking for Morgan, And he's like yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, cool.
Speaker 2: So we get in.
Speaker 4: Don't think much of it.
Speaker 6: This already feels creepy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, He's like yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: He's just like, yeah, Morgan, you see huh.
Speaker 3: Well I always ask because I get nervous. And so
Speaker 3: we get in the car, and I always watch on
Speaker 3: the Uber app because I've had a lot of uncomfortable rides,
Speaker 3: so I watched to make sure we're going in the
Speaker 3: right directions.
Speaker 2: Well, we make a few of the correct.
Speaker 3: Turns, and then all of a sudden, he starts going
Speaker 3: the complete opposite direction, and I was like, I'm watching
Speaker 3: it on the Uber app and I'm kind of sitting
Speaker 3: there for a few minutes, like, where are we going?
Speaker 3: Maybe he's taking a different turn.
Speaker 6: Does he look like the picture?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it looked like it's also dark out.
Speaker 2: I mean it was like one am its.
Speaker 6: License plate, but your phone doesn't have a light.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't like shine now on him, like I'm out, okay, okay. Yeah,
Speaker 2: as far as like it looked like the picture, it
Speaker 2: was the right car.
Speaker 4: Everything was accurate.
Speaker 6: License plate.
Speaker 3: I didn't check the license weight because we were on Broadway,
Speaker 3: so like, you're moving fast.
Speaker 2: Okay, and so I'm like watching it and he keeps going.
Speaker 3: Wrong direction, and so finally I'm like, are you sure
Speaker 3: you're like taking us.
Speaker 4: To the right place?
Speaker 3: And he kind of like mumbles back something. He's not
Speaker 3: really making any words.
Speaker 6: Young girl won't shut up young girls.
Speaker 2: And I'm like okay, and I kind of look at
Speaker 2: my phone.
Speaker 3: We're both getting little uncomfortable, and we're still going in
Speaker 3: the wrong direction.
Speaker 2: And finally I'm like, sir, are you sure you were
Speaker 2: supposed to be picking us up? He's like no, I'm
Speaker 2: not even an uber driver. And he was like, okay,
Speaker 2: can you just stop.
Speaker 6: Just stop the car, Just stop the car.
Speaker 2: We'll get out right here.
Speaker 8: Why did he let you get in?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: Man, you could have been yeah, yeah, it could have
Speaker 8: been over yeah, Like.
Speaker 9: That's when you get out of the car and take
Speaker 9: a picture of life's weight and call nine one.
Speaker 6: Okay one. First of all, yes, that's bad, but you
Speaker 6: got into his car.
Speaker 2: I asked. I was like, are you looking for a mortgage?
Speaker 6: And he's like, are you maybe?
Speaker 7: Are you looking for like a good time?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Does Morgan mean something else?
Speaker 11: Like mostly.
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 6: No, no, he lets you He lets you out.
Speaker 2: He does let us out. I you know, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he thought we were just so
Speaker 3: drunk we weren't paying attention and that was the you know,
Speaker 3: the scenario. But I was very sober and so I
Speaker 3: knew what was happening, and so he did pull over.
Speaker 2: He let us out, and we.
Speaker 3: Were like in a warehouse district, like it was dark out,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, we are not in a good place.
Speaker 2: So I'm like quickly ordering an Uber.
Speaker 3: We had to wait twenty more minutes for a different
Speaker 3: and actual Uber to show up.
Speaker 2: It was a really bad situation.
Speaker 8: What do we learn from this?
Speaker 6: We learned that I still I think that's partially Morgan's fault. Yeah,
Speaker 6: check a check the last three numbers of license plates.
Speaker 8: What I do, And I think it is good to
Speaker 8: see if they are there for you. But maybe we
Speaker 8: open the door and say, hey, who are you here for,
Speaker 8: because then they'll have to say your name back to you.
Speaker 8: If you give them your name, then they're like, they oh, that's.
Speaker 6: A good point.
Speaker 8: So you say, oh, hey, who are you here for?
Speaker 8: And they say, I.
Speaker 6: Can't believe he said, I'm not even an Uber driver.
Speaker 7: That's crazy.
Speaker 8: Like, did you say what was your plan?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I was just in shock.
Speaker 3: I was just like, pull over, just pull over, just
Speaker 3: get us out of the car.
Speaker 10: How fast were you going at that point?
Speaker 2: I mean he's probably going forty. We weren't on a highway.
Speaker 2: We were on like a back road essentially.
Speaker 10: I was just sad. I don't even know. If I
Speaker 10: would say pull over, I'd have been diving out.
Speaker 5: But he didn't have fortys out or anything, because like
Speaker 5: all you have mints in the middle.
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, that's what they all have.
Speaker 3: The extra charge of his phone up like a map
Speaker 3: was up.
Speaker 10: It was weird. It was really weird.
Speaker 9: And you didn't take a picture of the licensed bite
Speaker 9: and called nine will one?
Speaker 3: Like, honestly, all of this shocked me. Like, yes, I'm
Speaker 3: paying attention. I'm very aware of my surroundings.
Speaker 6: But like she did get in his car, yes, did
Speaker 6: he happen to be.
Speaker 8: Like a lift driver? And like you said, uber, so
Speaker 8: he's like, no.
Speaker 9: No, grubub idiot. Did you open the doors? Say are
Speaker 9: you here for young girls?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: And apparently I'm not a young girl. I said, are
Speaker 2: you here for Morgan?
Speaker 6: That is yeah, weird, that is so weird.
Speaker 7: I'm worried, Morgan. You used toy home.
Speaker 6: That's over. No more going out for you, Hey, young girl,
Speaker 6: no more going out for you? Year grounded.
Speaker 3: Yeah, apparently I'm old, so I need to stay home anywhere.
Speaker 6: Yes, okay, look at the license plate, everybody. Yeah, last
Speaker 6: three letters license plate match it up.
Speaker 8: Also, who are you here for?
Speaker 6: And if they say Morgan, then that's probably not you.
Speaker 6: Morgan's a code word for young girls.
Speaker 10: Oh, I mean here you want to hear? Good?
Speaker 9: I mean I shouldn't read the story's time too.
Speaker 3: They make you say codes and stuff now and that
Speaker 3: one for whatever, like obviously he didn't there was no code.
Speaker 7: Is it a bad story? It's really bad, dude?
Speaker 1: What kind of car?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 7: Do they kill somebody?
Speaker 10: Woman mistook a car for an uber guy?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 7: I'm good.
Speaker 6: Are bad because I could have been Morgan, especially if
Speaker 6: she didn't have her friend with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really glad I was not by myself.
Speaker 6: This is a good PSA good all right, thank you guys.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 10: Number two.
Speaker 2: Abby shared some really big relationship news this week.
Speaker 3: Y'all have been wanting to hear about the guy that
Speaker 3: she sing about in her original song Hey their Hometown, Well,
Speaker 3: she's finally talking about him and sharing their story and
Speaker 3: some news about that whole scenario.
Speaker 6: Number five. Abby is our phone screener during the show,
Speaker 6: but she produces so many things when she's not in
Speaker 6: the hours of the show, A big part of our
Speaker 6: group here, and she's kind of been hanging around insinuating
Speaker 6: that she's dating somebody new, although she won't really say it.
Speaker 6: So what do you want to say, because I'm hearing
Speaker 6: now that you'll talk about it a little bit.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Well, I've kind of wanted to just keep it
Speaker 12: like on the download besse. I wanted it to be
Speaker 12: based like untrust right, Like I'm not just going to
Speaker 12: go tell you guys everything on air and talk about it,
Speaker 12: but I'll like start from the beginning and then like
Speaker 12: where we are. So when I was home for Christmas
Speaker 12: in Wichita, that's how.
Speaker 6: We matched on a dating apps bumble got.
Speaker 12: It, yes, And so we never actually got to meet
Speaker 12: when I was back home because I came back, but
Speaker 12: we facetimed every day. I gave him my number. I
Speaker 12: was like, look, if you want to keep in touch,
Speaker 12: like you every day? Yeah, like every day.
Speaker 8: How quickly did it move from bumble to FaceTime?
Speaker 12: Like when I came back to Nashville, because I was like,
Speaker 12: I'm probably going to delete the app. I don't I'm
Speaker 12: not going to stay on here or whatever, So here's
Speaker 12: my number. And then like one of the first moments
Speaker 12: I got back here that we just FaceTime to be like,
Speaker 12: let's just see and we hit it off. And we
Speaker 12: talked every day how long? Every day like an hour wow,
Speaker 12: Like we'd be cooking or whatever, Like he'd cook dinner
Speaker 12: and we'd be talking, like it was really fun.
Speaker 1: It was so fun.
Speaker 12: Okay, And so the first time we met is when
Speaker 12: he picked me up from the airport in Kansas City
Speaker 12: because I was like, you want to be my date
Speaker 12: to my friend's wedding, And so he met my parents,
Speaker 12: he met all my friends from Kansas.
Speaker 6: Well, I think it's different if it's if it's she
Speaker 6: didn't arrange for that meeting with her parents, that's different. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they went to the wedding somewhere. I agree with that.
Speaker 12: I probably wouldn't have had them, but they were going
Speaker 12: to the wedding anyway else.
Speaker 6: And if you've been talking with them that long and
Speaker 6: he lives up there. Anyway, it's a great date to
Speaker 6: have so far, I'm with you. Yeah, how'd that go?
Speaker 10: It went really well.
Speaker 6: The first time he saw his feet yeah yeah, what
Speaker 6: or how tall he was? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah.
Speaker 12: That was another thing too, because he picked me up
Speaker 12: and I was like, oh my gosh, what if he doesn't.
Speaker 8: But I knew what he looked like.
Speaker 1: So we faced time.
Speaker 8: So everything was fine.
Speaker 12: But we had the best time at the wedding, Like
Speaker 12: I was like, oh my gosh, this is what it's about.
Speaker 12: Like all my people are together, like I have a
Speaker 12: great guy. We were dancing, it was so fun.
Speaker 6: You danced all night. Yeah, you smooch on the dance floor.
Speaker 8: No, my parents were there. No.
Speaker 12: And then like a month later he came to visit me.
Speaker 12: Had a great time.
Speaker 6: No, that's why I don't want you to interrupted, he
Speaker 6: raised in his hand. I want to I want to
Speaker 6: hear our story. You're gonna sidetrack.
Speaker 10: You know, it's a big, big, big question about the wedding.
Speaker 6: Do you get one question? Do you want it now
Speaker 6: or do you want it later?
Speaker 7: This is the wedding.
Speaker 8: Take me a question.
Speaker 7: You want the question now?
Speaker 6: Do you want to say it, No, I have more.
Speaker 10: I may have questions later.
Speaker 6: We're gonna run out of time. You want it an
Speaker 6: hour later?
Speaker 10: Oh, you guys are wasting time.
Speaker 6: Okay, go ahead, this is a story.
Speaker 12: So yeah, he I don't know where was I. Oh
Speaker 12: he came to visit me. Everything was great, flew down here, yes,
Speaker 12: uh huh. I went to a really nice rest, stay
Speaker 12: with you.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 6: And then how many how many days?
Speaker 12: Four days?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: Wow? Good? Okay?
Speaker 12: And then he invited me to his one of his
Speaker 12: family member's wedding and I met his entire family.
Speaker 6: Like everybody back in Kansas, Missouri, Kansas.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it was very overwhelming. It was his whole family,
Speaker 12: like his nieces and nephews, his siblings, his parents.
Speaker 6: That was overwhelming to you. Yeah, what was yours? Overwhelming
Speaker 6: to him?
Speaker 13: Probably?
Speaker 12: I mean he didn't say it. He played it off
Speaker 12: very well, like he was very comfortable. That was That's
Speaker 12: why he was so easy for him to talk to
Speaker 12: everybody like it wasn't weird, it was cool.
Speaker 6: Did you not play it off? Well?
Speaker 12: I think I did, yeah, But inside I was just like, oh,
Speaker 12: this is a lot. And everybody was saying there they
Speaker 12: were like, oh my gosh, this is a lot for
Speaker 12: you to come to somebody's family's wedding.
Speaker 6: Good everybody anyway.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so everything was great, It was awesome, and then
Speaker 12: everything started. We didn't see each other that much.
Speaker 6: It's tough.
Speaker 12: And then, yes, distance is very hard.
Speaker 6: And the facetimes aren't an hour anymore. Yeah, then they're
Speaker 6: twelve minutes, and sometimes you forget you don't even do
Speaker 6: them at all. Then you fight because you're not doing them,
Speaker 6: and then you.
Speaker 12: Start being like where is this going? Or like is
Speaker 12: somebody planning on moving?
Speaker 6: And did you guys have that talk?
Speaker 8: How soon he's moving?
Speaker 10: That's held on?
Speaker 6: How long did you uh, how long did you guys
Speaker 6: date before he came down here?
Speaker 12: Well, since we were talking five months okay, they're like talking.
Speaker 12: When he came here is when he was like, I'm
Speaker 12: all in, like let's do this.
Speaker 6: I want to be he came here.
Speaker 8: Let me see each other once before that at the wedding.
Speaker 7: But a lot yeah, okay.
Speaker 12: Yes, that's a lot.
Speaker 6: So then you guys have to have the discussion what
Speaker 6: are we gonna do? Is there a plan?
Speaker 1: Basically?
Speaker 6: Who brings it up?
Speaker 12: I think he did, Yeah he did, And it was
Speaker 12: over the phone and I already told him at the
Speaker 12: very beginning. I was like, I know, I don't want
Speaker 12: to move for a couple of years at least, like
Speaker 12: I have worked so hard to be where I am now,
Speaker 12: I'm not going to move back home. And he kind
Speaker 12: of like straight away from him moving and just realized
Speaker 12: that neither of us want to move anytime soon.
Speaker 6: So but you don't have to move right now.
Speaker 12: I know, I know, but it's just like it's too
Speaker 12: hard to it's a huge commitment, like financially a everything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh that's true.
Speaker 10: You broke up.
Speaker 12: That's where we're at right now.
Speaker 6: Yes, oh, this feels like a very mature, common practical
Speaker 6: way to have, except for the facetiming, but that's still
Speaker 6: that even that's kind of at lest you were like
Speaker 6: talking with them on FaceTime. You couldn't do that back
Speaker 6: in the day, right, you just had a long you
Speaker 6: wrote letters or something or no candlelight crap, I don't know,
Speaker 6: phone calls A Lincoln's like, I'm going to send you
Speaker 6: this letter. Good for you. Who broke it off with you?
Speaker 1: It was pretty mutual.
Speaker 12: But I was the one that was like, I want
Speaker 12: to talk about it, and I can't do this anymore.
Speaker 6: So were you not into him anymore?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 12: I was, but I need to see you in person,
Speaker 12: like I can't keep doing the face times.
Speaker 6: Are you open to exploring the possibility of a longer
Speaker 6: distance relationship again if you can find a means to
Speaker 6: find an ending.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I am, but not at this moment.
Speaker 6: It's a lot. Did you tell him you loved him?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 6: Did he tell you he loved you?
Speaker 7: Mature?
Speaker 12: I mean, because we weren't in person that much.
Speaker 6: So I feel like, how many times you see him
Speaker 6: a person? Not days like when he's here, but how
Speaker 6: many different instances did you see him a person?
Speaker 8: Five separate times?
Speaker 6: Great, and some of them were from multiple days at
Speaker 6: a time, over a period of six months.
Speaker 8: No decembt till a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 6: So it's been that long. So yeah, I think this
Speaker 6: is a very mature version in season for you, and
Speaker 6: I'm very proud.
Speaker 8: Of you, thank you, and that you went ten months
Speaker 8: without you know, giving in to saying something on the
Speaker 8: show's exactly that was very hard.
Speaker 6: I tell it, I was hiding something, so no, we
Speaker 6: knew that something you wrote about him in your song right,
Speaker 6: the song Oh My God about that what about that?
Speaker 8: I knew that you were.
Speaker 12: Going to say that, but no, I'm going to keep it.
Speaker 12: That's how it was in my life when I wrote it.
Speaker 6: Like, I agree, great Taylor, great perspective, lunchbox.
Speaker 10: You get one question, I mean, we no a question.
Speaker 10: You just go way too fast.
Speaker 6: She didn't go fast at all, and her family met
Speaker 6: him the day she met him.
Speaker 10: It was like, that's unbelievable. That is so crazy.
Speaker 6: It's it's a tough circumstance. But it was at a wedding.
Speaker 6: I don't feel like it was you luring him into Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm okay with it. I'm okay with it. Are you sad?
Speaker 8: I'm pretty bummed?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I mean, And it's like going from talking to someone
Speaker 12: every day and now we don't.
Speaker 10: Talk at all.
Speaker 8: Is that how you'll decided you just need to cut
Speaker 8: it off completely?
Speaker 12: I did kind of. I was just like, I can't
Speaker 12: just keep doing all this talking when it's not going
Speaker 12: to go anywhere, Like I need to put my effort
Speaker 12: somewhere else.
Speaker 4: Then are my focus?
Speaker 7: What are youat?
Speaker 6: Neck? And on camera, they did they have to the.
Speaker 9: Business if they were together ten months and they only
Speaker 9: saw each other five times I'm getting a little bored
Speaker 9: and talking on the phone for you know what I'm
Speaker 9: saying unless.
Speaker 6: I'm seeing did they have a job that could allow
Speaker 6: him to afford to come down here every month? And
Speaker 6: you guys switch it up?
Speaker 1: I think he could.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Okay, well we have to go because run out
Speaker 6: of time. But thank you for sharing that with us
Speaker 6: and being vulnerable. We're very proud of you. This is
Speaker 6: a very mature. It's very mature to keep it private
Speaker 6: for the sanctity of it. It was also it was
Speaker 6: you who's like, hey, I don't think it's gonna work.
Speaker 6: And he did that in a way, and I know
Speaker 6: that was difficult because it didn't feel good.
Speaker 10: I know, but hey, you're good.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, Race telling me I have to go,
Speaker 6: But Babby, thank you.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week. With Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two, we did a Bobby Bone Shows show Intel
Speaker 3: where everybody brought a celebrity and shared some fun facts
Speaker 3: about him.
Speaker 2: So, no, we did not bring the celebrities in the studio.
Speaker 2: If I could have brought Morgan Freeman in studio, you
Speaker 2: all know that I would have.
Speaker 3: I will do anything for y'all, well just about everything,
Speaker 3: but we didn't. But we all brought in some fun
Speaker 3: facts about all these different people that maybe you've never
Speaker 3: heard of before.
Speaker 1: Number four.
Speaker 6: All right, Bobby Bones show and tell. Everybody bring in
Speaker 6: a famous person and then share fascinating facts about them.
Speaker 6: We're gonna go to Mike D first because this is
Speaker 6: Mike D's idea. Mike, do you what celebrities bring?
Speaker 7: I have mister beasts.
Speaker 6: I love mister Beess what this was about mister Beast
Speaker 6: from YouTube?
Speaker 15: Yeah, he just said, two hundred million subscribers on YouTube
Speaker 15: the first they were to do it.
Speaker 6: Wow, can you picture mister Beast in your head?
Speaker 7: No, what he looks like?
Speaker 6: He doesn't look like a mister Beast. He's like a
Speaker 6: youngish guy with like a mustache and a little kind
Speaker 6: of go tee type thing. Right, Yeah, he doesn't look
Speaker 6: like a beast.
Speaker 7: That's what you think. It look like.
Speaker 6: He looks like mister generic. But he's also like it
Speaker 6: seems nice. Like I said, I think I like him. Yeah,
Speaker 6: he's a cool dude. So tell me three things about
Speaker 6: mister Beast.
Speaker 15: So the first ever check he got with a brand
Speaker 15: deal is ten thousand dollars. He's spent it all on
Speaker 15: one video. She went up to a guy who's homeless.
Speaker 15: He said, here, here's ten thousand bucks, and that's how
Speaker 15: he went viral.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 6: Really, and that's what he does a lot.
Speaker 15: Now he just gives people money, but now he gets
Speaker 15: them to do like crazy things for money, like stay
Speaker 15: in her room for like a month?
Speaker 6: Is it squid games?
Speaker 10: Ish?
Speaker 6: Does he ever make people do some they don't want
Speaker 6: to do but they want to do it because the money,
Speaker 6: but they really don't want to do it.
Speaker 15: I mean he did a whole squid game recreation and.
Speaker 6: Do people go he's taking advantage of them?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 15: He gets a little flak for that of like, hey,
Speaker 15: you're taking advantage of people who are really hard up
Speaker 15: for money, but I'll do it.
Speaker 6: But does he find people who are in need or
Speaker 6: does he just find people who want to do it?
Speaker 10: Just the subscribers he doesn't got it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Okay, then that's fine. That's anybody want to be
Speaker 6: on anything, right, So.
Speaker 10: That's how he did it. Though. He took ten thousand
Speaker 10: dollars and that's how he got famous basically.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean are a lot of things he already
Speaker 15: started building the channel and everything.
Speaker 6: But yes, and he made the commitment to just give
Speaker 6: that money away too, thinking that would pay off with
Speaker 6: views or clicks. Wow, okay, so that's number one.
Speaker 15: What else He uses psychology to get people to watch
Speaker 15: his videos.
Speaker 6: So I watched his whole podcast.
Speaker 1: He did what he does.
Speaker 15: He puts numbers in the titles of his YouTube videos.
Speaker 15: So if you see like one million written now, apparently
Speaker 15: it makes you want to click and watch the video.
Speaker 8: Oh, because you think a million views have happened or something,
Speaker 8: or million dollars.
Speaker 15: There's just something in your mind that sees a big
Speaker 15: number like that and wants to click it. But he
Speaker 15: does a lot of videos where he like compares the
Speaker 15: prices of things, So like a one dollar flight versus
Speaker 15: a million dollar flight.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'd click on that fly.
Speaker 6: But what is he talking about? Why would I get
Speaker 6: on a dollar flight? How do you buy that?
Speaker 15: It's like a guy who has like a random ole airplane,
Speaker 15: what would take on a flight for a dollar?
Speaker 16: It's an awesome video.
Speaker 6: Oh that's a real thing.
Speaker 7: It's a real thing.
Speaker 10: And then he paid a million dollars to go on
Speaker 10: a flight.
Speaker 6: Yeah he did that to a giant plane. Yeah, Wow,
Speaker 6: that's so cool.
Speaker 15: Okay, And he spends a crazy amount of money on
Speaker 15: a video for that one I was talking about, he
Speaker 15: spent seven million dollars to make that happen.
Speaker 7: That's crazy.
Speaker 10: How rich is this dude? Oh?
Speaker 6: I think he's so rich. Oh yeah, he's worth a
Speaker 6: lot of money, like hundreds of millions, probably.
Speaker 15: Like two hundred million, because his YouTube Pianel has two
Speaker 15: hundred million subscribers.
Speaker 6: That's that's awesome, that's wild. All right, mister Beast is
Speaker 6: our first show and tell. That's good. I like that
Speaker 6: because I know much about him. That feels pretty cool. Eddie,
Speaker 6: who's you bring?
Speaker 7: Tom Hanks my favorite actor in the whole wide world?
Speaker 7: Did you know?
Speaker 5: Tom Hanks has a brother named Jim Jim Hanks. He
Speaker 5: kind of looks like him, not really, but he sounds
Speaker 5: just like him. So he does the voice of Woody
Speaker 5: whenever they do like cartoons, not the movies, but whenever
Speaker 5: they spin off cartoons or the action figures.
Speaker 7: You pull the string, it's his brothers.
Speaker 6: That's Jim Hanks.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's Jim Hanks. That that's pretty cool.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 5: Also too, Tom loves old vintage typewriters. He collects a
Speaker 5: lot of them. He's got over two hundred and fifty typewriters,
Speaker 5: and some that he just gives out to fans when
Speaker 5: he sees them.
Speaker 6: I've seen him send typewriters to fans in the mail before.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's postage there.
Speaker 5: And last in twenty thirteen, he was diagnosed with diabetes.
Speaker 7: I didn't know that he's diabetic. He's a Type two diabetics.
Speaker 5: So I don't think you like, right, do syringe or whatever,
Speaker 5: but let's still diabetic.
Speaker 6: What's your favorite Tom Hanks movie?
Speaker 5: Forrest Gump, hands down, but I do like Splash the
Speaker 5: old one. Well, he falls in love with the Mermaid.
Speaker 5: That's classic.
Speaker 6: I've seen that one.
Speaker 7: Oh you should. I'll put that in the hat next time.
Speaker 6: Oh god, Okay, we got to mister Bees and Tom Hanks. Uh,
Speaker 6: we're gonna come back in a second. Get to more Morgan.
Speaker 6: Who is yours?
Speaker 2: Oh it's somebody with my name Morgan Freeman.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, we'll come back. We'll get Morgan Freeman from
Speaker 6: Morgan and Lunchbox two jers.
Speaker 10: Yeah, mone's good.
Speaker 6: Who's yours?
Speaker 10: You want them to find out?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Chelsea Houseku, Yeah.
Speaker 8: That's probably am.
Speaker 6: Okay, we'll come back with those. Let's just long first
Speaker 6: we got more. Okay, who's the celebrity Morgan? And give
Speaker 6: us three interesting facts about him?
Speaker 3: So it's Morgan Freeman. I did it because we share
Speaker 3: the same name. He's an expert beekeeper. He has a
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty four acre ranch that he dedicated
Speaker 3: as a bee sanctuary. And he loves him so much
Speaker 3: that it'll visit and bring him food and he won't
Speaker 3: even wear a bee keeping suit.
Speaker 7: That's crazy, just crazy.
Speaker 6: That's gonna endo wellfl because it just takes one one
Speaker 6: bad day.
Speaker 7: Unless he narrates something for him.
Speaker 6: But they be's what stops stinging me? Geez? Okay, what else?
Speaker 3: His first acting rule came out of a form of punishment.
Speaker 3: So there was a girl in middle school he had
Speaker 3: a crush on, pulled the chair out from under her,
Speaker 3: and his teacher sent him to drama class as a
Speaker 3: punishment for that, and he fell in love with acting.
Speaker 6: That's awesome, that's awesome punishment. Yeah, I got whoops switches,
Speaker 6: he got sent to acting class. All right, go ahead.
Speaker 3: There's a conspiracy theory around him that he was never
Speaker 3: a baby because there are no baby photos of him.
Speaker 3: Even he has come out and said, there's simply no
Speaker 3: photos of me as a baby that exists.
Speaker 10: Huh, that's crazy.
Speaker 6: It's weird to think of him as a young person.
Speaker 6: I can't think of him as a young guy. I mean,
Speaker 6: I wasn't alive. I haven't seen pictures.
Speaker 3: And if you google pictures of him, it's like people
Speaker 3: trying to make a Morgan Freeman baby and they're kind
Speaker 3: of weird.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what about it?
Speaker 6: Like even young Morgan Freeman acting and the baby cries
Speaker 6: like this, what.
Speaker 7: Living?
Speaker 3: I also have a bonus one that I knew you
Speaker 3: guys would love, because you guys golf. He broke a
Speaker 3: golf record in South Africa, apparently at this place that
Speaker 3: has the extreme nineteenth.
Speaker 10: He made a par on that.
Speaker 3: And he's also known for his unique one handed swinging
Speaker 3: in golf.
Speaker 7: I do that too when I'm drinking.
Speaker 6: Okay, lunchbox has got a teen mom. Mine is a
Speaker 6: hero of mine. Right, Who's yours? I hope you not offended?
Speaker 6: Ryan Seacrest? Why I like Ryan? Amy George Straight Okay,
Speaker 6: we'll do all those coming up next. Who is your celebrity? Amy?
Speaker 6: George strait he us three interesting facts.
Speaker 8: So he met his wife and Norma in high school
Speaker 8: and it was love at first sight, but he only
Speaker 8: took her out on one date and then they had
Speaker 8: some separation and was like what wait, he couldn't stop
Speaker 8: thinking about her. He's like, man, I'm crazy. I gotta
Speaker 8: call that girl back. So he did, and then they
Speaker 8: ended up eloping.
Speaker 6: Just went to Mexico after one.
Speaker 8: Day, got married. No, I mean they got back together
Speaker 8: after the little hiatus. They went on a date, took
Speaker 8: a break, then he asked it again, and then they
Speaker 8: decided we're gonna get married. Went to Mexico, eloped because
Speaker 8: he was entering the service. He was being shipped off
Speaker 8: to Hawaii with the army, and so they got married,
Speaker 8: and he served in the army for four years and
Speaker 8: was part of an army band called the Rambling Country.
Speaker 6: Well you know those guys are bitter. I was in
Speaker 6: his band. Yeah, how's the basis for George straight? When
Speaker 6: we were on the he left and went solo. I
Speaker 6: talked him everything he knows got to be tough.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what else you got?
Speaker 8: And then he declined an invitation to the Grand Ole Opry.
Speaker 8: And it's pretty much a commitment. Thing because and Bobby
Speaker 8: you probably know this better than I. But if you
Speaker 8: are asked to be a member and you accept, you
Speaker 8: have to perform a certain amount of times. And he
Speaker 8: wanted to live in Texas and stay there. I mean
Speaker 8: he does things on his ranch and he's roping every day.
Speaker 8: He says, he tries to do that every single day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if he were to be a member, he'd have
Speaker 6: to perform about once a month or twelve times. Sometimes
Speaker 6: carry'll do two shows in a night. She'll park a
Speaker 6: tour bus and do two in one night. That counts
Speaker 6: as too, but members are mostly supposed to do twelve
Speaker 6: shows a year, which is probably why.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he couldn't need the expectations, so he didn't want
Speaker 8: to commit to something he couldn't do, all.
Speaker 6: Right, is that it? Yeah? Those are mare facts, all right?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 17: Who do you have Ryan Seacrest? Okay, So apparently he
Speaker 17: has a sweet tooth. He loves candy and treats and sweets,
Speaker 17: and his apps favored his gummy bears. So maybe when
Speaker 17: he's hosting sometimes we'll have gummy bears in his back pocket.
Speaker 17: You might have saw him eating some of them.
Speaker 6: I've never seen him eat gummy bears. Okay, what else?
Speaker 6: He started the Kardashians career.
Speaker 17: He had a production company back in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 17: and it's kind of when the tape came out of
Speaker 17: Kim and it was all worked together and he Seacrest
Speaker 17: wanted to start a show like the Osbourne's because it
Speaker 17: was huge and it was the Kardashians.
Speaker 6: He started it all man, you know, made so much
Speaker 6: money off wah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, And he was actually bit by a shark. He
Speaker 17: was out in the water surfing and it happened. He
Speaker 17: maybe thought it was coral at the time, but he
Speaker 17: got on shore and he actually had a tooth in
Speaker 17: him and that's how he knew he was bit by
Speaker 17: a shark.
Speaker 8: Tooth came out of the shirt.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Two thousand and eight.
Speaker 6: Wow, Crest survived shark attack.
Speaker 5: It was a baby shark lost a baby tooth. Oh,
Speaker 5: how do you not have a big bite?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 8: Maybe the tooth.
Speaker 6: It could have bit him, like he thought it was
Speaker 6: a rock or coral or something bit him that harder
Speaker 6: that it lost a tooth.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Wow, So shark have baby teeth?
Speaker 6: Just made that it was a.
Speaker 7: Joke because I can know how babies less teeth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he made it up. NPR is gonna call us
Speaker 6: a joke man. All right, lunchbox, what do you got?
Speaker 10: I got? Chelsea Halska.
Speaker 9: Her last name is now de Bear. She rose to
Speaker 9: fame when she appeared on sixteen and Pregnant and then
Speaker 9: teen Mom Too, guys, and let me tell you after
Speaker 9: ten years a teen Mom Too, here's something crazy. She
Speaker 9: has her own show on HGTV called down Home fab
Speaker 9: excellent show, you watch it, yes, fantastic.
Speaker 6: Where does she live?
Speaker 10: She lives in South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota.
Speaker 6: Did you know that before this segment?
Speaker 10: Yep?
Speaker 6: Because the show because.
Speaker 9: A teen Mom Okay. And she launched her own home
Speaker 9: decore line called Aubrey says, and is named after her
Speaker 9: first daughter that she had when she was sixteen. So
Speaker 9: if you want to decorate your home with stuff from
Speaker 9: a teen Mom line, Aubrey.
Speaker 7: Says, she paying you sounds like it?
Speaker 10: No, no hashtag ad hashtag never met her?
Speaker 6: Okay, oh you never met her?
Speaker 10: No hashtag dreams okay?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 9: Down Home by Dobors will be a storefront they're opening.
Speaker 6: It's all it's all commercial.
Speaker 9: No, No, they're opening a brick and mortar in the
Speaker 9: Strip Mall, a Baker Landing development just west of t
Speaker 9: exit off Interstate twenty nine.
Speaker 6: It will be a collection of home to Court hashtag
Speaker 6: ad no.
Speaker 10: No hashtag never met her.
Speaker 9: It'll be a collection of home to Court accent piece,
Speaker 9: accent pieces and furniture with an exclusive section for Aubrey says.
Speaker 7: The next one as.
Speaker 6: Basically just done promo for her her products.
Speaker 9: How amazing is that? Though those are some I don't
Speaker 9: even know what you said. She has a whole She
Speaker 9: was on teen Mom sixteen I got that far. And
Speaker 9: then she got her own HGG TV TV show agg Yeah.
Speaker 9: Then she did a home to Core line called Aubrey says,
Speaker 9: And now what would you say to Core is like decorations.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's just a short word for decorations.
Speaker 9: And then they're opening a storefront like they are big
Speaker 9: enough that they are having a brick and mortar, Like
Speaker 9: Chip and Joanna get out of the way, Chelsea and
Speaker 9: Cole are coming in.
Speaker 8: Don't get out of the way.
Speaker 6: Different her husband now got it?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, she met him like later on and they got married.
Speaker 9: Now they have a couple of kids together.
Speaker 6: Hey, Scuba, anyway you can line her up on the
Speaker 6: phone or something.
Speaker 9: Oh boy, yeah, her dad he listens.
Speaker 10: Randy, He's a big fan.
Speaker 7: Randy. Who is it? Chelsea house guy?
Speaker 9: Well, it's the boor now, gotcha has has the line
Speaker 9: abard of it?
Speaker 6: Ye's breaking mortar breaking Aubrey home.
Speaker 10: The corp her daughter, Aubrey is as tall as her.
Speaker 8: Now corner of Highway seventy one.
Speaker 9: It's taking left at the rock is a strip mall
Speaker 9: in the Baker Landing development just west off the t
Speaker 9: exit of Interstate twenty nine.
Speaker 6: Is she likable?
Speaker 10: Very likable? People love her. She has almost nine million
Speaker 10: followers on Instagram.
Speaker 6: She has six point seven on Instagram. Looking at her
Speaker 6: right now, Yeah, he just says stuff. In fact, let
Speaker 6: me check, I'm literally looking at it.
Speaker 7: Do you make that?
Speaker 6: Why do you just say stuff?
Speaker 10: I've read that online.
Speaker 18: Man.
Speaker 10: That was one of my interesting facts.
Speaker 6: Okay, let me am I the last one to go. Okay.
Speaker 6: My interesting facts are on David Letterman, who I watched
Speaker 6: every night Monday through Friday night as a kid. I
Speaker 6: would sneak up and watch him. He's my heros a
Speaker 6: goofy dude, super funny, and I thought, if you can
Speaker 6: be goofy irreverent, weird like that. Then if he can
Speaker 6: do that, I think I can do it. He was
Speaker 6: on the radio first, he did radio, He did local TV.
Speaker 6: He was a weatherman. He kind of got buddhis from
Speaker 6: his weather job when he congratulated a tropical storman too,
Speaker 6: a hurricane.
Speaker 7: Congratulations, that's really funny.
Speaker 8: I like, like, congratulations you grew Yeah, yeah, you graduated.
Speaker 8: But it's like now lives are at stake.
Speaker 7: That's totally something we would do.
Speaker 6: So this is like in the seventies. He has a
Speaker 6: scholarship at Ball State University for average people. There's an
Speaker 6: average student like see students. He never wore the same
Speaker 6: tie twice in the entire late night run. The Foo Fighters,
Speaker 6: his favorite band, appeared in his fine broadcast, as well
Speaker 6: as many other broadcasts as well. He used to throw
Speaker 6: pencils all the time.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, and they'll be the crash.
Speaker 6: Because he don't want people to get stuck or get
Speaker 6: hurt by the pencil. They made the pencils with the
Speaker 6: racers on both ends so they didn't stab anybody. He
Speaker 6: had a morning TV talk show that failed miserably. They
Speaker 6: tried to do that kind of in the morning and
Speaker 6: then they flipped it, and then they did it at
Speaker 6: night and then he's the dude.
Speaker 7: He was awesome. He's the dude.
Speaker 6: That's it. Showing TEL pretty fun, huh.
Speaker 10: I like it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I need to get over to Third and Johnston and
Speaker 6: off highways.
Speaker 18: Over there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, all right, they're showing T. All right, thank
Speaker 6: you guys.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number.
Speaker 3: Two, we also had Shannandoah and I know that I
Speaker 3: say their name weird, Amy and I talked about it
Speaker 3: on part one. I get really confused, is it Shenandoah, Shanandoa.
Speaker 3: I also emphasized my a's and I have crispy rs.
Speaker 3: I know, listen, my voice is weird. Words are hard.
Speaker 3: So Shannandoah stopped by the studio not only to talk
Speaker 3: about out some new collaborations that they have coming one
Speaker 3: with Luke Colmb's and somebody that's been in the works
Speaker 3: as well, not released yet, but we got kind of
Speaker 3: an exclusive look about that collaboration that's been happening, and
Speaker 3: they talk about their breakup and basically what happened over
Speaker 3: that course of time and what brought them back together.
Speaker 2: So there's a really good overall interview.
Speaker 3: You can hear it right now, or you can go
Speaker 3: watch it on our YouTube page at Bobby Bone Show
Speaker 3: number three.
Speaker 1: So Bobby Bones Show interviews in case you didn't know.
Speaker 6: For a big Shnandoah show. Love Shnandoah Church on Cumberland Road.
Speaker 6: Give me to the church, Ohn McCumber nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 6: That's number one for them. Two dozen roses if by
Speaker 6: nineteen eighty nine, number one for them. Sunday in the South.
Speaker 18: I'm can almost to your ma, Mama Prewbone game.
Speaker 6: I got so many number ones, but they're coming in now.
Speaker 6: Let's talk to them.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 6: They are Marty and Mike from Shenandoah on the Bobby
Speaker 6: Bones Show.
Speaker 1: Now Shanandoah.
Speaker 6: This is cool for us, specially when we get to
Speaker 6: bring in, you know, musical influences, legends.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 6: You come in, yelling, roll Tide, come in, come in,
Speaker 6: sit down over here, come in, yelling and roll tide
Speaker 6: coming to my house and pee on the floor. That's
Speaker 6: what just happened there.
Speaker 13: Yes, you wore that just for us today.
Speaker 6: You know, no, I wear it every day. But I'm
Speaker 6: also jealous that you get to yell roll tied. I
Speaker 6: don't want to yell roll tige. But I'm jealous that
Speaker 6: you guys. Have you yell it? No, I refuse you. Good, Yeah,
Speaker 6: come on in. Hey, everybody good to see. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: have a seat over here. You everything's great. Do you
Speaker 6: have yours? Hey, you didn't yell roll tide? We appreciate that.
Speaker 6: You see these guys comes in and starts yelling roll
Speaker 6: tide immediately.
Speaker 13: Well, I saw your shirt from through the glass wind over.
Speaker 6: There, so yeah, you can't miss it, big and red.
Speaker 13: That's right.
Speaker 6: So how are we doing?
Speaker 11: Good man?
Speaker 6: How about you go to the microphone right then? Morning
Speaker 6: right there behind you, right at your butt. There it
Speaker 6: is back again, looking better than ever.
Speaker 13: So I got the Hey, I was just looking at
Speaker 13: the picture of us last time we did this show.
Speaker 13: I bet you we've lost two hundred pounds between the
Speaker 13: two of us. Seriously, you too, Yes, yeah, we using
Speaker 13: the mic.
Speaker 6: You gotta use you got talking to Mike.
Speaker 11: We're on the air ours.
Speaker 13: You're saying, I'm sorry, yeah, it's commercial commercial.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 7: Sorry, folks, I forgot that.
Speaker 6: Now it's like charming and hilarious.
Speaker 18: Oh actually I thought we read a commercial, but no,
Speaker 18: in the green room, Mike said two hundred and fifty,
Speaker 18: and I thought that sounded more like it. I've lost
Speaker 18: one hundred and thirty seven.
Speaker 13: I've lost seventy three.
Speaker 18: Really yeah, sixty three just going in the wrong direction, bro.
Speaker 6: And how do you feel?
Speaker 11: Oh? I feel fantastic.
Speaker 6: Would you consider it, Marty? Would you consider your haircut
Speaker 6: still to be a mullet?
Speaker 18: Well, you know, I'll be honest with you, I don't
Speaker 18: know that that that I ever had a mullet.
Speaker 6: But it's like long, like a Okay, it's not short.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's not short enough on top, but it definitely
Speaker 6: goes back. You could pin it and do a little ponytail.
Speaker 6: I have not seen. Maybe would you say that.
Speaker 8: I see it was mulletsh to me all vibes, but
Speaker 8: it's definitely mulleinish, mulletish.
Speaker 6: Like you're said, you got basically the same haircut. Yeah,
Speaker 6: pretty much, and you guys have it. That's what I
Speaker 6: like though. Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 13: We're not saying barber, you're.
Speaker 6: Not being anything you aren't.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 11: It, barber.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean the same gal that cuts my hair today,
Speaker 18: same gal to cut my hair years ago. Wow, Well
Speaker 18: you know you went today you went to a time there,
Speaker 18: Marb where you had it all cut off.
Speaker 6: Short you guys real hair.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, you don't pull it.
Speaker 6: If you do that, people think my ha's fake all
Speaker 6: the time. I got grab it and be like yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: So Shanado is here, which, by the way, let's let's
Speaker 6: talk new for a second. I got a bunch stuff
Speaker 6: talk about. But let's do this because I want to
Speaker 6: play the song first. Obviously, we love two Dozen Roses
Speaker 6: nineteen eighty nine, the original. If I could cry a
Speaker 6: little harder and get a little less sleep a night,
Speaker 6: love it. But then you guys did it again, but
Speaker 6: you did it with Luke Comb's. How did this whole
Speaker 6: thing come about? And how did you get Luke on it?
Speaker 18: We started getting h a text from people going, hey, man,
Speaker 18: if you used to being Luke Comb's doing two dozen Roses.
Speaker 6: It was already covering it yeah in the show.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 18: And to be honest with you, uh, two dozen Roses
Speaker 18: has become so popular. We knew before too long somebody
Speaker 18: was gonna somebody was gonna redo it.
Speaker 6: And just cover it.
Speaker 7: But somebody was going to cover it, and.
Speaker 18: Before it was all old with you know, then we
Speaker 18: would lose it, you know, I mean, that's what happens.
Speaker 6: So you did it?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, So so.
Speaker 18: We just figured, man, look, let's let's see if Luke
Speaker 18: won't want to do it. So I started texting Luke
Speaker 18: back and forth and we started the dialogue and and
Speaker 18: before it was all over with That's that's what happened.
Speaker 18: He got in the studio and we gotta followed.
Speaker 6: Up on the Bobby Bone Show. Now what song you
Speaker 6: think gets to the biggest crowd singing, chanting reaction church
Speaker 6: on Cumberland Roads? It does? Oh yeah, that easy, huney.
Speaker 13: They sing it from the beginning to the end too.
Speaker 13: They don't just sing the choruses.
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 6: Because though that song is a little slower and you
Speaker 6: can hear words more. But you know, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I guess this is my answer. So I wanted that
Speaker 6: to be the enswer Cumberland Road Road. Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 6: the one they do that whoa.
Speaker 10: Very loudly.
Speaker 6: Where do you play Cumberland Road in your set?
Speaker 13: Last last song we do? Two dozen Roads is right
Speaker 13: in front of it. Oh yeah, leave it with a bang?
Speaker 6: What do you start with? What's first song?
Speaker 13: Next to you?
Speaker 11: Next to me?
Speaker 6: Dang oh, I'd rather be next to you next to me.
Speaker 6: You can annoying people sing your songs back to you
Speaker 6: like that. It's awesome when no like us now not
Speaker 6: even asking you questions. We're just singing songs at you.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know what I like at the end of
Speaker 6: the song where it goes there ain't no place it.
Speaker 6: I'd rather be next to you.
Speaker 7: Next to me.
Speaker 6: That's our part. I like that one too.
Speaker 7: Big harmony there, all right.
Speaker 6: They are doing everybody.
Speaker 7: I thank you for coming.
Speaker 6: Hey, so you guys are torn like crazy.
Speaker 13: We've always toured like.
Speaker 6: I hear you. But again you're still touring like crazy.
Speaker 6: You have like fifty more dates this year. I was
Speaker 6: looking or something like that, like why do you feel
Speaker 6: more comfortable on the road than at home? Now?
Speaker 18: You know what, she's shrewdly kind of man. This thing
Speaker 18: This thing's just really you know, taking off. You know,
Speaker 18: I'd left the band for about seventeen years, and then
Speaker 18: when I came back, you know, I figured if we
Speaker 18: was going to do it, you know, when me and
Speaker 18: Mike talked about, you know, putting the wheels back on
Speaker 18: this thing, we were gonna do it. You know, let's
Speaker 18: if we hadn't said everything we wanted to say, and
Speaker 18: we wanted to make sure that that that we got
Speaker 18: the music out there and put on the shows that
Speaker 18: we wanted to do, then man, let's let's do everything
Speaker 18: in the world we can to make that happen.
Speaker 6: Why'd you gut to stop?
Speaker 11: Well, I mean they didn't stop. I mean I left, but.
Speaker 6: You know all of you together, are you guys? So
Speaker 6: why did you guys stop for a while? Why did
Speaker 6: you stop?
Speaker 7: Marty?
Speaker 11: Well, I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 18: I think I think, honestly too, I think a lot
Speaker 18: of mine was burnt out, you know, man, I mean
Speaker 18: you think we were working a lot now, I mean
Speaker 18: we were like mercenaries.
Speaker 10: We've still got T shirts that I survived.
Speaker 13: Three hundred and ten days was shing the door the
Speaker 13: first year we were out. We did three hundred and
Speaker 13: ten days away from home.
Speaker 11: Not that many show but we're we're.
Speaker 6: Sam It's travel day. Is still out on the road.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, sure is.
Speaker 18: And uh, you know, man, after about after about ten
Speaker 18: or eleven years of that, I mean that you know,
Speaker 18: it was just enough.
Speaker 11: It was enough for me, you know, it was kind
Speaker 11: of kind of burn out.
Speaker 6: And then why get back in? Did you miss it?
Speaker 6: You miss Mike Mike's caress away?
Speaker 11: Not really, Now you don't tell you the truth.
Speaker 18: You know, I had a had a little bluegrass band,
Speaker 18: and and you know, my brother Tim and I had
Speaker 18: did the Butterfly kiss this thing, uh for a little bit,
Speaker 18: and and uh, you know we just uh what do.
Speaker 6: You mean a butterfly kisses thing? Bob Carlisle song, Butterfly Kisses?
Speaker 18: Yeah, my brother Tim and I you know, we had
Speaker 18: it out. In fact, we were the one who got
Speaker 18: the Grammy on it. Wait what yeah butterfly.
Speaker 6: Kister, Yeah yeah, Bo Carlos sang it. But I'm gonna
Speaker 6: be ignorant here, and I'm okay.
Speaker 11: It was the country, the country version got the Grammy.
Speaker 6: Really yeah, good for you guys, Sucker country, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean saying that.
Speaker 18: So anyway, so it was in ninety seven, I think
Speaker 18: ninety seven. But anyway, the thing about it is is,
Speaker 18: uh uh, you know we had talked about several years
Speaker 18: before then, you know, putting the wheels back on it,
Speaker 18: you know, but we just we just didn't feel like
Speaker 18: the timing was right.
Speaker 6: Did you feel like with the overwhelming resurgence and popularity
Speaker 6: of nineties country that when you guys hit and went
Speaker 6: back out again, that it was the audience was going
Speaker 6: to be there for you.
Speaker 18: No, you know, to be honest, we were so ignorant
Speaker 18: to that at that point. No, we didn't have a
Speaker 18: clue in the world what nineties music meant at that time.
Speaker 18: I mean, we really seriously didn't.
Speaker 11: That was nine years ago.
Speaker 18: We had no idea that what nineties music meant whatsoever.
Speaker 18: I mean, we just we just felt like, you know,
Speaker 18: they was still something to say, and we believe we
Speaker 18: could say it, that there was another tune out there
Speaker 18: that we could cut, you know, that that would be
Speaker 18: you know, uh a smash. And we're in the studio
Speaker 18: right now. Well, we've actually finished up with waiting on
Speaker 18: a couple of vocals to be done.
Speaker 11: We just cut a killer with Alison.
Speaker 6: Kraus somewhere in the vicinity of the heart.
Speaker 18: Oh no, No, this is a brand new yeah, And
Speaker 18: I mean it's just I mean, it will it will
Speaker 18: absolutely rail the lumber.
Speaker 6: I don't know what that means, Marty, rail the lumber.
Speaker 11: That means it's it's feels like it hurts.
Speaker 6: I think it's like make you emotional killer what I.
Speaker 18: Mean, Yeah, it's it's very much. It's a it's a
Speaker 18: love song, I mean it really is. I mean it's
Speaker 18: a it's another it's another vicinity of the heart and
Speaker 18: and uh I want to be loved like that all
Speaker 18: all together in one, you know. And it's just I mean,
Speaker 18: it's just got a lot of it's good. It's a
Speaker 18: good tune. Well, you know, I don't know when it's
Speaker 18: coming out.
Speaker 6: I have no idea and do it like ten seconds offourse, yeah,
Speaker 6: and no singing like ten seconds.
Speaker 11: No, I can't do that.
Speaker 6: Okay. See he's not he's not giving it to us here. Okay,
Speaker 6: that's okay. You don't go jail or what music jail?
Speaker 6: I've been there ain't fun. So speaking of rail and lumber,
Speaker 6: if Bubby can dance railed my lumber, is that he's
Speaker 6: it railed my.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 18: I don't think that railing lumber is what that is.
Speaker 18: And that's really actually not vulgar at all. It's just
Speaker 18: means it's bringing the timber, you know, it's exactly bringing
Speaker 18: in the mail, carrying the mask, absolutely my timber.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, you got it.
Speaker 6: You can dance, I can too.
Speaker 11: Yeah, do you heard like that song?
Speaker 6: Heck you? How are you kidding me?
Speaker 7: Do not?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 13: Man, Marty wrote this song with Bob mcdille, of course.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well why would I not like that song?
Speaker 11: I love that on TV ordered that. Yeah, and see
Speaker 11: that's that's one of the reasons.
Speaker 6: That's you.
Speaker 13: I think that's the tempo.
Speaker 6: Too, Mike, that's it. Yeah, I got it, you got it.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, Fescher story there, bubble can dance anyway.
Speaker 18: That the tempo on that it's uh, it's a it's
Speaker 18: four on the floor. It's it's that it's that addictive
Speaker 18: beat that it's that underlying thing that people get.
Speaker 11: And you know when you.
Speaker 18: Did that that, I mean, that's that's what That's what
Speaker 18: attracts a lot.
Speaker 11: Of people to tempo songs.
Speaker 13: You know, that song almost didn't get written. Why we
Speaker 13: we were actually writing with Bob mcdeal. We'd written all
Speaker 13: afternoon with Bob. We had to leave that afternoon going
Speaker 13: somewhere on the road. We had to catch the bus,
Speaker 13: and we'd been writing all afternoon and hadn't hit on anything.
Speaker 13: And uh, Bob, we'd already put our guitars in the
Speaker 13: cases and getting ready to go, and Bob say, hey, man,
Speaker 13: you guys came out of muscle shows and the bars
Speaker 13: down there. He said, I've been seeing on uh, on
Speaker 13: these country music TV shows people doing all these line
Speaker 13: dances and stuff like that. He said, are people really
Speaker 13: doing that in these bars? And I just I don't
Speaker 13: know how they're doing it everywhere else, Bob. But you
Speaker 13: know the place we weread there was two guys and
Speaker 13: I can't remember. One of them's name was Buddy something,
Speaker 13: and the other guy I can't remember, but they always
Speaker 13: they knew how to do all the the you have
Speaker 13: to twirl the girls they get out there on the
Speaker 13: dance for it, and they could, you know, do all
Speaker 13: the dance. It wasn't lying dances, but anyway that you know,
Speaker 13: there would be girls literally standing on the side of
Speaker 13: the stage waiting for the song to be over so
Speaker 13: they could go out and get them to dance with them.
Speaker 13: And so anyway, Bob said, well that's that's pretty interesting.
Speaker 13: He said, let me run to the restroom real quick
Speaker 13: and then we'll go. So he goes to the bathroom
Speaker 13: and he comes back in and said, hey, you know what,
Speaker 13: I got an idea on what you were just saying
Speaker 13: about that those two guys. He said, I got a
Speaker 13: song title and we said what is it? And he said,
Speaker 13: if Bubba can dance, I can too. And he said,
Speaker 13: we'll make those guys beat Bubba. And so we got
Speaker 13: our guitars out and we wrote the first, first and
Speaker 13: chorus and had to go, and then Bob wrote the
Speaker 13: last verse by hisself.
Speaker 6: But I mean he gave me, He gave me confidence.
Speaker 11: I mean, if you know, if he hadn't asked question,
Speaker 11: I feel like.
Speaker 6: I can too. You know, is one of my idiot
Speaker 6: friends is doing something. It's not even just about dancing,
Speaker 6: Like if one of my buddies can do, why can't
Speaker 6: I not try it? You guys don't even know what
Speaker 6: you motivated. I wouldn't be here without that song.
Speaker 18: Well, you know it. It's funny half things had things
Speaker 18: turned about. It just kind of depends on, you know,
Speaker 18: how you want to handle anything in life.
Speaker 6: I reckon and even Russe and lumber freaking go to town
Speaker 6: real the lumber Mike, How's it?
Speaker 7: How's How's it? How's it?
Speaker 6: He's a druma coming.
Speaker 13: Good that has brought me? And you said a d
Speaker 13: debuts man.
Speaker 6: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 13: It's a brand.
Speaker 6: Is that a good brand?
Speaker 11: I love him?
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's that's cats me out And again, well you
Speaker 13: never heard of cats mew?
Speaker 6: Does that mean like it's they're the best?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Got it, got it, got it.
Speaker 18: So we're gonna head to bring y'all a book of
Speaker 18: Shanado is Yeah.
Speaker 6: Do you ever wonder if we would have named our
Speaker 6: band something different, people would have an easier time spelling it?
Speaker 10: Probably?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I've seen it spelled every week. Can be spelled
Speaker 13: on the Marquee too.
Speaker 11: I mean what's really good is when somebody goes to, hey.
Speaker 18: Uh you sho, can you tell me where Shannon's at?
Speaker 13: Oh? Yeah, Sho. Yeah that we still we still get that.
Speaker 13: People will knock on the door of the bus and
Speaker 13: it's shinning up there.
Speaker 11: I wanted I want to talk to Shannon Ted he
Speaker 11: knows me.
Speaker 6: And Shannon's a dude obviously.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: You guys, uh muscleshowls. Growing up with that music culture
Speaker 6: around you, you you can you like hear that old
Speaker 6: blues like in your recordings from like the nineties, like
Speaker 6: that did did any of that rub off into your
Speaker 6: country music?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 18: I think, uh one of the one of the greatest things,
Speaker 18: uh that when we started doing what we were doing.
Speaker 18: You know, Jim Seals came from a background of of
Speaker 18: of rock and roll and and and real soulful stuff,
Speaker 18: you know, Staying came from a jazz perspective. In Ralph
Speaker 18: was as well, and in Memphis Delta blues and and
Speaker 18: uh coming out of bluegrass. Mike and myself, Uh, you know,
Speaker 18: we grew up around bluegrass music and and uh a
Speaker 18: lot of the soul that was in bluegrass music, uh,
Speaker 18: you know it, it really it really helped a lot.
Speaker 18: And and I think it kind of that there was
Speaker 18: a like a forging of of of a lot of
Speaker 18: that that was all put together, that that came together there.
Speaker 18: It's kind of like the uh, the Man of Constant
Speaker 18: Sorrow cut, you know, man, you know it sounds like
Speaker 18: right off the press of Ralph and.
Speaker 11: Carter Stanley, a man concon sorrow, you know, and.
Speaker 18: It's just you know where people actually you know, they
Speaker 18: they heard the hurt and what they were singing about.
Speaker 18: And of course up through the Appalachia, you know, that's
Speaker 18: there was a lot of that that.
Speaker 11: That went on.
Speaker 18: There's a lot of coal mining that went on and
Speaker 18: not safe coal mining and then just a hard way
Speaker 18: of living and uh and people took to that and
Speaker 18: it meant a lot to them. And when people would
Speaker 18: write songs that would be local songs that were there
Speaker 18: that just for people to listen to. They didn't do
Speaker 18: it for any industry. The stuff that they would write was,
Speaker 18: you know, they were singing to one another because it
Speaker 18: you know, everybody identified with it.
Speaker 11: Everybody knew what they were talking about. It was like parables.
Speaker 6: You know, whenever I hear you talk about bluegrass, and
Speaker 6: you can tell me I'm completely wrong. But when the lick,
Speaker 6: you know, don't church I come on the road like
Speaker 6: it's almost like a blue grassy lick in the guitar
Speaker 6: part there because it's so fast. You know, any of
Speaker 6: that bluegrass experience affect your guitar playing with some of
Speaker 6: the way you play guitar.
Speaker 10: Will it does?
Speaker 18: I mean, Jim and Mike would always make fun that
Speaker 18: the way that I would play rhythm, But you know
Speaker 18: that the only way I knew how to play.
Speaker 11: Rhythm was to keep time, you know.
Speaker 18: And it may not be on the stroke that where
Speaker 18: they felt like it needed to be, but you know,
Speaker 18: I just kind of felt like it, you know, and
Speaker 18: and for some tunes it didn't fit, you know, but
Speaker 18: to me it did.
Speaker 6: You know, like Sunday in the South didn't fit.
Speaker 11: Maybe no Sunday in the South fit.
Speaker 6: Well, well I'm wrong. I'm wrong again, I'm stupid.
Speaker 7: Go ahead and go right.
Speaker 6: Know they are Shannon and Doah. I've been here and
Speaker 6: they've been a really great guess, so quickly you guys
Speaker 6: have I'm gonna just promote these shows real quick. Get
Speaker 6: tickets at shannandoa band dot com. But Georgia, Tennessee, Midland, Texas, Clinton, Tennessee,
Speaker 6: Bowling Green, Kentucky. I would spend money to go watch
Speaker 6: you guys, and we don't get no, no, no, I'm
Speaker 6: not giving you money now. If you need a loan,
Speaker 6: we can talk interest rates. But it's like, you guys
Speaker 6: are awesome and you were a big part of me
Speaker 6: musically growing up, but you're also still good now and
Speaker 6: that's what's really cool to see you guys out still
Speaker 6: like performing at a level that's just fun to like
Speaker 6: you guys in Brooks and Done, Like I can see
Speaker 6: both of you guys perform and feel like I'm still there,
Speaker 6: but also enjoy what's happening now.
Speaker 18: Well, you know the thing that we always try to do, Bobby,
Speaker 18: and we've always tried to do it.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 18: Look, you know, people to spend a little bit of
Speaker 18: money to come see us, and we appreciate that. And
Speaker 18: you know, I actually would you know, we were hired
Speaker 18: to entertain people, and we like it when folks you know,
Speaker 18: sing and they sing along and have a good time
Speaker 18: and clap their hands and hoop holler and that kind
Speaker 18: of stuff. And if we can get them, if we
Speaker 18: can get them to that spot and people, you know,
Speaker 18: really enjoy themselves and they sing along. And at the
Speaker 18: end of the evening, whether it's ninety minutes or two hours,
Speaker 18: depending on however long we play, but at the end
Speaker 18: of that ninety minutes or two hours, Uh, at the
Speaker 18: end of the evening, they feel like they were a
Speaker 18: part of a show instead of just sitting and witnessing.
Speaker 6: Won You know.
Speaker 11: Look, I've been.
Speaker 18: To shows that I that I actually liked a lot,
Speaker 18: but uh, there wasn't a whole lot of entertainment in it.
Speaker 18: You know who I went to go see, they did
Speaker 18: what I wanted them to do, and I and I
Speaker 18: enjoyed it, but there wasn't a lot of entertainment in it,
Speaker 18: you know. And that's that that's their groove, that's you know,
Speaker 18: that's that's the way they do it. But you know,
Speaker 18: as far as what we do, it's it's real high
Speaker 18: energy and and uh we try to get folks involved
Speaker 18: in what we're doing, like I say, and uh, man,
Speaker 18: we love it when people do. And and uh we've
Speaker 18: been it's been coming away pretty good here of late.
Speaker 18: You know, the crowds have gotten absolutely humongous. And uh,
Speaker 18: you know, we just brother, were still chasing the dream.
Speaker 18: It's what we're doing. We're still railing the lumber to
Speaker 18: him Maryland right now, tell what you're doing.
Speaker 6: I go o, oh, no, you're not. You're not doing
Speaker 6: it right.
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, that's better.
Speaker 6: That's better than I never knew. Mother loves Huh know
Speaker 6: that song? I don't I'm singing your song.
Speaker 8: That's not mean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it is.
Speaker 11: You didn't give me much to go on.
Speaker 6: You get to give to the church on the Cumberlin
Speaker 6: Roo bom boum bound give her one.
Speaker 18: Yeah, we've been rocking all night, but don't you know
Speaker 18: you've got to get me to the church on the
Speaker 18: Cumberland rue Bam.
Speaker 6: Now now I wrote that one me and Jimmy Dickey
Speaker 6: nineteen sixty four. Look, everybody go Washingna. Do I love
Speaker 6: these guys. That's why I can sit here and give
Speaker 6: them a hard time because I enjoy their music but
Speaker 6: also enjoy them as people. What I want to say
Speaker 6: before we leave here is one, check out the new song.
Speaker 6: We can't wait for the new music. You let us
Speaker 6: know when it's done. I will back in, you know, nineties,
Speaker 6: two thousands, whatever. I have friends that I have really
Speaker 6: healthy rivalries with that I am like, that's like, that's
Speaker 6: my dude. But I'm also like, we're rivals, we're competing.
Speaker 6: Do you have any rivalries or any country artists? I
Speaker 6: don't know that we here temperate? Your peers got well.
Speaker 11: I was thinking, and I was too.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 18: You know, I think the good thing about what we've
Speaker 18: been able to do is, you know, we we we
Speaker 18: just always seem to have a good relationship with you know,
Speaker 18: with everybody.
Speaker 6: Little Texas. Everyone to fight those.
Speaker 13: Guys, we used to beat their butts every day, but I'm.
Speaker 6: Talking about just kidding. Hey, look the revival tour. Shannado
Speaker 6: a band dot com get that new music done. Let
Speaker 6: us know. You guys go to these shows.
Speaker 11: I wasn't kidding about that. When we get when we
Speaker 11: get it done, I personally bring it well you know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know I said you were playing in Midland.
Speaker 8: You say that was a date, right, yes? Yes, okay,
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna anytime I hear you know, Mama knows
Speaker 8: Mas your song the Eyes.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I don't know the songs I sang perfectly to them.
Speaker 6: They didn't know it, right, That's one.
Speaker 8: Of my favorite songs ever. And what it.
Speaker 11: Mama nos?
Speaker 8: Yes, And anytime I hear it, it takes me right
Speaker 8: back to middl and Odessa, to Big Daddy's Catfish and Chicken,
Speaker 8: because I went there for spring break one year and
Speaker 8: I worked like I just was a hostess. And that's
Speaker 8: where I go every single time in my mind whenever
Speaker 8: I hear it.
Speaker 13: Music's funny like that you.
Speaker 6: Pack and you're railing lumber before you even know it.
Speaker 18: I think you pressed would honest, And Trudy said it
Speaker 18: best a song remembers when yeah, it could. It literally
Speaker 18: can can transform and take you back to places that
Speaker 18: you never never thought it would, and all of a
Speaker 18: sudden you hear something and bam, you're right in the
Speaker 18: same even the same.
Speaker 8: Smell, smell the hushpuppies.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, even the same smell.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 11: Set up to have some chicken fingers right now.
Speaker 6: I love just have some lunch right now. Yeah. So
Speaker 6: here's the thing. Set me up. I'm going to play
Speaker 6: a Church on cumber On Road. Tell me a story.
Speaker 6: What when I say, tell me a story about Church
Speaker 6: on Cuming Road, the song performing it? What story comes
Speaker 6: to mind?
Speaker 7: First?
Speaker 11: Why on?
Speaker 18: A judge told me if the T and N viewers
Speaker 18: a Choice Viewers Choice Awards, we'd had that and uh,
Speaker 18: and then we we'd had I think, uh.
Speaker 11: Two dozen rowses. Sunday had said.
Speaker 18: Anyway, so we were performing and she said, you know,
Speaker 18: are y'all y'all gonna do two dozen?
Speaker 11: I mean Church on Coming Road And I said, no,
Speaker 11: I think we're going to do.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 18: I want to be loved like that. She goes, you know,
Speaker 18: Church on Coming Road was pitched to us. We you know,
Speaker 18: we knew that wasn't for us. And I thought to myself, No,
Speaker 18: that don't sound like a judge tune to me. Anyway,
Speaker 18: I said, Man, I'm glad y'all passed on it.
Speaker 6: You know that's crazy.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean that seriously that I'll think of that sometimes,
Speaker 18: and that's that's what that's what comes to mind.
Speaker 6: And what about next to you next to me? What
Speaker 6: comes to mind when I say next to you next
Speaker 6: to me, what's what story or idea or memory?
Speaker 18: Well, I know that we never had a fiddle in
Speaker 18: the band up until that point, and uh, you know,
Speaker 18: coming out of bluegrass music, you know, I thought, you know, uh, man,
Speaker 18: and sure would be nice. My daddy was a fiddle player. Man,
Speaker 18: sure would be nice if we had. And plus Mark
Speaker 18: O'Connor fiddled it. And man Son he could you know,
Speaker 18: he he can carry the mail to anyway. But you know,
Speaker 18: by the time we got done with that and you
Speaker 18: hear all the fiddle licks on it, man, it was
Speaker 18: just man, you think, Man, surely the goodness man, this
Speaker 18: is you know, the songs already there.
Speaker 11: The fiddle just kind of kinda put the ice in
Speaker 11: on the cake.
Speaker 6: I don't always like icing that cake. I liked.
Speaker 8: I like.
Speaker 6: I super good to see you guys, see us soon.
Speaker 6: Keep killing that. We love you, and hey, we appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the best Bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 1: Number two.
Speaker 2: This was such an amazing segment.
Speaker 3: We had some listeners in studio after they dropped a
Speaker 3: note to Amy while she was on a plane and
Speaker 3: basically sharing about their son and his wish and something
Speaker 3: that he really wants to do.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 3: We brought him in studio to kind of have that
Speaker 3: dream come true. So it was just a really really
Speaker 3: cool full circle moment and we loved having them in
Speaker 3: the studio. So you're about to hear their whole story,
Speaker 3: how it happened, why it happened, and probably get in
Speaker 3: all your fields.
Speaker 2: So maybe prepare a kleenext.
Speaker 6: Number two. Amy, So this letter was dropped off in
Speaker 6: your lap on an airplane.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so you were asleep, but we.
Speaker 6: We were both on the same flight.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so it was like you, Caitlin me and I
Speaker 8: was the aisle seat and I yeah, I didn't even
Speaker 8: see the person. They walked by so fast like they
Speaker 8: were going in the bathroom whatever, and just dropped a
Speaker 8: note in my lap and then opened it.
Speaker 6: Up and here it is. Here we are to the
Speaker 6: Bobby Bones team. My son eight and twelve years old,
Speaker 6: is adopted from the Island of Granada. His big fan
Speaker 6: of the show. He has an inoperable brain tumor. Doing
Speaker 6: well though. His make a wish was to meet you
Speaker 6: and be on your show, but we talked him out
Speaker 6: of it because he couldn't communicate clearly at the time.
Speaker 6: I'm wondering if you could find a way to say
Speaker 6: hi to him. Could you sign this note or a
Speaker 6: selfie at the back of the plane. I didn't even
Speaker 6: know this, I was asleep. Something simple and a conspicuous
Speaker 6: or you can say bug off, grateful for what you
Speaker 6: do and represent sincerely a rebel family. Well we'd like
Speaker 6: to say bug off. So all right, let's go to
Speaker 6: the next option.
Speaker 9: No, just kidding.
Speaker 6: They're actually here today, and so the Rebel family is here.
Speaker 6: We're gonna bring him in the studio and talk to
Speaker 6: them for a second. Come on in, So, Amy, who
Speaker 6: which one do you think drop the note? Dad?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 6: You did? Amy said, Hey, I got this note, which,
Speaker 6: by the way, Dad, you are Jared. I'm Jared.
Speaker 10: Hi, Jared.
Speaker 6: I guess I was asleep. Was I passed out on
Speaker 6: the plane? I think you were asleep.
Speaker 19: Yeah, And just for the record, I let my wife
Speaker 19: see the note ahead of time.
Speaker 6: It's not creepy at all. It's awesome.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because you know you're.
Speaker 6: Dropping it to do with it?
Speaker 20: And he said, I just sat it between the two girls,
Speaker 20: and I was like, they're going to think you're hitting
Speaker 20: on all right.
Speaker 6: Honestly you thought you thought you didn't know, so you
Speaker 6: thought he was hitting on you.
Speaker 8: No, I didn't. We didn't know for sure who would
Speaker 8: even dropped it off, but we just we were like,
Speaker 8: what's going to be in here? Is it someone You
Speaker 8: hear about those stories of someone being like, hey, here's
Speaker 8: my number for sure?
Speaker 7: And I get that.
Speaker 6: That's why I addressed it the Bobby Bones team.
Speaker 3: You did.
Speaker 6: That's all right, what's good. I'm glad you guys are here.
Speaker 6: And I like your glasses, buddy, they're just like mine.
Speaker 6: Those are super cool. How long you've been wearing those?
Speaker 6: No idea? I don't either, same thing COVID made me
Speaker 6: forget all all amounts of years. So what so what's
Speaker 6: going on with with with you guys as a family?
Speaker 6: So you adopted eight how long ago?
Speaker 4: It's been eight years now?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Do you like it?
Speaker 7: You like?
Speaker 6: You like mom and dad? Theyre pretty cool? Or no?
Speaker 6: Sometimes I think that's that's everybody.
Speaker 8: My kids would say the same twelve years.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yea. So tell me about where he's from.
Speaker 20: He's from the island of Grenada. So he's a Caribbean baby,
Speaker 20: and uh, he's twelve.
Speaker 6: He's twelve now, yeah, not a baby anymore. Baby.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I say he's always my baby, but he doesn't
Speaker 20: love that now he's twelve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we adopted him when he was four. He
Speaker 4: came home to Nashville then, and we have since.
Speaker 20: Had three more boys and a fourth one in the
Speaker 20: spring or another.
Speaker 4: So we'll have five total boys.
Speaker 6: On the way. On the way, you grab your stomach,
Speaker 6: I never know if that means like you're having gas
Speaker 6: right then or if she's pregnant and I'm not.
Speaker 4: Fin absolutely, yeah, so we'll have five boys.
Speaker 20: He's not thrilled about a fifth boy. He said he's
Speaker 20: moving out. So if anybody has space.
Speaker 6: I have space for you. Yeah, I got it. I
Speaker 6: got a basketball court too, I got I got PlayStation
Speaker 6: five whatever.
Speaker 4: You see him again?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So I'm super glad that you could come up
Speaker 6: here and hang out. What do you think about the room?
Speaker 10: Aiden?
Speaker 6: Is it bigger than you thought? Have you ever seen
Speaker 6: what we look like, oh, yeah, you saw that. I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry and you saw that.
Speaker 10: Did you?
Speaker 7: What was your favorite dance that he did?
Speaker 6: I was about to say that was my favorite too.
Speaker 6: I jumped off the table like mc hammer was awesome.
Speaker 6: Mc hammer actually tweeted me after that and was like,
Speaker 6: I don't know what I just saw, but I think
Speaker 6: it was good. So, so what do you like in school? Aiden?
Speaker 6: Do you have any favorite subjects?
Speaker 7: Diss?
Speaker 6: Is that a subject?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 6: That's when you just go home?
Speaker 7: Yeah? I get it.
Speaker 6: I think that's her favorite part of this show, too
Speaker 6: much walks out of Yeah, for sure, their favorite parts
Speaker 6: dismissal as well. Yeah, So do you go to Benton
Speaker 6: Hall Academy? Is that your school? You like them? What's
Speaker 6: their mascot?
Speaker 7: There? Thunder Hawks?
Speaker 6: What's a what's a thunder hawk? I have no idea either.
Speaker 6: I know what a hawk is and what thunder is.
Speaker 20: His teacher is wanting a shout out because she's a
Speaker 20: big fan of the show, so she's so.
Speaker 6: Excited shout her out.
Speaker 11: Aiden.
Speaker 4: Can you say hey to your teacher? What's her name?
Speaker 6: He missed? Click?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 7: What's your name?
Speaker 6: Click? Miss clicks miss click hey? From us too?
Speaker 14: Hey?
Speaker 6: Shout out, how's how's Aiden good? How's health?
Speaker 20: Aide's doing well, he's stable with all the medical things
Speaker 20: he's going through. And our last MRI report it was very,
Speaker 20: very minute, but the tumor was shrinking. Is the first
Speaker 20: time that we've seen that happen. So we're not out
Speaker 20: of the woods, but it's trending in a positive direction.
Speaker 20: That's awesome, really thankful.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm thankful that you guys dropped off the note too.
Speaker 6: And I'm thankfully he didn't think you were hitting on
Speaker 6: her because we've never we never got.
Speaker 7: It, you know.
Speaker 6: And yeah, exactly, And why didn't you drop it off?
Speaker 6: It'd have been safer for you to.
Speaker 20: Drop it off, it would have. He was in the aisle,
Speaker 20: so that's probably why. And and you said that you.
Speaker 4: Showed it to me, but you told me after the
Speaker 4: fact what you said.
Speaker 6: I do that to our LII, to my wife. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's fine, like you get up.
Speaker 4: To go or it's like to go give it to you.
Speaker 6: Like I do that all the time too. I'm like,
Speaker 6: I know I did this. She goes, no, no, no,
Speaker 6: this is how you did it. You did it two
Speaker 6: days after as well, I'm like.
Speaker 4: I say, that to him, and he's like, but I thought,
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure. I thought I said.
Speaker 6: This, Okay, did I not? I showed you to note after.
Speaker 4: You got up, and I was like, too much, give
Speaker 4: them this note.
Speaker 6: Your handwriting is pretty good though, decent Yeah, not bad
Speaker 6: for a plane.
Speaker 7: Yeah for a dude.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So what do you what do you do?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 19: A professional presenter? I do that in the trades and
Speaker 19: construction industry.
Speaker 6: What do you mean that's a fair question. Yeah.
Speaker 19: So I go around the country and I give presentations
Speaker 19: to help bolster the trades. So getting kids and getting
Speaker 19: folks interested in the trades, construction industry, et cetera.
Speaker 10: Got it?
Speaker 19: So inspirational speaking speaking that.
Speaker 6: Sort of thing about construction.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but trying to get people to understand the value
Speaker 19: the organce. People don't grow up and say I want
Speaker 19: to be a roofer, right, but I guarantee we are
Speaker 19: all grateful for rufers when it's right things of that nature.
Speaker 6: And it's like rufers can make some really good money too.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's cool there.
Speaker 7: Put.
Speaker 6: I never really knew the value of someone who drove
Speaker 6: a big rig until I went and had to actually
Speaker 6: learn about it myself. And get a CDL and see
Speaker 6: how much we depend on people driving those trucks across
Speaker 6: the country. And again, same thing. Nobody goes in fifth grade.
Speaker 6: I want to be But it's like, and you can
Speaker 6: make somewhat. You have a good life too, that's pretty cool,
Speaker 6: and you are.
Speaker 4: I'm an author and a television producer.
Speaker 6: I feel like faith is kind of what brought you
Speaker 6: guys here and with Aiden and with what you're doing generally.
Speaker 6: I mean it feels like that from just talking to
Speaker 6: you guys. Is that true?
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 20: Yeah, Yeah, I think our faith is definitely the foundation
Speaker 20: of what started to build our family, and we see
Speaker 20: definitely the trace of that in our life when we
Speaker 20: look at So we lost several adoptions before Aidan, and
Speaker 20: had any of those worked out, he wouldn't have come home.
Speaker 20: And when he did, and then we were able to
Speaker 20: kind of chase down what he needed medically, we discovered
Speaker 20: that all the top doctors for what he needed are
Speaker 20: here in Nashville, So he was always meant to make
Speaker 20: it here. Yeah, he says, my sister, he's talking about
Speaker 20: one of the adoptions that we lost. So he's just
Speaker 20: now like learning the story of her and how she
Speaker 20: you know, didn't get to come home, and so he's
Speaker 20: kind of like working through that too, especially since he
Speaker 20: doesn't have any sisters and he's not going to have sisters.
Speaker 6: Now sounds like it's all boys all the time, Aid
Speaker 6: and all boys. Yes, yeah, well, Aid And it's really
Speaker 6: good to meet you, buddy. I'm glad that we get
Speaker 6: to come up and hang out for.
Speaker 18: A little bit.
Speaker 6: And if you I would like to give Aidan something
Speaker 6: I don't know would give big Sonic up.
Speaker 12: Oh he could take that.
Speaker 6: What do you want? What can we give you, Aiden
Speaker 6: that they won't fit in your car.
Speaker 7: It's huge.
Speaker 6: That one's like five foot tall. We got something for you.
Speaker 8: It's starting to get cooler outside. Do you ever do
Speaker 8: you wear beanies in the winter? Okay, we have Pimp
Speaker 8: and Joy beanies.
Speaker 6: We're gonna set you up. Yeah, you're gonna be good
Speaker 6: to go. Well, thank you guys for coming in. I
Speaker 6: hope this was as fun as you thought it might be. Yeah,
Speaker 6: thanks for having me Aidens. You have fun. The whole
Speaker 6: point was to hang out with you for a few minutes.
Speaker 6: And I hope you keep trending in the right direction.
Speaker 6: Your glasses. Don't let anybody tell you they're not cool,
Speaker 6: because that means mine aren't cool, Okay, and you let
Speaker 6: me know if anyone says that. All right, buddy, all right,
Speaker 6: there they are the Rebel Family, Crystal, Jared and Aiden.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 3: We ended the week this week with a really fun
Speaker 3: segment Everybody loves blind Karaoke and they were like late nineties,
Speaker 3: two thousands hit songs, and it was so fun to
Speaker 3: see this all go down because I'm gonna tell y'all
Speaker 3: right now, you guys always anticipate that it's gonna go
Speaker 3: a certain way.
Speaker 2: This time it did not go a certain way.
Speaker 3: Okay, Like something happened and you're like, oh, that's not good,
Speaker 3: but it's funny at the same time. So without further ado,
Speaker 3: it's the number one spot blind Karaoke Number one.
Speaker 6: You gonna play blind care Yoki. We have drawn for
Speaker 6: the order. The first person performing today and no need
Speaker 6: to walk up there yet will be lunchbox OOO.
Speaker 10: Usually don't start. The opener is the best act.
Speaker 6: But whatever you do it, iHeart Ready Music Fest.
Speaker 10: That's true basically alright.
Speaker 6: So here's the thing we have Ricky on the phone
Speaker 6: we're gonna give Ricky a chance to want a two
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty dollars gift card from Hyundai. Ricky, that's
Speaker 6: quite the.
Speaker 7: Prize, you sir.
Speaker 6: Now, I don't want to know who you pick because
Speaker 6: I'm one of the judges. So I'm gonna put you
Speaker 6: on hold, and you're gonna tell Abby the person you're picking,
Speaker 6: and then we will judge the competition, and if it's
Speaker 6: the right person that you pick to win it, you
Speaker 6: win the prize. Okay. The people playing are Amy, Eddie,
Speaker 6: Abby and Lunchbox. Okay, Ricky, don't tell me who you want,
Speaker 6: but I'm gonna have you tell Abby and keep it
Speaker 6: secret so it doesn't affect my scoring.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay.
Speaker 6: And you live in Austin, Texas and your day going okay,
Speaker 6: everything good, just checking in.
Speaker 14: So far, so good, Ready for the weekend.
Speaker 6: I feel that feel that me too, buddy, Right, all right,
Speaker 6: all right, I'll put them on hole. Don't let me
Speaker 6: know who it is. Thanks to our friends at Hunday
Speaker 6: two hundred fifty dollars gift card, visit a local Hundai
Speaker 6: dealer for a test drive and telling Bobby Bones was
Speaker 6: the person you're heard talking about it because that will
Speaker 6: help us, apparently, and that'd be awesome for us. Hundai.
Speaker 6: It's your journey and Hyundai's, you know, sponsoring this here.
Speaker 6: Let's do it up. First to spin the wheel is
Speaker 6: Lunchbox all songs from the nineties. Which one do you want?
Speaker 6: You have all the small things you have baby one
Speaker 6: more time? Britney Spears, you have Bop Genie in a bottle,
Speaker 6: wanna be Spice Girls, All Star, smash Mouth Mambo number five,
Speaker 6: lou Bega, that's a jam.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you don't care, No, it don't matter, folks.
Speaker 6: All right, here we go. Let's wait, wait, we have
Speaker 6: our person ray here you pick, you have them? Yep, Okay, let's.
Speaker 10: Spend now, boy, I was home for some different lunchbocks.
Speaker 6: You will be singing smash Mouth all Star. You got
Speaker 6: this and read would play club for him?
Speaker 21: Now came on, go play hey now.
Speaker 8: You want to?
Speaker 10: All right, let's go. All Star is what I was?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 6: That's what you were as a kid, an All Star star?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, Keith no teeth, Keith bout Coney's bread shout out.
Speaker 6: Okay, are you ready?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, let's just leave that there, man, I'll just
Speaker 10: leave that there all right. I just didn't know if
Speaker 10: you could see my thrusting.
Speaker 6: Man. Mm hm does it start right here?
Speaker 10: The Chinese of the Chinese.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't even know where it starts, but you
Speaker 6: can try whenever you're ready. Here we go and action,
Speaker 6: oh action me oh oh, here we.
Speaker 10: Go Chinese of the Chinese Chicken.
Speaker 9: The drums starts Chicken and I look at it, look
Speaker 9: a look in and you know what they say, Oh, hey,
Speaker 9: you're an all star.
Speaker 11: Get your game on.
Speaker 10: Go play where you're gonna get your game on.
Speaker 9: Go down to that bar and you see her and
Speaker 9: you say, hey, girl, I'm an all star. I'll show
Speaker 9: you how. You come back to my place and we
Speaker 9: do a little of this, a little that.
Speaker 6: She's like, dang, he.
Speaker 10: Really is an all star, all star.
Speaker 6: He got his game on. He'd go play.
Speaker 9: If you want to see how he knows how to play.
Speaker 9: You say, hey, he's an all star. He'll play around
Speaker 9: with you and you and you and you.
Speaker 10: Hey, now you're an all star.
Speaker 3: They go play you got gay, Hey you're an all star.
Speaker 10: Upside damn. Chinese of the Chinese Chicken and the Drug
Speaker 10: Key's Chickens and.
Speaker 9: A look at a looking licking author Chicken.
Speaker 6: Good line karaoke. Yeah, a wild mashup of bare naked
Speaker 6: ladies one week.
Speaker 16: Oh it's not the same song.
Speaker 10: Yeah, no, oh my man.
Speaker 7: Yeah but it was cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah I think it is.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 10: Pretty cool, man.
Speaker 6: So the three judges will go one through five. Put
Speaker 6: your score down. We'll combine the scores here.
Speaker 10: I'd say that's the best performer of the day so far.
Speaker 6: All right, let's watch. You can have a seat. Thank
Speaker 6: you very much, you guys. Let's get the judges their
Speaker 6: scores in here.
Speaker 7: Yes, I guess not there. You want me to do
Speaker 7: another one?
Speaker 6: All right, next up Eddie? Okay, okay, all right, here
Speaker 6: goes Eddie. Oh boy, judge, you get scoores in Eddie.
Speaker 6: Any song that you'd.
Speaker 10: Like up here?
Speaker 6: Yes, if it's all blind karaoke, so you have to
Speaker 6: know the lyrics or faked lyrics.
Speaker 7: I would really like want to be by the Spice Girl.
Speaker 6: Oh, A lot of lot of energy in that one?
Speaker 7: Is that one I know all.
Speaker 6: The words to? All right, let's really man that damn Eddie,
Speaker 6: you'll be doing Mambo number five one. Let's go bager.
Speaker 6: Here's a clip in My life were we yelling at yesterday.
Speaker 7: I don't know where we It sounds familiar, crump, I
Speaker 7: don't know. Come on, Oh my gosh, I'm gonna nail
Speaker 7: this one.
Speaker 6: Ray Are you ready? Here is Eddie Blind Karaoke doing
Speaker 6: Mambo number five.
Speaker 22: All right, Ricky from Austin, Texas.
Speaker 7: This one's for you. One two three four five. Stop
Speaker 7: just kidding.
Speaker 22: One two three four five. Everybody get down and let's ride.
Speaker 22: You and me going to the corner. We're gonna drink
Speaker 22: some gin and juice. I know you wanna.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna drive in the driver's seat.
Speaker 22: You're gonna sit next to me in the passage the seat.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go a really fascinate wha. What's your name?
Speaker 10: The trumpet?
Speaker 22: A bit of Monica on your side, A little bit
Speaker 22: of Jessica on my ride, A little bit of riders
Speaker 22: all you need a little.
Speaker 7: Bit of Teina all. I need a.
Speaker 22: Little bit of Monica and Jessica, a little bit of
Speaker 22: Rudy and Tuty, then beauty.
Speaker 6: This my girls, Oh my girl.
Speaker 7: A trumpet?
Speaker 23: Wow, Wow, Okay, Ricky loved that one.
Speaker 6: Judges just scores down.
Speaker 10: You don't know if Ricky picked you, man.
Speaker 7: I don't know that. I think he did.
Speaker 6: You are done? How do you feel?
Speaker 7: I feel great? Did you hear that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: We're going to the corners a lot of energy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, all right, your answers down, teams, we'll go
Speaker 6: take a quick break. We gotta come back in a
Speaker 6: second and we will go to Abby. We rolled the die,
Speaker 6: so Abby goes and then Amy closes the show. We
Speaker 6: don't know who Ricky picked blind karaoke. Let's come back
Speaker 6: and you can't repeat. I'd like for somebody to get though.
Speaker 6: For the record, I think cool. Okay, Lunchbox and Eddie
Speaker 6: both performed.
Speaker 7: We killed it.
Speaker 6: Two performers left is blind karaoke. We don't see any words.
Speaker 6: You sing it best you can. You either know it
Speaker 6: or you make it up up next our resident vocalist.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, everybody now, now Ricky's on the phone.
Speaker 6: Ricky's picked somebody. We don't Oh you know who it is?
Speaker 10: I do?
Speaker 6: Yeah? So you okay, so Abby, he didn't help her
Speaker 6: at all if she picked If he picked her, she'll
Speaker 6: want to win. If he didn't pick her, she'll want
Speaker 6: to win.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I understand. Were Yeah, you guys are looking at.
Speaker 6: Middle cross eyes. What are you ready Abby spinning?
Speaker 4: All right, let's spin.
Speaker 6: All songs from the nineties. It lands on Bob. Oh
Speaker 6: she got it like Abby got Hanson. Here's a clip.
Speaker 6: How do you feel about this song and performing it?
Speaker 12: The chorus good? The beginning is very far.
Speaker 10: Aren't they your neighbors? They're from Kansas, right, they're from Oklahoma?
Speaker 6: Close?
Speaker 10: Same thing, Oh neighbors.
Speaker 6: State neighbors. Yep, that's what you meant. Good. Okay. Here
Speaker 6: she is Abby doing Hanson and Bob blind karaoke.
Speaker 12: Oh and it it's easy.
Speaker 21: In his life, I didn't know what I wanted.
Speaker 12: To do, But here I am in this room singing
Speaker 12: for you.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah else Oh ye, So now I'm missed.
Speaker 12: So worse because I don't really know what's going on.
Speaker 12: But I'm gonna sing it in the ways I'm gonna
Speaker 12: singing it.
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, yeah, no, no, no, sing it? Who where is that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: My stip doom up?
Speaker 12: Stift do.
Speaker 6: Up?
Speaker 21: Oh do I'm whoa h my stud doom up?
Speaker 10: Just just answer this question, But just answer this question.
Speaker 10: Did Ricky pick?
Speaker 6: You don't have to say no, say nothing, no, no,
Speaker 6: I don't want to say it right now.
Speaker 10: He knows his dream is over he did.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Abby, Abby, that was terrible. It wasn't that
Speaker 6: you sang bad. You gave up like a quitter. You're
Speaker 6: not the person that I raised. Don't quit the course,
Speaker 6: it doesn't matter. Make up acurd you hear lunchbox. He'd
Speaker 6: have a freaking clue what language it was in. I
Speaker 6: don't like if you had a little bit of him. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so killed, Abby. I'm sorry, thank you. You can't give
Speaker 6: her a zero scuba cuba all right, one boy, okay,
Speaker 6: we keep all our scores up there, Abby, thank you.
Speaker 6: That was painful, all right, And finally started again, and
Speaker 6: then she just had no confidence. Who cares if you
Speaker 6: suck or.
Speaker 10: She was like, oh there it is no, No, that's
Speaker 10: not no, it's.
Speaker 6: Not like And then also let's say you don't you try, No,
Speaker 6: you don't hit.
Speaker 10: Who cares?
Speaker 6: Don't even none in yoh?
Speaker 9: Yeah, she started really well, she thought whatever is kept
Speaker 9: saying all that, that's not it, and I'm like, no
Speaker 9: one knows if it's in or not, like we don't know.
Speaker 6: Songs full of gibberish. All right, Amy, do you have
Speaker 6: a preference?
Speaker 8: Nope? Okay, here we go, come on, None of them really, Amy.
Speaker 6: Your song is blank one eighty two All the small Things.
Speaker 6: Oh that's your That's a good one though. Yeah it's
Speaker 6: easy to sing to late night anymore, but you get
Speaker 6: to hear words of the song.
Speaker 14: Oh small things, trucares.
Speaker 6: One lift, you're right, okay, here we go, Ready, Amy,
Speaker 6: are you ready?
Speaker 8: I think i'll see if I know where.
Speaker 6: To go on you in because I'm not them in
Speaker 6: all the time. Yeah, I'll try to feel it as
Speaker 6: a matter of fact. And he started singing. Then I
Speaker 6: un nodded him, and you go, oh okay, I turned
Speaker 6: on lunchboxing every time looking at me.
Speaker 8: Okay, walked out emers.
Speaker 11: Oh no, are here we go?
Speaker 6: Blind Faraoki, late.
Speaker 8: Night, come home too scared in the dumb you say,
Speaker 8: I know you'd be at my show watching waiting come
Speaker 8: miss they're faiting. And then I get home and my mom.
Speaker 6: Is like, where have you been?
Speaker 8: Say you ain't, so I will not go. I will
Speaker 8: turn on carry me home.
Speaker 1: Say the saw things?
Speaker 8: No, no, no, no, no no no, no?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 6: Pretty good? Where is all the small thing? Okay? Well
Speaker 6: no again he starts off.
Speaker 7: I think it's a start.
Speaker 6: It's the start of it, right, Yeah, it's very first.
Speaker 11: All the small things you said late night.
Speaker 7: And it works?
Speaker 6: That was the lyric. Here works up.
Speaker 8: I know I thought he lived with his mom. I
Speaker 8: could have sworn I get some funny another song and
Speaker 8: his mom he ain't, so I.
Speaker 6: Will not go turn the lights up carry me.
Speaker 7: But Amy's version was cool, though. Did take me home?
Speaker 7: I'll turn on?
Speaker 8: What was that the dome commisser rating?
Speaker 6: Okay, write your scores down, everybody? Everybody okay, and he
Speaker 6: gets it down, thank you. All the scores are okay.
Speaker 7: Are you feeling good?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm feeling pretty good at the combined scores here.
Speaker 10: Okay, it's a two horse race, you know.
Speaker 8: I hit my tooth on the microphones.
Speaker 6: Eddie is like rock out and that she rocks out
Speaker 6: her mouth on You're gonna knock yourself out blind karaoke. Okay,
Speaker 6: let's put Ricky up because Ricky has picked somebody. Ricky
Speaker 6: don't say who it is yet. But how do you
Speaker 6: feel right now? Uh?
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I'm not too sure how I feel right now? Did
Speaker 6: you pick Abby? Yes?
Speaker 14: I did.
Speaker 10: Oh he's dead.
Speaker 9: It's over this, rick You got no shot, man like
Speaker 9: I hate to tell you, but you lost man.
Speaker 16: You should have hung up seeing you should have said bye, Ricky?
Speaker 6: Why did you pick Abby?
Speaker 18: I just had a good feeling, you know, just sunded
Speaker 18: good on the phone.
Speaker 6: Or it's shn like you get some maybe some vocal training.
Speaker 6: This more.
Speaker 14: I thought she was gonna be on point?
Speaker 6: Yeah what she Honestly?
Speaker 15: I couldn't hear it.
Speaker 6: Okay, we'll say the same thing.
Speaker 7: She was good.
Speaker 6: We give her an in complete Okay, Abby, lowest score three?
Speaker 6: Mm hmm?
Speaker 8: Can we can we let him switch?
Speaker 7: It was?
Speaker 6: It was about so she quit that song is I
Speaker 6: can't believe I raised a quitter.
Speaker 8: I didn't quit?
Speaker 16: Did you quite?
Speaker 6: Like three times? I don't know what do we do?
Speaker 6: What do we work on?
Speaker 4: Keep going?
Speaker 6: Just go commit, keep going. You'll do better next time. Hey, Ricky,
Speaker 6: who do you think? One? If you're judging, I couldn't
Speaker 6: hear anything while I was on hold.
Speaker 7: But if I'm just shooting at dark.
Speaker 6: He couldn't hear never mind dark.
Speaker 10: Yeah, shoot a dart, go ahead, I'm gonna go with erdie.
Speaker 7: That's a good just shot at dart.
Speaker 6: Okay, Ricky did not win. We cannot give him the prize.
Speaker 6: I know, uh have you with three points with seven points. Well,
Speaker 6: that means an average score of basically two point three.
Speaker 10: Pretty solid, guys, that's Amy, Hey.
Speaker 7: Two horse rays, let's go due.
Speaker 9: We put the gauntlet down in the beginning and they
Speaker 9: had to follow that night.
Speaker 6: Felt so Lunchbox saying smash Mouth All Star with a
Speaker 6: mashup of baronage ladies one week. It wasn't bad, honestly,
Speaker 6: really they sound the same man. And then Eddie sang
Speaker 6: Lubaga Mambo number five.
Speaker 10: Nailed it.
Speaker 7: That's the problem. I nailed that one.
Speaker 6: And I'll say this, there's only a one point difference.
Speaker 7: One point.
Speaker 13: Oh boy, you.
Speaker 10: Didn't have Jese the Chinese chicken in yours.
Speaker 18: I did.
Speaker 7: I had Rudy and Tuti.
Speaker 6: One of you had. One of you had ten points,
Speaker 6: meaning you averaged three point three.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 6: One of you had nine, which means you averaged three.
Speaker 6: So one of you actually got a four.
Speaker 10: Whoa, that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 7: It is pretty impressive.
Speaker 10: Coome on vote, Amy, if you're voting, who would you
Speaker 10: vote for?
Speaker 8: I have to say, am I supposed to say?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we won't count, but yeah, Lunchbox, Yeah?
Speaker 7: What oh Nail Morgan?
Speaker 8: Who want to pick somebody?
Speaker 2: Were basically Eddie's energy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I was very close. The winner with ten
Speaker 6: points is Eddie.
Speaker 7: Yeah you have.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna say that you have. Mike need to
Speaker 6: think because Scuba, Steve and I gave both you guys
Speaker 6: threes and he gave Lunchbox three all the way. But
Speaker 6: but Mike d gave you a four on Eddie, you're
Speaker 6: the only four? Wow?
Speaker 7: Wow Mike? Can I ask you why you decided to
Speaker 7: do that?
Speaker 10: Because you were in a cowboys?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: That was fun. It's a good performance and that's it. Guys.
Speaker 7: It's all about fun.
Speaker 6: People come see live music for fun.
Speaker 10: I was fun.
Speaker 7: You were like it was good? What you came up?
Speaker 6: Okay, you're not you're not. You're not mentoring. I don't Eddie?
Speaker 6: You are winner?
Speaker 11: You want to close?
Speaker 6: You do you want to do? Girls?
Speaker 7: Give me spice?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 6: Will you hit him with some spice? Girls? All right?
Speaker 10: I tell you what?
Speaker 7: So tell me what you want when you really really wrong?
Speaker 6: I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna. I want to.
Speaker 7: If you want to be want want uh huh here.
Speaker 14: If you want to be my lover, with my can
Speaker 14: with my thinking forever friendship never, If you want to
Speaker 14: be my love.
Speaker 7: Sood store from Eggs.
Speaker 22: If you want to kill me, you've got to delround around.
Speaker 6: That's me get.
Speaker 21: I want to.
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